Death of Mr Penn prompts funeral in Winchester
The article reports the death of Mr. Penn and outlines funeral arrangements conducted by Rev. F. R. Casselman at Centenary Reformed Church. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester. Penn, a longtime resident of Frederick County, leaves four sons Maurice Fred Clarence William and two daughters Carrie and Mary.
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Algier
Stephensons
Casselman
Charles Ann
Scott Grant
Claude Cline
Gore
Earl Prince
Edward Grant
Penn
Frederick County
Mr. Penn
Page County
Jackson
Mary Jane Jackson
Mr. Ponn
Hubert Ponn
William R. Ponn
Williamson
J Maurice Ponn
Hagerstown
Fred Ponn
Clarence Ponn
Winchester
Carrie Weakley
Boyce
Mary Ritter
Westernaryland Railroad
Pugh Dies of Heart Trouble at Sister's Home
James C. Pugh of Winona West Virginia died about 11 45 pm at the home of his sister Mrs A L Lamps near Ne lnsville after a long illness He was nearing his 60th birthday born in Hampshire County a member of the old Pugh family He leaves three sons Harry W and Lloyd L and others He was once connected with coal mine management in the Charleston district The coroner's inquest found Irving Penn was struck by an automobile near Winchester and Martinsburg turnpike The preliminary hearing of H H Algier of Hagerstown Md followed with witnesses and defense contending Penn stepped in front of the car The doctor said whiskey was smelled in the room but could not say by whom
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James C. Pugh
Winona
W. Va
Homse
A. Lamps
Neysville
W.va
Pugh
Ida Lovett
Near
Hayfield
Harry W
Pennsylvania
Lloyd L
Char
Algier
Mr. Penn
A. J. Tavenner
Chas. R. McCann
John Elliott
Coleman Una
M. L. Lock
Hagerstown
Algiers
R. Gray Williams
J. Cleveland Grice
Penn
Pugh Funeral Plans Given For Whitacre Resident
Feston W V a Roy Pugh of Winona W Va leaves a daughter Mrs Jerry Triggs of Kearneysville and a second wife formerly Miss Dina Hall of Louisville Ky also five sisters and one brother Brief funeral services will be held at the Omps home in Kearneysville at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning then at Redlands Church in Whitacre for services by Reverends Brown and Lindamood Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Whitacre Mr Pugh's father died January 19 and his mother on May 20 1923
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J. W. Keller
Winchester
Gertrude Whitacre
Good
W. Va
David W. Pugh
Whitacre
Omps
Kearneysville
Redlands Church
Brown
Lindamood
Woodlawn
Pugh
Were Wedded At Parsonage
A marriage license was issued in Charles Town West Virginia to William S. Eby and Kuyla Gertrude Leslie both of Charles Town. The ceremony followed at the Market Street M E church parsonage with Rev J L Neff officiating. The groom is son of Wm W Eby and the bride is daughter of S A Leslie, Staunton Virginia.
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Corporation Clerk
William S. Eby
Kuy la Gertrude Leslie
Charles Town
W. Va
Market Street
M. E. Church
J. L. Neff
Wm. W. Eby
S. A. Leslie
Staunton
World Fliers Reach San Diego and Tucson Landing Dates
AP dispatch notes world fliers landing at Rockwell Field San Diego at 10 30 p m Ho Off at 7 28 a m and the three army fliers leaving Tuscon Arizona for San Diego in clear conditions with a light breeze.
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World Fliers
San Diego
Cal
Associated Press
San Dingo
Rockwell Field
Tuscon
Ariz
Army World Fliers
General Butler On Verge of Pneumonia
Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler director of public safety was confined to his Philadelphia home with a severe cold described as virtually bordering on pneumonia. He had a temperature of 102 and likely contracted the illness while leading the Philadelphia delegation in a parade in Washington the day before.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Public Safety
Pneumoni
Washington
Good Pleads Guilty in Squirrel Killing Case Near Lehe West Virginia
John William Good of near Lehe West Virginia pleaded guilty in the cow magistrate's court before Justice Tavenner to killing a squirrel out of season. He paid a fine and costs totaling 12.75 dollars. A separate warrant is expected for hunting without a license.
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John William Good
Lehe W. Va
Justic Tavenner
Mr Good
Assertion and Sacrifice in Daily Lives
A reflective note on how people claim to die for friends while daily selfishness reveals a lack of willingness to endure hardship or risk one’s own life for others. It contrasts claimed loyalty with practical concern and responsibility in everyday behavior.
Sides a Wee
Fragmentary OCR notes a small side event or item with unclear details, mentioning a minor act or display. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes emerge from the readable text. Further context would be needed to specify the event or participants.
Man says a woman cannot concentrate mind according to critics
Quote from Little Rock Democrat notes a woman determined to own a car, countering claims she cannot focus. It highlights gender stereotypes and asserts independent intent driving the decision.
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Ark
Democrat
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