Friendship Band Featured In Band World Picture
The Band World magazine from Henry Diston Manufacturing Co. highlights the Friendship Band of Williamsport Pa. with a detailed article and a large half tone of the 28 member group. The caption lists members including Andrews Brill Goss Fugitt Dorsey Spellman and Shiner.
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Band World
Henry Diston Manufacturing Company
Williamsport
Messrs
William Andrews
Robert Hamilton
Marshall Kyle
William Costello
Mahlon Jackson
Harmon Taylor
Robert Brill
Byrd Fugitt
K. Carpenter
Clarence Grim
George Goss
John Fugitt
William Dorsey
Harry Snyder
John
Winchester City
Friendship Band
Miss Shaw In Diamond Dress In The Man From Mexico
Miss Leila Shaw appears as Marie in The Man From Mexico and is hailed as a charming blonde in the dramatic field. This marks her first appearance outside Broadway in two years after four seasons with George W. Lederer, including a Shaftsbury Theatre stint in London. Tonight at the Auditorium she will wear a costume studded with diamonds.
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Leila Shaw
Marie
Mexico
Miss Shaw
George W. Lederer
Shaftsbury Theatre
London
England
McCollum Improves After Typhoid Fever in Beaumont
Mrs. A L Shearer reports son Harry K McCollum, long ill with typhoid in Beaumont Texas, is much better and may be out in ten days. A trained nurse attends him and careful care continues. Colonel Harness, Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society official, returns to West Virginia after visiting friends post fair. He carries a field glass relic of the Civil War.
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A. L. Shearer
North Main Street
Harry K. McCollum
Beaumont
Texas
Harness
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
West Virginia
Col. Harness
Virginia
Game Law Out Saturday in Frederick County
The county awaits the end of a protection period for feathered game including partridges pheasants and turkeys. The law expires at midnight tomorrow allowing 45 days for partridge hunting and 15 days for pheasants and turkeys. Local sportsmen expect big bags if weather cooperates.
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Frederick
Painting Contract Accepted By Friendship Fire Company
Last night the Friendship Fire Company held a called meeting at 8 o clock to accept the painting of its building by contractor Goff Cooper. The committee had altered the original $50 contract, raising the bill to $61, and the company unanimously voted to pay the extra $11 for the marked improvements.
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Friendship Fire Company
Goff Cooper
Third Ward Democrats Rally with Williams and Lewis
The Third Ward Democrats held their campaign rally last night with speeches by R. Gray Williams and Col. R. H. Lewis. A Hart Hotel mix up forced the crowd to move to a nearby hall where both speakers drew cheers and urged tariff reform and anti trust measures.
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Third Ward
R. Gray Williams
Col
R. H. Lewis
Hart Hotel
Williams
Col. Lewis
Retirement pastor to accept new church charge
Rev. Oliver, retiring pastor of Broadway Presbyterian, left for Winchester Presbytery to accept a charge. He has accepted a call to Petersburg Church in West Virginia and will be installed November 9 by ministers White of Moorefield and Gerardstown and Washburn, following the departure of Rev. J. J. Fix.
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Harrisonburg
Oliver
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Petersburg
W. Va
J. J. Fix
Round Hill
George White
Moorefield
Ashlin White
Gerardstown
Washburn
Injured In Football Game Between Jobo Kerr Public Eckoo
Young Mifflin Clowe sustained an injury during yesterday's football game between Jobo Kerr Public Eckoo. Authorities reported the incident but provided few additional details.
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Young Mifflin Clowe
Jobo Kerr Public
Eckoo
Winchester Plans New Local Telephone Company
Promoters push a local Winchester telephone venture backed by a city businessman who plans to buy 10000 in stock after chartering. The group vows first class, up to date service to rival the existing company and improve local telephone transmission for Winchester residents.
