Amity Social Notices Highlight Myers Anniversary and Local Visits
The column records the quiet golden wedding anniversary of Dr. and Mrs. S. N. Myers, formerly of Martinsburg now in Baltimore, with close family friends present. It also lists upcoming Girls' Athletic Association meeting plans, visits by Mrs. Charles G. Ayres of New York, and a string of local society happenings including births, hospital talks, dances, and assorted hotel and guest arrivals in Winchester and surrounding areas.
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Myers
S. N. Myers
Martinsburg
Baltimore
North Way
Guilford
Hunter
Goess
Merchants and Farmers, Bank
Week of Farm Work Sees Favorable Harvest Progress
The Associated Press reports the week ending yesterday brought favorable conditions for Virginia farms. Wheat seeding and fieldwork progressed well, corn was stored and shocked, tobacco curing went smoothly, cotton picking continued, and peanuts yielded a short crop but high quality.
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Washington
Virginia
Marketwide Selloff Deepens as Stocks Decline
New York reports another broad selling movement in the market with prices dropping 2 to 7 points. The decline follows a drop in call money rate from 4 to 3.44 percent and appears to be a correction of a weakened technical position rather than driven by day’s news.
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New York
Col Lindbergh Heads to Atlantic City From Baltimore
Col Charles A. Lindbergh departed Logan Field near noon to begin a tour stop in Atlantic City New Jersey. After breakfast at the Hotel Emerson he spoke with friends as police kept crowds clear at the hotel and Spirit of St. Louis was guarded at the field. The aircraft had been overhauled overnight and Lindbergh left Baltimore in the rain.
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Associated P’ress
Baltimore
Charles A. Lindbergh
Logan Field
Atlantic City
Emerson
Spirit of
Attempt To Wreck Catholic Church By Blast
An explosion aimed at St. John's Roman Catholic Church in Pittston failed to cause major damage. The blast occurred early today near Peyton Street as Pekin Grill in Drinker, near Scranton, reported damage from a stairway blast. Rector Rev. P C Winters was away from the city. He has long spoken on moral issues but had not targeted the nearby road house.
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Associated Press
Wilkes Barre
St. John’s
Pittston
Pekin Grill
Drinker
Scranton
St. John’s Church
P.’C. Winters
Road House
Jeweler Kidnapped From Home For Store Robbery in Springfield
P A Merlo a jeweler was abducted from his home last night by a robber who forced him at gunpoint to open the store safe and hand over six thousand dollars worth of unset diamonds. He was then escorted back to his home as the weapon remained hidden under the assailant's coat during the downtown walk.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Merlo
Mrs Grayson and Comrades Flier Postponed Flight
Mrs Frances Wilson Grayson and two companions announced a postponement of their Dawn amphibian monoplane flight to Copenhagen from Old Orchard Maine on Oct 19. They expected similar outlook for tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Old Orchard
Frances Wilson Grayson
Coopenhagen
The
Dawn
John W Owens Succeeds Adams as Sun Editor
John W Owens named editor of the Sun succeeding John Haslup Adams who died Thursday. Owens, born in Maryland, joined the Sun in 1911, worked in the Washington bureau from 1921, was London correspondent in 1924, and later returned to Baltimore as chief assistant to Adams.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John W. Owens
The
Sun
John Haslup Adams
Owens
Maryland
the Sun
Washington
London
Adams
Lithuania Protests Polish Moves Before League Players
Lithuania in Geneva charges Poland with far-reaching measures as Warsaw moves to implement actions affecting the League of Nations. Aegated report notes official protest lodged on October 19 with the League authorities.
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Asegciatea Press
Geneva
Lithuania
Lithuania appeals to League over threat to independence
An appeal to the League of Nations by Lithuania warns against any scheme aimed at abolishing its independence. The League released the document today, detailing concerns about pressure from Poland and broader regional threats.
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Lithuania
League of Nations
League
Man Wanted in Canada for Theft Dies in a Cell
Archie J. Gall, slated for transfer to Toronto to face a charge of passing a worthless check for an automobile, was found dead in his Baltimore city jail cell. Canadian detectives arrived later with only a death certificate, while the incident ends the custody transfer.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Archie J. Gall
Toronto
Cabinet Expects Good Business In U S To Continue
Washington reports to President Coolidge from his cabinet describe a sound national business outlook. Mellon notes ample credit, Hoover cites strong industry and export trade, Davis reports full employment with fewer labor strikes, and agriculture sees rising buying power and high cattle prices benefiting the South.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Coolidge
U. S
Mellon
Treasury
Hoover
Agriculture Department
Davis
Labor Department
Carroll Ready To Make Bee Line For Broadway
Earl Carroll has paid a $2000 fine after being sentenced to a year and a day on perjury. He awaits parole papers from Washington and is expected to be released from the Atlanta federal penitentiary tomorrow morning. Carroll will begin packing and head to Broadway once the order arrives.
