Death shocks Winchester as A. Snyder dies at 63
John Meade Snyder a longtime Winchester resident and church and charitable worker died of heart trouble in his West Water Street apartment after a one week illness. He was born in Romney West Virginia and had worked in bookselling and sales roles before retiring to Winchester. He served as a Presbyterian ruling elder and taught the Open Door Bible Class and was War Fund treasurer and later Red Cross official. The funeral is set for 3 PM at the Presbyterian Church with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meade, Snyder
Winchester
West Water’ Street
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Snyder
Bir
Snyder
E. Blair Sheetz
B.B. Dutton
Romney
W. Va
J. M. Snyders
E. B. Sheetz, Sr
Messrs
B. Blair Sheetz
HL. C. Sheetz
W. L. Denny
T. Wall
Fort Worth
Texas
Fort Worth ‘China Company
Paris
Missouri Glass Company
Mesa
Rose Burton
James Burton
South Washington Street
Mrs. Snyder
Alvahy Richards
West Water Street
Holmes Conrad
Best Fund
Frederick County
American Res Cross Society
H. C. Sheetz
J. H. Lacy
Robert A. Goodwin
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs Carmichael Borne To Tomb
Funeral services were held at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church in Martinsburg West Virginia for Mrs Anna Hetzel Carmichael wife of Mr Carmichael who died late Friday night in Martinsburg after pneumonia She was 34 a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Hetzell and a descendant of Judge John Randolph Muncker through marriage She leaves her husband two sons one daughter three sisters and two brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Anna Hetzel Carmich
Harry St. G. T. Carael
Carmicchael
John J. Hetzell
Virginia
Carmichael
John Randolph Muncker
Henry Huntsberry dies. Civil War veteran and Frederick County native
Henry Huntsberry, born May 19 1839 near Winchester, a longtime Frederick County native and brother of John A. Huntsberry and Charles E. Huntsberry, died last Friday in Washington. Funeral was held at his son Harry Huntsberry’s home in Washington, with interment there. He served in the Twelfth Virginia Cavalry and was a courier for Gen Fitzhugh Lee at Winchester in 1864, later wounded in an arm. He married Billymer of Jefferson County and is survived by four daughters Lucy Biggs Willie Bagby Nellie McSwene and Gussie Huntsberry, a son Harry, and two brothers John A. and Charles E. Huntsberry. Another brother Jaco Huntsberry died years ago in Rockingham County Virginia.
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Henry
Frederick County
Twelfth
Virginia Cavalry
John C. Ford
Frank Flowers
Edward Davis
Chas. Hardesty
Philip Crisman
William Myers
Fitzhugh Lee
Winchester
Huntsberry
Billmyer
Jefferson County
W. Va
Washington
Lucy Biggs
Willie Bagby
Baltimore
Nellie McSwene
Belmont
Gussie Huntsberry
Harry Huntsberry
John A
Charles E. Huntsberry
Jaco Huntsberry
Broadway
Rockinsham County
West Virginia
Wanted Apples for Cider Stock by Strasburg Fruit Products
One hundred car loads of good clean cider stock to be shipped after October 10 1920. Strasburg Fruit Products Co. offers market ready fruit stock for processing and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg Fruit Products Co
Storage Space Sale Imminent at Winchester Cold Storage
Notice shows limited remaining space for sale at Winchester Cold Storage managed by Wm. Beverley with emphasis on prompt applications. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but indicates imminent opportunity. READERS urged to act to secure remaining units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Wm. Beverley
Mar
Hooley Divorce Decree Granted in Ohio Court
Mrs Hooley wins the divorce from Clyde H Hooley on gross neglect. The Court of Common Pleas at Urbanna Ohio awards her $100 alimony and $25 weekly child support, with custody of the infant to the mother. The father may visit the child and the wife receives all furniture from her father’s home. Continued on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Reardon
Clyde H. Hooley
Court of Common Pleas
Urbanna
Ohio
Hooley
Olive Court
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Frederick County
Exporter of Apples Surpasses in Market Reach
Advertisement publicizing a fruit exporter, Boyd R. Richards, located in the 8 V. N. Bank Building. Claims unmatched facilities for reaching top markets and careful business oversight by specialists. Contact phones provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd R. Richards
V. N. Bank
Wear-Ever Kitchen Outfit Ad Claims Safety First
An advertising snippet promotes a WEAR-EVER KITCHEN OUTFIT with a Safety First claim. It mentions Thomas W. Mathews of 35 West Piccadilly Yopposite Post Office, Virginia, and urges readers to obtain the outfit.
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Thomas W. Mathews
West Piccadilly
Ter
Lutheran Synod Arrives in Winchester for 100th Anniversary
The Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church with about 200 members will reach Winchester tomorrow by special train around 2 15 p m from Cumberland Valley Railroad to celebrate the synod's 100th anniversary. Mayor Glass will welcome them at City Hall and they will tour sites, with a 3 30 p m program at Mount Hebron Cemetery. An 8 p m program is planned at Grace Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Grace Lutheran Church
180 Acre Farm for Sale in Albemarle Area
180 acre farm offered for sale in Albemarle vicinity. Interested parties should apply to L. A. Hudson, Albin, Va. Address details reference likely real estate notice and contact for inquiries. Published in 9 to 41 edition.
