Synod Deliberates During Centenary Visit of Maryland Lutherans
Maryland Lutheran Synod delegates gathered in Winchester to observe the centennial of the synod's founding in the city. They were welcomed by Mayor Glass, toured sites, and held a commemorative program at Mount Hebron Cemetery before banqueted at Grace Lutheran Church.
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Grace Lutheran ‘Church
Maryland
W W. Glass
Winchester
Mount Hebron
E.*k. Bell
First Lutheran Church
Baltimore Md
Victor Miller
Hagerstown
D. B. Floyd
Susquehanna Theological Seminary
Selin’s Grove
Floyd
Luther Kuhlman
Boiling Springs
Harry Tennyson Domer
Washington, D. C
W. K. Settlemeyer
Middletown
Fred Barr
Grace Luthern Church
Rouss Hall
Grace Church
James N. Molins
A. A. Kelly
Woorman
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Maryland Synod
Virginia Synod
Bickle
Gettysburg College
Harry Z. Domer
Ww. B. Cooper
Virginia
Ana
Henry Bter- Jacobs
D. D
Mount
Philadelphia
Jesus
Girls' Club Prepares for Winter Sports Activities
At the last regular meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association winter activities were outlined. Basketball practice begins Tuesday and will run Monday and Friday at the Armory under Miss Katherine Auĺiek. Gym work and folk dancing are set for Tuesdays with Miss Marion E. Pierce. A Glee Club and instrumental supervision are planned under Miss Sartelle and Miss Gladys Whitmore. Swimming will be available Fridays until mid November with heating in use. Membership has grown from thirteen nine months ago to about one hundred fifteen today. Members must be 18 to 35, with six months’ commitment and health-proven excuses allowed by the council.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Armory
Katherine Auli¢ék
Marion E. Pierce
Winchester Public Schools
Sartelle
Gladys Whitmore
Musis
Goodwin to Address Winchester Frederick Voters at City Hall
Congressman William Goodwin of Arkansas will speak to voters in Winchester and Frederick County at City Hall Auditorium Saturday at 8 oclock. All are invited especially women voters. Campaign Committee Chairman Luther Pannet t signs the notice.
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William Goodwin
Arkansas
Winchester
Frederick County
City Hall
Winchester police crack down on muffler violations
Winchester police launched an active campaign against automobile law violators, focusing on muffler and cut out rules. In the past 48 hours five arrests were made for no or insufficient mufflers, each fined $9 plus costs with a warning of heavier penalties on repeat offenses.
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Winchester
Wanted Apples for Strasburg Fruit Products Co
One hundred car loads of good clean cider stock expected after October tenth. Shipments planned from Strasburg Fruit Products Co. Lime Street facility ready to fill orders following harvest.
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Strasburg Fruit Products CO
Sailing Dates and Government Space Policy Changes
The report outlines new sailing dates for government vessels and space policy shifts affecting maritime operations. Officials confirm adjustments to schedules, vessel allocations, and coordination with international partners.
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St Tovernment
Crank's Case Headed to Montgomery County Court
Augustus Pasquale confessed to kidnapping and smothering 13 month old Blakely Coughlin of Norristown and dumping the body in the Schuylkill river. He also admitted killing Mrs Rose Asherman in Philadelphia in a June 1 robbery. Legal officers say murder charges require corpus delicti proof before trial.
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Per Baggg
Philadelphia
Blakely Coughlin
George H. Coughlin
Norristown
Augustus Pasquale
the Crank
Montgomery County
Pasquale
Major Adams
State Police
Schuylkill River
Coughlin
Rose Asherman
Attack on Dunmanway Barracks Sparks Cork Violence
In Dunmanway Cork 50 armed Republicans attacked the police barracks defended by 28 Black and Tans and three constables. The assault lasted about an hour with bombs and gunfire. One constable was wounded. casualties among the attackers were not known.
