Virginia Governor Won’t Call Extra Session This Time
Governor Trinkle said he will not convene an extra session to vote on highway bond funding. He kept the door open for a session earlier if a substantial majority of General Assembly members request it by December 15, 1922, or for 1923 funding plans. He noted Assembly rules require two thirds of both houses to call and cited current requests.
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Richmond
Spd Assembly of Virginia
Trinkle
General Assembly
Assembly
House
Senate
Ses
Football Thanksgiving Day Game at Fair Grounds
A Thanksgiving football game is scheduled at the Fair Grounds at 2 30 PM. Admission is one dollar, with children aged 5 to 12 priced at fifty cents.
Tax Penalty Notice for 1922 State Taxes
Taxpayers face a five percent penalty on 1922 state taxes due in December. The notice highlights poll tax inclusion and urges attention to avoid the charge, issued by WM. T. Barr City Treasurer.
Fair Grounds Show Admission Details At 2 30 P M
Notice lists event at Fair Grounds with 2 30 P M start. Admission one dollar, children five to twelve fifty cents. Also seeks a good man to live on orchard with reply to X care Star. Advert appears in 28 1p 2t listings.
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Orchard
Care Star
Alcohol Chains Robes Mid City Garage
A robbery occurred in a mid city garage tied to alcohol theft. Police are investigating the incident during the Thanksgiving period and local church events at Mt. Carmel F. B. Church are noted as a separate community gathering.
Winchester High School to Publish Handlian Year Book
The senior class announces the Handlian annual to chronicle Winchester High School activities. Printing contracts are awarded and a staff has been chosen to begin work immediately. A moderate price aims to attract both students and Winchester residents willing to purchase this well produced record.
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Winchester High School
Winchester
Couzens Named U S Senator to Fill Newberry Term
Detroit businessman James Couzens was appointed by Governor Alex J. Groesbeck to succeed Truman H. Newberry as United States Senator from Michigan. Couzens, 50, rose from a train newsboy to prominence through Detroit municipal projects and a role with Ford before becoming treasurer of the company in 1915.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Michigan
James Couzens
Detroit
Jame
Alexaaping
Teccetiack
United States
Truman H. Newberry
Couzens
Senate
Chatham
Ontario
Henry Ford
Ford
Missing Husbands A Rare Treat At Empire Theatre
The Metro film Missing Husbands continues at the Empire Theatre with matinee today and two evening shows at seven and nine. The program opens with a comedy at each performance, promising an unusual and fascinating experience following earlier acclaim for The Four Horsemen and Prisoner of Zenda.
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Metro
Empire Theatre
Show at Boyce December 8 for Clarke County baseball relief
Announced change of the parish event at Boyce House Clarke county from December 1 to Friday evening December 8. A varied program by local talent and stunts will entertain a large crowd with supper and refreshments. Admission 25 cents, proceeds fund the Clarke County Baseball team to wipe out a debt from the past season.
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Sturit
Boyce
Clarke County
Clarke Courye
Thanksgiving thanks for your business
Newlin and Potts the Live-Wire Electrical Firm offer guaranteed electrical work with the most reasonable charges in town. Located at 118 East Piccadilly Street, they thank customers for their patronage.
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Newlin & Potts
E. Piccadilly St
Thanksgiving appeal for Winchester Memorial Hospital funds
Dr. Hunter H. McGuire announces Thanksgiving day offerings to support Winchester Memorial Hospital. Since last Thanksgiving, 1,300 patients were treated, with 450 private rooms, 470 public wards, 310 white and 66 colored patients, 85 in the children's ward, and 300 out-patient cases. The year saw 49 births and 1 death. assets total 87,678.36 with receipts 53,699.50 and no surplus for improvements. A $2,000 sterilizing equipment upgrade was installed. Public assistance will be needed to continue essential work.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hunter H. McGuire
Churches of Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Falow
New Honor For Major Forward
Alexander Forward of the State Corporation Commission was unanimously elected first vice-president of the National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners. Dwight N. Lewis of Iowa named Forward as chairman of the executive committee for the coming year, after returning from the Detroit Midway convention.
