Motorized Infantry Arrives for Short Camp at Winchester
A convoy of 75 vehicles with 15 officers and 300 enlisted men led by Colonel Alfred T. Smith camped at Rouss Park in Winchester for a day and night practice march from Fort Eustis Virginia. The unit received a warm welcome from city officials and the American Legion. A band concert was planned for 7:30 p.m. at the camp grounds and traffic would be managed by military police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ball Park
A. T. Smith
Court House Green
American Legion
Thirty-Fourth Infantry
States Army
Alfred T. Smith
Winchester
Rouss Park
Fort Eustis
States
District of Columbia
Inchester
Mar. W. Va
Bayliss
State Police
Funk
Winchester Department
Rouss Spring Park
Smith
F. A. Shryock
C. P. McVicar
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Baker
Andrew Bell
L. R. Dettra
Hugh Clark
Robert Y. Conrad
Fred L. Glaize
Legionnaires
George Washington Hotel
Robert Y. Conrad Post
Commerce
Bell
Army
Shryock
Thirty- Fourth Infantry
Walter F. von Zelinski
John T. Godfrey
Washington
Woodfine G. Jones
Joseph W. G. Stone
David H. Finley
Charles C. Morgan
Charles T. Arnett
Winchester Park Association
Infantry
Gettysburg College
Martinsburg Hose Company
No. 5
Col. Smith
Ashland
Fort Humphries
Fort George C. Meade
Gettysburg
Carlisle
W N Bageant Dies In County From a Stroke
W N Bageant a Gainesboro area farmer in Frederick county died at 1 15 pm Thursday at his home after a stroke and paralysis. He was in his eighties and would have seen Christmas. Surviving are two sons Forrest M and I E Bageant two daughters Anna Lindamood and Grette Creswell two brothers James and Edward Bageant and one sister Mrs Jennie Coe. Funeral at Forrest Bageant home then Wesley Chapel with Rev Charles Wagner presiding. Interment in nearby cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Bageant
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Mr. Bageant
Samson and
Susan Hart Bageant
Forrest M Bageant
I. E Bageant
Ohio
Anna Lindamood
Martinsburg
W. Va
Gerette Creswell
James Bageant
Angers Store
Edward Bageant
Jennie Coe
Winchester
Forrest M. Bageant
Wesley Chapel
Charles Wagner
Dean Rogers
A. R. Rinker
William Mellwee
Julian Larrick
Ellis Bayliss
Virgil DeHaven
Mellon Adams
Herman Emmart
Handley Eleven Opens Season Here Tomorrow
Handley High School hosts McKinley Technical High School of Washington in the season opener at the Handley bowl set for 3 p.m. tomorrow. The team faces a schedule of eight games leading to the turkey day finale with Martinsburg High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Technical High School
Washington, D. C
Handley
Martinsburg High School
Tech High Eleven
Baltimore City College
Baltimore
Handley Line
W. R. Legge
Handley High School
Bus Crash Near Hybla Valley Leaves Twenty-One Hurt
An Alexandria report states 21 people were injured when a Washington Richmond bus struck a tree near Hybla Valley. Eleven remained hospitalized, with Norman I of Alexandria listed in critical condition after a skull fracture and Mrs Wade H Allen of New York also in critical condition with multiple broken limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alexandria
Hybla Valley
Washington
Ford announces move to Old Ford Building for service and sales
Bickers Motor Company announces that after October 1 all Ford products including service, sales and display will be at 316 North Braddock Street, the Old Ford Building. Owner M B Bickers states the move is for better Ford service for all owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
North Braddock Street
Bickers Motor Company
M. B. Bickers
Miller's Ad Highlights Pure Bread and Rubber Gloves
An old advertisement notes a difference in bread quality and promotes 100 percent pure product usage. It also lists rubber gloves for wash ing and handling apples along with medicines and sick room supplies at Miller's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s
Cake and Candy Sale At John Solenberg Co
Lat 10 a m sale by Junior Circles of Presbyterian Church at John S Solen berger Co with proceeds for church work and local charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Solenberger & Co
Presbyterian Church
Tech High Football Saturday at Handley Stadium