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Winchester
New Telephone Company
Winchester Telephone Company
Prevent Company
Those Who Are Registered Druggists
The State Board of Pharmacy announced the successful candidates from this month’s examination. Registered Pharmacists include G. W. Burton Matthews Va F. N. Crittenden Crewe Va E. L. Garner Fredericksburg Va Thomas B. Leonard and K. Wood Richmond Va Bernard Reis Norfolk Va James Taylor Young Pocahontas Va Assistant Pharmacists include J. J. Reilly Harrisonburg Va G. H. Barksdale Orange Va W. S. Hancock Wytheville Va Hugh A Saul Norfolk Va Jas E Jackson colored Richmond Va R. B. Stewart colored Washington Dc
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State Board of Pharmacy
Fred. Boyd
G. W. Burton
Matthews
F. N. Crittenden
Crewe
E. L. Garner
Fredericksburg
Thomas B. Leonard
K. Wood
Richmond
Bernard Reis
Norfolk
James Taylor Young
Pocahontas
J. J. Reilly
Harrisonburg
G. H. Barksdale
Orange
Affleck to Wed Washington Girl Florence Pulkinhorn
Mr. Philip Gladstone Affleck will wed Miss Florence Isabel Pulkinhorn of Washington D C. The ceremony is planned for November 12 at Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church with a reception at the bride’s No 414 Second Street NW residence. Affleck, a Berryville Va native and druggist, is nephew of S A Affleck of the city.
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Jamuel Pulkinhorn
Washington, D. C
Florence Isabel Pulkinhorn
Philip Gladstone Affleck
Washington
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Second Street
Affleck
Berryville
S. A. Affleck
Epileptic Fall on Main and Cork Streets
Mr Arthur Brill fell this morning on the sidewalk at the corner of Main and Cork streets during an epileptic fit. He recovered sufficiently to be removed, though injuries were noted. Mr Thos Brill, his father, resides on North Kent Street.
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Arthur Brill
Thos, Brill
North Kent Street
Main and
Cork Street
Wealthy Winchester settler predicts own death on Hackwood farm
John L. Whiteman 60 of Hackwood estate near Winchester died of cerebral hemorrhage after predicting he would die before morning. He handed his papers and keys to wife and visited local creditors before retiring. He earlier lived in Knoxville and Lynchburg and was brother-in-law to Gen. Charles Thurman Runnymeade Berryville Virginia.
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John L. Whiteman
Hackwood
Winchester
Whiteman
Charles Thurman
Runnymeade
Berryville
Preaching at Union Chapel on Sunday
Rev. Dr. J. E. Tushnell to fill the pulpit at Union Chapel on Valley Avenue this Sunday afternoon at 8:30 o clock. The Union Chapel is run by earnest Christian workers and regularly holds preaching services and a Sunday School each Sunday.
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Union Chapel
Valley Avenue
J. E. Tushnell
Townshend party visits Hamills amid snow on Fairmount
Mrs Arthur Townshend and her daughter Miss Helen traveled from Oakland Maryland to visit Rev and Mrs H P Hamill on Fairmount Avenue. They left their home with the ground covered in snow yesterday morning.
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Arthur Townshend
Helen
H. P. Hamill
Fairmount Avenue
Oakland
Weidert Leads Mines Meat and Pump Trio Victory
Weidert tops Guddery as Mines Meat and Pump secures a decisive win. Pitts and other teammates contribute key plays, shaping a close battle and solidifying the club’s standing.
Special Services for All Saints and All Souls at Sacred Heart
In Sacred Heart Church, All Saints Day Saturday service at 9:00 a.m. led by Rev. W. A. McKeefry and All Souls Day Monday service at 7:30 a.m. observe the departed. The article recalls the history of these feasts from early Christianity through the medieval church.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
W. A. McKeefry
Special Police For Tomorrow Night
Mayor Graichen says Halloween celebrations will be limited to peaceful forms and orders strict on lawless acts. He directs special police to guard engine houses and keeps the entire force on duty through the night.
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W C. Graichen
Star
Graichen
Dr Dye Saves Miss Death Life After Philadelphia Appendicitis Case
Miss Death, daughter of an undertaker, was brought to the German Hospital in Philadelphia for an appendectomy. Surgeon Dr Frank Hac kett Dye led the operation and placed her in a private ward under nurses Miss Payne and Miss Grone. The patient is recovering rapidly and is expected to leave in about a week.