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Richmond
Alexander Forward
State Corporation Commission
National Association of Railway and Utilities Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dwight N. Lewis
Iowa
Forward
Adams
Detroit
Midb
New Electrical Shop Opens on North Main Street
Messrs Carlin Gray and Amos Schlack opened an electrical shop on North Main Street adjoining the American Legion building equipped for all electrical work. Mr Roland C Ryah returned this afternoon from vacation trips to Atlantic City.
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Messrs
Carlin Gray
Amos Schlack
North Main Street
American Legion
Roland C. Ryah
Atlantic City
Continuous Show Empire Tomorrow With Keaton Calhoun
Empire theater on Market Street offers a continuous show tomorrow from 2 to 11 pm featuring Keaton Calhoun. A Saturday Western presents Zane Grey's When Romance Rides adapted from Wild Fire and promises action and merit.
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Empire Tomorrow
Keaton Calhoun
Market Street
Zane Grey
Oyster Supper and Bazaar at Centenary Church
Annual oyster supper and bazar planned at Centenary Reformed Church on November 30 and December 1. Supper served from 5 to 9 p m with price five cents. Proceeds support church activities.
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Centenary Reformed Church
Long-established Martinsburg Firm Merges with Winchester Store
Merger announced today unites two longtime dry goods houses in the Virginia Valley. Frank S. Emmert Son & Company of Martinsburg, led by Frank S. Emmert, will head the new Winchester operation buying H K Green and Brothers on Main Street. A long-term lease, remodel plans, and rebranding to carry a high-grade line proceed, with Mrs. Alice Gibson Green and heirs of A L Green selling.
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Main Street
Martinisburg
W. Va
H. K. Green & Brother
Winchester
Virginia Valley
Alice Gibson Green
A. L. Green
Green
Frank S. Emmert
Green’s
Martinsburg
Frank S. Emmert & Son
James B
T. K. Green & Brother
Hugh K
A. I. Green
Frank S. Emmert & Gon
Mar
Mrs Myers Undergoes Appendicitis Operation at Memorial Hospital
Friends report Mrs Walter D Myers wife of Dr Myers is in satisfactory condition after an appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital performed last night. She is improving with nurse care and doctors expect a full recovery in due time.
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Walter D. Myers
Myers
Memorial Hospital
Investment Prospectus Offer by Hanbrough and Carter
Absolutely safe securities issued in blocks of $100 and up, non-taxable, interest paid promptly. Hansbrough & Carter, Winchester, Va. Insurance Loans Real Estate.
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Hansbrough & Carter
Winchester
Fair Grounds Admission Price Notice
Admission to the fair at Virginia grounds is 1.06 dollars for adults at 2.30 PM. children aged 5 to 12 pay 50 cents.
France plans to seize Ruhr district in six weeks
Paris reports outline three aims for Ruhr and Rhineland occupation. France would show resolve to satisfy its people, avoid haste, and, if no workable plan emerges in six to eight weeks, may take action. In Washington, Premier Poincare denies Paris intends to force entry into the Ruhr.
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Ruhr
Associated Press
Paris
Germany
Rhineland
Washington
Ruhr Valley
Poincare
Jusserand
Swanson to Speak at Winchester Elks Memorial Event
The Winchester lodge of Elks plans its memorial exercises with a report at the weekly meeting. United States Senator Claude A. Swanson of Virginia will deliver the principal address next Sunday at 3 PM in the Empire Theater. The public is invited as Elks nationwide mark their lodges of sorrow on Memorial Day.
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Winchester
Empire
Elks
Lodges of Sorrow
Grand Lodge
Apples Make Small Advance In Nationwide Market
In Chicago on November 29 the United States Bureau of Markets reports only a slight week unto week gain in fruit and vegetable values. Apples rose in major cities by 25 to 75 cents, led by New York Michigan and Rhode Island Greenings and fancy box Jonathans.
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Associated Press
Weekly Review
United States Bureau of Markets
New York
Michigan
Rhode Island
MISS WENTOSH A BRIDE MONDAY
Miss Virginia McIntosh daughter of the late John R McIntosh and Mrs Bessier Philips was married to Mr Charles Facione in Hagerstown Maryland Monday afternoon at five o'clock at the Reformed Church parsonage by Rev Dr Wagner The groom is a son of C H Facione of Lawrence Massachusetts The bride wore a dark blue Canton crepe dress with hainted doves to match They will reside in Washington DC where Mr Facione is in business. Miss Lucy Kurtz returned from Birmingham Alabama where she was guest of Mr and Mrs George K Headley during the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention. Mrs G M Hansbrough and two children left for Harrisonburg Virginia to spend Thanksgiving with relatives and friends.
