Reorganized Orchestra to Play for Elks’ Dance in Winchester
The Original Serenaders under Pat Dunn will supply music for the Elks’ ball at Rouss Hall Thursday night. The reformed Dunn orchestra, noted for modern rhythmic dance programs, will open Winchester’s winter dance season with special hall decor, favors for guests, and a committee led by Warren Eddy et al. Meanwhile, Anton Brees will leave Mercersburg Carillon for Mr Bryan Barker of Sydney, as Mrs Woodrow Wilson returns from Europe, and Virginia Knights Templar officers depart for Danville conclave.
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Shenandoah
Pat Dunn
Elks
Rouss Hall
Dunn
Onone
Messrs
Warren Eddy
Lawrence C. Hollis
E. W. Dixon
Charles K. Over
Winchester
Anton Brees
Mercersburg Carillon
Mercersburg
Pa.) Academy
Bryan Barker
Sydney
Australia
Brees
Mercersburg Academy
Barker
Loughborough
England
Mountain Lake
Edward Bok
Indianapolis
Ind
Knights Templar
Alexander M. Baker
C. Vernon Eddy
Danville
Knights Templar of
Virginia
Baker and
Eddy
F. T. McFaden
Frank H. Dorsey
Winchester Commandery
No. 12
Richmond
Grand Royal Arch Chapter
Frederick County Couple Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was issued at the Berkeley county clerk's office in Martinsburg West Virginia to James Rupert Armel a Frederick County native and machinist at Bunker Hill and Carrie Virginia Roberts daughter of Charles and Mrs Roberts of Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Berkeley County
Martinsburg
W. Va
James Rupert Armel
Bunker Hill
Carrie Virginia Roberts
Charles Roberts
Homeward Return After Hospital Operation
Mr. W H Warden returns home to McCauley Hardy county after an operation at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Warden accompanied him, while son Jacob Warden was treated for a fractured arm at the local hospital. Elmer Sanger, brother of Mrs Castleman, is in Harrisburg Hospital for eye treatment. Thanksgiving hop set at Shenandoah Valley Academy gym Friday night November 30 with the Black Diamond Orchestra.
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W. H. Warden
Memorial Hospital
Hies
McCauley
Hardy County
W. Va
Warden
Jacob Warden
Elmer Sanger
G. W. B. Castleman
Wadesville
Harrisburg
Sanger
S. V. Academy
Shenandoah Valley Academy
The
Chevron
Black Diamond Orchestra
Injured Lad Recovering At Memorial Hospital
Master Richard Creswell son of Mr and Mrs Julian F Creswell has been at Memorial Hospital since October 15 and is improving nicely. His arm was crushed in an electric washing machine wringer at his home at 111 Whitlock Avenue.
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Memorial Hospital
Richard Creswell
Julian F. Creswell
Creswell
Whitlock Avenue
Sunday Dinner Guests From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Paul Rife hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Sibert and their son Lenren from Winchester Mr and Mrs D W Rife of Middletown Mr and Mrs Lawrence Sibert and son from Winchester Mr and Mrs Leroy Fries and daughter of Linville Mr and Mrs Lertie Kratzer and two daughters of Linville Mrs G L Kratzer Mrs Barbara Rife and daughter Florence of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rife
Harrisonburg News-Record
Miss Hilda Cain Weds Ray Carlyle in Hagerstown
Announcement of the October 19 marriage in Hagerstown Maryland between Miss Hilda Cain daughter of Mrs Ida Cain and the late Charles W Cain and Mr Ray Carlyle of Winchester. The ceremony was conducted by the Christian Church pastor. Carlyle works for the Virginia Woolen Company. They reside with the bride's mother at 113 West Pall Mall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Cain
Ray Carlyle
Ida Cain
Charles W. Cain
Winchester
Hagerstown
Christian Church
Carlyle
Virginia Woolen Company
Returns From National Convention Attendees Share News
Mrs. John Mills Mrs. Mildred Hoover and Mrs. Themuel Anderson return home after attending the Patriotic Order of America national convention in Washington. Mrs. Hoover attended as Camp No. 5 delegate while Anderson and Mills were visitors.
