Winchester Schools Reopen After Infantile Paralysis Quarantine Lift
Winchester lifts its infantile paralysis quarantine permitting public and Sunday school resumption next Monday for city and northern county pupils. Warren county Shenandoah and Page valleys remain restricted. A school physician will issue medical certificates at no cost for up to one thousand students. Full daily sessions expected by next week as time is made up and textbooks promptly supplied.
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Winchester
Boards of Health
Warren County
Shen- Kah
Page
Frederick County
School Board of
John Kerr
N. D. Cool
Cool
Winchester Circuit Preaching Schedule At Local Churches
The Mount Pleasant service will be next Sunday at 10 20 a m Mount Zion at 3 pm and Sun rise Church at 7 30 pm led by Rev W H Sampsell Mrs Grace Conway returned to Weverton Md after visiting the Elwells on National avenue
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Mount Pleasant
Mount Zion
Sunrise Church
W. H. Sampsell
Grace Conway
Weverton
William H. Elwell
National Avenue
Willim Farnum in Man of Sorrow Tonight
Farnum was scheduled for a major Rich ards show but illness forced cancellation. A six part Wn Fox production titled A Man of Sorrow will be presented, with Hoodman Blind inspiration and two Keystone comedy reels. Admission is ten cents with shows starting around 8:40.
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Richards
Wizard
Willim Farnum
Wn. Fox
Keystone Comedy
Personal Notices of Local Residents
Mrs. Mary S Campbell leaves tomorrow for Hampton Virginia to spend fall and winter with nieces Mrs. Kenneth W Hudgins and Mrs. J Witton Hope. Mrs. Melvin Flegenheimer and daughter, from the home of her mother Mrs. S H Hable on Fast Water Street, depart for Richmond accompanied by Mrs. Hable. Mrs. Louis J Barr and Madison Barr U S N return to Washington after ten days visiting local relatives. Mr and Mrs Floyd Hughes and Virginia Hughes, summering at Greenbriar White Sulphur Springs, arrive to visit Dr Charles Brook before returning to Norfolk Richmond Virginia.
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Mary S. Campbell
Hampton, Va
Kenneth W. Hudgins
J. Witton Hope
Melvin Flegenheimer
S. H. Hable
Fast Water Street
Richmond
Hable
Louis J. Barr
Madison Barr
Washington
Floyd Hughes
Virginia Hughes
Greenbriar
White Sulphur Springs
Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed by Patient’s Daughter
A testimonial from Mrs. W Tl Williams of Stanley New Jersey states that Chamberalie's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved her father's diarrhoea after three doses, leaving him cured and trusted enough to recommend the product. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberalie
Chamberlain
Ft Loudoun Seminary Job Post Seeks Diversified Faculty
The notice outlines openings across departments at Ft Loudoun Seminary including junior college prep piano voice violin languages domestic science commercial physical culture art and teacher posts in primary kindergarten and Native Spanish. It lists Katharine R Glass as president and notes the September 20 deadline for all departments to open or address inquiries.
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Junior College
College Preparatory
Oh You Kid musical farce heads to The Empire Tuesday
A two hour musical comedy arrives at The Empire with a cast led by Billy How and Dorothy Gane performing risqué vaudeville styled sketches. The show features Buck Doo little and Flossie Fay with Watno Whipple as the town constable. Tickets run 15 25 and 35 cents with a few at 50 cents.
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Buck Doolittle
Stee
Seneat
U Hotel
Billy How
Flossie Fay
Grace
Dolly Lee
Dorothy Gane
Watno Whipple
Franks Takes Position at Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point Plant
Frank Franks left for Baltimore to join Bethlehem Steel Company at its Sparrows Point plant near Baltimore. He spent seventeen years with Lewis Jones Knitting Company and left with best wishes from officers and workers. He served as a sergeant in the Second Virginia Infantry and was well liked by acquaintances.
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My. Osff
Franks
Baltimore
Bethlehem Steel Company
Sparrows Point
Lewis Jones Knitting Company
Edmund Lupton Goes to Aviation Service at Princeton
Edmund C Lupton son of Mr and Mrs Harry C Lupton of this city received a telegram from the Department of the East at Governors Island ordering him to report for duty in the aviation service at Princeton by September 15. He plans to leave Winchester tomorrow after completing examinations for the aviation corps in which he made a good record. Only volunteers have been accepted for the aviation service thus far.
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Edmund .c. Lupton
Harry C. Lupton
Department of the East
Governor’s Island
N. Y
Princeton
N. J
Winchester
Swpton
Aviation Corps
Toll Gate Offense Leads to Small Fine Paid
Daniel Leftridge of Clear Brook was fined 10 dollars and costs totaling 11.50 by Justice Fultz in police court for running the tollgate on the Martinsburg pike. The fine was paid. Ophelia Yordan and Hilda Yordan of Porto Rico and Amalia Torres of Menominee City join Fort Loudoun Seminary for the next session.
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Daniel Leftridge
Clearbrook
Justice Fultz
Martinsburg Pike
Ophelia
Hilda Yordan
Porto Rico
Amalia Torres
Menomiico City
Fort Loudoun Seminary
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Scorres
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Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Nat. Bank
John M. Miller
People’s Bargain Store
Bell Phone
Commercial and Savings Bank
Rogers
Eves
E. Bruce Capper
William Farnum
Fox
Pauline Frederick
Paramount
Admiss
R.ts
Wm. Farmum
Man
Richard
Frith En Chamberlain
Loudoun Seminary
Katharine R. Glass
S. Braddock St
Sidney Hahn
Zoal
G. O. Snapp
N. Market St
United
Woanwarn’s
Main Street
Great Steel Plant
Edmund Lupton
Ran
Sion
Ori Ye Kil
J. G. MccCrory’s Co
J. G. McCrory’s CO
the Bank Board of
Board OF Directors
H. F. Byrd
C. E. Clevenger
S. M. Chiles
W. E. Cooper
Scott Grant
G. W. Haddox
J. 5. Haldeman
John Keating
Maurice M. Lynch
Chas. R. McCann
H. D. Fuller
H. B. McCormac
W. P. McGuire
E. D. Newman
John J. Ridgeway
John M. Steck
Farmers & Merchants Nat. Bank
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Gapay & Sheetz
Ichildrens
Good & CO
Béll Phoné
Jones
Fletcher
Ward Farm
Trurnrike
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