Social and Personal at Chicken Supper in Fort Collier
Mrs Walter B Stine entertained last Saturday at the historic Fort Collier in honor of J Miller of Baltimore who had spent the fall at the Stine farm. Guests included Mrs A A Kelly and her daughter, George Crone and Mr Lynch, Mr Herman Stine, and others. The event featured an elegant supper and announced improvements by Mr Miller.
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Walter B. Stine
Fort
Collier
J. Miller
Baltic
Stine Farm
Valley National Bank President to Address Bankers Meet
Gray Williams president of Valley National Bank Del owes principal speakers at the annual convention of the Delaware State Bankers Association. The meeting will be held at the Hotel Henlopen.
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Gray Williams
Valley National Bank
Eto Eth
Del
Dela State Bankers’ Association
Totow
Hotel Henlopen
Baltimore religious figure Harris and family visit Estes Kliné
Rev. Dr. Carlton D. Harris of Baltimore and his family spent the last Saturday of Estes Kliné at their Vaucluse. Harris, a native of this county, formerly edited the Southern Methodist and now serves as pastor.
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Carlton D. Harris
Baltimore
Estes Kliné
Vaucluse
Harris
Krings
J. Harris
Southern Methodist
Family party visits Gettysburg battlefield tour
Sunday, Mrs. John I. and son William Brown, Mrs. Dale, and Robert Dale with Mrs. Mabel Brown from Chambersburg Pa traveled to Gettysburg to tour the Civil War battlefield. They returned via North Mountain and enjoyed a fine dinner at Ridge Park, delighting in the trip. General Ansel, once a wartime army advocate now a practicing lawyer in Washington, greeted Bryan Conrad at his office.
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John I. Nd
William Brown
Ds Dale
Robert. Dale
Nia Parks
Mabel Brown
Chambersburg
Dale
Gettysburg
Eivil. War
Dintrots Ridge
T. Ansel
Wash
Nandoah Py
Ansel
I Bryan Conrad
United States
In and Out of Town
Elisabeth Steck visits her home in town and plans to travel again, viewing local scenes and noting changes during her outing.
Not to Pick Late Apples Till Sept 24
H Clay DeGrange, president of the Frederick County Fruit Growers Association, states Frederick county’s apple crop is fine and winter apples are not expected before Sept 20, possibly the 24th. He notes late rains delay maturity and that harvest staffing will be provided as needed.
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H. Clay DeGrange
Frederick County Fruit Growers’ Association
Frederick County
Eens County Fruit Growers’ Association
Jury unable to reach verdict in Garrett murder trial
A twelve member jury in Courthouse Virginia failed to agree on the guilt of Robert Garrett, county clerk, charged with the killing of Rev. E. B. Pierce. After hours of deliberation the panel declared a mistrial and were dismissed. Garrett’s trial will resume at the September term.
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Pues Courthouse
Va. Se
Kerst
Cumberland County
Robert Garrett
Pierce
Larkin C. Garrett
White
H. G. Watts
Deadlocked County Supervisors Fail To Elect Janitor
At a county board meeting a deadlock stopped the vote for janitor of buildings and grounds. J. T. Ritter and Charles Hardy each received two votes while George Cochran got one. The position pays 40 dollars monthly and Cochran remains in the role until a board selects a winner.
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Board of County Supervisors
J. T. Ritter
Charles Hardy
George Cochran
Winchester Fair Attendance and Local Notes
Not many locals attended the Winchester Fair as most were busy. Rains are maturing corn and apples and improving color. Hubert Hodson buried a two month old twin. the other twin is also ill. Mrs Blanche Matthews and son George visit from Brunswick Md with Emma Calahan. Virginia Keller Pauline Keller and Erma Richards visit Hagerstown. The public school annex near completion.
