Cooper and wife bury the hatchet in Virginia pact
Harry T. Cooper and his wife Madana A. Cooper have settled all controversies and plan to live peacefully. A reconciliation arose after Mr. Cooper returned from Ohio with a flag of truce to Star Tannery. Mrs. Cooper had sought a partial divorce and alimony. they appeared before Judge T. W. Harrison, and Cooper became guardian of their two minor children. The case for divorce and the injunction were to be withdrawn in Woodstock.
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Madana_ A. Cooper
Cooper
Ohio
Star Tannery
Circuit Court
Shenandoah County
Frederick
Shenandoah
T. W. Harrison
Walter J. Foltz
Winchester
E. E. Northen
First Baptist Church
Harrison
Ruth
Kenreth Cooper
Woodstock
Welltown Revival Ends With Full House and New Believer
The Welltown revival led by Rev. Luke R. Mankwood concluded with a packed service. A 60-year-old man professed faith and joined the church, the seventeenth accession among eighteen professions in the meeting. The pastor plans another meeting at Stephenson's soon, the sixth since August, with around 46 professions reported.
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Welltown
Luke R. Mankwood
T Stephenson
Stone Through Door Damages Fries Brothers Store
An unknown intruder hurled a large stone at Fries Brothers on Market Street last night shattering the glass door and breaking a showcase. Police were notified and seek the culprit. No robbery motive is believed as merchandise remained undisturbed.
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Stars of Fries Brothers
Market Street
Where Are the Season's Shoppers at Hable Sale
Heavy shopping in Winchester centers at Main and Winter as S H Hable offers an alteration sale at his reliable clothing store. New stock for men boys and children at the lowest prices draws crowds daily proving strong buyer interest.
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Winchester
S. H. Hable
Sunday Services At Stephens City Revival Grows
Revival at Stephens City continues to grow with five conversions and large congregations. Rev H D Gordon of Washington DC will preach at Hernetown Methodist Church Sunday at 11 am. Services at Stephens City are 11 am and 7 pm with Sunday school at 2 30 pm.
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Stephens City
H. D. Gordon
Washington, D. C
Hernetown
Fairview Methodist Church
Charles “Lynch
Fell and Broke His Collar Bone in Farm Accident
Samuel Clark of Nain, this county, was confined to his home after falling from a wagon on his farm. Unloading corn, he slipped between the wagon and the building, breaking his collar bone and losing consciousness. Mrs. Clark and their son aided him until Dr. N. R. Smith of Gainesboro arrived for treatment. He was resting but in pain.
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Samuel ‘Clark
Nain
Public Sale at Jackson Farm on Martinsburg Pike
Auction set for Tuesday December 7 2383 at the Jackson farm on Martinsburg pike includes 8 fine mares 5 colts 18 cattle 31 sheep fodder corn and farming implements 4H PURCELL Administrator.
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Jackson
Martinsburg Pike
Organ Recital at Chris Church by Prof Fred Richens
An attractive program of standard music prepared for an organ recital to be held at Chris Church next Monday evening by Prof Fredrick Richens of Hagerstown Maryland. Miss Willie McGuire and Miss Virginia Fuller will serve as soprano soloists and Miss Estic G Main as contralto soloist.
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Chriss Church
Fred
Rick Richens
High price set for apple land in Frederick County
In Frederick County a 40 acre tract with a frame house at Kernstown sold for 8500 cash to Samuel M. Chiles from Joseph H. Savage and wife. The land fronts the valley turnpike, includes six year old trees on ten acres in Grehard, and yielded 212.40 per acre. Savage owns the Kernstown distillery. sale handled by attorney Hervert S. Larrick. The deal closed today.
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Frederick County
Joseph H. Savage
Samuel M. Chiles
Chiles
Hervert S. Larrick
Firemen Promote Bazar At Friendship Fire Company
The Friendship Fire Company bazar at Tamany Hall drew strong attendance and above average receipts last night. Sarah Zane and Fort Hill engine crews attended. Charley Rouss Fire Company plans to join at 8 PM. Captain Stouffer hopes for a creditable showing. The next monthly meeting is postponed to next Tuesday evening. Donations were received from A. M. Baker Funk & Son National Biscuit Company and George W. Kurtz among others.
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Friendship Fire Company
Tammany Hall
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Fort Hill
Charley. Rouss
H. C. Stouffer
The
the Star
A. M
Funk. & Son
Hhe National. Biscuit Company
Bernard Redmon Face Paralyzed After Railroad Accident
Bernard Redmon, son of the late City Sergeant James L. Redmon of Winchester, a Baltimore and Ohio engine man between Garrett Indiana and Chicago, suffers left facial paralysis from a head concussion after slipping and striking his head while alighting from his cab. His condition was reported as improving and he expects to return to duties in about a week. Redmon was visiting his mother Mrs J Haddex in Winchester.
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Bernard Redmon
James L. Redmon
Winchester
T Pe
Baltimore and Ohio
Garrett
Ind
Chicago
Redman
Tarrets
J. T Haddex
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Educators Pay Tribute to Governor Swanson in Virginia
The Virginia educational community hails Governor Claude Swanson for four years of public school progress. Superintendent D. Eegieston lauds Swanson’s sound judgment, courage, and uncommon sense, noting many advances hinge on his leadership and urging gratitude for his administration. The speaker reflects on close collaboration and enduring appreciation.