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Virginia McIntosh
John R. McIntosh
Bessier Philips
Charles Facione
Hagerstown
the Reformed Church
Wagner
C. H. Facione
Lawrence
Mass
Washington D. C
Mr. Facione
Lucy Kurtz
Birmingham
Ala
George K. Headley
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Record Crowd Expected at Winchester Grid Classic
A large crowd is anticipated for the annual football classic between Winchester High School and Shenandoah Valley Academy at Winchester fair grounds starting 2:30 PM. Denial given to a 50 cent car admission report. general admission is 1 dollar with 50 cent for children 6 to 12. no extra motor car charges. Probable line up to be announced.
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Winchester High ‘School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester Fair Grounds
Weather forecast contrasts across regions this Thanksgiving
The Weather Bureau forecasts rising temperatures in the east up to the Mississippi River with warmer conditions in the Mississippi Valley and Lake region. Much colder weather is expected in the northwest while eastern areas see a warming trend ahead of the holiday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Wise
Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
Federal authorities urged to cooperate with prohibition agents
Washington authorities nationwide were asked to assist in enforcing prohibition laws. Reports indicate some cereal manufacturers may be selling a product with illicit alcoholic content.
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Washington
Community notices and sale and employment ads
Thank you note for kindness during illness and death of J Jamees Carter Polhamus from his parents. Rouss Engine House hosts a clothing sale on Saturday December 2 from 1 to 9 p.m. by Ladies Aid Church of Christ. Bakery offer buy two Baker’s coconut cans and get one free at Sanitary Cash Stores. Wanted an orchard foreman skilled in spraying cultivating and packing for a permanent position with a large concern. Apply Box 786 Martinsburg.
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J Jamees Carter Polhamus
Rouss Engine House
Ladies’ Aid
Church of Christ
Sanitary
Cor
Picea
Cor. Main
Gerk Sts
Martinsburg
Ford Worn Drive r Truck and sale notice
FOR SALE Ford Work Driven Truck thoroughly overhauled good condition new tires priced at 250 dollars Also one at 300 dollars and one at 350 dollars P T Henson Chapman Auto Lines announces a regular meeting Friday night at eight o clock with SARAH ZANE FIRE and all members urged to attend Secretary Russell Potts directs the notice.
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Russell Potts
Ford
Infant Pope Dies in Stephenson Funeral Planned
William Edward Pope infant son of Jamney B. and Helen K. McAlboy Pope of Stephenson died yesterday. The child was born on Monday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow and interment is Mount Hermon Cemetery here.
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William Edward Pope
Jamney B
Helen KE. McAlboy Pope
Stephenson
Mount He Oron
Fruit Men of State to December 6
The twenty seventh annual Virginia State Fruit Growers gathering to be held December 6 7 and at Charlottesville with meetings at the Gleason Hotel and Charlottesville armory. Speakers include G B chairmen L A assistant entomologist F Parsons of the US Department of Agriculture and J S Edwards president of the Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association. The program covers co operative selling standards committee and spray recommendations.
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Virginia
Winchester
Frederick
Mil i
Co .Ville
Ole
Chester
Frederick Gé
Nhon
Charlie
Mobile
Janice
Mary Massey
Staunton
Charlottesville
Gleason Hotel
Lottesville Armory
National Apple
L. A
Wig Hough
Earl Parsons
United States Partment of Agriculture
7 Fé
Ciation
J. S. Edwards
Fornia Citrus Exchange
J. R. Ice
Shore of Virginia
CC. R. Swinson
United” S Department of Agriculture
Rouss Fire Co to Hold Regular Meeting Friday Evening
The Rouss Fire Co. announces a regular meeting this Friday at 8 o clock with reports from the H. and L. Track committee. The notice appears in the local paper with a brief agenda and call for members to attend. A separate item advertises Dermic Lotion by Boyd Drug, noting its use for chapped hands and shaving aftercare.
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Rouss Fire Co
Tancé
W. Js. Huntsberry
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