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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1925
Page
8
A devotional meeting at Colonial Theatre drew an integrated crowd. Rev H P Hoskins spoke on how to have prayers answered, stressing intelligent prayer and adherence to biblical guidance. He urged studying the law of prayer and following the Most High's counsels to obtain results.
The convict camp will be relocated to the Solenberger farm, a former cavalry site, to improve accessibility to the highway linking Winchester and Front Royal. Completion expected by August will create a direct route from the city to Richmond via Fredericksburg on one of the state’s best roads.
Washington April 7. The Post Office accuses James McCann treasurer and Kenneth D Murphy national adjutant of the Soldiers League of illegally obtaining funds by fraudulent mail schemes. A House committee investigated and found part of the funds used for campaign purposes. The case centers on events from New York and Washington with a 1923 report and June City in Atlanta references.
Richmond district dairy herds saw a total of 1206 affected editors this morning as 51 additional infections were reported in a single herd of 3 animals in Henrico county.
Thirteen herds remain to be tested while all reactors have been slain. A total of 2 278 animals were tested in Hanover Chesterfield and counties, the chief milk supplier area. Dr A W Brownleyer, rector of public welfare, declared there is no milk shortage as a result of the slaughter.
Mrs Alice Katt reports the death of her brother James E Dick a native of Berkeley County Virginia who died Saturday at his home in Sights aged 78 He left five daughters named Fellers Utterback Dick Baltimore and Cedarville as survivors including Mrs Robert et and others in Martinsburg and nearby areas.
Harden, Berkeley Springs, and two sons, Dick, Woodwardsville, and Middleburg, Va. The remains were taken to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fellers in Martinsburg, where Rev. G. W. Stover of the United Brethren Church of Winchester will assist Rev. A. J. Seorikt at the funeral services, which will be held tomorrow Wednesday morning at 10:30 o clock in the First Church, Martinsburg.
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