Teachers Institute in Clarke and Frederick Counties Held
Teachers Institute held in Berryville on Friday and in Winchester on Saturday featured talks on compulsory education and vaccination laws, school health inspections, and the county unit plan. The Episcopal Church provided space, and speakers emphasized physical fitness and co operative school leagues for community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Clarke
Frederick Counties
Berryville
Winchester
American Legion
Episcopal Church
West
Kline
Miss Vance
State Board of Health
Bert
Berryville High School
Co-operative Education Association
Chamberlain to Lead Debt Funding Delegation
J Austen Chamberlain, government leader in the House of Commons, will head the British Debt Funding delegation to the United States, with a voyage set for October 18 according to the Associated Press. The visit aims to negotiate debt funding arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
J. Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
United States
America
Trescott Grader rolls apples for inspection in cost cutting
Orchard Supply Co advertises a Trescott Grader with a roller conveyor to turn apples for inspection, claiming labor and time savings. It promotes complete picking supplies and special ladders at low prices with winning sales language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
WIN
Orchard Supply CO
Wanted Apple Pickers for Barrie Orchards
Trade notice seeking men for apple picking and coopering at Barrie Orchards in Albemarle, Virginia. Five coopers needed to make apple barrels. apply to Hatty Butler or at 42 Slave Street. hours 9 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
B. F. Linebu
Coopers
Hatty‘Butler
Store Closing Notice for Holiday Weekend
Owing to holiday, our store will be closed on Saturday and will reopen on Monday. Please plan accordingly for modified hours and any urgent needs.
Kemal Readies Assault to Seize Dardanelles Straits
Allied circles fear Kemal Pasha is mobilizing an attack to gain control of the Dardanelles despite pleas from French High Commissioner Pelle. Britain and France appear near an agreed Near Eastern settlement after talks in Paris. Turkish Nationalists authorize Kemal to continue fighting.
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The
Associates Press
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Dardanelles
Pelle
France
Paris
Great Britain
Poincare
Lord Curzon
Kemal
Angora
London
Chanak
Simpson
Sma
Italy
Turkey
Greece
Japan
Roumania
Jug- Slavia
Fifth District Republicans nominate Dr C P Smith for Congress
The Fifth district Republicans named Dr. C P Smith, formerly Martinsville postmaster, to oppose Democratic incumbent J Murray Hooker in November. Smith won nomination over Cabell Staples at Rocky Mount, with an energetic campaign planned and Hooker to appear in the district.
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Danville
C. P. Smith
Martinsville
J. Murray Hooker
Cabell Staples
Rocky Mount
Smith
Ladies Wanted For Inwood Canning Plant Work
Employment ad from C H Musselman Co offers morning shift at Inwood canning plant with free bus transport leaving Hotel Evans at 5 50 a m. Each day, details for applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwood
Evans
C. H. Musselman CO
Apple Pickers Wanted at Weems Orchard
Apply at Weems' orchard on Valley Pike. Truck departs Cork and Main Street at 6.45 a.m. daily. Position listed as 20-1p-4t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weems’ Orchard
Valley Pike
Cork
Main St
Lost dog alert for Breckenridge setter
Reward offered for a white and black ticked female setter dog with a missing left eye. Contact W. B. Breckenridge for details and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Breckenridge
Curtain promption details for Fritz Leiber event
Call for reservations for a theater curtain at eight fifteen. No one stated after that hour until after Act I. Seats still on sale. Phone Bell 325.
