Miss Henning Weds In Episcopalian Ceremony In Baltimore
Miss Henning marries in an Episcopal service performed by T Ridgeway. The ceremony featured autumn leaves, a white and orange color scheme, and a bridal gown of white georgette over silk. Elsie Jus of Baltimore was maid of honor, Harry is acted as best man, and a reception with buffet followed. The couple left for a northern trip and plan to reside at 125 Mosket Street in Baltimore after October 20.
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T. Ridgeway
Episcopal Church
Ith
Arthur Henning
Elsie Jus
Baltimore
Harry
Ru N. Krumpe
Léeh Mccartney
Sparrow
Mosket Street
Ys. J. Barton
Chicago
Walter Gore Funeral Arranged For Friday
The late Walter T. Gore found dead under his tractor at his Winchester area farm will have a 3 o'clock funeral Friday at the Presbyterian Church where he long belonged. Rev. J. H. Lacy and Rev. C. D. Gilkeson will officiate, with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers not yet chosen. Mrs. Alexander Burns and husband will arrive Martinsburg early Friday morning. home at Nowata Oklahoma, not completed until then.
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Walter T. Gore
Winchester
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Lacy
C. D. Gilkeson
Mount Hebron
Alexander Burns
Mistress of Shenstone at Strand Theatre features Pauline Frederick
Pauline Frederick stars in The Mistress of Shenstone in the Robertson-Cole special shown at the Strand Theatre tomorrow. The famed dress icon, called the best dressed on screen, showcases seventeen outfits from street to dinner and evening gowns. Regular meeting Friday evening Sept 7 at 6 o'clock. full attendance desired per C. Douglas Brown, Sec’y.
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Mistress of Shenstnoe
C. Douglas Brown
Sec’y
Wanted Orchard fereman with tractor experience
Wanted. Orchard fereman who has had experience with tractors. Apply by letter to Box 27 Winchester. Coal car of furnace coal H. B. Keck-Te y.
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Orchard Férenan
Jetter
Winchester
H. B. Keck- Tey
Meeting Friday on Important Business For Members
The note calls all members to attend Friday at 8 p m to discuss the dew truck proposition. Attendance is requested to participate in the discussion and decision.
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Peat Ae
Unknown Friend Stamps Memorial Fund For Dr. Miller
Frederick county officials report anonymous gift of 200 dollars to a memorial fountain for the late Dr. Godfrey L. Miller. Contributions from New York Chicago church groups and local donors total numerous sums including 15 10 15 17 5 and a penny offering. Work on the fountain will take several months with completion planned for next spring.
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Charles L. Bowly
Frederick County Court House
Godfrey L. Miller
Godfrey Miller
Fred, Boyd
Dr. Godfrey Miller
Braddock Street
Y. Bardr
Burnt Church
High- Rand Avenue
Williams Praises Four Horsemen Film as Epic War Panorama
Hon R Gray Williams lauds The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse as a serious ambitious motion picture. He praises its artistic scope, powerful acting, and the epic World War I setting with themes of sacrifice and redemption enhanced by a crucial musical score.
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Hon
R. Gray Williams
Four Horsemen
Mr. Williams
The Four Horsemen Tickets Limited to Purchase Night
The theatre informs patrons that MPhe tickets are valid only for the night they were bought for. The numbers listed are Thursday 86, Friday 87, and Saturday 88.
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Four Horsemen
Baler Wire In Stock For Immediate Delivery
In stock for immediate delivery all lengths. Winchester Orchard Supply Co. 1p-tf.
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Cross Weed Winchester
V N Bank Pays Tribute to Mr Gore
Shenandoah Valley National Bank notes Walter T Gore’s death after a tractor accident on his farm. Gore served the bank from 1905 to 1918 as bookkeeper and teller and was highly regarded for his character and devotion. Board resolves funeral attendance and publication of resolutions.
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Walter Gore
Shenandoah Valley, National Bank
Gore
She Valley National Bank
M. Lohr Capper
Stewart Bell
R. Gray Williams
Weer
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Walter T. Gore
The Four Horsemen Tonight at Empire Theatre
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse opens a three day run at the Empire Theatre with daily matinees. The film has drawn high advance sales from surrounding towns and promises strong local attendance and repeat viewings.
