Ayrshire Cup Race to be Run Near Upperville
Piedmont Fox Hounds announce Ayrshire cup race at Westview Farm near Upperville on Saturday November 3 at 3 pm. The four mile event awards a $500 plate donated by the late Gen. James A. Buchanan. Open to horses that hunted with listed hunts for at least one season. Officers of the Piedmont Mounts include A C Randolph president and J Potter secretary treasurer.
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Upperville
Warrenton
Piedmont Fox Hounds
Westview Farm
James A. Buchanan
Casanova
Orange County
Middleburg
Blue Ridge
Piedmont
Messrs. Waugh Glascock
A. C. Randolph
C. D. Langhorn
J. Potter
Wedding announced for David Santmiers and Ruth Miller
The wedding occurred yesterday afternoon at the Manse on North Braddock Street with Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden officiating. Santmiers, formerly of Edinburg, Va., now runs a Winchester business, and Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Minnie Shanholtz Miller. The couple will reside in Winchester.
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David Santmiers
Ruth Miller
North Braddock Street
F. T. McFaden
The
Presbyterian Church
Santmiers
Edinburg
Winchester
Miss Miller
John
Minnie Shanholtz Miller
Apple picking ends as Gore area Baptists plan reorganization
Gore Point area notes show the Baptist Sunday school to reorganize Sunday at 1 45 pm with Rev E T Clark attending. The church repair project is complete with four basement rooms and a new heating system. Attendance is invited to worship services. Local residents Mr and Mrs C A Stout visited W E Smith. Hortense Smith improved after illness. Tom Anderson visited Winchester on business. Mrs Lovelace has returned to Rappahannock county. B Y P U group four to lead Sunday at 7 30 pm with Mrs Dave Link in charge.
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C. A. Stout
W. FE. Smith
W. R. Berryhill
Winchester
Hortense Smith
Tom Anderson
Lovelace
Earl Foreman
Rappahannock County
B. Y. P. U. of the Baptist Church
Dave Link
Public Sale of Farm Land in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of a 65 acre farm near Stephens City Virginia on November 17 1928 at 11 00 AM The property includes a dwelling outbuildings and 25 acres of prime oak timber with rest under cultivation Terms require one third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and a policy of insurance Robert M Ward and Joseph B Newlin act as commissioners
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Circuit Court of
Frederick County
Charles H. Hall
Als
William Morgan
Admr
Circuit Court
Ty, Va
Stephens City
Ninevah
Robert M. Ward
Joseph B. Newlin
Divorce Suit Filed in Frederick County Court
Olive Elizabeth Burcham files for divorce from William McKinley Burcham on desertion grounds. Court orders publication in Evening Star Winchester and posting at courthouse by October 15, 1928. defendant must appear within ten days of due publication.
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Circuit Court
County OF
Frederick
Olive Elizabeth Burcham
William McKinley Burcham
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Blanche E. Noonan
Ward & Larrick
P.q
Notice Trustee Sale of Lot in Winchester Virginia
Trustee announces public auction of Lot No. 3 in Block E in Winchester Virginia fronting Shenandoah Avenue. Sale at 11:00 A M Saturday October 27 1928 with one third cash and remaining in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust.HERBERT S LARRICK Trustee.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Ave
Winchester Va
Herbert
Larrick
John Hottle Dies in Front Royal After Illness
John Hottle a well known retired miller of Front Royal Virginia died at his home at 2 o clock this morning after a two week illness from a complication of diseases He retired from milling five years ago He is survived by his wife five sons Norval David Dorsey Irvin all of Winchester Obie of Chester Pa and a daughter Mrs Harris Lewin of Front Royal Funeral will be from the house Monday at two o clock
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John Hottle
Front Royal
Carrie Sibert
Warren County
Norval Hottle
David Hottle
Dorsey Hottle
Irvin Hottle
Winchester
Obie Hottle
Harris Named Detroit Tiger as Emergency Player
Stanley Harris was appointed as a member of the Detroit American League team by president Frank J. Navin. Harris, who led Washington to two pennants and a world title, succeeds George Moriarty. Details of the contract were not released. Harris said he would be in uniform daily but would only play in emergencies. The deal involves a trade of Detroit infielder Jackie Warner to Washington.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Stanley
Buckey
Harris
Frank J
Navin
Washington
George Moriarty
Jackie Warner
Tiger
Lions Club to Represent Winchester at Washington Lions Meet
The Lions Club of Winchester will send a delegation to the national Lions meeting in Washington on October 27 at the Mayflower Hotel. Attendees include Dr. Allen Hawthorne Hoye Riley Russel Potts Herbert Miller Cris Hockman Joseph Newlin James Sirbaugh Kenneth Rush and others. A wreath will be laid on the tomb of the unknown soldier at Arlington National Cemetery and a banquet will follow at the Mayflower.
