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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
6
Virginia voters must register or transfer to qualify for the November 6 general election. October 6 is the deadline to vote and to file candidacy notices with the county clerk, with signatures and witness attestations required.
Virginia sent 56 delegates to the Worlds Dairy Congress in Washington with J. S. Haldeman of Winchester among them. After the opening session delegates traveled to Philadelphia for follow up meetings, with further sessions planned from today through October 10 in Syracuse.
James Andrew Roberts, among last week’s marines, was moved by army ambulance from Winchester to the Quantico marine base due to pneumonia. After several days of crisis, his condition improved. Other injured marines from the New Market reenactment at Harrisonburg Hospital are well enough to return to Quantico.
A group of about fifty American Legion and ladies auxiliary delegates from Virginia will depart Richmond by special car for San Francisco to attend the national convention October 15 to 17. J J Wicker is chairman and W B Crush secretary. they go as delegates at large with hotel reservations at the Spalding for October 13 arrival.
The article lists named delegates from multiple Virginia cities including Hampton Norfolk Richmond Petersburg Danville Roanoke Charlottesville and others to attend Seen Louis LD. Campbell. Alternates are listed for various districts and a ladies auxiliary with several nominees and alternates is named. National committee woman for Virginia Mrs. W A Baker is noted as having traveled.
Mr E V Weems and family, who have spent time in Atlantic City, will travel to Washington DC tomorrow and occupy a house at 2362 Massachusetts Avenue Northwest for the season.
A mother’s remembrance for her son Ernest J. Ashwood who died five years ago on October 6 1818. She vows not forgotten and speaks of reunion in heaven and forever in the silent grave. The verse ends with blessed be the Lord and his mother’s signature.
The correct plural of money is monies in some senses and moneys in others. Monies is used for sums of money especially in formal or legal contexts, while moneys is a more general plural. Both forms are recognized in usage.
In a remembered scene a boy Roger visits the old farm. The dog Shep barks wags its tail and jumps to lick his face. Rog exclaims that Shep remembers him from when he was a child.
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