Paul Harrison contest discussed at Republican meeting
Elizabeth Kern of the John Paul Club condemned lack of open debate on the Paul Harrison race and argued election officials, boards, and registrars are dominated by Democrats. She outlined how Virginia law guided the committee on elections in validating only properly registered voters and those with poll tax paid.
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John Paul Club
Handley Auditorium
Elizabeth Kern
Paul- Harrison
Ph Cieult
Pau Demecan
Miss. Kern
Drainiciai
Aihiehy Marly
Kern
Virginia
Lenmore
Barksdale
West
Pontinues
Cooperation Urged Among Rotary Kiwanis and Chambers
Over fifty Rotary Club members and guests gathered at the Farmers and Merchants Bank for a weekly function. Andy Bell urged close cooperation between Rotary Kiwanis the City Council the Chamber of Commerce and local Red Cross noted by Nelson. New publicity head Marshall Baker appointed, Endless Caverns trip reported, Percy Miller back in good health, meeting adjourned after songs and jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Fuller P. Manning
W. R. Talbot
Deacon
Scott White
Melvin Green
Hugh Clark
J. P. Reardon
J. L. Maphis
Kiwanis Club
Andrew Bell
Parson" Nelson
Tom Sutherland
Richmond
Doug” Fuller
Clarence Woods
Chamber of Commerce
Andy Bell
Rotary
Kiwanis
Mayors
Bob” Nelson
Chamber of
Ted
Rotary Com
Hallowe’en
Miss Higgins
Miss Stowers
Marshall Baker
A. L. Green
Endless Caverns
Harrisonburg
Live Wire Electrical Firm Ad and Tax Notice
An old advertisement lists Lightolier fixtures and a phone contact at 4891 for army store orders. It also promotes used clothing buys at 118 E. Piccadilly St and announces 1922 tax deadlines with penalties, plus coats from New York and Philadelphia makers and a charity supper by Jolliffe & Jolliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlin & Roots
E. Piccadilly St
Army
East Water St
Coal Exports Rise in October Reports
The Associated Press notes October exports of hard coal totaled 8,688 tons of anthracite valued at 919,037, up from September's 286,468 tons valued at 3,014,619. For the nine months ending September, exports reached 1,138,222 tons valued at LANs top 185, compared with 3,234,482 tons valued at 85,067,069 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pr
Washington
Leedy and Weaver to Speak Here Next Monday
Col Robert F Leedy of Luray and Mr A G Weaver of Front Royal will address voters of Winchester and Frederick county at City Hall Auditorium next Monday evening Oct 30 at 8 oclock. Ladies are invited to hear the campaign issues discussed.
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Leedy
Weaver
Robert F. Leedy
Luray
A. G. Weaver
Front Royal
Winchester
Frederick County
Monument to Theodore Roosevelt Unveiled in Michigan
In N Harbor Michigan on October 27 the first Michigan monument to Theodore Roosevelt was unveiled. A life sized bronze statue stands in Roosevelt Square, a park also dedicated to the late president, with elaborate ceremonies marking the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bento
The
Associated Press
N Harbor
Michigan
Theodore Roosevelt
Presiden
Roosevelt Square
Roosevelt
Martinsville football player dies from injuries in game
Carl Jacobs, member of the Martinsville community football team, died at a Buffalo hospital from spinal injuries sustained in a game last Saturday. He was the son of Rev Henry Jacobs, field secretary of the Lutheran Sanitarium at Denver, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Carl Jacobs
Martinsville
Henry Jacobs
Lutheran Sanitarium
Denver
Colorado
Mingo Strike Abandoned in West Virginia
District Secretary Fred Mooney of the United Mine Workers awaited guidance from national officers who announced the end of the strike in Mingo County. The walkout began in July 1920 as organized miners halted work across the Mingo field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Fred Mooney
United Mine Workers
Mingo County
Mingo Field
Women’s Democratic Headquarters Extends Welcome to County Women
A hearty invitation invites women of the county to use the headquarters wrest room when in town. It states any party member is welcome to rest in warm rooms with comfortable chairs while waiting for friends, signed by E. L. Wunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Wunder
Part time accountant seeks evening work at Star office
Experienced accountant now employed seeks part time evening work. Willing to work nights and weekends. Contact at XY Y% Star office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Office
Peters Diamond Brand Shoes Offered with Guarantee
A full line of Shores for the whole family features the Well-Known Peters Diamond Brand shoes guaranteed solid leather from heel to toe and sold with a money back guarantee. Ip Jolliffe & Jolliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Ip Jolliffe & Jolliffr
Desirable nine room residence for quick sale at $2700
A bargain presents a new nine room residence with bath cellar porches and a large lot at Woodland and Spruce two blocks south of Berryville Turnpike. Priced at 2700 with prompt buyer attention to Lynch attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Ave
Spruce St
Berryville Turnpike
M. Lynch
Atty
Headliners and Base Wire N Spock Win Orchard Supply Co
Readable fragments describe a local business event with names, places, and dates. Orchard Supply Co figures prominently in the brief, with a win or outcome noted and references to suppliers or headlines that imply a notable local milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPOCK
WIN Orchard ‘Supply CO
Farm Auction Notice for Stephenson Tracts
Paul Shryock of Stephenson will sell his farm at public auction on November 4. Two 27 acre tracts and one 6 1/2 acre tract include good buildings and a never failing spring. See sale bills. Baker and Shryock, Real Estate Insurance.