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Lions Club of
Winchester
Lions and Lion Officers
Washington
Joseph Newlin
James Sirbaugh
Kenneth Rush
H. Elmer Griffin
Russell Potts
Hove Riley
Messrs
Sirbaugh
Hockman
Scout Council
Mrs Finkelstein and Ruth Jones Visit Harrisonburg
Mrs. M Finkelstein and Miss Ruth Jones traveled to Harrisonburg today and were joined home by Mrs Finkelsteins daughter Miss Sadie Finkelstein who will stay with her parents over the weekend. Sadie Finkelstein is a student at the State Teachers College.
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M. Finkelstein
Ruth Jones
Harrisonburg
Sadie Finkelstein
Miss Finkelstein
State Teachers’ College
Smith Would Put Raskob In Mellon's Place
Mrs. Idah Wise Smith of the Women's Christian Temperance Union says Gov Alfred E Smith would appoint John J Raskob as secretary of the treasury if elected president The statement notes Prohibition department is a Treasury unit and contrasts Hoover and Smith supporters views on enforcement of the law The comment adds that Raskob would weaken Prohibition efforts in a Smith administration
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Chicago
Idah. Wise Smith
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Alfred E. Smith
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Treasury
Prohibition Department
Treasury Department
Hoover
Mqnor
Smith
John Raskob
Dr William M Brown to Speak in Front Royal Tonight
Dr William M Brown of Washington and Lee University will address the Hoover for President Club at the High School auditorium in Front Royal tonight. His topic is Facts and Facilities in Present Day Politics as large crowds gather for county meetings.
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Front Royal
William M. Brown
Washington and Lee University
Brown
Hoover-for- President
Weekend Visitors and Local Visits In Nineveh Va
Nineveh Va October 19. Mr and Mrs Jesse Cassida from Washington DC are weekend guests of Mrs Cassida's sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Donald Johnston. Mrs Orndorff and Mrs Browning have returned to Washington DC after visiting their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Robert McCauley. Lawrence Johns of the village is spending the weekend with his sister in Hagerstown Maryland. Mr and Mrs Charles Madagan visited relatives near the village on Sunday. Friends of Mr A S Jett are glad to see him out after illness. Dr R W Miller and son from Hagerstown spent Sunday at Wheatland Farm hosted by cousins R L and T S D Miller. Mr and Mrs A A McKay and daughters of Baltimore visited their cousins Miss Attie R Miller and brothers at Wheatland Farm on Saturday. Miss Frances Cabell spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Cabell and returned to Harrisburg Monday.
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Nineveh
Jesse Cassida
Washington, D. C
Cassida
Donald Johnston
Orndorff
Browning
Robert McCauley
Lawrence Johns
Hagerstown
Charles Madagan
A. S. Jett
R. W. Miller
Wheatland Farm
R. L
T. S. D. Miller
A. A. McKay
Baltimore
Attie R. Miller
Frances Cabell
Sam Cabell
Harrisburg
Local Visitors and League Organization Near Back Creek
Visitors to the Ruble residence included Brent DeHaven and family while Ellis Bayliss Asbury Farmer and son Earle joined a Philadelphia excursion. Farmer’s daughter Lottie returned home. Gainesboro and Whitacre League aided Pine Grove in organizing a league. Visitors to the Ritter home included Lucille Ruble and her daughter Wade.
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Back Creek
L. H. Ruble
Brent DeHaven
Ellis Bayliss
Asbury Farmer
Earle
Philadelphia
W. D. Ritter
Lucille Ruble
Wade
Weekend guests and family visits noted in local society
Gladdin and children and Mrs Mah lon Kelsoe and Mr and Mrs Ward Newbanks were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W D Ritter. Edgar Kelsoe and daughter Elizabeth May visited the former's mother last Sunday. Mabel DeHaven stayed with Ruth Flowers. Master Gaver Adams suffered a painful eye injury from a chipped piece of wood, needing doctor removal of a splinter. A daughter motored to West Virginia to visit her uncle.