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Atlanta
Earl Carroll
Wallington
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Carroll
injNew Emr
Broadway
John W. Snook
Washington
Demand Steady For Top Quality Apples On Atlantic Market
G R Cooper Harnden and Company Liverpool reports Forty four thousand barrels on the market from New York aboard the Carinthia and Celtic. Cargoes landed in heated and fair condition due to heat. Best quality apples show strong demand while poorer lots lag. Quoted Yorks 4.80 7.92, mostly 6.24 6.84. Ben Davis 5.40 6.96, mostly 5.64 6.36. Ganos 6.00 6.84. Glasgow cable notes 20 000 barrels aboard the Caledonia with fair landings and quotes Yorks 5.76 7.20 mostly 6.00 6.48 Ben Davis 6.00 6.72.
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G. R. Cooper
Harnden and Company
Liverpool
Eng
Carinthia
Celtic
New York
Yorks
Ben Davis
Ganos
Glasgow
Caledonia
Carpenter J D Allemong Dies in The County
Jefferson D Allemong a Stephenson resident and skilled carpenter died at his home at 9 30 this morning after Bright s disease and heart trouble He was born March 31 1863 in Frederick County and is survived by a widow three sons Glen Clyde Jamney and two daughters Carrie Helen Allemong Funeral will be from the Stephenson home 11 o clock Friday conducted by Rev J D Russell with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester region also surviving are two brothers William and Walter and a sister Jennie Allemong
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Jefferson D. Allemong
Stephenson
Bright
Mr. Allemong
Frederick County
Isaac and
Elizabeth Lonas Allemong
J. D. Russell
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Brucetown
Mount Hebron
Aurelia ¥. Leight
Glen D
Clearbrook
Clyde H
Jamney H. Allemong
Carrie, H. Allemong
Winchester
Helen V. Allemong
William Allemong
Walter Allemong
Cleveland
Ohio
Jennie Allemong
Market Report of Local Wholesale Prices and Supplies
Local market notes show wholesale quotes for wheat flour corn meal bran mixed feed and hay. Prices cover hogs calves creamery butter and groceries with ranges for local flour crude corn and butter fats. The item list includes per barrel prices and per ton quotes with scattered transcription errors in several lines.
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Cscces
Psck
Fragmentary Market Report From a Dated Page
A garbled OCR snippet shows scattered market items such as Wheat, Hay, cattle calves sheep lambs and pigs with numerous garbled letters. The text lacks clear structure or readable details about prices or dates.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Mary .Thomag
T. W. English
Herbert Shutte
Charles G. Ayres
Charles G. Ayers
Middleburg
Loudoun County
Henry Fairfax
Little Miss Jenkins
Helen Marie Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
Smithfield Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Jackson
Crandall
Martins Ba Va
Shenandoahans
Willing Workers’ Society
First Baptist Church
Omar Showalter
Highland Avenue
Josephine Arthur
Richmond
J. M. Orndoff
Wilmington
Del
James Thompson
Philip Kahn Company
L. F. Wilson
GF. House
Martha Stowers
Red Cross
Texas
Dr. Stowers
Mr. M. G. West
Greensboro, N. J
Jack
R. &. McCarty
Mrs. G. E. Paulens
Bogota, N. J
Dr. Finch
Jefferson, Ind
M. K. Potter
Mrs. Alexander Barfe
Ada Pannett
Master Laurence Pannett
Mrs
Lee Pannett
Sensenery Road
Grippe
W. K.chapman
Harrisburg, Pa
George Washington Hotel
W. L. Gordon
Miss Gordon
Gorsuch
George W Kurtz
South Loudoun Street
EB. A. Welsh
Belle Vernon, Pa
Donald Nixdorff
Pittsburgh, Pa
D. T. Johnson
Port Washington, L. 1
George Petty
E. C. Stuart
Wilkinsburg
I. N. Kibler
Charleroi, Pa
Huntsberry
Pei CrasSine
Col. Lindbergh
Mrs. Grayson
Ruth
Elder
Ruth Elder
George Mackey
Horta
Azores
Paris
International Illustrated News
Canada
Inverts
Radio Guide
Plarce
Jenkins
Eaci
Jamp
Mexico
Calles
General Obregon
Inset
Tors
International Minstreted News
Cabinet
J.D. Allemong
Little
Reed Howes
Clara Bow
the Empire
Rosie
Kinograms
Viola Dana
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydith B. Pinkham
LourHan
Route 2
Ton, Illinois
Pwen
W. Hi. Guserre
52Nd Place
Los Angeles
Calif
Louise Louthan
Charleston
Illinois
Market Report
Ste
Sample Shoe Store
Baltimore Wholesale
Tee
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