Winchester local paper publication note
Barry Flood Byrd, publisher, The Evening Star Publishing Co. issues daily except Sunday in Winchester Virginia. The paper is entered at the Winchester VA post office as second class matter. It is consolidated with the Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Subscription rates and AP credit policy noted
The document lists multiple subscription options with prices for one year six months three months and one month in advance. It also states The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for news dispatches and local news, with the date Thursday April 9 1925.
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Associated Press
Pamono and Pythias Disagree On Virginia Bonds
A Virginia bond debate erupts as George P. Coleman and C. O'Goolrick diverge on road funding. Coleman backs a two cent gas tax rise earmarked for ten year notes, while Goolrick argues the plan fails, warning auto owners would bear a heavier tax burden, harming vehicle sales and revenue.
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George Pp
Coleman
C. O'Conner
Damon
Virginia
Goolrick
Fredericks
Gerrick
Mapp
Godlrick
Fredericksburg
Commonwealth
Plans Set For Periodic Clinic Sessions In Mae State
D Fulter, chair of the Nurses Association, announced plans for a series of two day clinics starting April 17 to 12 m and 25 p m, to be held quarterly under the State Board of Dr E C Bh Ne Tuberculosis program. Dodgers and posters will be distributed countywide while Miss Big and Miss Dean promote the event through visits to advertise the clinic.
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D. Fulter
Fib Nurses’ Association
Mae
E. c
Big
Miss Dean
Rippling Rhymes and Helpers by Walt Mason
A compact item presenting Walt Mason's Rippling Rhymes and noting The Helpers. It previews humorous verse pieces and columns likely from a poetry page, referencing Mason's familiar voice and recurring installments.
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Walt Mason
Charlie's Joint: humble chef brightens town with wise service
A portrait of Charlie, a diligent cook whose simple, cleanly cooked meals uplift weary businessmen during their lunch at Charlie's Joint. His steady, unshowy work spreads goodwill, helping fund village needs and making the gray world brighter through prudent effort.
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Charlie
Victor
Timbuetu
Zambar
Communion at Centenary Church on Good Friday
Centenary Reformed Church invites all Christians to join a communion service Friday night at 7 45 oclock to observe the Lord s Supper as a memorial of Christ s death. The pastor intends to focus on the resurrection message during Easter. Rev F R Casselmanill speaks tonight on How can men commune with God with brief replies to common objections to beginning the Christian life. Public invited.
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Centenary Reformed Church
Centenary Church
Hunter
F. R. Casselmanill
Easter services and week events in Stephens City
Stephens City notes report Easter message and Lord's Supper at 1 pm, nightly services all week, Luther League at 7 pm, and vespers at 8 pm. Local visits include Shryock, Barr, and Venable families, with illness notes for Le Fritts and Cadwalladers. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid met, Gaithers moving to Rockville, and high school to stage The Patr Across the Hill on April 17. invites extended to all.
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Annie Shryock
Mary Louise Barr
E. F. Barr
Arthur le
Emma Katherine Venable
Willie Venable
Joe Funk
Harry Cadwallader
Agnes Cadwallader
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Luitheran Church
George Gaither
Rockville
Ada Trussell
Sallie Dean
Washington
Shenandoah Valley Talk Broadcast Tonight by WVY
A talk on the Shenandoah Valley will be broadcast tonight from WVY New York 406 Meters at 10 o clock by W W Barwitz. It is understood that Col Brown of the Ba diem corsets arranged for the event.
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Shenandoah Valley
WVY
New York
W. W. Barwitz
Col. Brown
Community notes from Highview Virginia April report
Local notes record moves and farm swaps in Highview, including Charles Pitchard purchasing and relocating from Pomeroy Ohio and J R Conner swapping farms near Refuge. Illness updates touch Mrs. Cadwallader and Miss Gladys Cowgill, with social visits and Sunday gatherings noted among residents and relatives.
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Highview
Charles Piitchard
Pomeroy
Ohio
J. R. Conner
Conner
Joe Conner
Refuge
Harry Cadwallader
Lizzie Cougill
E. R. Conner
Charles Hartley
H. ©. Conner
S. W. Grim
A Steele
Moody Steele
T. A. Steele
J. E. White
L. M. Craig
James Hawes
Huntington
William Mumaw
Winchester
Gladys Cowgill
Grimes Gleanings Appearances and Local Events
Grimes Virginia notes a Martinsburg visit by Evans and London families, orchard spraying underway, and cool mornings with 28 degrees. Sunday sermons planned at Galilee with school to organize. visitors from Winchester and nearby towns attend Poplar Shade gathering. Olin Affleck family, Finfrock’s illness, and local greetings noted.
