Democratic publicity group forms for campaign effort
Ree Name names a national publicity committee appointed by the Democratic National Committee to oversee publicity for the upcoming election. R. W. Woolley of Virginia chaired the national group with state subcommittees led by John Stewart Bryan and Josephus Daniels, listing members from Richmond Lynchburg Norfolk Roanoke Wilmington Asheville Charlotte and New Bern.
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Wilson
Virginia
John Stewart Bryan
Richmond
Walter Addison
Lynchburg
L. Slover
Norfolk
J. P. Fishburn
Roanoke
Harry F. Byrd
Winchester
North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
Wade Harris
Charlotte
P. H. Battle
Wilmington
Charles Webb
Aseville
J. B. Dawson
New Bern
Sold Dry Agent Liquor Gets 3 Months On Roads
Buddy Swartz was found guilty by Judge Worsley in police court of selling a pint of liquor to a federal prohibition agent. He was sentenced to three months on the State roads and fined $100 plus costs. He may appeal but reportedly announced withdrawal and will begin serving. The judge said Swartz did no honest work and inferred his livelihood came from bootlegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Swartz
Worsley
Yellow Cab Ad Promises Prompt Service and Rates
A vintage Yellow Cab advertisement touts polite efficient taxi service with phone contact 777 and reasonable rates. The tagline Hall Them Anywhere appears near a disjointed reference to service reach.
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Yellow Cab
Local Social Notes From Reliance And Nearby Areas
Reliance Virginia community guests and visits are listed among families. Front Royal, Strasburg, Canterburg, Waterlick, Norristown and Washington connections appear as residents and relatives called on Sundays and weekends. The item records multiple households hosting relatives and friends, with teachers visiting home weekends and travel directions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Lillard
Refuge
G. E. Dovel
C. Wyley and
Arthur Mitchell
Waterlick
Baker
Anne Robinson
Mildred Menefee
Collins
Norristown
J. B. Headley
Washington
Headley
Ray Weirich
Braddock Street Church Sunday Schedule and Meetings
Braddock Street Methodist Church announces an 11 o'clock service led by prominent laymen with the pastor assisting. Evening sermon at 7 30. Sunday school at 9 45 with cradle roll to home department courses. Golden Rule Bible Class at 9 30, Junior Epworth League 2 30, Senior Epworth League 6 20 on Methodist Church origins and mission led by Pastor B V Switzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
B. V. Switzer
Whitacre News Briefs: Death, Marriage, and Local Notes
The body of Glenn Gardner three years old son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Gardner of Stephenson Va was buried at Wesley Chapel near Reynolds Store. Homer T Bageant married for his second wife Miss Fleece of Berkeley Springs W Va. Bageant resided here during his first wife's lifetime. S Dolan improved his property with a drilled well. Silford and others here are afflicted with colds.
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Whitacre
Glenn
Glenn Gardner
Stephenson
Wesley Chapel
Reynolds Store
Homer T. Bageant
Miss Fleece
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Bageant
S. W. Dolan
Silford
Oranda Farm Notes Include visitors and road improvements
In Oranda Virginia on October 17 farmers busy with apple and pear picking corn cutting and seed work. Jacob Hockman of Winchester visited the Crabill family and is Mrs. Crabill's sister. Goldie Miller returned from a visit in Fairmont. The public road between Oranda and Clary has been improved by Nina Spengler. Womack visited Katherine Orn dorff. Lime plant construction progresses well. Darius Stickley rebuilding a barn on Frank Orndorff land. Mrs. S E Stickley has returned from Memorial Hospital and is recovering well.
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Oranda
Presen
Jacob Hockman
Winchester
R. Crabill
Hockman
Nina Spengler
Womack
Katherine E. Orndorff
Darius Stickley
Frank Orndorff
Memorial Hospital
Brewer Guests Visit. Rosenberger Fractures Arm
Rosenberger notes Floyd Brewer and family host in Gore on Sunday. William Rosenberger recently fractured his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberger
Floyd Brewer
Gore
William Brewer
William Rosenberger
Miss Susie Miller Returns to Winchester After Visit
Miss Susie Miller has returned at Winchester after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Frye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Frye
Susie Miller
James N. Frye
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Winchester
Wanted Winchester Fruit Exchange Ad
Winchester Virginia ad seeks fruit exchange services from the Winchester Bank Building area with a phone contact IMS 1-10-12-6t. The notice resembles a classified missing details ad from a historical newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Fruit Exchange
N. Bank
Virginia
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Braddock Street Methodist Church
H.R. Willis
East Piccadilly Street
Dahlia
Frederick
Dahlia Garden
Gaylord
Lichliter
B. F. Clevenger
Court House
Frederick County
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United States Lines
Richards Brothers
Shenandoah Valley Bank Building
Maxwell and
Chrysler Agency
Joseph H. Cooley
South Market Street
S. Main ST
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REO
FORD
Sampson
Winchester Garage
D. W. McIlwee
Mgr
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Kernstown
J. W. Cammer & Sons Star and Durant ‘Cars
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