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Associated Press
Cork
Dunmanway
County Cork
Workmen Wanted at New Cold Storage Plant
Help wanted for a new cold storage facility with good wages and steady work. Apply at once to Win Beverley, Superintendent, 13-1p-61.
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Beverley
Cold Weather Forecast Across Western and Northern States
A Weather Bureau bulletin warns that a broad disturbance moving from Alaska will bring rain and gales to the Washington and Oregon coasts within 24 to 36 hours. It will cross the middle west by week’s end with unsettled weather and possible local snows in the northwest. Following, a plunge in temperatures brings the coldest weather of the season to the northern and middle regions.
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Weather Bureau
Middle Western
Alaskan
Washington
Oregon
Middle West
Senator Lupton Dies After Illness in Washington
Former Virginia state senator S Lucien Lupton died at Garfield Hospital in Washington DC after an appendicitis operation. A Frederick County native and apple industry pioneer, he helped organize Frederick County Fruit Growers and Eastern Fruit Growers associations and served in the state senate and on the State Corporation Commission. He was 66 and survived by his widow and brother Edward Lupton.
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Herbert S. Larrick
Lucien Lupton
Garfield Hospital
Washington, D. C
Kupten
Lupton
Hot, Springs
Arkansas
Washington
Mot Springs
Winchester
Capitol City
Frederick
Johns. Lupton
Stewart Street
State Senate
Shenandoah
Westmoreland Davis
State Corporation Commission
Frederick County
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Eastern Fruit Growers Association
Farmers Union
Virginia
Good Roads Association
Edward Lupton
Governor Cox Campaigns Through Indiana Rail Centers
Governor Cox of Ohio leads his fourth campaign visit to Indiana focusing on railroad and labor issues. He planned stops at Logansport Peru Wabash Huntington and Fort Wayne, all railroad centers, before continuing his itinerary.
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Associated Press
Delphia
Ind
League of Nations
Indiana
Cox
Ohio
Cox-alge
Loganaport
Peru
Wabash
Huntington
Fort Wayne
Aentekon
Lafayette
Ree
Cleveland champions receive telegram from President Wilson
Tris Speaker of the Cleveland Americans today received a telegram of congratulations from President Wilson. The message began with May I not congratulate you and referred to the team as champions. The communication arrived in Cleveland as the club celebrated its latest success.
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Associated. Press
Cleveland, C
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Americans
Wilson
Longtime B and O Railroad worker dies at 69 in Winchester
Montezuma D. Beehm a veteran B and O Railroad employee for fifty one years died at his home in Winchester after a six month illness from heart leakage. He served as watchman at Millwood gate and previously held roles including bridge inspector and track foreman. He was born near Woodstock Va and leaves three sisters and two nieces. Masons will perform final rites at Woodstock Presbyterian Church and interment will follow at Massanutten Cemetery.
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Montezuma D. Boehm
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
South Braddock Street
Millwood Gate
Baltimore and Ohio
Beehm
Wwatchman
Woodstock
Philip H
Sarah B. Beehm
Shenandoah County
Winchester
Mr. Beehm
Alice
Effa
Carrie Beohm
Mamie
Bertha Beohm
Cassia Lodge
Ancient
Free and Accepted
Masons of
Presbyterian Church
Presbyteriata
Woodstock Presbyterian Church
Ndden Massanutten Cemetery
Orchard Supply Ad Lists Apple Drops Essentials
Prescott Apple graders presses hatchets liners and caps. Sno Buk white paper caps lace circles stencils rubber stamps nails sacks baskets carriers orchard ladders belts and conveyors. Winchester Orchard Supply Company advertises everything for the apple drop with contact.
Keifer Pears Bring Your Fruit for Last Call
Keifer Pears invites customers to bring in pears this week with a final call at 1 p m. SAN HAENES.