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Stephenson
Appraisement of Mary R Smith estate recorded
Appraisement shows total value of 26182.24 for the late Mrs Mary R Smith widow of William R Smith. Personal property valued at 14682.24 includes bank stock bonds cash and household effects. Real estate: 409 Fairmont avenue valued at 11506. Appraisers: Cooper Lupton Hancher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Smith
William R. Smith
Corporation Court
Fairmont Avenue
T. J. Cooper
L. W. Lupton
Thomas
MEN WANTED FOR WINTER WORK AT COLONIAL BRICK PLANT
Employment offered for several reliable men with guaranteed work through the winter. Apply at the Colonial Brick Corporation plant. Also a public sale ad inside. WANTED Carload fresh cows and springers in good condition. Contact M. E. Conner by Bell phone 98W. Also home photography service offered by Jolliffe at your home.
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Colonial Brick Corporation
M. E. Conner
Bell
Eight Firemen Missing After Forest Fire Near Lake Arrowhead
Eight firemen are missing in the San Bernardino mountains after a fierce forest fire near Lake Arrowhead. The men reportedly separated from the main group as flames jumped a fire-break and a final stand was made. The fire has burned for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernardino
California
San Bernardino Mountains
Lake Arrowhead
Victor Talking Machine declares 600 percent stock dividend
The Victor Talking Machine Company directors announce a 600 percent stock dividend after stockholders approved increasing common stock from 5 million to 35 million dollars. Common stockholders will receive six shares for each one currently held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Victor Talking Machine Company
Navy Honors Italian Hero
In Rome on American Navy Day a wreath from the American Navy League was laid on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Victor Emmanuel monument. Captain Raymond D. Hasbrouck, the American military attache in Rome, delivered the presentation address.
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Rome
American Navy League
Victor Emmanuel
Raymond D. Hasbrouck
Trinity Lutheran Men to Host Golden Rule Class Tea
The Men’s Bible Class of Trinity Lutheran Sunday School Stephens City will entertain the Golden Rule Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Stephens City on October 29 at 2.30 p.m. The speaker will be Rev. A. A. Kelly of Winchester. All members are urged to attend.
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Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Stephens City
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
A. A. Kelly
Winchester
Death of Roy P. Derry at age fifteen
Roy P. Derry died at his mother’s home in Winchester at 4 this morning from complications. He was born September 19, 1908, in this city and attended Handley Schools. Survived by mother Mrs Julia Derry, brother Wallace M. Derry, and sisters Pansy B., Gladys G., and Reba B. Derry. Funeral at 3 p.m. Sunday at his mother’s home. Rev. Charles Adey to officiate. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Roy P. Derry
Julia Derry
Roy W. Derry
West Hart Street
Handley
Winchester
Wallace M. Derry
Pansy B
Gladys G
Reba B. Derry
Charles Adey
First Baptist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Freight charges dominate cost of Dayton apple crop
E S Ryerson of Dayton Washington reports final results from his 60 acre apple crop. Net returns amount to 58472 77 from 349 boxes totaling 90977 81 on the Chicago market. Freight costs total 26022 28 or 433 70 per acre, the largest marketing expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Ryerson
Dayton
Wash
Chicago
Woman Slays Rector Then Ends Own Life in Montana
Rev Edward J Christler rector of St Mark's Episcopal Church and Milk River Valley missionary was shot dead in his Havre home. Mrs Margaret Carleton a church member and ex district judge from California is named as the killer and she killed herself.
