PERSONALS NOTES FROM WINCHESTER VALLEY GUESTS
Local item lists visitors and residents in Winchester and nearby towns. Mary Hinwaechter and Frredérics Minwaechter travel to Baltimore. Benning of Port Washington and several others register at George Washington Hotel. Figures include Lupton of San Antonio, Miss Speaks from Washington, and Mrs. Smith visiting with family.
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eFrredérics
Minwaechter
Mary C. Hinwaechter
Baltimore
BH. Benning
Port Wash
N. Y
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Golf Club
Mr. George
F. Lupton
Geney
San Anten
Arkansas Pass
Dan
Gorge Was
Mr. Lupton
Shire County
W. Va
Jean Speaks
Washington
F Loyd Seminary
Local residents depart after visits and hospital stays
Mrs Blanche West returns to Philadelphia from Highland avenue visit with Mr and Mrs Gray. Jans nay Collis, writer of sister Pearl Collis, rests at Winchester Medical Hospital and leaves for Martinsburg this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Hagarman, who attended the graveside of Mr William Bentzel, return to Harrisburg. Henry W George and daughter Mary George, who were visiting Staunton and Mary Baldwin Seminary, head home to Middletown. John L Sniveley returns home to Keedysville after weekend with friends. Miss Katherine Hahn of Staunton visits Martinsburg then leaves for Staunton via route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche West
Mrs. Gray
Highland Avenue
Philadelphia
Jans Nay Collis
Miss Pearl Collis
Winchester Medical Hospital
Martinsburg
J. Hagarman
William Bentzel
Harrisburg
Henry’ W.george
Mary George
Staunton
Woman Striker Fined After Altercation With Foreman
James Huff, foreman at the National Fruit Product Company, pleaded guilty in police court to assaulting Ada Coffelt, a plant employee, during a strike. Coffelt said Huff attacked with a hot steam pipe after she accused workers of a wage cut. Huff claimed she assaulted him first. Judge Worsley fined Huff ten dollars plus costs totaling fifteen dollars and twenty-five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Huff
National Fruit Product Company
Ada Coffelt
Justice Worsley
Coffelt
Fo Frere
Beause
Soncely
Huff
Funeral Rites For William H Bentzel Held at Home
Many relatives and friends gathered at 16 West Gerrard Street for the funeral of William H. Bentzel. The service, led by Rev J S Neff with Rev F T McFaden, included hymns Jesus Lover of My Soul Rocks of Ages and Abide With Me. Pallbearers were six nephews and interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bentzel
Washington
Lilich
York
Pai
Oliver. Bentzel
Latrobe
George W. Bentzel
Alderson
W. Va
Ambrose Hagerman
Harrisburg
William Neikirk
Relief
Daniel Neikirk
D. C
Charles Marton
Martinsburg
Wa. Va
William Thompson
Frank Thompson
Stetwell
Walter Marton
Phil
Frey
Loven
Joe Bush
Lowville
Miles
Luther Harper
Harry Kuhn
William Johns
Adam Bentzel
West Gerrard Street
J. S. Neff
Market Street
M. ‘E.church
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Grover
Lloyd Carper
Walter
Clarence L. Bush
Herbert
Alvé ¥’Prye
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Malicious Lie Nailed By Supt Massie
County superintendent Massie denounces false reports that Frederick County keeps dogs at the poor farm for food costs. He posts placards declaring the claim a malicious lie and says his wife is unpaid washing for the nine inmates. He urges complaints be filed with the Board of Supervisors.
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Ae Massie
Pam
Massie
Frederick
Board of County Supervisors
Pines
Thake
Supervise Dee bin
Bridj
Prince of Wales tours Chicago stockyards on sorrel colt
The Prince of Wales rode through Chicago stockyards today atop a sorrel colt with two cattle expert guides. Crowds cheered as he smiled graciously and accepted the reception at the Swift estate before a 30 mile motor drive along the lake front toward the stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Tie
Ieee
Louis
Lake Front
Fragmentary OCR Note From Ancient Petrified Forest
An unidentified fragment refers to a small petrified forest area with scattered terms and names. The text mentions Ay yer and Ay yer aragbor of Stas with references to mites and angels, but the meaning remains unclear and partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan
Aragbor
Stas
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Winchester
T. Here
Shaver and Daughter
Regia
W. E. Smith
Gore
W. Oo. Dean
New York
W. A. Eisenbrandt
Hisenbrandt’ S Sons > Music > Company
Stephens City
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Maryland
J. W. Cook
William’, Bidatz
Wilmington, del
J. B. Hater
Gettysburg, Pa
Genco
John.l. Sniveley
Keedysville
Katherine Hahn
W. S. Leas
Wm. M
Bentzel
Santos
Jersey
Sa. Sotto
Wen Teas Det
Supt
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