Heavy frost gives town a snowlike look this morning
Early risers reported a bright fall of snow though it was frost over grass and ground. The county saw one of the heaviest frosts in years as the air warmed and the moisture settled, leaving the ground appearing wet and white.
Gen H Kyd Douglas Civil War sketch in Maryland paper
The Hagerstown Mail profiles Gen H Kyd Douglas in a local history series. It recalls his Civil War actions on the Union side, including a late skirmish near Lee’s surrender and his brigade’s final surrender amid cheering. After the war he returned to Shepherdstown and Winchester to practice law before settling in Hagerstown.
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Our County Bar
Hagerstown
H. Kyd Douglas
Winchester
R. W. Hunter
Gen. Douglas
Lee
Grant
Douglas
Gordon
Col
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Lads Struggle To a Standstill At Fair Grounds
Twenty two boys from Shenandoah Valley Academy second team and the John Kerr Schools battled to a scoreless draw yesterday at the Fair Grounds. The match, part of a series, will resume Wednesday November 5 at 3 30 with two more games planned. The Academy held the ball most of the time but failed to reach goal as John Kerr relied on aggression and weight. a large crowd watched the draw.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
John Kerr
Fair Grounds
Academy
The Man From Mexico Arrives In Winchester This Morning
The Man From Mexico company arrived in Winchester on the 11 44 Baltimore and Ohio passenger train. They will present the laughable comedy The Man From Mexico at The Auditorium tonight. The troupe comes highly recommended and is said to rival the strong companies Manager Fred H Hable is bringing to The Auditorium.
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Mexico
Winchester
Baltimore & Ohio
Fred H. Hable
Funeral Remembrance for Joseph C Kennedy of Shippenburg
Joseph C. Kennedy of Shippenburg Pennsylvania aged 77 died Monday night. A longtime employee of the Cumberland Valley Railroad he was brother of Col T B Kennedy president of Chambersburg and a prominent local figure.
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Joseph C. Kennedy
Shippenburg
Penna
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Col
T. B. Kennedy
Chambersburg
Presbyterian Childrens Missionary Society Meet Friday
The Childrens Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will hold a meeting tomorrow in the afternoon. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming missionary activities and plans.
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The
Childrens Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Slick Mr. Clark Evasive Fugitive Targets Three Cities
Police in Martinsburg Charlestown and Winchester chase W F Clarke who uses aliases and poses as a sewing machine agent or a Dr Fahrney for a Ha gerstown firm. He is wanted for horse and buggy theft bail jumping and a livery bill defraud. Clarke evaded officers near Millwood Front Royal and along the Southern Railway tracks. He is about 40, 5 ft 6 in with a dark cap overcoat and a light moustache.
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Martinsburg
Charlestown
Winchester
W. F. Clarke
D. Fahrney
Hagerstown
Taylor
Clarke
Owens
Edward Grant
Grant
Boyce
Millwood
Clark
Front Royal
Car Plunges Over Trestle at Strasburg Junction
A south ern railroad accident at Strasburg Junction yesterday afternoon sent a coal car rolling off a raised shute and over the trestle. Conductor Shacklett, aboard the car, leaped free but suffered serious injuries as the car split in two and dangled over the ground.
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Southern Railroad
Strasburg Junction
Shacklett
Motion for New Trial Overruled in Clarke Circuit Court
In Clarke County Virginia Berryville Judge T W Harrison ruled against the motion for a new trial in the Georgg W Roland et al v James Roland case. The jury previously awarded the plaintiffs in the will dispute over Thomas Roland’s estate to James Roland’s children. Counsel for the defendant will appeal.
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Circuit Court of
Clarke
Berryville
T. W. Harrison
Georgg W. Roland
James Roland
Thomas Roland
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Europe
Dr. Dye
Miss Death
Gen
Kyd Douglas
Major Hunter
W. A. Joan Kerr
Viehdoffer
Baldwin Brown
Sprint
Reardon Cather
Ry Larrick
Forney Larrick
Bowers
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Re Trier
Beverley Laws
Grim Slonaker
Steele Baker
Fb Jones
Clowe Royster
Children’s Missionary Society
Slick MR. Clark
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