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Havre
Montana
Edward J. Christler
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Milk River Valley
Margaret Carleton
California
Carleton
Sunday program at United Brethren Church
The United Brethren Church schedules Sunday services with a 9:45 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sermons by the pastor. Women missionary services at 6:30 p.m. include addresses and music. A Wednesday prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. led by J. M. Hott. On November 12 a cornerstone anniversary service with Dr. J. Bes Chamberlin preaching at 1 a.m. marks cash day to celebrate the new church.
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United Brethren Church
J. M. Hott
J. Bes Chamberlin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Try Herrell's Real Estate in Winchester VA
Readable fragments indicate a Winchester Virginia real estate notice or advertisement for Try Herrell's Real Estate. The material mentions property listings and local storefront cues, suggesting a classified notice seeking buyers or tenants in the Winchester area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrell’s
Mystery of Rector Killing Becomes Grand Jury Step
Special Deputy Attorney Mott said a witness corroborated Mrs. Gibson’s account of the September 14 night slayings of Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Eleanor Mills. Testing Mrs. Diggrandher’s story proceeded, with Mott cautious about naming witnesses and slow disclosure pending grand jury review. The investigation also involved verifying an antique automobile Gibson said stood on De Bra Lane that night.
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Rector
New Brunswick
Attorn Mott
Gibson
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Mott
N. J
James Digrandher
S. Nor R. Mills
Lips Farm
Todaing
Atteral Mott
Local Boy Scouts Council Elects Duffey President
Hugh S Duffey was named president of the Minerice Boy Scouts council last night succeeding B McCormac. W Nelson Page was elected president, with C Vernon Eddy and Walter R Talbot as secretaries and 8 White as scout commissioner. About twenty leading business and professional men in Chester belong to the council. An upcoming meeting will expand the organization’s activities for winter and set a policy for three local troops including two already organized and care for and a plan to form another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh S. Duffey
Boy Scouts of Minerice To
B. McCormac
W. Nelson Page
C. Vernon Eddy
Walter R. Talbot
Secretars
Wedding party travels to Washington for ceremony
J Richardson and Alvin Cermal have gone to Washington to pick ushers for the wedding of their brother Carl P Kremer and Misa Elizabeth Bowen daughter of Amett W Bowen. The service is set for tomorrow evening at the Most Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church by South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richardson
Alvin Cermal
Washington
Carl. P., Kremer
Misa Ma Elizabeth Bowen
Amett ‘W. Bowen
Most Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
South
Auto speeders fined in police court case
Edward Mason arrested by Armel for auto speeding forfeited a $10 fine plus costs in police court. He was ordered to appear at the next set time in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mason
Armel
Mrs Robinson Improves After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Arthur Robinson, previously under medical treatment at Memorial Hospital for complications, is reported much improved today. The Robinsons are tied to the well known Walter cold storage plant owner family through a daughter-in-law, L. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Robinson
Memorial Hospital
Robinson
Ta Ce
L. Robinson
Witter
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Miss Kern
Repub
Harrison
Mr. Nelson
Rotary Meeting
Moling & Seal
PT-51
WM. T. Barr
City Treas
Adies
New York
Jolliffe & Jolliffe
Col. Roosevelt
Women’s Democratic Headquarters
K. T
Cornerstone
Knights Templar
Star
Daniel Walker ‘Thomas
Alexander M. Baker
Egal Drkt
Daniel Walker Thomas
George Reed
Lemuel Bent
Peter Lauck
Conrad Kremer
Samuel H. Lauck
James Hill
James Foster
Paul Shryock
Baker & Shryock, Real Casints Insurance
C. C. Brannon
NAVY
Kelly
Shuberts
Lightnin
Greenwich Village
Empire
Beet Village
Paris
Russia
Antonio Nelle
Anna Nurovya
Imperial Theatre
Moscow
Ories
Shubert
Mr. Bacon
Milton Nobles
U. B. Church
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