William Fultz Dies After Brief Illness at 61
William Lenwood Fultz a real estate operator and leader in Winchester Lodge and Eagles society died at his Stewart street home after a short illness. He was 61 and a Rockingham County native who moved to this city about twenty years ago and built a large suburban property business. Funeral services will be held at his home with Elks in charge at Mount Hebron Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Clara Parlett Fultz and son Lenwood, plus his mother Mrs. Hannah Bowman.
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William Lenwood Fultz
Stewart Street
Tes
Fulté
Ingham County
Helen
Mr. Fultz
Fultz
Winchester Lodge
Benevolant and
Protective Order of
Els
Winchester
Werie
Order of Eagles
Harrisonburg
Lodge of Masons
Friendship Fire Company
Clara V. Parlett
John H. Parlett
Henry AM. White
Presbyterian Church
Lenwood Fultz
Hannah Bowman
Rockingham County
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
A. A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron
Elks
Harding denies Vanderlip letter as agent claim
In Cleveland on October 28 Senator Harding said he never gave Vanderlip a letter of introduction and that Vanderlip is not his agent. He also disapproved of a Harvey's Weekly cartoon depicting Governor Cox and criticized religious offense concerns raised by A. C. Reid Syndicate.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, CO
Washington Vanderlip
Russia
Harding
Vanderlip
Harvey's Weekly
Cox
Religio A. C. Reid Syndicate
Republican National Committee
Friendship Co. Names New Driver for Fire Company Truck
The Friendship Fire Company executive committee selected G. L. Cooper of Medow Mills Virginia as chauffeur for the company motor truck. He will start November 1 and move his family to the city soon. Cooper is well recommended and has extensive truck driving experience.
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Friendship’ Fire Company
G. L. Cooper
Medow Mills
Cooper
WANTED Hand picked balk York Imperials and Ups elders out
Classified item seeks select York Imperials with 21 4 in and Ups elders out. Listing by Fred L. Glaize appears in a local classified section.
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Balk York Imperials
Ups
Ao Ip-tt
Fred. l. Glaize
Yokohama Silk Exchange Closes After Price Drop
The Yokohama silk exchange closed yesterday as prices slipped below the minimum fixed by the buying syndicate. Officials consult with the government on the situation as Tokyo reports on the developing market.
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Yokohama Silk Exchange
Tokyo
Orchard Supplies at Winchester Orchard Supply Co
Prospectus ad lists Trescott apple graders presses hatchets liners and all orchard gear. Includes belts conveyors ladders sacks and caps. Notices shipping dates space on steamer and government permit through Thomas W. Mathews in Winchester Virginia.
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Trescott
Thomas W. Mathews
Piccadilly St
Winchester
Women Wanted Steady Indoor Work in Canning Plant
Help wanted advertisement for National Fruit Products Company in Winchester Virginia seeks women for steady indoor canning work with good pay. Apply at local office. Dated 26-1p-51.
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National Fruit Products: Co
Winchester
Parker's Garage Offers Ford and Chevrolet Cars
Kens City Virginia dealership Parker's Garage advertises a Ford touring car at 225 dollars and two Chevrolets in first class condition at 500 dollars each, with Bristoe Automobiles as agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker's
Kens City
Bris- Steptoe Automobiles
Portland Cement In Stock For Wall Plaster Work
John W. Rosenberger advertises Portland cement in stock and unloading a car of wall plaster for immediate order. Quality Building Material urges customers to contact by phone 72 for supplies and service.
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John W. Rosenberger
Boy Scouts of America Official Bulletin No 19 Meeting At Armory
The bulletin calls all Scouts in uniform and council members to attend a 7 30 p m meeting at the Armory on Friday. Associate Scouts and councilmen will be needed only briefly. A reception at the Scout Building follows with entertainment and refreshments.
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Associate Scout Organization
So Hahn
Pinckney
Tragic murder of Hollie Cochran linked to former sweethearts
Washington message reports Hollie Cochran an 18 year old of Winchester murdered in Washington D C. Raymond Allen 19 suffered a chest stab wound. he is under treatment and under arrest. The death occurred at the Robertson residence on Monroe Street after Allen visited the girl. Fitzsimmons discovered Cochran’s body in the basement. Burial planned for Harrisonburg Virginia.
