Rotary hosts Handley High faculty gathering in Winchester
The Winchester Rotary Club welcomed 80 Handley High School women to a luncheon meeting. Members introduced themselves by presenting items or verses, then enjoyed singing led by W. W. Glass. Past-president L. Marshall Baker urged closer ties for community betterment, while President Hugh Duffey highlighted stronger bonds with Handley, Valley Academy, and local service clubs. Visiting Rotarians A. E. Moon, E. T. Comly, and George Buck joined the event.
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Winchester
Netgady
Howe
Handley
Stewart
Bell
W. W. Glass
Elam Hawkins
Elsie Duncan
L. Marshall Baker
Rotary
Hugh Duffey
Handley Schools
Eee Valley Academy
Service Clubs
A. E. Moon
E. T.comly
Trenton
George Buck
Front Royal
Farmers and _ Merchants National Bank
District Nurse Seeks Rummage Sale Contributors
Hope expressed by the District Nurse Association for a rummage sale to aid tuberculosis patients at Catawba Sanatorium. Requests second hand clothing and wearing apparel in good condition. donors notify Mrs. Clarence E. Hardy, chairman, to arrange pickup. those without items may contribute money.
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District Nurse Association
Catawba Sanatorium
Clarence E. Hardy
Leo P Flynn No Longer Manager of Jack Dempsey
In a letter to Ed Frayne the boxer's future plans show Leo P Flynn is no longer directing Dempsey after the Sharkey and Tunney bouts. Dempsey states Flynn did two fights and has other business to attend to, ending their association.
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Leo. P. Flynn
Jack Dempsey
Associated Press
New York
Ed Frayne
New York American
Jack Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Leo P. Flynn
Plane Puts Back Oil Tank Leaking in Lisbon Flight
The Heinkel hydro airplane C-1220 returning to Lisbon after takeoff for the Azores due to an oil tank leak. The craft, en route to the United States, turned back shortly after leaving.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Portugal
Heinkel
Azores
United States
Local Brevities and Movements Across Town
Mr and Mrs J Kemp Yowell plan to move to Hagerstown with two daughters Rebecca and Margaret while their home in Boyce is occupied by Mr and Mrs Frank Yowell. A string of visits moves, relocations, and gatherings fill notices as neighbors, relatives, and friends update on illnesses improvements, travel to Columbus Winchester and Orange, and community events at the Baptist church and Emmanuel guild.
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E. T. Clarity
Baptist Church
Gmriage
Jose Gon
Fishel
Vallie Ashley
Arame
Parsons Sy
la Unle
Cout
Stephens City
Milton Pyle
Stephenson
Altoona
R. Strode
John B. Williams
Brook Neal
At. Carr
J.rs
Washington
John H. Ritter
John Hummer
EA. Lindsey
Wample
Ands. Engleman
Vernon
Westminster
K. Anders
John
Herbert
Whiting
Beverley
Oll’e Thomas
George
Braddock
Mary C. Wall
W. R. Gregg
Little’ Daughter
Tacoma, Park
Louis
N. Glover
H. B. Harris
Frank. Wray
Ella White
R. Lewis
New York
Page Lee
Allen
Lee
Norfolk
Joni Huyette
Louise Huyette
Orange
Valra
Daniels
Dental ‘Association
de Oo
Admiral
Mccormick
Nellie Jett
Airlie
Desirable Winchester Home Up for Public Sale
A commissioner's sale by decree of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia offers the two story home of James A Fletcher at 911 North Cameron Street. The 24 by 188 foot lot adjoins Annie Hammon and others near Jones Woolen Mill Handley Schools. Sale on November 12 1927 at 12 noon with one third down and rest in two installments secured by mortgage bonds and insurance.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Mollie F. Mpletcher
Charles Wesley Fletcher
Court House
James A. Fletcher
Cameroon-street
Annie Hammon
Jones
Mandoah’ Box Board
Handley Schools
M. M. Lynch
James P. Reardon
Dye & Dunn
M. M. Lygech
Ecree
Typewriter Companies Plan Merger in Negotiations
A merger between the Seeat Typewriting Company and the Elliott-Fisher Company, makers of office appliances, is under negotiation and was officially announced today in New York on October 21.
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Associated Press
New York
Seeat Typewriting Company
Elliott-Fisher Company
Personal Notes From Berryville
Berryville Virginia notes record Miss Alice Warde moving to Washington for the winter and local residents visiting relatives in Washington and Maryland. Morning church service at the Presbyterian Church was led by Mr. Walthal from Union Theological Seminary and focused on Near East Relief.
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Berryville
Alice Warde
Washington
Goodwin H. Williams
Tom Peyton
Bethesda
Carter Mulligan Hober
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G. F. Nortomandter
H. T. Cook A Norton
Robert T. Barton
American Legion
Paris
W. W. Withers
la Francé FireTruck Company
Elmira
Irene Sinkabines
Hmmert’s
H. S. Meyer
Mills, Pa
Albin
F. T. McFaden
Harold Sowers
White Post
Allen, Emmert
Emmert Stotes
Martinsburg
A.J. Novick
Arry. Lovett
Ipagerstown
Mdi
George F. Yeakle
Mrs. Rawlings
Walter Allamong
Cleveland
J. D. Allamong
Lou Hollis
Dorothy McCann
Isabelle McCann
Douglas Davis
Washington Inn
South Stewart Street
Audrey Sparling
Christopher’ Sparling
Baltimore
Robert Powell
Alexandria, Va
George W. Stover
Brethren Church
Staunton
Arthur Shull
L. R. Whaley
Mr. C. L. Fallon
Providence, R.j
Jack
Arthur Streit
Marnne Woodstock, Va
G. W. Harnden
Ashland
N. J
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New York City
Hotel Jack
A. J. Ware
North Cameron Street
Harry H. Wingfield
S. E. Bowen
Columbia Boulevard
Charleston, W. Va
J. C. Deker
Philadelphia
George Washington Hotel
W C. Pfundeke
C. A. Kuttey
H. O. Knapp
Red Cross
Huntsberry’s
Reiss
Jim
Benny
Founses
Washington Senators
Os Amd
Del
Boyce
Marshall ‘Ghigny
Kai-Shek
Mic
Mel ‘Ding
Soong
China
Memphis
Corinne Barn
City of
Virginia
Typewriter Company
Hagerstown
Buster Brown
Sample Shoe Store
Winchester Wholesale Gro. Co. Distributors
Dorothy Scarborough
Columbia University
International Illustrated News
Garber Mfg. CO
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Neer
Universal, Comedy
Merecett
Arate
ACORD
Western Rover
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