Greece to lead peace talks after Madania armistice
The Associated Press reports that talks to shape general peace terms and neutralize the Dardanelles proceed after the Mudania armistice. Greece and Turkey expected to request U S participation with Venizelos as Greece’s plenipotentiary. date and venue undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Madania
Near East
Dardanelles
United States
Thrace
Othe
Mudania
Apies
Venizelos
Greece
Turkey
Harvard Educator Leads Winchester Schools Vocational Guidance Series
Dr. John M. Brewer of Harvard spoke to Winchester Public Schools teachers on aims and methods of guidance, focusing on six steps from school years to workforce success. He urged democratic, nonautocratic guidance and advised how schools can help students discover abilities. Parents may attend a Thursday 8 p.m. session at Handley Library for further insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Brewer
Harvard University
Winchester Public Schools
Brewer
Handley Library
Funeral services for Alfred S. Green held in Winchester
Funeral services for the late Alfred S. Green, prominent Winchester merchant, will be at 4 p.m. Thursday at the family residence on South Washington street. Rev A A Kelly of Grace Lutheran Church officiates. Interment is in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Active pallbearers include Godfrey Miller and several Miller brothers. honorary pallbearers are Grace Church council members. It is likely members of the George Washington Hotel Corporation board and Rotary Club officers will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred S. Green
Winchester
South Washington Street
A. A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Godfrey Miller
William C. Miller
William R. Miller
G. Clarence Miller
G. O. Miller
George Baetjer
Robert
Friendship Fire Co Regular Meeting Discuss Uniform Shirts
The Friendship Fire Company will meet Thursday evening October 12 at 8 o clock. The agenda includes a discussion of uniform shirts and other important matters to be presented at the gathering. Capt Fred W Forney signs the notice.
Empire Theatre Prices Advertise Value To Public
The Empire Theatre promotes nightly changes of program with Paramount First National and other feature pictures. It boasts fresh releases, popular stars, Mack Sennett comedies, Aesop's Fables, Pathe News, and daily topics. Admission is 5c for children and 15c for adults with no tax. prices claim to be the best in town and offer family value. It warns against cheap prices and assures good service and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Paramount
First National
The
Empire
Mack Sever
Keith
Jim Aesop
Pathe
the Empire
Harold Sdloyd
Bebe Daniels
Prohomer
Rownd
Leaders Declare Peery Wise Win
Bristol Virginia October 10 Victory for George C Peery Democratic candidate for Congress in the Ninth Virginia district is forecast in statements issued for the local newspaper by Gov E Lee Trinkle former Gov Henry Stuart Harry F Byrd Democratic State Chairman and R Combs district chairman. The statements praise Peery and assail the Republican Administration with Trinkle saying the time is at hand for Democratic redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
George C. Peery
Congress
Virginia
E. Lee Trinkle
Henry
Stuart
Harry F. Byrd
R. Combs
Peery
Trinkle
Men Wanted For Winter Work At Colonial Brick Plant
Employment available for several reliable men at Colonial Brick Corporation. New applicants will have work the entire winter at the plant. Apply at colonial brick plant location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial’ Brick Corporation
Sines Ek Ae
Four Planes In Aerial Parade Over Winchester
A rare sight as four airplanes flew in formation over town shortly after 10 am. The group traveled westward carrying mail along the U S aerial route, drawing hundreds of onlookers who watched the four “giant birds” pass high above on a clear fall morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
United States
Winchester
Delegate to Prison Meeting Named by Governor
City Sergeant Adam Forney received a governor signed commission appointing him Virginia's delegate to the American Prison Association congress in Detroit October 12 to 18. The commission was signed by Governor Trinkle and secretary B O James. He will be unable to attend due to duties at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Forney
Trinkle
Richmond
Forney
Virginia
The
American Prison Association
Detroit
Mich
Triatkle
B. O. James
Commonwealth
Women Organize Democratic Club in Handley Library
The Democratic Women's Club was formed at Handley Library with plans for an active campaign before November 7. Mrs E L Wunder was elected president Miss Frances Beverley secretary and Mrs Martin Wise Carver treasurer. Representative T W Harrison spoke at the organizing meeting and enrollment of voters continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women’s Club
Handley Library
E. L. Wunder
Frances, Beverley
Martin Wisecarver
T. W. Harrison
Congress
Virginia
Captain Kurtz Improves at Winchester Home
Captain George W. Kurtz, prominent Winchester businessman and one of the few surviving Stonewall Brigade officers, is gradually regaining strength at his South Main street home after several weeks illness. Relatives and friends report he is feeling better than at any time since his illness began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kurtz
Winchester
Stonewall Brigade
South Main Street
Kurtz
Photographer offers home portrait sessions
An announcement by L. V. Jolliffe states readiness to take photographs at residences, described as the place where clients and their children feel most comfortable. The notice is concise and informal, indicating home photography service.