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Hollie’ Cochran
Raymond al- Yen
Freedmen's Hospital
J. Henry Robertson
Monroe Street
Allen
Hollie
Robertson House
James D. Fitzsimmons
Winchester Firemen to Attend Dutch Supper
The Always There Hook and Ladder Company of Waynesboro Pennsylvania will host Winchester firemen at a Dutch supper next Monday night in Waynesboro. The event honors the courtesy shown during the Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association visit in August. GC L Jacobs, secretary of the Always There Company and CVFA secretary, sent the invitations. local firemen will travel by automobile Monday afternoon.
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Hook and, Ladder Company
Waynesboro
Winchester
Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association
GC. L. Jacobs
C. V. Firemen’s Association
Frost Expected Down to Florida and Mississippi
The Weather Bureau forecast a cooldown ending a warm spell with frost likely tonight as far south as Florida and the interiors of Mississippi and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Two Weddings in the County License List
The county clerk reports two marriage licenses issued. Chien R Hanna of Spring Creek West Virginia marries Margaret Frances Wright of Welltown in this county. John C Eubank of Amherst County Virginia weds Ethel L V Bowers of Rest in this county. both grooms are farmers or mechanics by trade and are sons of local families.
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Chien R. Hanna
Margaret Frances , Wright
Welltown
Spring Creek
West Va
Alfred Wright
John C. Eubank
Sandidger
Amherst
Ethel L. V. Bowers
Rést
Amherst County
Albert L. Bowers
Army goods and a brick dwelling for sale
Classified fragments show Conner's Bargain Store advertising army shirts and pants with price points, a separate modern brick dwelling listing near Star office with immediate possession at 8500, and miscellaneous notes about an umbrella handle loss and a service motto from PAVEAR-BEVER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Clarence Miller
Smith Letter Clarifies League of Nations Council Rules
E Virginia Smith writes from Winchester on Oct 28 1920 defending the Leagues covenant terms. She explains council selection requires majority and unanimous consent for actual elections, notes Canada’s potential veto power, and urges Dominion participation for justice and right voting over ignorance.
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League
Canada
United States
Dominions
England
League of Nations
E. Virginia Smith
Winchester
Officers Appointed for the Frederick County Election
The Frederick County Electoral Board announces judges and clerks to run the election on Tuesday November 2. Polls will open at sunrise and close at sunset for ten hours and twenty seven minutes. Names of judges and clerks listed for each magistrial district and precinct across the county.
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Frederick County
Hagerstown
Explosives Distributor Seeks Immediate Truck Delivery
WM. J. Gochенour, Explosive Distributor of Maurertown Virginia, advertises carload explosives for agricultural use including dynamite caps and fuse for immediate truck delivery to all points. Tax notice from WM. T. Barr, Treasurer, adds a 3 percent penalty for taxes unpaid by October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. J. Gochenour
Maurertown
WM. T. Barr
Speaking dates of Democrats meetings notice
October 29 Middletown Hon. T W Harrison October 30 All of the above meetings at eight o clock p m Luther Pannet Winchester Hon T W Read Little Joe’s adv on inside 26-1p-31.
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Middletown
T.W. Harrison
Harrison
Luther Pannett
Winchester
T. W
Little Joe’s
Republican Speaking Dates Planned Across Towns
Republican events list political meetings with dates and times from Oct 28 to Oct 30 in Brucetown Gore Stephens City Gainesboro Reynolds Store Winchester and Captain Paul locations. Public invitation issued. Also a help-wanted notice seeks superintendent for a wood canning factory in Biglerville Pennsylvania with application by letter to Musselman & Co.
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Brucetown
Gore
Stephens City
Gainesboro
Reynolds
Paul
Winchester
H. Mussel
Man & Co
Biglerville
Judge Harrison postpones Winchester talk to November first
Judge Harrison will not speak in Winchester on October 20. He will address the public on Monday night November 1 at the Auditorium, at an evening hour. The notice also shows a separate store ad for ARMY COATS at a bargain water stop.
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Harrison
Winchester
Army Coats
St West Corner
Wanted Hand Picked Apples in Balk
Hand picked apples wanted at Cumberland Valley Depot in Winchester Virginia. Varieties include Yorks Ben Black Bens Ganos Winesaps Black Twigs Staymans Albermarles Paradise. Two quarter inches UD. Good prices for fine fruit. SAM HAINES. Virginia. December 25.
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Yorks
Albemarles
Paradise
Sam Haines
Cumberland Valley Depot
Winchester
Elks to Meet for Funeral of W. L. Fultz
Members of the BPOE lodge to assemble at the Elks Home at 2 p m for the funeral of W. L. Fultz with SACOB YOST as secretary.