Tech High will host a football game Saturday at Handley Stadium with admission set at 40 cents. The event promotes local school spirit and draws residents to the high profile matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Stadium
Tech High Evien
Storms Sweep Midwest and Missouri Rift Kills in Iowa
Severe weather battered the central United States with deadly wind and lightning. In Iowa a barn collapsed in Simmitville fatally injuring J. T. Vermillion. O L. Lawrence died after a lightning strike near Council Bluffs. Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma faced wrecked rail lines, downed power lines and multiple injuries. Separately the Valley Convocation of Clergy meets at Christ Church Winchester with programs led by Rev. D Campbell Mayers and Rev. John Welbourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Black Hills
Corn
Mississippi Valley
Middle West
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Keokuk
Mississippi
Simmitville
J. T. Vermillion
O. L. Lawrence
Kansas
City
Missouri
Oklahoma
Webster
Metz
Richards
Missouri-Pacific
New York Republicans Adopt Dry Law Repeal Plank
At Albany on September 26 the New York Republican state convention approved a platform plank calling for repeal of the eighteenth amendment by a 733 to 258 vote with no debate. The dry minority filed their objection in the record. After adjourning the group moved to nominations for state offices, with United States Attorney Charles H. Tuttle of New York named as governor on the first ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
New York Republican State Convention
United States
Charles H. Tuttle
New York
Funeral Sunday for Late Robert E. L. Whitacre
The funeral for Robert E. L. Whitacre prominent Frederick County farmer and businessman will be Sunday. Relatives and friends meet at his Whitacre home at 10 30 a m for a short service before proceeding to Redlands Church for services by Rev Charles Wagner. Interment follows in the church cemetery. Nephews to serve as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. L. Whitacre
Frederick County
Whitacre
Redlands Church
Charles Wagner
Bennett Goes Free Under $1 000 Bond
Otis L. Bennett arrested by county state and city officers on a liquor manufacturing charge. He posted bail under $1 000 and was released from the local jail pending October circuit court grand jury action after waiving a preliminary hearing before Justice A J Tavenner. He was badly manhandled and is expected to need medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis L. Bennett
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Bennett
A. J. Tavenner
Convict Held On Statutory Charge Near Reynolds Store
Sheriff Pannett and deputies arrested Perry Myers, 18, near Reynolds Store on a warrant charging a statutory offense. He is jailed in Frederick County awaiting circuit court grand jury. Myers allegedly brought a 15 year old girl from West Virginia and lived with her at a Frederick County home, and he reportedly escaped from Berkeley County officers last March while being transported to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pannett
Perry Myers
Reynolds Store
Frederick County
Circuit Court
Myers
West Virginia
Berkeley County
W. Va
Sharkey Campolo Bout Set for October at MSG
Madison Square Garden officials announced the Sharkey Campolo heavyweight bout, postponed from last night due to rain, will be staged Friday night October 3. Earlier reports said tonight, but confirmation came for the October date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
Sharkey-Campolo
Many Issues Are Forced Down To New Laws
A late day stock downturn sent motor shares and related issues to new weekly lows in a broad market sell off. Chrysler Hudson and Auburn fell sharply while American Can and Radio faced renewed pressure with a weak finish and high call money. Total volume neared 3.8 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Chrysler
Hudson Motors
Auburn
Good Fruit and the Boy Scout Movement Faith Quote
A quotation from The Late Rabbi Emil G. Hirsh lauds the Boy Scout movement as a religious and service oriented effort. He blesses the day of its inauguration and notes the fruit it has borne as proof of its justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Movement
Emil G. Hirsh
Winchester Council Debates Jail Addition and Billboards Plan
