King's Daughters Meet in Berryville For 30th Annual Convention
Mrs. M. W. Lieibert of New York will be guest of honor at the thirty first annual convention of the King’s Daughters and Sons in Berryville October 28 30. Delegates from Millwood Boyce Minnie Wood Chapel Wickliffe and Berryville will attend and view project films including Clarke County Rest Room. Delegates from Clarke County Democratic Club will organize to assist voter registration before Saturday. Rev Nathan Maynard resigns from Berryville Baptist Church due to ill health and plans to move to Salem Virginia. Douglas Pierce injured by steam vat at Berryville Basket Factory, hospitalized in Winchester Memorial Hospital. A Williamsport Pennsylvania Luncheon Club effort to promote publishers Christmas cards gains local support with Rose McDonald leading Clarke County push.
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Berryville
M. W. Lieibert
Order of King’s Daughters and Sons
New York
Baptist
Millwood
Boyce
Minnie Wood Chapel
Wickliffe
Clarke County
Charleston
D. C
Nathan Maynard
Baptist Church
Salem
Vai
Maynard
Japan
Boys’ Missionary” Society
Royal Ambassadors
Williamsport
H. Y. Otto
Rose McDonald
Chancel Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
Wray Named Executive Committeeman for Seventh District
Capt. Frank M. Wray, a World War II veteran and member of the American Legion post in Berryville, was appointed by Lt. Thomas J. Mickey Jr. to the executive committeeman post for the seventh congressional district. Wray’s selection follows the new state commander’s appointment.
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Lloyd Williams
American Legion
Berryville
Thomas J. Mickey, Jr
State Department
Seventh Congressional District
Wray
Valley League Grid Season Opens Oct 18 in Tri-State Circuit
The Cumberland Valley Athletic League with Ambersburg Waynesboro Pa Hagerstown Md Martinsburg W Va and Winchester opens its 1924 football season October 18. Winchester visits Martinsburg and Waynesboro plays Hagerstown with a full schedule through November 27.
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Cumbriand Valley Athletic League
Ambersburg
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Maryland
Cumberland Valley
Chambersburg
Wheat at Chicago hits 1.50 for May delivery
Wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade rose to 1.50 a bushel for May delivery, an overnight gain of over 3 cents and a season high, driven by strong foreign demand for breadstuffs. Rye fell to 1.32 a bushel for May as trading ran big across grain pits.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Buhsel
Motor Tours Promoted by Inquiries via Virginia Shenandoah Valley
Prominent travelers Thomas Cook & Son and Seven Seas Travel Service plan motor tours in Virginia and the Shenandoah Valley after a surge of inquiries. W. J. Wilson and J. H. Holmes of New York, tour pathfinders, arrived to study permanent tour setup including routes, hotels, and scenery. They already run seven passenger car tours in New England and emphasize preplanned itineraries with guides knowledgeable of historic sites.
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Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Thomas Cook & Son
Seven Seas Travel Service
W. J. Wilson
J. H. Holmes
New York
Harrisonburg
Messrs. Wilson
Holmes
Mr. Holmes
United States
New England
Lloyd Williams Post elects new officers at annual meeting
At the Lloyd Williams Post annual meeting held Tuesday night new officers were elected for the coming year. Commander Norval W. Carter. vice commander Capt. Frank M. Wray. treasurer H. A. Simons. adjutant L. J. Burner. historian Leon D. Scheuer. sergeant at arms J. R. Crim. They began duties immediately.
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Lloyd Williams
Norval W. Carter
Frank M. Wray
H. A. Simons
L. J. Burner
Warrisk
Leon D. Scheuer
J. R. Crim
Shenandoah Valley hosts auto tours with literature handed to guests
Mr Stormes and Mr Wilson were greeted by Frank L Sublett and Dan P Wine of Shenandoah Valley Inc in a fall spring outreach. They received valley literature and plan to visit Luray today, likely proceeding to Skyland and Luray Caverns.
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Stormes
Wilson
Frank L. Sublett
Dan P. Wine
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Luray
Skyland
Luray Caverns
VM I Flying Squadron heads to Georgia Tech for third game
Lexington reports the VM I Flying Squadron travels to Atlanta to face the Yellow Jackets of Georgia Tech on Saturday. Clarkson Raffer ty and trainer Quinlan lead two squad members, manager Holt, and a newspaper rep aboard a special car. Freshmen host Augusta Military Academy in Lexington opening season.
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Lexington
VM. 1.8
Atlanta
Yellow Jackets
Georgia Tech
Clarkson
Rafferty
Quinlan
Holt
South
Augusta Military Academy
Georgia
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SAP
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Army & Navy
Lucky
Army
Army’ & Navy Store
Saares
Care Star
Amherst St
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Pike i Winchester
Roomer
Braddock Street
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S. Kent St
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Star Office
Handley School
Monmouth
Price
Handley Schools
S. Market St
Garber, Mfg. Co
Rex Typewriter
E. Cecil St
Keiffer Pears
Stephens City
F. A. Strother
O. T. Ritter
Huntie M. Stine
Studebaker
William Morgan
Stephens
City
N. Braddock St
Morgan’ Anderson
N. Main St
Virginia King's Daughters
M. W. Leibert
The
Democratic Club
Clarké County
McDonald
Mary Page
Reid
J. F.moore
Horace
Douglas Pierce
Lizzie Pierce
Maurice Castleman
Castleman’s Ferry
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Valley League
MarTinsburg-Waynesboro
the Empire
Stafford Pemberton
Pemberton
Booth Tarkington
Capital
Seat Sale
Empire Office
Girls’ Athletic Association
Honeysuckle
Royal
Richmond
Legion
Giants
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Frankie Fritch
Heinie Groh
Emil Meuse
McGraw
Chahces
Pitchora
Claude Jonnard
John’ Wi Arthur Nelf
Hugh McMian
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Norfolk and Western
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ublic
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Sensency Road
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