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Empire Theatre
Winchester
Ibanez
Ingram
Frederick County Board Sets Hearing on New Western Road
Frederick county Board of Supervisors sets November 7 hearing to establish a road from the Singhass farm to the Northwest pike. Viewers’ report approved. warrants issued for four viewers and a deputy recommended for Back Creek district. County funds may borrow up to 500 dollars. several small claims approved.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Hew
J. B. Singhass
Singhass
Northwestern Pike
W. B. O'Neal
Asa Rosenberger
Ray Robinson
Aljourn Lockhart
C. B. Whitacre
Singhass Road
Jame
F. W. Pingley
R. L. Hodgson
Back Creek
Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Grant
General County Fund
J.D. Marker
E. W. Adams
Slonaker Store Robbed of Cash
The A. C. Slonaker and Sons coal firm near the Northwestern grade reported a robbery of cash and checks late Tuesday night or early Wednesday. About $20 to $25 was taken plus a bank bag with two or three checks. entrance was gained via a west window using a box or small ladder. Banks were notified and checks stopped. Police investigate.
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A. C. Slonaker and Sons
Pennsylvania
the Star
Priest William J Meredith Transferred to Harrisonburg
Bishop O Connell of the Richmond diocese appoints the Rev William J Meredith of Winchester as pastor of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Harrisonburg Va He succeeds Father De Cryse and will begin his first regular pastorate The transfer was forecast by The Star and announced by Rev Thomas A Rankin who lauded Meredith s valued services and mourns his departure for a promotion in the ministry
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O'Connell
Richmond
William J. Meredith
Winchester
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Harrisonburg
Thomas A. Rankin
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Meredith
Father Rankin
Charlottesville
John MecVerry
Father de Cryse
Rankin
Financial Condition Outlined by City Finance Committee
A report presented at the October Common Council meeting by Chairman Hardy and the Finance committee outlines the city’s financial position. It notes the city treasurer’s accounts and vouchers for July 1, 1920, to July 1, 1921, were in order and certified, while offering a supplemental analysis of expenditures for clearer insight, not affecting the current budget. Continued on page 4.
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Common Council
Hardy
Anance Committee
Friendship Fire Co. to Meet In Regular Session Tonight
Friendship Fire Company calls a regular meeting for tonight at eight o'clock. All members are urged to attend. Captain Fred W. Forney signs the notice.
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Friendship Fire Co
Double Header Opens Local Football Season Saturday
The season starts Saturday with a 2.15 p.m. kickoff between SV A and Staunton School for the Deaf, followed by a second game with WW H S and Massanutten on the academy field. SV A beat Martinsburg High last week, Massanutten is expected to challenge. Admission is 60 cents, with high school season ticket holders paying 2 cents extra.
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Staunton School For the Deaf
Www. H. 8
Massanutten
Academy
SV. A
Martinsburg
Staunton
Nineteen Die In Paris Train Tunnel Collision
An October 6 AP report states nineteen people were killed in a collision of two suburban trains in the Saint Lazare tunnel in Paris. Some victims were so mutilated that sex could not be determined. The crash is blamed on a signal failure or operator error.
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Associated Press
Paris
Saint Lazare Railroad
Nine Moros Killed in Kulaykulay Clash in Sulu
An official dispatch from Manila reports that nine Moros were killed in a fight at Kulaykulay Sulu Province. A detachment of 16 constabulary men led by Governor Carl Moore engaged about 30 Moros. The incident was confirmed at police headquarters.
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Associated Press
Manila
Kulaykulay
Sulu Province
Phillppine Constabulary
Carl Moore
Sulu
Fresh Trout and Nortol Spots for Friday
Local note lists fresh trout and Nortol spots for Friday. C P McVicar signs the notice with a 6 1 pit annotation.
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C. P. McVicar
Blind veteran pursues Pictorial Review subscriptions
Oscar Miller, an honorably discharged U S Army veteran and Red Cross Institute for the Blind student, travels to Winchester to solicit subscriptions for the Pictorial Review. He is backed by Major W W Glass and Post Commander W A Baker of the American Legion and is accompanied by three helpers to promote the sale across West Virginia Maryland and Virginia.