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John Mills
Mildred Hoover
Themuel Anderson
Washington
of the Patriotic Order of America
Hoover
Camp No. 5
Anderson
Mills
United States
Saunders Defends Prohibition and Warns Virginia Vote
Colonel Saunders criticizes enforcement under Republicans and attacks Mellon’s role in federal Prohibition. He praises Governor Smith for candor, urges Democrats not to desert the party, and forecasts Smith’s victory and a return to normal Democratic dominance in Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Harding-Coolidge
Andrew W. Mellon
Smith
Virginia
Byrd
Hoover
Sunday Exhibitions at The Flying Field Protest
A letter urges Winchester readers to stop Sunday automotive and circus style shows at the flying field arguing they violate the Sabbath. The writer calls for action to protect the day and cites examples of punished Sunday offenses and mass attendance. The piece ties in with broader concerns of morality and American patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Winchester
Nation Prosperous Says President Issues Thanksgiving Proclamation
President Coolidge issued the annual Thanksgiving proclamation calling on the people to give thanks on November 29 for prosperity in agriculture, industry, and commerce. The message emphasizes national peace and protection from pestilence and disaster during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Hoover to Speak in St Louis on Nov 2 Night
Herbert Hoover will leave Washington for a final campaign swing and speak in St Louis on the night of November 2. He will address voters by radio from Stanford University near Palo Alto during his postelection schedule before continuing through western Maryland West Virginia and Kentucky on the way to St Louis.
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Hoover
St. Louis
Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Stanford University
Po’ Alto
Cal
Mr. Hoover
Wester Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Charity Donations From Winchester Fair Prize
The Rev. F. B. Sapp won $15 in a Winchester fair contest and donated $10 to the District Nurse Association and $5 to the local Red Cross chapter, the announcement said.
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F. B. Sapp
Winchester Fair
District Nurse Association
The
Red Cross
Divorce by publication in Winchester case of Foster
Matilda Foster sues Byrd E Foster for divorce a vinculo matrimonii on grounds of cruelty and desertion. The defendant, a non resident, must answer within 15 days after publication and notices will be posted at the Winchester court and mailed to the address in the affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd E. Foster
Winchester Star
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Harrison's Speech Continued From Pascem
The speech challenges the opposing party's promises to help farmers while claiming they oppose every bill offered to aid farmers. The speaker insists they are willing to act and criticizes inaction on farm relief measures.
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Pascem
Trade Sends John Ross Roach to Rangers for Chabot Cash
Toronto Maple Leafs star goalie John Ross Roach is traded to the New York Rangers for goalie Lorne Chabot and $20 000 in cash. Roach is acclaimed as the league’s top net minder.
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John Ross Roach
Toronto Maple Leafs
New York Rangers
Lorne Chabot
Knut Eckener Reunites With Zeppelin Commander in Washington
Knut Eckener, son of the Graf Zeppelin commander, arrived in Washington with his distinguished father after risking his life to repair the damaged port fin en route to the United States. International Newsreel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Knut Eckener
Washington
Saunders Speech on Postwar Politics and Tammany Defense
The speech notes post Civil War shifts with Virginia named Military District No 1 and Republicans accused of political retribution. Tammany Hall is praised for defending Jefferson Davis and opposing Republican venom, contrasted with other party machines in Philadelphia.
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Saunders
Virginia
Tammany
North
South
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Robert E. Lee
Philadelphia
Farmer Relief Bill Sparks Seventh District Debate
A Virginia lawmaker argues for a single farm relief bill to aid farmers and prevent bankruptcy, contrasting his stance with opponent Mr. Garber who opposes the measure. He warns that farmer welfare directly impacts bankers, merchants, and professionals in the district and urges support for the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Garber
Garber
Virginia
District race talk on farm relief and votes in Congress
Speech fragments discuss farm relief legislation and the voting record in Congress. It notes Republicans supported the bill, a Republican president vetoed it, and mentions Senator Curtis as a GOP supporter who would have overridden the veto with four Republican senators.
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Congress
Garber
Curtis
Senate
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W. Chandler
South Mason Street
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Fina Society
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Borge Washington Hotel
Endicott-Johnson Shoes
S. Kirson & Sons
Mutt & Jeff
Bud Visher
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