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BPO
Elks
W. L. Fultz
Sacob Yost
Synod Deals With Missions and Officers at Centenary Session
The Po tomac Synod of the Reformed Church met at Centenary Church with devotions led by Rev. Gustav Teske. Reports on missions outlined board policy, noting 160 missions with 28 in Peoria area, and nearly $466,000 raised for congregational and benevolent purposes. The Japan and China programs, medical missions, and a Miyagi Girls School baptism drive were highlighted. An education commission discussion followed, an officers election conducted, and a Massanutten Academy visit planned after lunch.
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Potomac
Peopaveee Wleership
Arethaneett
California
Brooklyn
W. F. DeLong
United Missionary and Stewardship Committee
General Synod
Jacob G. Rupp
For Mission Board
Japan
China
Bali
Miyagi
Synod
Massanutten Academy
Toodstock
H. H. Ranck
Reformed Church
Centenary
Harvey May Be Burchard of Campaign Cartoons Stir Wariness
New York dispatch reports Colonel Harvey may be the Burchard of 1920 Republican cartoons. The piece notes backlash over an Immaculate Conception parody in Harvey’s Weekly and the impact on public opinion toward Harding’s ticket. It cites Allan A. Ryan’s $25,000 explanation to Democratic leaders and mentions reactions from Hays and the Republican committee amid the controversy.
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New York
Geo. ‘Harvey
Ar Burchard
Up State
N York
Mn G. Blaine
Harvey
Warren G. Harding
Will H. Hays
Publican National Committee
Haj
Flarvey
Ryan
The
New York Times
Allan A. Ryan
Jesus
Raphael
Wilson
Royal High School Faces Chambersburg In Friday Football
Tomorrow afternoon at the high school grounds a football game features Royal High School versus Chambersburg School. Fans will pay admission at the grounds with tickets similar to last Saturday’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal High School
Ee Hs
Chambersburg
Centa
Synod Fellowship and City Chamber Welcome Night
The Rev A Kelly and Rev Dr W H Woods led a fellowship event with the Winchester Chamber of Commerce welcoming Synod members. Secretary Tom Burley presented each member a basket of apples from Frederick county orchards. The evening featured a Synod program with Rev W Sherman Kershner and Rev C S Prange among speakers addressing Modern Church Labor and Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kelly
Toeat Lutheran Church
W. H. Woods
Gnod
Tom Burley
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Nea
Burley
Synod
Frederick County
Ley
W. Sherman Kersehner
T.S. “Wesson
C. 8
Pram
America
Ca Challer
Rowe
Modern Church
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Soviet Russia
Yokohama
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Ptt
Portland
BOY Scouts OF America
Joan I. Brown, JR
Hollie Cochran
Warrington
ARMY
Army Pants
Conner’s Bargain Store
W. Water St
Army Shoes
man-Howard
Star Office
E. ¥. Smith
Stonewall
Neffstown
M. B. Richard
W. W. Baker
Howell Bond
James Spence
Hunter Stine
W. W. Jobe
B. Timberlake
J. John Jolliffe
Wm. Huyett
John W. Locke
White Hall
G. L. Crime
A. R. Rinker
George Rinker
Sam’ ‘Brown
Back Creek
John
W. Parrish
W. J. Muse
N. K. Larrick
Parrish
Floyd Morrison
Ole Algant
Nate A Bee
Henry Brill
Sni “Brill
Russells
Isaac B. Frye
B.N. Richards
S.* Cooper
Howard Lockha White
H. T. Rt
Lam Ward Smoke
Arthur Miller
H. A. Snapp
J. H. Perry
Harry Lamp
Clerks
Walter Fishpaw
Warl Kline
Wm. Rickard
Robert Campbell
J. F Reely
Newtown
E. A. Gordon
A. W. Dean
C. A. Roland
Harry Frazier
R. M. Lemley
Canterbury
Robert L. Miller
Lal+ther Williams
Carter Hale
Russell
George Lerks
Scott Carper
Miles
Pannett
William Carpenter
Greenwood
John Bywaters
J. A. R. Snapp
Charles Wawcett
Julius Richard
Tilden Snapp
Kernstown
J. R. Triplett
J. A. Rudolph
Martin Grabill
Jacob Metz
John Gold
Keifer Pears
Cook
Strasburg Fruit Products CO
Iptf
Judge Harrison
Ist
B.P.O.E
of Commerce
Old Virginia
Cference Woods
Centenary Church
Rlder. J. B.T Hedrick
North Carolina
Paul Pontius
Gettysburg Classis
H.H. Stein
R. L Motter
Zion Classis
L. V. Hetrick
Merceraburg
Clarence Woods
Burchard
Oyterpiece
Moll & Seal
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