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Oranda
Hubert Hodson
Blanche Matthews
George
Brunswick
Emma Calahan
Virginia Keller
Pauline Keller
Erma Richards
Hagerstown
Meadow Mills Socials and Regional Travel Notes
Miss Nettie and Irene Miller and friends from Washington visited their mother Mrs. Nannie Miller in Meadow Mills. Mr and Mrs Fred Lineburg of near Winchester hosted guests including Mr and Mrs J Dodson. the Dodsons plan to return to Lorain Ohio. Mr and Mrs Dodson later entertained and bike trips occurred at their home. Miss Henna Dedéon spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Dyke in Winchester. Mrs Lucy Rudolph of Baltimore stayed a week with her mother Mrs S M Willey. Floyd Dodson returned from Memorial Hospital after tonsil removal.
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Meadow Mills
Nettie
Irene Miller
Washington
S. Nannie Miller
Fred Lineburg
Winchester
J. ¥. Dodson
G. Ei
Dodson
Lorain
Ohio
And
Will
Eee
Hhena Dedéoas
Wilbur Dyke
Lucy Rudolph
Baltimore
S. M. Willey
Floyd Dodson
Memorial Hospital
Britain Firm For League Report From Athens
Rome reports Premier believes the Italian delegation argues Greece’s views differ from the League of Nations on the matter. BR Lowe of St Louis, Red Cross worker in Corfu, says 20 victims were killed by shrapnel from a shell in a crowd including Red Cross children at a seaside area.
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Rome
Greece
League of Nations
Athenae Par de
BR. Lowe
St. Lowis
Red Cross
Corfu
Antony
London Rivalry Over League Of Nations Committee
Reuters reports Britain backs the Covenant in principle as Italy orders its league representative to abstain amid tensions over Greco Italian events.
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Cain
League of Nations
Robert Cecil
Geneva
Reuter
Japan Earthquake Toll Reaches 150000 In Tokio Amid Destruction
Reports from Osaka and Peking say Tokio suffers massive death toll and fires after a devastating quake. Thousands jump into the Sumida River as fires and aftershocks blaze, with embassies damaged and food relief urgently requested from the Philippine Islands.
Horrors Increase Hourly Across Japan After Catastrophe
Reports from Japan throughout the day confirm and raise estimates of death and destruction from the quadruple disaster hitting central and eastern Honshu. The catastrophe has wrought widespread havoc as emergency crews struggle to cope with collapsing cities and missing residents.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Japan
Hondo
Yokohama and Tokyo quake devastates city and survivors
A massive earthquake and subsequent fires devastate Yokohama and Tokyo with tens of thousands killed and millions homeless. Reports indicate widespread ruin, starvation threats, and the imperial palace opened to the needy while rescuers battle ashes and aftershocks.
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Sipepoes
Yokohama
Ujiro Oyama
Wee
London
Mary
City of Ruins In Yokohama After Flood and Fire
The Shinyo Maru captain reports no buildings remain in Yokohama, only ruined walls. Thousands of refugees gather in a park as a flood from burst water pipes half drowns many. The report comes from Nagasaki on September 3.
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Nagasaki
Yokohama
Mussolini Warns League Over Greco Italian Controversy
Rome reports Premier Mussolini warned the cabinet that Italy will quit the League if the council asserts its enforcement of the dispute. Greece delays evacuation terms and possible neutral and mixed commissions are proposed.
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Associated Press
London
Rome
Mussolini
Council of the
League of Nations
Italy
Greece
Daily Mail
Industrials Hit Heavy Selling At Start Of Session
In New York on September 4 industrial leaders led a broad selling wave as prices weakened before noon. Initial buyers chased profits after an early rally while Japanese bonds remained weak amid quake disaster. Call money opened at 5 1 4 percent. Total sales about 550 000 shares.