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Swanson
Virginia
D. Eegieston
Seamona
Weeleston
Claude Se . Swanson
Basket Ball at Fort Loudoun
The Fort Loudoun season opener featured the Teddy Bears and Billikins in a close first game, both sides trading leads until a tie was called. In the second match the Dixies defeated the Nixies as fans cheered and sang Dixie.
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Fort Loudoun
Fort Loudoun Aces
Knights of the
Teddy Bears
Billikins
Not Long To Wait For Famous Comet
Haley's comet will be visible to the naked eye for the first time on December 41. This remarkable figure is hurtling through space at a million miles a day. From the day it first appears it will continue to grow brighter as the earth sweeps through its fiery tail. It will then begin to grow dimmer until some time in September when it will disappear from view for 75 years.
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Haley
Coat Suits at Cut Prices Saturday Ad
Henry Baetjer advertises coat suits at cut prices on Saturday in a 4th page display.
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Henry Baetjer
Williams to Deliver Memorial Oration in Parkersburg
Attorney R Gray Williams departs for Parkersburg West Virginia where he will address Judge Hunter Moss and speak at the Lodge of Sorrow memorial services next Sunday as a guest of Winchester Lodge No 667.
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R. Gray Wiliams
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hunter . Moss
Onnex
Williams
Lodge of Sorrow
Hika
Winchester Lodge
Chimney Spark Sets House Afire on East Leicester Street
A chimney spark caused a fire at a double brick house on East Leicester Street shortly after 7 this morning. The occupants are Mr William Franner and family, owner Mrs Hoover. The blaze spread before discovery by neighbor Mrs Cline. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the flames. loss is insured.
Wisconsin Goes To Drill Grounds.
The battleship Wisconsin with Lieut Com Louis McCoy Nurton as executive officer left Newport Rhode Island for Hampton Roads where the North Atlantic fleet will assemble for winter practice and drills in southern waters. The battleships Kansas Georgia Connecticut and Nebraska and other vessels of the fleet, which had been in the north, also sailed for Hampton Roads.
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Wisconsin
Louis McCoy Nurton
Newport
R. I
Hampton Roads
North Atlantic
Kansas
Georgia
Connecticut
Nebrastka
Treet
Mountain blaze burns farm buildings near Gerardstown
Mountain fires in northern Frederick County and parts of Winchester spread to a large barn at Gerardstown, Berkeley County, W Va., burning it to the ground. Outbuildings, fencing, and related property were damaged as the flames communicating with the barn.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Gerardstown
Berkeley County
W Va
Ciood Pictures at Auditorium Tonight
A late-time film program is set for the auditorium tonight featuring new titles never before shown in Winchester. Ladies' Aid announces a chicken supper Friday at the B Parsonage on N Braddock St from 12 to 1 pm, with supper priced at 25 cents and the public invited.
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Winchester
UU. B. Parsonage
N. Braddock St
Skating At Empire Tonight and Saturday Afternoon
Readable notice lists skating sessions at Empire tonight and Saturday afternoon. Fresh Trout and Ela Pike are billed for Friday at Orndortt and Mexica, with a 1 pm start.
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Empire
Orndortt & Mexica
William Hockman Dies Suddenly in Winchester
William Hockman, a longtime Winchester resident living at 1215 South Main, died suddenly at about 7 a.m. at his wood pile from heart disease, authorities said. He was born in Fort Shenandoah County and lived many years in Shenandoah before moving to Winchester. He leaves two sons Harry and Verne Hockman and his wife Mrs J Frances Mockman plus her daughter Willam Hockman. Funeral services will be held at St Church in Topnot Shenandoah County with Rev J D Hamaker officiating.
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William
Wittccester
Hockman
South Main Street
Jemina
Hookman
Woodpile
Hoékman
Trowbie
W. 8
Love
Holkman
Ells Fort
Page County
Shenandoah County
Pre Dunkard Church
Bly
Shenandoah
Winchester
Relianate
Ren County
Edith Reedy
Tiffin
J. Frances Mockman
Gether
Willam Hockman
J. D. Hamaker
A ? Va
Porch Damaged By Runaway Horse On Water Street
A spirited horse hitched to a delivery wagon belonging to Tazeari Ferrari fruit merchants on Water Street ran loose near South Mate két Street last evening. It bolted toward the livery stable and crashed into the front porch of Mrs Minnie Bowen’s home, causing significant damage to the porch and knocking the wagon.
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Tazeari Ferrari
Water Street
Matekét Street
Eloa
Minnie ‘Bowen
Stewart Street Rink Opens on Thursday and Saturday Nights
Community notices announce Stewart Street Rink opening on Thursdays and Saturdays. It also lists a Sarah Zine meeting Friday night and a Charley Rouss Fire Co meeting Friday at 3 PM.
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Stewart Street
Sarah Zine
Charley Rouss
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Wife
Purcell
S. M. Chiles
Eggleston
Ciood
William Hockman
Norton
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