Handley Schools Seek Swing Saw Men and Blacksmiths
Classified notice seeks 1 swing saw man and 1 blacksmith for Handley schools with 50 laborers contracted by J. Lo Crouse Contracting Co from 11 AM to 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Schools
J. Lo Crouse ‘Contracting CO
Rummage Sale and Help Wanted Notes
Bargain Friday and Saturday at 46 Main St offering items for sale. Apple pickers wanted at 515 S Wash St by 11 to 1. New barrels for sale at Winchester Cold Storage Corp by 11 to 1. Lost gold watch fob mentioned with partial location and reward offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
S. Wash
Winchester Cold Storage—Corp
Carl Kremer to wed Miss Bowen in Mount Pleasant Church
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Bowen of Washington to Carl Peter Kremer of Winchester. The ceremony is set for 8 p m Saturday October 28 at Mount Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church South. Kremer is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles P Kremer and has worked with the United States Shipping Board in Washington for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Wilbur Bowen
Washingston
Mary Elizabeth Bowen
Carl Peter Kremer
Winchester
Mount Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mr. Kremer
Charles P. Kremer
Washington
United States Shipping Board
Child Collides With Automobile On South Braddock Street
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Schmidt was injured when he ran into a car near their Washington street home around 9:30 this morning. He suffered cuts and bruises near an ear but no broken bones. Driver Clayborn Hoover reported stopping to avoid the child and then continuing when safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Schmidt
Washington
South Braddock Street
C. R. Anderson
Clayborn Hoover
Doran
Hoover Nat
Mrs Ernest Batt Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Ernest Batt of Reynolds Store Virginia underwent a surgical operation for appendicitis this morning at Memorial Hospital. She was reported in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Batt
Reynolds Store
Memorial Hospital
Big Elephant Hiding in Swamp Lands Near Wilmington
The Turkish elephant named Topsy escaped Monday night and swam the Brunswick river to the swampy river bottoms. Residents fear thick jungle and alligators hinder capture as keepers struggle to bring her in. Property damage tops a thousand dollars plus toppled cars and damaged fences and lawns.
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Wilmington
N. C
Wwasc
Brunswick
Dry bar gates greet Garfield news in New York
The American ship President Garfield reached New York on October 11 amid a dry bar scene as the Daugherty ruling arrived by radio. Passengers departed en route, with some stocking private provisions in their cabins while the bar remained closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Garfield
Daugherty
Ford Car Reported Stolen From City Hall Plaza
Vehicle records show a 1921 Ford with Virginia license 51 987 and motor 4 856 679 reported stolen to Chief of Police Doran by the owner at City Hall Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpa
Doran
Virginia
Orndorffs Buy Clevenger Farm
The Louie R. Clevenger farm of 228 acres four miles northwest of Winchester on the Welltown pike sold to brothers Lee and Archie Orndorff for about 40000 dollars. The productive limestone land includes two apple orchards farm buildings and a large dwelling. The property will be split equally with Lee taking the buildings section and Archie taking the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie R. Clevenger
Winchester
Welltown Pike
Lee
Archie Orndorff
Brothers
Orndorff
Europe S War Heroes Here for Convention
Twenty three decorated war heroes from seven European countries arrived in New York on the La Lorraine en route to New Orleans for the Interallied Federation of Veterans convention. American Legion officials greeted them at quarantine and Battery, with reception by Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones and Major General Hale. They then toured Fifth Avenue in automobiles and boarded a special train to Washington to place a bronze tablet on the Unknown Soldier grave at Arlington before heading to New Orleans.
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New York
la Lorraine
New Orleans
Federation of Veterans
American Legion
Rea
Hilary P. Jones
Hale
City Hall
Fifth Avenue
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Orchard Supply Co Delivers Packing and Picking Aids
The Trescott Grader with a new roller conveyor speeds apple inspection and reduces labor. Complete stock of picking aiming supplies and orchard ladders offered at low prices to meet all needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIN
Orchard Supply Co
Passing of a gentle soul in personal loss to community
Obituary tribute for Walter Cox recounts his charitable work at a big business, leadership in church, devotion as husband and father, and the tragic strain that led to his death. The piece laments the shock and grief felt by townspeople and prays for comfort and wisdom for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hit
Brea
Walter Cox
Dr Brewer To Address School Patrons On Vocational Guidance
The Handley Library Auditorium hosts a meeting for parents and patrons at eight tonight where Dr John M Brewer will discuss Vocational Guidance. He has introduced the subject in the curriculum and now conducts daily faculty classes to develop it further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
John M. Brewer
Brewer
Rotary Memorial Meet Cancelled Luncheon Postponed
Rotary Club announces no 1 PM Thursday luncheon due to the death of Rotarian A L Green. Members will gather at the usual room at that hour for a brief 15 minute memorial session with possible speeches honoring Mr Green as a citizen and Rotarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D Fuller
Rotary Club
A. L. Green
Masang Snssami
Green
Ford Touring Car For Sale With Parts And Good Condition
For sale a 1921 Ford Touring Car with starter and demountable rims. Good condition. Contact H. R. Bryarly at 22 Rouss Ave, Winchester, Virginia. Date appears as 10-10-10-35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
H. R. Bryarly
Rouss
Ave
Winchester
de VM
Old Deed Reveals Original Lot Bought With Confederate Money
The George Washington Hotel Corporation plans rapid work on the site at Piccadilly and Market. EKichelberger bought the lot in 1863 with Confederate bonds. The company has acquired about half the original parcel for 26 000 in United States money and will feature two entrances facing Piccadilly and Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pivens
George Washington
Eichelberger
Tear
Tober
W. BH
Piccadilly Street
Market’ Street
Mote Y Khown
Charles EB. Wichelberg Jr
Confederate Money
Corporation Cour
Market
Kent Streets
Mary Lee
A. H. Miller
Men Wanted Learn Radiator Molding Jobs
Radiator Corp seeks workers at West Newton Pennsylvania. Wages start at $3.60 per day with up to nine hours per day. Learn radiator molding and earn as you train. potential $5.25 per day as you gain skill. No strikes or labor troubles expected. Apply promptly for steady work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radiator Corp
West Newton
Chance Ae Neil
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Jolliffe
J. T
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Amerie Legion
North Main
Bluebeard
Ukulul
Jack Horner
Nancy Crisman
Opal Robinson
Janet ‘Rinker
Salome Crisman
Lucy Sprint
Hilda Dean
Nan Keating
Margaret Kelehner
George Fansler
Carl Kremer
Miss Bowen
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Clevenger Farm
Europe
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Rotary
Phone
Frank Baylis
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