Republicans Name McGavock for Senator
J Williamson McGavock of Max Meadows Wythe County a Confederate veteran was nominated by acclamation for the United States Senate in the November election at the Virginia Republican convention in Roanoke. Harry K Walcott was elected permanent chairman and Charles A Hammer permanent secretary. F W McEwane of Lynchburg was nominated for Congress in the Sixth District to oppose Judge Clifton A Woodrum. The convention praised Congressman Slemp and administration achievements. H B McCormac of Virginia Woolen Co declined to be nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
J. Williamson McGavock
Max Meadows
Wythe County
United States Senate
City Market
Harry K. Walcott
Norfolk
Virginia
Charles A. Hammer
Harrisonburg
F. W. MceWane
Lynchburg
Washington and Lee University
Congress
Clifton A. Woodrum
McWane
Joseph L. Cropper
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
C. Bascom Slemp
Will Explain Formation of Reserve Army
Announcement that Col. George T. Langhorne and Maj. B M Roszel will speak at Handley Library October 16 on the formation of the Organized Reserves as an adjunct to the U S armed forces. Col. Davis will speak October 17 with illustrated remarks. ex service men are being invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Langhorne
United States Army
Hagerstown
B. M. Roszel
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Handley Library
Organized Reserves
United States
Davis
Washington
Last Hamilton Dies in Macon as Family Line Ends
Telegram from Mr. W A March reports Edward Hamilton died in Macon Georgia yesterday. He was the last in his family after brother James W Hamilton died last Wednesday in town. A retired Macon police officer, about eighty, born in Frederick County, leaves several children in or near Macon. Funeral to be in Macon. He was brother to the late David Hamilton of this city and Robert Hamilton of Staunton Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. March
Edward Hamilton
Macon
Georgia
Hamilton
James W. Hamilton
Police
David Hamilton
Robert Hamilton
Staunton
Frederick County
James Robert Hamilton
Elizabeth Hardy Hamilton
Ireland
Socolow to Fight Extradition in Baltimore Shooting Case
Walter Socolow, held by New York police, announced a complete reversal and will contest extradition to Baltimore for the Norris murder. Justice Martin remanded him to The Tombs until tomorrow afternoon as the legal process proceeds. He had previously expressed willingness to go to Baltimore without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Walter Socolow
Norris
New York
Francis Martin
Supreme Court of New York
Socolow
Theodore Bloom
Haine, Weinrud, Broadway
Bloom
Oscar Brennan
Work of Guild Is Invaluable
The District Nurse Association and Red Cross thank the Needle Guild for cooperation and support last year. The Guild provided over 200 garments for the poor and ran a Loan Chest to supply linens for emergencies. Martha E. Stowers and Gertrude M. Higgins sign the acknowledgment.
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District Nurse Association
Red Cross
Needle Guild
Mrs Larrick Taken by Death in Middletown
Mrs Ida W Larrick died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an operation for goitre failed to revive her frail health. A devout churchwoman, she leaves husband S G Larrick three sons Gyer Howard Sidney and a daughter Sadie plus many relatives. Funeral to be held Thursday at Grace M E Church Middletown with burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida ‘W. Larrick
S. G. Larrick
Middletown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ida ‘Willey
Messrs. Gyer Larrick
Covington
Howard Larrick
Clifton Forge
Sidney Larrick
Sadie Larrick
Grace Church
Mr. Smith
Strasburg
Kiwanis Hear Good Talks On Special Topics
The Kiwanis meeting at the American Legion building drew fifty attendees from local business and professions. Speakers included J. C. Oakes and W. A. Sale as District Convention representatives, with talks by Howard Cather and guest William I. Overstreet on autos and industry, plus Europe insights from Robert L. Gray Jr. Visiting guests included Clarence Woods and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Maphis
Rosenberger
Nancy Coble
Howard Cather
Gray’s
Robert L. Gray, Jr
Europe
America
Rev
Clarence Woods
George Heatwole
A. H. Jackson
Hugh Duffey
Wm. I. Overstreet
C. Cc. Page
Need Clothes for School Children Urged by Needle Work Guild
With the opening of school calls rise for clothes. Many school age children sit out due to lacking proper attire. The Needle Work Guild asks members to deliver their quotas to their Director by October 1 for transfer to the Red Cross and District Nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Work Guild
Red Cross
H. Clay Degrange
Page of Presidents Advertisement Canceled by The Star
The Evening Star reports that a sale of a presidential page could not be completed and has been canceled. Advertisers who paid are asked to notify The Star for refunds. Two buyers will receive checks today.
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THE
Evening Star
Fire Brigade Internal Notice Closed for Harrisburg Request
Rouss Fire Company instructs all members to wear uniform caps and pants and not travel to Harrisburg. Return items at once to Mr. Dunn at the fire house. By order C Douglas Brown, Secretary. 19-11p 3t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dunn
Fire House
C. Douglas Brown
Sarah Zane Fire Co Special Meeting Set on Friday
The Sarah Zane Fire Company calls a special meeting for Friday September 22 at 7 p m to finalize arrangements for the Harrisburg convention. Members planning to attend or sharing uniforms are urged to attend. secretary note.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
Harrisburg
Democrats to Hold Session in Richmond
State Central Committee members and top leaders will meet in Richmond on Friday to map aggressive campaigns for the fall elections. Governor E Lee Trinkle, Senators Swanson and Glass, former Governor Stuart and Congress candidate George Peery head a list of attendees as districts Arm for congressional races in Seventh and Ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dispatch
State Central Committee
Winchester
H. F. Byrd
E. Lee Trinkle
United States
Claude A. Swanson
Carter Glass
Henry C. Stuart
George C. Peery
Tazewell
Harrisonburg
Meiie
Ag ‘Anton Tarmocratic
Murphy's
Congress
Barracks Drill Notice Issued By First Lieut Peyton Marshall
Order requires all members to report for drill Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock with no absences tolerated. Commanding officer J Marshall Peyton first lieutenant signs the notice.