Winchester council in special session settled street questions and funding moves. They approved a 25 000 loan from bond funds and debated a jail addition with a 15 000 county match, plus deferring six highway billboards to invite new industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
L. M. Allen
W. A. Sale
John H. Rosenberger
Treasury
Glaize
W. Nelson Page
Carter
Stonewall Avenue
Latane Street
Page
Barr
Carter and
Ellwood Smith
School Street
Virginia Avenue
National Avenue
Smith
Strickler
Wagner
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
Charles H. Harper
Marshall
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Percy D. Miller
R. Frank Barr
Fred L Glaize
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Clarifies Service Options
Our methods insure longer use for your clothes. Phone 28 or 2 Winchester Steam Laundry. (4-12-Mon. Wed. Sat.1p-tf)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Steam Laundry
H L Stephenson Laid To Rest In Mount Hebron
The body of Harry L Stephenson Buffalo electrical engineer and investor was brought to Winchester for interment in the Mount Hebron Miller family plot. Funeral services were held in Buffalo with a graveside service in Winchester led by Rev Dr F T McFaden and Rev Dr L A Thomas. Surviving are a widow formerly Jane Miller a son Hal Stephenson two daughters Jane and Laura Stephenson a brother William C Stephenson and sister Mrs John O Boyd. Out of town attendees included D Arcy W Roper Buffalo John Jack Bluefield and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Stephenson
Buffalo
N. Y
Winchester
Miller
Mount Hebron
F T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
L. A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
P. W. Boyd
Godfrey Miller
Fred S. Boyd
William R. Miller
Walter Stephenson
William C. Stephenson
Roanoke
Roanok
Yale
Stephenson
James B Stephenson
Yale University
Janie Miller
Lewis G. M. Miller
Columbia
Southern 1
Colum
Theological Bia
Hal Stephenson
Jane
Laura Stephenson
John O Boyd
Stewart Bell
This City
Lloyd Agnew
Charleston
S. C
Lewis S. G. Miller
Kumamoto
Japan
D'Arcy W. Roper
N Y
John Jack and Son
Bluefield
W. Va
Jett Lauck
Washington
Augusta Conrad
Lawrence S. Davis
Lewis Muckels
Mary Rogers
John O. Boyd
William Stephenson
Walker Stephenson
William C Stephenson
William C Stephenson, Jr
Cadwalladers Sentenced for Flashing Gun on Officers
Sewell Cadwallader received six months on the state road after pleading guilty to flashing a gun at Officers Boyd and Hinkins during their attempt to arrest him and his brother Ward on Northwestern Grade Monday night. Ward Cadwallader later drew three months and a $118 fine for DUI, with liquor transport charges deferred for future hearing. Both began terms on the state road last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell Cadwallader
State Road
County Magistrates Court
A. J. Tavenner
Boyd and
Hinkins
Cadwallader
Ward
Ward Cadwallader
Donald L. Weems
Justice Tavenner
Legge Handles Clarke County Freight Permits
W R Legge of Handley High School will process all applications for reduced freight rates for Clarke county farmers and feed dealers. He will serve in this capacity until a Clarke county agriculture instructor is hired to replace H M Wallace Jr., who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
W. R. Legge
Handley High School
Legge
H. M. Wallace Jr
Sale of Fletcher Property Postponed to Oct 4 1930
A desirable small residence property sale is postponed to Saturday Oct 4 1930. Advertisement notes the listing by Herbert S. Larrick, with notice run Sept 26 to Oct 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Larrick
Donald Cochran Wins Chief Prize at Baby Festival
Donald Cochran infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J Clayton Cochran of North Braddock Street won the top prize at the Better Baby Festival in Winchester at the Colonial Theatre. He received the largest silver loving cup, a diamond ring, and a bank account amid 85000 votes. Ruth Newcome crowned Queen Frederick with a year of reign. Other awardees included Jane and Jack Henshell George Ridings Rosalie Morrow Donald Schuler Howard Hart Ann Turner Martin Ray Carlyle Carlyn Racey Donald Smallwood Edward Everhart and Ralph Harry. Local firms and committee members were thanked for their support and cooperation.
