Mrs Larrick Refuses Election On Board Member Seat
Mrs Larrick declines to seek a board member position claiming disapproval of methods used in a secret session and raises questions about the selection process amid tense local governance.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1924
Page
1
Winchester Council Upsets City By Not Reelecting Ward
Mrs Nancy Nurton Larrick wife of Herbert Larrick declines the honor of a Public School Board seat citing dissatisfaction with the council’s secret session and Ward’s removal. The letter to the council condemns the method and praises Ward’s long devoted service to Winchester schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Nurton Larrick
Herbert
Larrick
Winchester
Robert M. Ward
Ward
Hom
Reckless Love West of the Water Tower Empire Tonight
A local entertainment note announces Reckless Love performing at West of the Water Tower venue in Empire tonight, inviting residents to join a concert-night lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Bishop O Connell Faints During Mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral
Bishop Dennis J. O Connell of the Richmond diocese fainted while conducting the 8 o clock Mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Altar boys aided him to the sacristy and cold water revived him. He had eaten nothing since Saturday and this was his second illness at a service this year. He is reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. O'Connell
Diocese of
Richmond
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Winchester
O’connell
Rome
American College
Snow Heaviest Early Spring Storm Hits Baltimore Area
Four and a half inches of snow had fallen by noon in Baltimore and surrounding areas with more through the day. The storm, the heaviest for the season since 1871, disrupted streetcar service in suburbs while trains arrived late but without large ties. The system moved from Virginia northward with snow across the coast and interior regions, with frost likely as far south as the gulf coast and northern Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bureau
Virginia
Washington
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Gulf Coast
Florida
Venus Empire Musical Opens with Dance and Song
The Empire presents Venus, George Wintz’s new musical comedy heavy with music and dancing. Johnnie Getz is a popular local comedian and Miss Brown returns as leading woman. Irene and Eve have played here before with success. Tickets go on sale. expect a full house at 8 15 p m with prices ranging from 5c to $2 plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Empire
Ludendorff Freed as Hitler and Poehner Convicted
General Heinrich Ludendorff was acquitted of treason for the November revolt in Munich. Adolf Hitler and former Chief of Police Poehner were found guilty, each receiving five years in prison and a fine. Also an auction note appears for Avalon Farms stock sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Munich
Bavaria
Heinrich Ludendorff
Adolf Hitler
Chie
Police Poehner
Flood Lows as Harpers Ferry Survives Potomac Surge
Harpers Ferry West Virginia reports the Potomac flood crest near 22 feet above normal then begin to fall after three days of anxiety. Shenandoah street residents evacuated as low-lying yards flooded seven feet deep. canal banks washed away and bridges largely escaped damage. Railroad traffic resumed with detours for westbound trains, Shenandoah Flats inundated, and debris swept downstream as authorities brace for further high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Ferry
W. Va
Potomac
Maryland
Harpers Ferry
Shenandoah Street
W. H. H. Manuel
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
Martinsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Shenandoah Flats
Shenandoah River
Shenandoah
Baltimore
Clever Program Arranged for Girls Benefit at Empire Theatre
A large crowd is expected at the Empire Theatre Thursday night for the feature Women Who Give and the sketch At the Movies, a benefit for the Girls Athletic Association. Cast includes Ida Fisher, Salome Crisman, Elizabeth Hollis, Nancy Crisman, Kitty Barnett, Marian Barr, Philomena Laren, Hilda Dean, Vic Arthur, and others. Also advertised is a half price sale on Dr Le Gear's Poultry Powders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Girls’ Athletic Association
Ida Fisher
Griggs
Richard Gray
Salome Crisman
Clarice
Elizabeth Hollis
Nell
Lee Coble
Nancy Crisman
Kitty Barnett
Marian Barr
Philomena Laren
Hilda Dean
Vic Arthur
Regular Council Session Tonight Opens Monthly Meeting
The common council is called to meet in regular monthly session at 7 30 tonight. A number of matters of interest will be taken up.
