Lupton Dies at Albin After Illness of Ten Days
Mrs Lucy Arkholder passes away after a witness near Vaucluse. Roy R Lupton son of Dr John S Lupton dies at home in Albin Frederick county aged 34 after a heavy cold developed into pneumonia. He served in the Spanish American War and later farmed with his wife Florence Loy. Continued on page 2.
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Roy Rutledge Lupton
John
Lupton
Albin
Winchester
Mr. Lupton
Frederick County
United States
Navy
Florence V. Loy
John S. Lup
Odd Fellows Plans 89th Anniversary Celebration
Madison Lodge No 6 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows appoints a committee to prep for the eighty ninth anniversary of Odd Fellowship in the United States. The event will be held on Tuesday April 28 on North Main Street due to April 26 falling on a Sunday. The lodge boasts over 100 active members with Rebekahs and the Encampment also present in the city.
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Madison Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship
United States
North Main Street
Grand Lodge of Virginia
Rebekahs
It Is A Great Day For the Irish St Patrick Fest
Saint Patrick’s Day celebrations fill Winchester with verdant mood as Ran McGuire and Tom Keating stand out with shamrocks green neckties and fobs. Skating rink hosts a St Patrick’s masked carnival tonight drawing a tremendous crowd potential.
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Patrick
Old Ireland
Sons of
Brin
Winchester
Ran McGuire
Tom Keating
Virginia Weather and Meeting Notice
The Virginia forecast calls for rain tonight and Wednesday with partly cloudy skies. The W C T U meets Thursday March 19 at 3 o clock. secretary noted.
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Virginia
Bond issue carried for John Kerr School by 300 majority
A special election approved a $10,000 bond issue to build and equip an extra school building for John Kerr Public School by a 300 vote margin from 382 total ballots. Bonds will bear 4 percent interest, mature in ten years, and bids will be invited publicly.
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John Kerr Public School
Ward
R. Gray Williams
John Kerr ‘School
Toll payers meet to decide payment method
A mass meeting of tollpayers from western Frederick is set for March 19 at 2 PM at the Chapel school-house near Hayfield Virginia to decide whether to pay ten by the trip or by the year. The Board of Supervisors will attend and a large crowd is expected.
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Hayfield
Frederick
Board of Supervisory
Cherry Grove
Pauline Larrick
Clara Orndorff
Bertha Ashwood
Howard’ White
Fremont
Maynard Orndorff
Neariarannery
W. J
Prohibition Debates and Soda Trade Stir Washington Clubs
Richmond commentary recalls Byrd bill impact as prohibition whispers rise. Soft drinks replace spirits in clubs causing unrest while police enforcement looms, signaling tensions over Sunday selling and a shifting social habit amid emergency measures.
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Westmoreland
CommonWealth
Ates
Hite
Georgia
Classified Habitual Drunkards Proposal From Mayor Baker
Mayor Baker considers creating a list of habitual drunkards to limit liquor sales. He would post the offenders’ home addresses in saloons to deter violations, aiming to reduce arrests for drinking and disorderly conduct. Saloonkeepers are said to be willing to comply with the plan.
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Baker Es
Baker
Skating Rink Enlarged to Become Regional Largest
The Winchester skating rink on Market Street is being expanded by 180 feet with front and back additions by J. H. and KR L. Henry. Lafayatte Jackson of the city holds the contract and work has begun with new floors and resurfacing planned. The project aims for rapid completion and will make the rink the largest in the region.
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Winchester
Market Street
Lafayette Jackson
Messrs
J. H
KR. L. Henry
Fire Threatens Business Block in Overnight Blaze
A cellar fire near J. Br. mitts and Gray and Streit store exploded into a fierce blaze last night. Firemen led by Messrs. Aeton and Reginald Haines vented the flames quickly, sparing the main structures but injuring perishable goods through smoke. The extent of damage is being assessed as the crowd dispersed.
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Gray’ and Streit’s
Wiver
Messrs
Aeton
Reginald Haines
J. BR. Mitts
Gray & Streit
Eeeree
Taney
Gray & | Ware
J. PoGnay
Mr. Grims Corn Five Inches High
Refuge March 17 article notes Joshua Grim a Tulip farmer testing seed corn with plow height results. It mentions seed corn experiments, local residents visiting relatives, and updates on area farms including Joe Rowell and the Beatty family. Wheat fields show improved appearance after recent sunshine.
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Star
Joshua Grim
Ruby
Mear Bell‘Whee
J. W. Clevenger
Trial Held for White Hall Assault Respondents
Details reached Winchester last evening about a trial of several people at White Hall IIW. who faced assault and battery charges from Frank Shipe former Green Spring school head. Warrants named Robert Brannon Jr Mrs Rose Brannon Jesse Lamp and Harry Brown with additional charge against Robert Brannon Sr for threatening injury. About 60 locals attended the hearing at Hubbard store with roughly 20 witnesses. court order emphasized respect and decorum as testimony proceeded.
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Star
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Dai Rue Wedoon
Frank Shipe
Green Spring
Shipe
Eee Brannon
Brannon
Jesse Lamp
Harry Brown
Brannons
Robert ‘Brannon, Jr
Rose Brannon
Robert Brannon
Sta
Hime
Aeauae
Brannon, Sr
Hlckory
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White Hall
Stonewall
Back Creek
Aviven
Luih
Pannett
Eidus
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Dawa
Young County
George Snyder
Stephenson
Lucy Arkholder
Vaucluse
Odd Fellows
Eee
Berryville
William
Gertrude Logan
Randolph Tucker
Pba
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Mr. M. Suckerman
Balti- Biore
Ahaa
Evans
Mr. Grim
Brannon Shipe
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