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Edgar Kelsoe
West Virginia
Sergeant York Renounces Fame to Teach in Tennessee
After France, the celebrated sergeant refused film offers and movie money, turning from vaudeville to stay with his people. He founded the Alvin C. York Agricultural Institute in Jamestown to lift local education and earned support from philanthropists including the younger Rockefeller.
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Europe
France
York
Lindbergh
Tennessee
Alvin C. York
York Highway Named After War Hero in Tennessee County
Ten years after the war Sergeant York is celebrated as a powerful figure in Fentress County. Visitors and local efforts push educational improvements, with a state road from Jam to Nashboro named York Highway. About $50000 of funds for agricultural school buildings come from the state and county each. The York family is among Tennessee’s oldest clans. his grey grandfather hunted with Davy Crockett.
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Sergeant York
Fentress County
Jam
Nash
York Highway
Tennessee
Davy’ Cett
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O. T. Ritter
Valley Pike
University of North Carolina
Ritter
Handley High School
Girl Scouts
Misslizabeth Freed
Star Fort
Wincheser
Mary Ellet Cabell
Marine Corps
Charles Ellet Cabell
Richmond
E. McCallaway
United States Marine Corps
St. John’s Church
Shanghai
China
Francis A. Cox
Ferguson B. Bryan
United States Navy
Bryan
Anne Cabell Bryan
Philippine Islands
Lucy Ann Kinzel
Peace Institute of
Raleigh
Kinzel
Greig
Mario Allegro
Rosamunde
Schubert Hughes
Schubert
Palmgren
Debussy
Paderewski
Miss Kinzel
Edwin Hughes
Lesitschky
Kiks
Rouss Hall
Elks’ Club
Pat Dunn
Elk
Warren Eddy
E. W. Dixon
Lawrence Hollis
Ieee
Annefield
Clarke County
William Bell Watkins
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Waugh Glascock
Page Brook
RP O'Fallon Randolph
Commodore Gaunt
J. Skinner
Robert Neville
John West
Ben Hampson
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Fox Catcher Farm
Grey Ace
Bos Toneans
Myre Hunts
Mr. Santmier
Girls’ Athletic Club
Mary Capper
Shawnee Building
Virginia Rehill
Mary Sullivan
Ella Brown
South America
Lewis Pidgeon
Wadesville
Balboa
Panama
E. W. Berry
Peru
Berry
International Petroleum Company
Toronto
Can
Frank Boucher
M. H. Powers
Millville, Va
Robert Kerlin
John Fisher
D. H. Richards
Alfred Decker and Cohen
Chicago, Ill
Alton Kell
William A. Norton, Jr
E. J. Carlson
Alexandria, Va
R. C. Green
Boyce, Va
Philip Cornblatt
Charles E. Moore
Charles, Cabell
Anne Ambler Moore
Berryville
Captain Moore
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Flora Redd
Memorial Hospital
W. S. Grim
East Germain Street
Redd
John Williams
Harrisonburg, Va
J. C. Fulton
Helen Fulton
John F. Hawkins
Martha Hawkins
Uniontown, Pa
George Washington Hotel
Ethie DeHart
Mrs
A. J. DeHart
F. M. Law
Texas
Gray Gables Inn
Violet Cooper
Mrs. C. N. Cooper
Newins
State College, Pa
Harry Schmidt
South Washington Street
Sue Schlack
Knoxville, Tenn
Wade Dixon
Pittsburgh, Pa
Gore
Blanche Fe.noonan
Bucky Harris
Lions Club
Mary Elizabeth Pidgeon
Wll
Raskob
Mellon
Dr. Brown
Kahn
Frank Gearing
E. Piccadilly Street
Wenger
North Main St
Endicott-Johnson Shoes
S. Kirson & Sons
Star Job Office
Chichester
Ches
Dy Drugaists
Alvin York
Sample Shoe Store
Lovett Bros
Coloniay
Wmnntil
Graf Zeppelin
Germany
Lake
Hurst Field
Notredame
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