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Oscar Miller
United States Army
Red Cross Institute For the Blind
Winchester
Pictorial ReView
Miller
W. W. Glass
W. A. ‘Baker
American Legion
Mbsars
FE. A. Schutte
J. F
Charles Carroll Dead in France
Charles Carroll of Carrollton Maryland died suddenly in the garden of his Mentone villa near Nice France. He famed for Red Cross work in Italy during the war and traced to signer Charles Carroll of the Declaration of Independence. He leaves a son Charles Bancroft Carroll and a Paris residence with wife Anita Hack Carroll and a Maryland family lineage.
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Associateds Press
Nice
France
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Maryland
Red Cross
Italy
Mentone
Here
Mr. Carroll
John Lee Carroll
Miss Phelps
Newport, R. I
Carroll
Miss Bancroft
Dourghoreghan Manor
Ellicott City
Charles Bancroft Carroll
Anita Hack
Baltimore
Republicans to Revise Tax Bill in Senate Action
Washington Oct 6 Radical revision of the tax bill was in prospect as Republicans debated. Proposed changes include repealing transportation taxes from January 1 except for Pullman accommodations, raising income surtax on earnings over 66 000 to about 59 percent, repealing many luxury and nuisance taxes, lowering the corporate tax rate to 16 percent, while continuing the capital stock tax.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pullman
Scout Meeting Friday Evening Plans Glance
The 6-21 Scout Executive announces a Friday at 7 30 p m meeting. Councilmen will be present to explain a new troop plan and every scout should attend.
Football double-header at V A grounds on Saturday
Two games scheduled at the V A grounds starting at 8 with a double-header. First game features S V A against Staunton School for Deaf, followed by W H S versus Massanutten. Admission is 50 cents.
Banking group buys stock of First National Hagerstown
A banking consortium transfers control of First National Bank of Hagerstown from the Wingert family to Curvy and Pook of Baltimore and other investors led by Emory L. Coblentz. The deal requires federal approval as the bank faces potential receivership amid charter violations and a pending suit. The Wingert family held 5,384 shares. transfers would bring total to 6,000 shares with a 10,000 share capital. Officers to be chosen at an afternoon meeting in Hagerstown.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
First National
Curuy & Pook
Ofville
Douglas Fairbanks Auditorium Sat Showings
In Habit of Happiness a new Sunshine comedy plays at the Douglas Fairbanks Auditorium on Saturday with Ruth of the Rookies appearing as a feature attraction.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Ruth
Harrison Wiley responds to Anderson at Berryville court house
Dabney G. Harrison promises to answer Col. Henry W. Anderson on Saturday evening at the Berryville Court House. He will give his views on the Democratic and Republican parties with a reserved opinion on both.
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Court House
Berry~ville
Henry W. Anderson
Ofginia
Anderson Ox
Dabney G
Harrison
Graham Stock Co Audit Next Week at the Auditorium
Announcement in this issue promotes the Graham Stock Co season opening at the Auditorium next week. A carload of scenery and a large cast present One Shall I Marry in a vaudeville program between acts. Free Monday night. Details in ad.
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Winchester
Acta
Ledieg
Big Orchestra Empire Tonight at World’s Greatest Picture
A double header starts at 8 with the Film The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse accompanied by a full symphony orchestra. First game at 2:15 features S.V.A. versus Sta ten School for Deaf, second game M.H.S. versus Massanutten. Admission 50 cents.
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BIG
Empire Tonight
V. A
Staten School
M H. S
Massanutten
Marriage Licenses Issued at City Clerk Office Tonight
James C. Franks of Uniontown formerly Hampshire county Va and Miss Zada Me LaPollet daughter of Richard LaPollette Hampshire county. George Monroe and Mary Elyett a colored couple received marriage licenses at the city clerk's office tonight.
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James C. Franks
Uniontown
Hampshire, County
Zada Me LaPollet
Richard “LaPollette
Hampshire County
George. Monroé
Mary Elyett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Henning
Olg Spari IV
Pauline Frederick
Rouss Fire
SARAH
Zane Fure .Co
Mrs. Bowly
Dr. Miller
Sincerely Yours, W. Davis Conrad
Chicago, Tl
New York
V.N. Bank
MR. Gore
THE
Rouss Hall
Woltz
R. E. Byrd
Amerst St
Iptf
H. B. Kline
J. Scott Grant
F. D. Goodyers
W. E. Smith
Slonaker
Meredith
Fred, W. Forney
DEA
BOY Scouts OF America
S.V. A
School For Deaf
Banking Group
Anderson
Graham Stock CO
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