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Donald Cochran
J. Clayton Cochran
North Braddock’ Street
Odd Fellows Lodge of
Winchester
Colonial Theatre
Ruth Newcome
Frederick
Georgia Foreman
Gladys Funkhouser
Jane and
Jack Henshell
George Ridings
Rosalie Morrow
Donald Schuler
Howard Hart
Ann Turner Martin
Ray Carlyle
Carlyn Racey
Donald Smallwood
Edward Everhart
Ralpy Harry
Coch
Gordon Nelson
Jean Henshell
Betty Sullivan
Ellen Largent
Howard Hart, Jr
Horace McInnis
Nancy J. Perry
Leah Mae Copp
Garnett Affleck
Betty J. Coffman
Josephine Hott
Gilda Lee Orndorff
Donald Shuler
Madison Lodge
Winchester Furniture Company
Fred L. Thomas
Miller Brothers
E. J. Snapp
E. N. Larrick
N. M. Hottle
Harry Brill
W. O. Parlett
Four Methodist ministers file charges against Bishop Cannon
Rev Costen J Harrell of Richmond one of four ministers who filed charges against Bishop James Cannon Jr told the Baltimore conference controversies in the church arise from human nature and urged keeping focus on feeding men inner lives. Prettyman said the group followed church law in filing charges and notified Cannon in Brazil. Cannon returning to the U S. Continued on Rage Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Costen J. Harrell
Richmond
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
James Cannon, Jr
Baltimore
Prettyman
Bali
Washinton
Bryech
Liam B. Beauchamp
Board of Education
L.battanen
Alabama
China
Harrell
Costen J. Har Tell
Monument
James Cannon
Paul Kemper Gentry
N. G. Barnhardt
Alexandria
William G.bonaugle
Charles Lewis Robson
Richard Abraham Bergdoll
Moorefield
Lawrence Henry Greenwood
Roanoke
John Henry Davidson
Rockingham
Edward Davis Walraven
Samuel H. Schwartz
Delis C. Alford
F. H. Strieby
Lewisburg
Commission On Budget
Bible Board
Corporate Board of Finance
Board of Church Extension
Board of Christian Education
of Christian Literature
Board of Finance
Board of Hospitals
Board of Misions
Board of Temperance and Social Service
Forrest J. Prettyman
James Gannon, Jr
Bishop Cannon
Cannon
United States
Brazil
United States Senate
Rage
Valley All Stars double bill at Shenandoah Valley park
The Winchester Park Association schedules two baseball games for Sunday September 28 at Rouss Spring diamond. The Shenandoah Valley All Stars will play in the first contest at 1 30 p m with the nightcap to follow immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Park Association
Shenandoah Valley All- Stars
Rouss
Auto sale offers 10 percent off regular prices
Automobiles on hand to be sacrificed with no trade ins. Cars and parts for second hand vehicles available at garage on N Main Street opposite Ice Cream Parlor. Open evenings, Winchester Credit Corp. advertisement dated 9-24-1p-12t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main St
Winchester ‘Credit . Corp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Handley Eleven
CTATG
Richmond Ptty
Christ Church
Episcopalians
Valley Convocation
Christ Church, Winchester
R. B. Nelson
Valley
Emmanuel Chapel
Boyce
D. Campbell Mayers
Middleburg
John A. Welbourn
Tucker
Louisa Davis
Leesburg
John Welbourn
B. Duvall Chambers
Millwood
Frederick J. Warnecke
Luray
W. Francis Brandyey
Kensey J Hammond
Culpeper
Fremont N. Hinkle
Markham
W. Roy Maso
Charlottesville
Robert B. Nelson
Archdeacon Neve
Ivy Depot
Arthur L. Ribble
White Post
Sanford L. Rotter
the Plains
T. Watkins Tayloe
Front Royal
Louis Tucker
D. D
Berryville
Walter Williams
Harrisonburg
E. L. Woodward
MD D
Orkney Springs
Mr. Whitaree
H.L. Stephenson
Mr. Legge
Fletcher
Ruth Newcomers
Colonial
Mr. Harrell
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