Quaker Baltimore Meeting Draws Large Attendance
Large numbers of the Religious Society of Friends from Winchester and nearby areas plan to attend the 253rd annual Baltimore Yearly Meeting at the Friends Meeting House in Baltimore October 26 28. Speeches by Widen Mills Hugh Birckhead Amos Woodcock and others cover The Life of Today Moral Standards Law Enforcement and religious education with sessions daily from 9 am and a final day hearing reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religious Society of Friends of
Winchester
Londoun County
Baltimore
Hugh Birckhead
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church
William L. Sullivan
New York
John H. Latane
Johns Hopkins Uniersity
United States
Wilbur K.thomas
Philadelphia
Peter Ainsle
The
Christian Temple
Elaine Rising
Young Women’s Christian Association
Woodcock
Auto Injures Chas Showalter in New York City
Charles JT Showalter formerly of Winchester and Stephens City was seriously injured in New York City when struck by an automobile while crossing a street. He had recently returned to work after August surgery for a stomach ailment and sustained three fractured ribs along with cuts and bruises. He is connected with the Third Avenue Street Railroad Company in New York City.
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Charles JT. Showalter
Winchester
Stephens City
New York City
New York
Showalter
Third Avenue Street Railroad Company
Marriage of John Spradely and Lula Spradely Under Rev Johnson
The Primitive Baptist Church pastor Rev Washington Johnson officiated the marriage of John Spradely and Lula Spradely. The ceremony reflected the couple’s unions and community ties within the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Johnson
The
Primitive Baptist Church
John, William and
Lula Spradely
Ceremony at the Parsonage on North Kent Street Saturday
A ceremony is scheduled for Saturday at the parsonage located at 442 North Kent Street. Details remain sparse beyond the venue and timing.
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North Kent. Street
Grand-Nephew Of Franklin Admits Liking His Liquor
In TTLE Nevada a man billed as Franklin's grand nephew known as Long John Franklin claims he can hold his liquor with the best of them. He lives in a log cabin in summer and in Sattley in winter, is 68, tall with grey hair and beard, works as a bashelfer and bakes pies. He quit tobacco years ago and chews peppermint candy instead. He wandered the world from age 18 until moving to Nevada 12 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Franklin
Reeholder
John Henry Franklin
Long John
Benjamin Franklin
Sattley
Bashelfer
Nevada
Labor Leaders Line Up For J. W. Davis
John W Davis joined two late conferences at Democratic HQ with 16 labor union leaders and Major George L Berry head of the International Printing Pressmen Union. The group plans a national committee to back Davis as he moves to the Midwest campaign start in Richmond Indiana. Leadership included P J Norris president of the Bridge and Structural Union Workers.
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New York
John W. Daevis
Whitch
Democratic
Middle West
Richmond
Indiana
George L. Berry
International “Printing Pressmen’s Union
American Federation of Labor
Major Berry
John W. Davis
Berry
Davis predicts decisive election and Democratic win in electoral college
Indianapolis reports the Democratic nominee John W. Davis says the November vote will decide the election and that the Democratic ticket will win the electoral college without Congress. He criticizes Butler’s claim and outlines a revised itinerary through Illinois and Indiana with stops in Lebanon, Lafayette, Greencastle, Terre Haute, Quincy, and Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Congress
John W. Davis
Middle West
Butler
Republican National Committee
Charles W. Bryan
Davis
Middle Western
Lebanon
Lafayette
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Quincy
Chicago
Canidate
Berryville Train Schedule and Connections 1928
Schedule in effect for Berryville Virginia and Roanoke lines. Parlor cars and Pullman sleepers run to Bris tol William a ma Philadelphia New York. Connections at Roanoke Shenandoah Junction and Hagerstown with trains to Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. For fares and reservations contact Berryville or Roanoke agents.
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Berryville
Roanoke
Tol
Broiler
Brisx
Bristol
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Pullman
Williamma
Assedoak
Memphis
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Ashington
Washington
Baltimore
H. H. Burks
W. C. Saunders
Gem Pass
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Ulrichi
Totten Brothers
Totten Brothers Front
Royal, Va
Haddox
T. W. Russell
Box
Good & CO
Peter Can & ‘Co. Inc. Commission
Callowhill
St.Philadelphia
B. F. Clevenger
bin Atsei
Duvaih
Chas. Showalter
Likker
Market Report
Star
Aecseees Eines
Oaeesedeasadt
Bushel
J. W. Davis
Huntsberry
Empire Theatre
Shubert
Necensene
Fuk
Sues Hartig
Stellas Shuberts
Ni Bayes
Stage
N.Y
Boston
Phil
Phila
Philo
Plymouth
Anaate
Orchestra
Norfolk & Western
SNAPP
Cider Press
Lenore
SWEER
Franck Baker and Son
Army and Navy Store
North Main Street
Skill Craft Clothes Shop
Hart Schaffer & Marx
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
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