Wanted Bulk York Imperials Apples
Advertiser Fred L. Giaze seeks bulk York Imperial apples sized 2 1 4 inch and larger with cider outputs 1 pint to 1 quart. Contact Fred L. Giaze.
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York Imperials
Fred. L. Glaize
Local Classifieds Note Odd Catalog and Contact
Brief ad fragment lists items including staymans and belts with unclear listings. Mentions contact Sam Haines at Cumberland Valley Depot with a phone number 476 and scattered references to apples, Yorks, Bens, drops and cars.
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Staymans
Gunos
Yorks
Bens
Sam Haines
Cumberland Val
Depot
Jordan Springs Furniture Sale Ad From 1920
A fragmentary notice from Jordan Springs dated October 20 1920 advertises furniture items such as bureaus beds chairs and chinaware. The ad mentions wear ever trademark products and a reference to a trade name at the bottom of the page.
Miss Virginia Mason Interred in Alexandria
Miss Virginia Mason daughter of Senator James Mason and Eliza Chew died Monday at Madison Lane University. Funeral held at St Pauls Church University with Rev Noble Powell officiating. Interment at Christ Church Cemetery in Alexandria. Survived by two brothers Captain John Mason and James M Mason. numerous relatives attended.
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Charlottesville
Virginia Mason
Madison Lane
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Noble ©. Powell
Christ Church Cemetery
Alexandria
Mason
James Murray Mason
United States
Virginia
Great Britain
Eliza Chew
Trent
Havana
Washington
James M. Ambler
Court of Baltimore
Parkersburg
Ares
Khavar Mds
Ida Dorsey Brown
Rt. Hov
William Cabell Brown
Richmond
Dorsey
H. Fowle
A. C. D. Coguilett
Washington, D. C
Ly M. Blackford
Wood Page
University of Virginia
McAdoo Opens Pennsylvania Campaign Tour
William G. McAdoo, former secretary of the treasury, began his Pennsylvania campaign in Altoona stating President Wilson would accept compromises on the league with conditions preserving its peace aims and not turning it into war, framing the league as an instrument of peace.
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Altoona
Secretary of the Treasury
Pennsylvania
Wilson
League Nations
League
Celebration Tonight as Cleveland Honors World Series Winners
Cleveland marks the first of four days of celebrations for the city’s world series champions. Mayor Fitzgerald calls residents within walking or riding distance to Wade Park tonight for a formal tribute to the team and its players.
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Cleveland
Fitzgerald
Wade Park
Tritker
Harding Sees Relics of War in Tennessee Stop
Senator Harding touring Tennessee as part of his southern speaking campaign visits Civil War landmarks near Chattanooga after his special train arrives. The Republican nominee plans an automobile trip to points of historic interest with leaders guiding the outing.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Harding
Hearings End As Dr Kelly Testifies In Bowers Case
In Martinsburg West Virginia Dr Howard Kelly of Baltimore testified as expert witness for the prosecution in the case of Dr Virginia McCune Rossa Mrs Adrian Bowers rests her defense after her four day visit to a sanatorium Critics question the sanatoriums care and the doctors actions as the trial proceeds with additional medical testimony and possible appeal noted.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Howard Kelly
Baltimore
Virginia
Rossa
Adrian Bowers
Kelly
Allen
Rcal
Worten
McCune-Rossa
Bowers
Torium i. C. Deterela
McGune-Ressa
Hattie McGuirerd
Gult
Bow McCune-Ressa
Ers
Charles
Woods
J. B. Sponseller
King’s da Hospital
Stuart Ww. Walker
Maine Women Must State Birth Dates to Register
Maine Supreme Court Associate Justice Wim ruled that women must provide their exact date of birth before registering to vote. The decision affects Portland and other cities as part of the registration process clarified by the court.
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Portland
Wim
Maine Supreme Court
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J.W. Dyer
Amherst Street
PB. Babyrd
Mgr
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Wade
Moling & Seal
L. Lupton
Ted Orchardist
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