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L. A. Hudson
Albin
APPLES WANTED AT SMITHBURG EVAPORATING CO
FOR RENT six room furnished house apply 4 to 6 p m 310 Highland Ave FOR SALE Overland touring car Model 8 John Dellis Greek Restaurant 11 1p 61 WAITRESSES AND CHAMBER MAIDS WANTED BY NATIONAL PARK SEMINARY FOREST GLENN MD A select school for girls in suburbs of Wash DC Good wages with good board and room free Phone or call at Hotel Jack 9 to 12 m where I will arrange terms and transportation G M WOLFE ip tf Supt Bidgs Grounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Seminary
Forest Glenn
Wash. D. C
G. M. Wolfe
Lost New Republic grand card tire found between Berryville and Winchester
Reward offered for return of a 34x4 New Republic grand card tire found between Berryville and Winchester Friday night. Five dollar reward promised. Contact L. B. Armel at 921 p bt.
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Soo
New Republic
Card Tire
Rim
Berryville
Winchester
T L. B. Armel
Handley Lectures Open Tonight With Powell Harris Duo
The Handley lecture series begins at 8 30 this evening in City Hall Auditorium with a combined musical lecture program featuring pianist John Powell and George Harris Jr accompanying Jacob Kwalwassee. The program includes English folk songs, American tunes, and dialogue, praised by national papers for program making and presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Powell
George Harris, Jr
City Hall Auditorium
Handley
City Hall
Jacob Kwalwassee
Atlanta
Winchester
Cecil Sharp
Barbara Ellen
Rendal
Lord Thomas of
Winesberry
Howard Brockway
Billie Boy
New York Evening Mail
George Harris
Bis
New York Globe
Astsa, Mae
Official Version of Wilson Speech Published
The White House released what it called the official version of President Wilson's eighth plenary Paris peace address to Roumania Serbia and Czecho Slovakia delegates. Senator Spencer charged a false promise and pressed for the stenographic record. the president defended the wording and warned force remains the final guaranty of peace.
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Ito
Associated Press
Washington
White House
Wilson
Roumania
Serbia
Czecho-Slovakia
Spencer
Missouri
United States
Pro Garam Delights With Intelligent Vocal Flair
A compact profile notes how Pro Garam captivates audiences with intelligent vocal phrasing and distinctive character. The piece highlights his engaging stage presence and clever musical interpretations.
Largest Apple Cold Storage In The World
The Winchester Cold Storage Company will complete a new plant this week with a capacity of 3,000,000 cubic feet or 300,000 barrels, the largest apple storage facility worldwide. Financed by local fruit growers and banks, the project used vast materials and labor, including 100,000 sacks of cement, 300,000 hollow tiles, 500 tons of steel, and 7 miles of steel pipe. The ice plant handles 25 tons daily, with 30 motors totaling 800 horsepower, and the buildings are fireproof and non depreciating. Officers include H F Byrd president and John Thwaite vice-president, among a large board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Cold Storage Company
Cooper
Cork
Spain
H. F. Byrd
John Thwaite
Ray Robinson
William Beverley
N. J. Wigginton
E. W. Cather
D. A. Robinson
P.H. Gold
C.L. Nicodemus
James DuShane
W. S. Hiett
John C. Cather
Hl. M. Bond
H. M. Baker
RT. Barton
F. 5. Tavenner
Wards Escape from Custody in Red Cross Case
Contempt proceedings tied to Mrs. Blanche Ritter of Baltimore. Two children Thelma 11 and Clayton 16 were placed in Red Cross care in Winchester. They escaped custody Saturday night. suspects say they may be across the state line into West Virginia or on a Baltimore Ohio train back toward Baltimore.
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Blanche Ritter
Balt Md
Frederick County
Whiting
Thehha
Clayton
Red Cross
Winchester
Baltimore
Ritter
Witer
Panchett
Shatter
Migs Ritter
State Line
West Virg
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
Winchester Orchard Supply Company Advertises Apple Equipment
The Winchester Orchard Supply Company offers Trescott apple graders presses hatchets liners and caps along with picking sacks baskets ladders and related gear. Located at 301 N Market Street with phone 313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Orchard Supply Company
Wanted York Imperials and related fruit grafts
Hand picked bulk York Imperials 2 1 4 inches and up ciders out. FRED L GUAIZE of Amherst Street represents View Nursery Co Williamsport. Write or phone for prices. Rewards offered for lost Gold watch with black ribbon strap returned to Star office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Imperials
Fred
L. Guaize
F. MT Amherst
View Nursery Co
Williamsport
Bulk Apples Sale Notice From Cumberland Valley
Bulk apples offered including Staymans Black Twigs Yorks and Bens with hand-picked fruit up to 2 1 4 inches. Also accepts clean drops in limited quantity. Contact phone 476 for orders. Cumberland Valley area.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John M. Snyder
Mrs. Carmichael
H. C. Huntsberry
Gen. Fitz. Lee
Washington, D. C
Cemetery Lane
J. W. Dyer
Keifer Pears
Sam Haines
Pannett
Cox
League OF Nations
The
Evening Star
Harding
Des Moines
League
Friends of World Peace
Gue
Roosevelt
Brand
Germany
Luther Pannett
Democratic Campaign Committee
Wine
Amherst Street
Iptf
Mrs. E,.b. Byrd
Lutheran Synod
Smithburg Evaporating Co
Bovee
Highland Ave
John Dellis
Progaram
Thelma
Clayton Ritter
Trescott
Rubber Stampa
Naila
Stzea
Cumberland Valdott
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