Community Notes from White Post Septembers Visit
The White Post column records residents and guests with Sept 4 trip to Atlantic City for Mr and Mrs Berkeley of Suffolk visiting Rev J F Coleman and Mrs Coleman at the rectory. Several locals and visitors are noted including Elizabeth Fritts, Lela Meade engagement, Willame Dearmont wins at Winchester fair, and St Stephen's Guild chicken and waffle supper on Dr Dearmont's lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Bli
Margaret Buckelfe
Steel Fritts
Elizabeth
Fritts
Oe Fitzhugh Meade
Memorial Hospital
E. C. Stuart
Measilla
As Shuma
Migs Lela
Mansfield Horof New
St. Stephen's Guild
the Meade Memorial Church
Funeral of Erastus Baker Held at Redland Cemetery
The funeral for Erastus Baker was held at 11 o clock this morning from Dr. Baker's home. Interment followed at Redland Cemetery in Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ebi
ae _ Baker
West
Dr. Bak
Redland
Whitacre
Reliance Happenings Reach Across Towns
Local notes from Reliance Virginia recount visitors and travels. Miss Anna Keener spent the weekend with friends in Orlando while David Scanlon returned from summer with relatives in Durham. Various residents, including Miss Dovel and Miss Strasbuls, visited families in Washington and Purcellville for schooling and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
Anna Keener
Frands
Orlando
David Scanlon
and Myre
D. N.ee
Homer
Durham
Mary Dovel
Washington
Dovel
Helencliff Strasbuls
Raut Gusty
Martins Ferry
Vivian’ Coor
Peat
Gees
Willey
Harrison Burs
Henaldy
Ren
Mr. Ley
Adelphia
Miss Nulton Visits West on Seattle Stop
Mrs. Dean D. Francis has been visiting her parents Rear Admiral and Mrs. Louis M. Nulton at Hotel Sorrento Seattle. She will accompany the Nultons and Miss Dorothy Nulton to San Francisco for two weeks then return east. Dorothy Nulton will enter National Cathedral School in Washington next month.
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Elizabeth McClaugherty
Union, W
George W. Lee
Charlie Funkhouser
Tacoma Park Sanitarium
Martha Emerly
Dorothy’ Skinker
New York
Greenway Court
Audy
Chicago
Mabel Massey
Roanoke
Aya
Kaufman
Barton
Jackson
B. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Mtz Jackson
Dean D. Francis
Louis M. Nulton
Hotel Sorrento
Seattle
Nulton
Dorothy Nulton
San Francisco
Fairmont Hotel
Dorothy’ Nulton
National Cathedral Haol
Washington, D. C
Empire Theatre Opens Fall Season With Wide Paramount Run
Empire Theatre starts the fall season with Paramount Week as Winchester joins big city theatres. Tonight features The Moral Sinner a thriller and Bluff opens Friday for a two day run. The program includes Pathe News Fox News Aesop's Fables and 15 to 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Ular Playhouse
Paramount
Winchester
Paramount Wadek
Empiire
Bluff
Peter the Great
Jjogment O
Robbers Captured After Highwaymen Attempt in Virginia
A Baltimore pair Minnie Wilcox and Edward Halia borough both 19 are held by police in Alexandria Virginia on charges of attempted highway robbery. John H H Fisher a Washington chauffeur identified the victims and helped police trap the trio after a struggle ending with a pistol hold up and a manhunt toward Gum Springs Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alexandria
Minnie Wilcox
Edward Haliaborough
Baltimore
John HH. Fisher
Washinton
Gum Springs
Market Read From Early High Stagesof Decline
New York September reports show the stock market pausing after weekend buying, with profit taking and short selling easing the early highs. First hour activity reached about 250000 shares as call money rose to 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Unclear historical medical tonic claim appears in ad text
Fragmentary OCR text describes a one line claim that a tonic restores mucous membranes and hearing. Mentions customers past 40 years and Seeney & Co in Toledo Ohio. Context and authorities are not fully legible. The item reads as an advertisement or patron testimonial rather than a verified medical notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauarh
Seeney & Co
Toledo
Miss Kremer Critical in Philadelphia
Miss Mollie Kremer of this city is critically ill at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Markley in Philadelphia. She went to the city to buy fall and winter millinery and became ill there. Mrs O H Cornwell, her sister, left Saturday to be with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mollie “Kremer
Harry Markley
Miss Kremer
O.H. Cornwell
Sattulay
Corner Property Not Sold at Saturday Auction
The Star erred in reporting the sale of Chas. T. Wyndham’s corner lot at Water and Brick streets. The true sale was for the adjacent property on North Braddock Street, owned by Brown Lovett. Miss Ida Wyndham bought the North Braddock Street property for 38500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. T. Wyndham
North Braddock Street
Brown Lovett
Auto License Found In Virginia
Virginia motor license No. 93686 belonging to Bursie Dodson found and held at police headquarters. Owner may obtain it by applying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Motor
Lcense
Bursie-Dodson
Lord's Prayer Pin Engraving Draws Attention in Winchester
Charles D. Seymour of Washington DC has toured Winchester with health talks funded by local officials. He demonstrates food contamination via flies using a magnifying glass and a tiny pin engraved with the full Lord's Prayer. The pin, valued at 40 000 dollars, is read through the glass and linked to Charles Howard Baker, an inmate at St Elizabeths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Seymour
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Mr. Seymour
Charles Howard Baker
St. Elizabeth’s Insane Asylum
Washington
Seymour
F Sui
Firestone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
Mrs. Berkéley
Mrs. Coleman
S.army Garrison Shoes
Sample Shoe Store Company
Good’Shoe Values
Brook’s Pharmacy
East Piccadilly Street
the City
Cork Street
Court House
Fred. L. Glaize
Shirley Carter
United States Lines
Shenandoah Valley Bank Building
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
North Main Street
Silox
Baker’s Drug Store
Erastus Baker
Piccadilly
W. A. Baker
Miss Nulton
An West
the Empire
Miss Kremer Til
Woolworth
Ady
Winchester Wholesale Grocery Distributors
Mason Cord
Cord Tire
THE
Standard Gas & Oil
Sal
Aioh
Sega
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