Read Fifth Page Now for Promised Good Things
The notice urges readers to turn to the fifth page today and tomorrow for upcoming opportunities. It promises benefits if readers stay alert and engaged, implying special features or offers on the fifth page for Friday and Saturday.
Lost hydroairplane Bluebird found after search
The Bluebird hydroairplane, which departed Barnegat Bay on September 7 for a southern flight and disappeared, has arrived at Stuart Florida. The Navy Department had ordered all stations and ships to search. advices from Stuart report the discovery.
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Miami
Florida
Stuart
Fla
Bluebird
Barnegat Bay
Navy Department
Turks burying Smyrna dead after fire
YAMNA Sept 20 Order restored after flames. Colonel Madjie Bey named civil governor. Turks began burying bodies from ruined streets and collecting victims. The funeral of John Tara, a naturalized American, took place today.
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Yamna
Madjie Bey
John Tara
Fort Loudoun Seminary Set to Open With New Staff
Fort Loudoun Seminary prepares to receive boarding students on Thursday and day pupils Friday. President Mrs Katherine Glass Greene returns from a lengthy journey through Adirondacks Lake Champlain and Canada. Faculty include Miss Alice Flora Best Miss Louise Savage Miss Carrie E Johnston and others joining Mr Fred Felys motor party and Mrs W Davis from Washington D C.
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Fort Loudoun
Katherine Glass Greene
Sarah
Louise Savage
Carrie E. Johnston
Fred. Fely
W. Davis
Washington, D.C
Stokely
A. E. Marsh
Leiber Players Here for Toni Shrew at Empire
Mr Fritz or ey Shakespearean company arrives in Winchester at noon and brings The Taming of the Shrew to the Empire Theatre tonight from New York City before a Chicago season. A capacity crowd is expected with Mr Leiber and company later hosted by Empire manager L Marshall Baker at his Winchester home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Marshall Baker
Empire Theatre
Meng
IEEE Fire Harrie Uniform Recall Notice
Company members ordered to bury and wear shirts seen by W. E B. Jones. Members not attending should return Gray uniform caps and belt. All IEEE AE Fire Harrie unit members involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E B. Jones
Ieee Ae Fire Harrie
Young Couple Granted Marriage License in County Clerk's Office
A marriage license was issued today in the county clerk's office to Richard D. Breeden and Sylvia Kenney both of Clearbrook this county. The groom a native of Madison County Virginia is a young farmer and is a son of William Breeden. The bride daughter of Wesley Kenney is 18 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Breeden
Sylvia Kenney
Clearbrook
Madison County
William Breeden
Wesley Kenney
Widow 73 Plans Wedding With College Sweetheart
Mrs. Ela H. Ellis, 73, widow, will wed Edward F. Fox, 76, of Albany Oregon, her college sweetheart. The wedding, delayed earlier, is now planned for one day this week. Ellis is sister to Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Ela H. Ellis
Edward F. Fox
Albany
Oregon
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Wanted help at Star office and boarding list
Multiple brief classifieds seek a young man for gents furnishings clerk with references, a table boarder at 148 S Washington St, and a boy to carry for the Star, with application at the office.
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Gents
J. N
Care Star
S. Washington St
A Ag
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Episcopal
Chamberlain
Leader
Straits
Hooker
Colonial Brick Corporation
Fritz Leiber
Welock
M’gavock
Swanson
H. B. McCormac
Virginia Woolen Company
German ‘Smith
Washington, D. C
James Clark
Cumberland, Md
Bertie Hiett
W. Hannon
Pittsburgh
Mt. David F. Brown
Nain
Thomas M. Brown
Martha E. Stowers
Gertrude M. Higgins
Mrs. Larrick
Nathan H. Bundy
Samuel A. Mathewson
J. AL. Whitlock
Orangeburg
S.C
Rouss Fire CO
Herrell
Byrd
Smyrna
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Winchester Girls’ School
Leiber
Toni
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