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Grimes
John Evans
George
Frank London
Martinsburg
W. Va
Richard Randall
Roy
Mercury
G. A. Miller
James Grimes
John Kiger
White Hall
Galilee
Poplar Shade
William F. Baker
Ernest Bockey
Winchester
Alfred Bakery
Welltown
George Stotler
Mary Hamilton
Olin Affleck
C. C. Finfrock
Special Services Good Friday in Christ Church
The Episcopal Church holds a Good Friday service at 8:00 p.m. with rector Robert Nelson and choir. Program includes Processional hymn Comes and Mourning, The Story of the Cross, Offertory solo Before the Crucifix, and Sacred Head Surrounded. Organist Mrs. H. D. Fuller. Soloists Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Cooper, Philip Williams, F. M. Reynolds, Osmar Swanson. Tenors Williams and Nelson Page. Altos Reynolds and Trenary. Basses Swanson Browne Reynolds and Haines.
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Episcopal Church
Tay
Robert Nelsom
Frank M. Reynolds
Lewis
H. D. Fuller
Mary Louise Sartelle
M. Reynolds
Richard E. Griffith
W. E. Cooper
Philip Willams
F. M. Reynolds
Osmar Swanson
Weg Se
Griffith
Cooper
Arbor Day Observed In Virginia On April 14
Governor Trinkle designates Tuesday April 14 as Arbor Day in Virginia. The Civic League will plant a tree at Handley School grounds at 3 p m with a program for the public. Remember the date April 14 at 3 p.m.
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Trinkle
Virginia
Civic League
Handley School
General Curtis of Union Army Dies at Soldiers' Home
Brig. Gen. Arthur R. Curtis, 82, a Civil War veteran and one of the few surviving Union generals, died yesterday at the Soldiers' Home in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Fis
Arthur R. Curtis
Holy Week Services at Market Street Church
Holy week services will be held tonight and Friday night at six o'clock in Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated tonight with a brief address by the pastor. Good Friday service tomorrow evening will be conducted with the pastor in charge. We urge our people to be in reverent attendance.
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Bourgois Bloc Nominates Hindenburg For President
Berlin reports that the Bourgois bloc names Field Marshal Von Hindenburg as their candidate for president in the German republic. The announcement marks a bold step in the evolving political landscape as conservative factions align behind the aging military leader.
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Berlin
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Yesa
Germa Republic
Bougois
Bethel Brevities from OLD BETHEL April gatherings
In OLD BETHEL on April 8 residents share visits and calls. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loy welcome Ma bel Loy and others. Edward Adams visits Street Hawkins. Nathan Lewis visits Miss Henton. Edith Boyce stays with Map Shipe near Opequon. Pete Unger visits Loy. Elliott visits Stottler. Evelyn and Hilda Spent visit Russell Shade at Gaines. Fremon Boyce and family visit. Noah Boyce visits J M Clark at Gaines. Wave family moves to John Brown We. Dove’s Mrs. Newton Grea and Mrs. Norrisman with Hawkins’ father visit. Mabel Loy weekends with Cecil Loy.
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Old Bethel
Charles Loy
Mabel
John Elliott
Edward Adams
Street Hawkins
Nathan Lewis
Lewis
Miss Henton
Clarence Boyce
Edith
Mrs. Boyce
Map Shipe
Opequon
Pete Unger
James Stottler
Miss Evelyn
Hilda A
Russell Shade
Gaines. C
Fremon Boyce
Fawhy
Boyce
Mr. Noah
J. M. Clark
Gaines
Charles
John Brown
Mr. Allen
Mr. Dove
Newton Grea
Norrisman
Hawkins
Mrs Shepherd and Mrs Painter Shop in Styson Today
Mrs W P Shepherd of Sty son and red daughter Miss Mrs Painter were shopping in town today with several companions and light duties noted.
Hart Actor William Hart's Wife Worsens At Home
Mrs Winifred Westover Hart wife of actor William S Hart is seriously ill at their Hollywood home after a heart attack yesterday she is reported to be recovering slowly today according to Associated Press dispatches from Hollywood California.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Cal
Winifred Westover Hart
William 5
Hart
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Pamon
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MR. Coleman
Stephens
Christ Church
Curtis
Union Army
J. Luther Neff
Bourgois
Hindenburg
Women’s Civic League
iPtore
Lucas
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Luca
Bethel
B. L. Byers
Chkste
S. Main ST
Devoe
Winchester Orchard Supply CO
North Market Street
Oliver Bumgardner
National Ave
Lucy Anna
Page & Shaw
Norris
Rexall
Brook’s Pharmacy
Town
Japan
Baker’s Drug Store
Baker's
Whitman
Virginia Dare
Liberty
Potomac Joint Stock Land Bank
National Fruit Product Co. Inc
George Washington
Hansbrough & Carter
Snapp
N. Market St
Bill Hart
Main St
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew J. Bell
Maxime DuCharme
Winchester Gas Company
Norther
Kelvinator
Radio Caz
Union Bank
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