Home For Sale Or Exchange In Harris Addition
Six room house at 315 S Stewart St in Harris addition offered for sale or exchange for a smaller place. Includes Ford Garage on Braddock Street. Contact Geo B Chapman at 3295. Classified notice dated 29-1p-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Stewart St
Harris
Ford
Braddock Street
Geo. B. Chapman
April Snow Continues As Virginia Sees Blizzard Hints
Snow fell across Virginia with three inches on the ground and more forecast tonight as the Weather Bureau issued a special bulletin. Forecasters warn of continued unsettled conditions with cloud cover likely bringing snow sleet and rain in the north. Fruit buds appear spared by the melt and a historic freeze earlier shows differing impacts on orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau Today
Virginia
Christian
Stor-ge
Chureai
Washington
Chester
Quantico
Democrats urged restraint on unwarranted investigations
The speaker argues against new inquiries lacking solid proof. He notes the resignations of Daugherty and Denby as helpful disclosures and cautions Mellon should not face investigation without public evidence. Public confidence in officials remains fragile amid Washington upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daugherty
Denby
Mellon
Washington
Wanted Boy to Carry Star Office Ad 12 Years Old
Help wanted ad seeks a boy of twelve to carry a Star Office circular. Apply in person at the STAR OFFICE for job consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Grove Guilty on Liquor Charges
Harry A. Grove of Frederick Md was found guilty by a federal jury of conspiring to withdraw 1000 cases of whiskey from the Outerbridge Horsey Company distillery at Burkittsville Md last November. Sentence postponed. Co defendants Routzahn and White were acquitted. motion for new trial planned. Jury reached verdict after deliberations from 4 pm to 1:20 am with mercy requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Harry A
Hoppy”) Grove
Frederick
United States District Court
Outerbridge Horsey Company
Burkittsville
Mad
Wilbur Routzahn
John Routzahn
Albert White
Grove
Tor Grove
Woodmen of the World to Hold Booster Meeting
Hickory Camp No 24 Woodmen of the World rents the Colonial Theatre for Thursday night booster meeting to promote Woodcraft. The event starts at 8 and admission is by card. Rev Dr F T McFaden speaks and S B Lahtam of Norfolk may attend, with special music and additional speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the World
Colonial Theatre
Friends of the Order
F. T. McFaden
S. B. Lahtam
Norfolk
Miss Bradford to Wed Rev. Mr. Magill in China Mission ties
Engagement announced between Miss Stephanie Bradford of Clarke County now in Nankin China and Rev. Robert A. Magill of Yangchow China. They met at a language school. wedding planned early summer with Miss Mary Jacqueline Smith as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Berryville
Stephanie Bradford
Clarke County
Nankin
China
Lewis C. Bradford
Clarke
The
New York Tribune
Robert A. Magill
Philadelphia
American Church Mission
Yangchow
Bradford
Mr. Magill
St. Faith's Training School
New York City
Anne Pither
New York
Madeline Day
New Jersey
Pitcher
Texas
Episcopal Church
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Wash
Russia
Mr. Mazill
Mary Jacqueline Smith
E. J. Smith
Magill
Virginian Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Barton
Winchester
Woman's Auxiliary
Leesburg
Fannie Taylor
Richmond
J. R. Beverley
Denver
Cal
San Francisco
Ashby Moncure
Beverley
Taylor
Tilford
Milton Valley
John Milton
Jane Novak Shines in The Lullaby at Colonial
Jane Novak delivers a personal triumph in The Lullaby at Colonial, a photodramatic tale of a mother's love. The production is described as inspired and heart touching, with Novak's performance praised as brilliant and luminous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janee Novak
Persian Republic Idea Denied by Iranian Premier
The Persian premier proclaimed that a republic for Persia conflicts with Islamic law and bans any mention of a republic under penalties. Earlier reports said parliament abandoned the republic plan, but the Shah was deposed with his two year old son named heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Teheran
Persia
West of the Water Tower star Ernest Torrence and Zazu Pitts
Film credit lines note Ernest Torrence and Zazu Pitts in a West of the Water Tower production with direction by Geo Fawcett. The piece highlights the duo's screen presence and the film's era styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zazu Pitts
Geo. Fawcett
Low Voter Turnout Seen in Winchester Dem Primary
Balloting in Winchester shows scant interest with under 200 votes by 3:30 PM for the mayor and council races. First ward totals reach 107 while second ward lags at 83 amid a snowstorm and few voters, with four candidates opposing three in the second ward for council. Dr. J. F. Ward and Amos Shyrock vie for mayor in both wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Common Council
Baltimore Sun Daily Almanac
Robert L. Gray
W. Nelson Page
Robert F. Brill
Warren Rice
Last Rites for Chas T McDonald
A large delegation from the Valley Division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad attended the funeral of Charles T. McDonald who died Saturday. The service was at his residence 315 South Braddock Street, conducted by Rev. J. F. Morgan, with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included J. Harvey Canter John Taylor M. M. Murnan S. R. Willey E. D. Calvert M. M. Lynch Gate Slifer and M. B. Murnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Charles. T. McDonald
South Braddock Street
J. F. Morgan
First Christian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. Harvey Canter
John Taylor
M. M. Murnan
S. R. Willey
R E. D. Calvert
M. M. Lynch
Gate Slifer
M. B. Murnan
No Pennies Found on Collection Plate In West Virginia
Jefferson county reports a shift in giving as Episcopal Sunday schools miss pennies in the offertory. Leetown officers found no pennies after the offering, with nickels as the lowest denomination and a mix of dimes and a few quarters. The trend, once local, may spread to other schools as the county anticipates a new standard of giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
W. Va
Episcopal
Leetown
Five Strikes In Progress At Scranton
Scranton, Pa sees five labor walkouts including 600 Scranton Railway Company employees quitting over pay and hours. Union barbers strike leaving shops run by boss barbers while plumbers plasterers and bricklayers join, amid contract disputes as a spring storm disrupts the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Scranton
Scranton Railway Company
Marine Aviators Forced Landing Near Winchester
Marine Corps aviators Lieutenant Hail and Sergeant Ton, on a return flight from Quantico to observe flood damage, were forced to land a mile north of Winchester due to oil depletion. The damaged plane landed safely in a wheat field. weather delays and a snow sleet forecast hindered return, with a replacement engine to be trucked from Quantico and installed for a quick departure once conditions clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Hail
Ton
United States, Corps
Coast Expeditionary Force
Qe Va
Beriad
Winchester
Hail
Serton
Stine
Cumberland
Marine Corps
Quantico
Quantiés Winchester
A Joy Ride West of the Water Tower on a Hay Ride
A playful scene unfolds west of the water tower as a hay ride offers a rustic joy ride. Children and adults hop aboard a wagon filled with straw bales and twinkling lights.
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Bere
R. M. Ward
Bishop
Venus” Empire
Ludendorff
Avalon Farms
People's Drug CO
Glenn Hunter
Editorial
W.o. W
May McAvoy
Miss Bradford
Jane Novak
Bar Republic
Ernest Torrence
Chas. T. M
J. Franck Baylis
Bute Ton
Misehap
St Farm
Green Springs
Grimm
Ginja
Blue Ridge Mountains
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