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Shanghia
Tokio
Enor Hiner
Anese News Agency
Standard
Company of New York
Ite Io
Yokohama
Kana
Japan
Eeeeties
Baptists of
American Baptist Japan Mission
Charles B. Penny
Japan Baptist Missions
Prince
Shanghai
Hagohi-Kuni
Kan-in
Keijino Okano
Yoshiro Hirayama
Osaka
Tokié
Calfornia
Los - Ang
Los Angelonkt
Califor
Associated Press
New York
Hopper opens with a slate of hits for the fall season
The program begins with the Erminie opera and Gilbert and Sullivan, with Empire box-office reservations opening ten days in advance and price scales to be announced soon. Two more musical revues follow, including Cuddle Up and Bringing Up Father, then De Wolf Hopper is followed by the Shuberts with The Bat and Lizzie and Miss Nealey in contemporary stage roles.
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Paoi
Erminie
Gilbert
Sulliv
Empire
Gus Hill
de Wolf Hopper
Shuberts
Ing
Lizzie
Pinchot Silent on Conference as Talks Resume
Governor Pinchot and state agencies continued study of the anthracite coal industry in Harrisburg today while preparations were made for tomorrow's resumption of talks between operators and union officials. The governor maintained a silent stance on the negotiations, amid renewed violence and suspensions surrounding the mediation.
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Harrigburg
Govinor Pinchot
Eaus
Pinchot
Public Sale and Franchise Bid for Middletown Streets
Public sale of a Middletown Virginia residence and a franchise bid for street use. The ordinance permits a 30 year electricity transmission line along town streets with nonexclusive rights and requires sidewalks be repaired if disturbed. Bids due September 17, 1923, in Middletown State Bank. Also public sale of a Winchester house at 811 South Kent Street by trustees on September 22, 1923.
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Middletown
Virginia
Ita
Idletown
W. H. Hoover
Cof Corporation Court
City
Winchester
Front Court House
South Ke Street
Ley
M. M. Lynch
Haldeman
Order of Publication and Court Proceedings in Virginia
Legal notices from Winchester Virginia detail a divorce suit against William Taylor Smith for continuous desertion and a rule to appear within ten days. The ad also covers a Frederick County estate matter where a master commissioner will report on Harriet Chapman’s estate and distribution. A court date is set for Sept 10, 1923, in Winchester VA.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Harriett Chapman
Katie Zirkle
Cirecuit
Luther Pannett
Sheriff Committee
Nauvnte
CIA
Otier Pat
Wnl
Winc Tt
Ter Street
Partition suit notice in Frederick County Virginia 1923
The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia on August 24 1923 declares Pearl G Bly plaintiff against Emmet C Lineberg and others defendants to partition Frederick County real estate of the late Fred Lineberg settle administrators accounts and grant general relief An affidavit shows Emmet C Lineberg is not resident in Virginia The court orders appearance within ten days after publication The notice to be published weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star Winchester Virginia and posted at the county courthouse by September 3 1923 Teste Virginia L Davis Deputy Clerk.
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Elect Light
Middletown
Virginia
Thenchester Evening Star
Fred E. Kline
W. R. Campbell
Common Council
Frederick County
Middleown
Corporation Court
Ada
William Taylor Smith
D Tonfant
Bades Taylor Smmith
Winchester
Testa Sade Bi Beverley
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
Pearl G. Bly
Emmet C. Lineberg
Fred Lineberg
Evening Star
Virginia L. Davis
M. M. Lynch
Hazleton Valley Railroad layoffs suspend coal handling
In the Hazleton district today the Valley Railroad laid off about 500 workers involved in coal handling and drew the fires from 50 locomotives.
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Miing
Hazleton
Lighigh Valley
Death of an Infant Creswell
Meta Gertrude Creswell, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Creswell, died Sunday morning at seven months old. Funeral held this afternoon at Mount Olive Cemetery with services conducted by local clergy.
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Meta Gertrude Creswell
Mount
Ruatay
Embassies Destroyed After Osaka Earthquake
A late wireless report from Osaka states Italian and French embassies in Tokyo were destroyed by the quake. The message notes widespread destruction and ongoing damage assessment in the capital region.
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Osaka
Tokyo
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