Festival Dates 108 Fined Ten Days Before
A terse public notice notes a 108 fine issued ten days prior, with unclear circumstances and caution about proceeding due to risk. The record lacks full details on the event, authority, or parties involved.
12 Apr 1927
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1927
Page
1
A terse public notice notes a 108 fine issued ten days prior, with unclear circumstances and caution about proceeding due to risk. The record lacks full details on the event, authority, or parties involved.
Emphatic denial arrives from Virginia headquarters denying dates for the annual Apple Blossoms Festival. Director-general H. Clay DeGrange says decisions not made yet, with weather delays. organizers urge Winchester and Frederick County to prepare floats and decorate buildings elaborately for the parade.
A fire at the Berger Manufacturing plant in Canton Ohio caused about 500000 in damage. Two workers were burned in an explosion attributed to a spark striking a vat of paint. The Berger unit of Central Alloy Steel produced sheet metal products and finished materials were destroyed.
Advertisement seeks a settled refined white nurse for children. Part time in summer country duties. Include references age and experience addressed to Mr. H. F. Byrd care Star Office.
Firemen's Welfare Association to meet at Sarah Vane Co Hall on Tuesday April 12 at 8 pm All members urged to attend for important business See Fisher Secretary.
Dennison's Crepe Paper Co expert costume designer will be at WUR store on April 9 11 12 13 to assign free COS vouchers. Office Supply Company Inc offers details and participation invites in this festival event.
A short classified notice seeks two waitresses with experienced preference. It notes Betsy Ros and references an address or page marker 4-11-p-2t.
The Pittsburgh Coal Company and the United Mine Workers reported a further manpower loss in nonunion mines with 4,550 workers present, down 146 from yesterday and 403 from last Saturday. Company officials cite holidays. union leader Murray says workers are leaving daily and shipments cannot cover losses. In Clarksburg West Virginia, a fifth dynamiting of a nonunion miner’s home and a second blast damaged a miner’s automobile at Enterprise, no injuries reported.
The market regained momentum in the afternoon trading after a rough spell. High call money rates and a surge in brokers loans fueled earlier selling, but offerings were absorbed and new lenders supported a rally. Trading volume contracted and call loan renewals rose to four and a quarter percent.
In South Paris Missouri on April 12 Elisha Turner 85 died in an early morning blaze that destroyed four businesses and tenements and two homes in Market Square. The fire caused about 100000 in losses with many other buildings damaged leaving eleven families homeless.
A letter signed A. C. Short of West Hickory NC reports finding a Ford coupe in a Winchester garage with newspapers bearing John W. Hockman Route 1 Box 3. The writer asks for owner information, noting the car appears abandoned with red painted rims and hood vent and motor number 8274532.
Washington reports confirm Gen. Enoch H. Crowder has requested relief from his Cuban post. President Coolidge is said to view Crowder as having served well but taxed himself beyond strength and hopes for his good health in retirement. Crowder, 68, previously served as provost marshal general in World War I and was sent to Cuba in 1921 by Harding.
A man his wife and four children aged four to fourteen perished when their home east of Big Flats Corning went up in flames today. Charred bodies were found in the ruins indicating they burned to death.
Earl Carroll, theatrical producer, appeared before a federal judge in New York to be escorted to the Atlanta penitentiary to serve a year and a day for perjury connected to a bathtub party held over a year ago. Doors were locked and reporters were barred from the proceedings.
Bishop John Gardner Murray of the Protestant Episcopal Church will preach at Christ Church in Millwood Thursday morning and conduct Holy Thursday services that evening. He will address a young people's meeting at Emmanuel Chapel in Boyce at 4 PM and preside at Holy Communion and meditations at Millwood's Christ Church at 8 PM. He is accompanied by Mrs. Murray and guests Mrs. Henry B. Gilpin at Scabby.
iBy the Associated Press. Three persons were killed and two others injured when a Southern Railway train struck an automobile at Paw Creek near Charlotte M G. shortly after noon today. The pony truck of the locomotive left the track but no cars derailed. Ambulances and doctors from Charlotte were sent to the scene. no passenger or crew injuries reported.
Federal agents raided a Rochester establishment claimed as the only gay in western New York making good beer. A warrant was issued for Thomas J. Bracken, Rochester president, two directors from New York City, and three employees who were to appear before a United States commissioner in Rochester this afternoon.
Mrs. McGuire wife of Dr Hunter H McGuire received word today that her brother Hugh A Love died this morning in Raleigh North Carolina. The cause was not given and Mrs McGuire will travel to Raleigh this afternoon to attend the funeral. Love about 50 left a wife and one child.
A notice states a meeting at the wigwam tonight to finalize arrangements for participation in the Apple Blossom Festival.
Spray ers for sale advertised by H F Peace Orchard near Berryville. Two secondhand 3 horsepower Myers sprayers offered for sale with location noted.
Large clean cotton rags wanted immediately. Must be large and clean. The Evening Star Office seeks textile recyclables from readers.
The naval dirigible Los Angeles left her hangar at Lakbehurst, New Jersey, for her first flight since December. The trip is to last about an hour with the airship moored at the mast beforehand, then proceed on a post repair flight believed to follow.
At Marquette on April 12 a massive blast at a Palmer mine used 42 700 pounds of dynamite and over a hundred tons of powder to move iron ore. Seventy two drill holes reached 80 to 90 feet, with nearly a ton of explosives in some. The blast, heard for miles, marked a unprecedented scale in the Lake Superior district.
Arthur Paul Davis of Hampton Virginia is named among Columbia Phi Beta Kappa seniors and 1926 alumni. Prof Carman says Davis is the first Black member admitted to the Columbia chapter. He supported himself through college and earned the highest scholarly award.
TOKYO April 12. A ferry boat overloaded with about 200 passengers capsized near Pusan Korea. More than 20 people were drowned and a number remain missing as rescue efforts continued.
Prague dispatch reports five persons killed and 120 injured in a collision today between two passenger trains at Brann Moravia.
British coal mine disaster at Warnecliffe colliery near Barnsley England. Three men were killed when the roof collapsed. Fourteen men were entombed. all were later removed. Fire followed the collapse, and rescue efforts were difficult.
Paris court grants divorce to Mrs Howard Lee who cited abandonment by four Americans. The tale centers on Mrs Jane Hidden Lee and her ex husband Howard H. Lee, married in Baltimore on November 21, 1921.
A coast guard patrol boat towed a ram running prize into harbor 15 miles off Toledo after a dawn confrontation with a liquor craft. Two men aboard were taken into custody as a searchlight pinpointed the fleeing vessel. The captured cargo included 26 cases of whiskey 15 cases of beer and 10 kegs of beer.
Francis Burton Harrison former governor general of the Philippines wed Miss Margaret Wrentmore in a private Tangier ceremony. This marks his fourth marriage. his third wife Elizabeth Wrentmore Harrison had a Paris divorce in January. The bride is sister to Harrison's third wife, with Michigan ties noted in Anne Harbor.
Second-hand Hayes sprayers offered for sale at Green Orchard. Ads note price of 3 shillings 22 and 1 pence per tag time unknown.
The Big Lot Sale for Parkway Addition at the corner of Lee Jackson and Richmond Highways near Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills has been postponed to April 16 at 1 p.m. on the grounds. Band concert and free gifts promised.
On April 12 13 clashes erupt in Shanghai between moderates and radicals within Cantonese groups. Twelve killed and many laborers disarmed as raids hit Shi Hankow Amoy and Pootung. Martial law declared amid anti British boycott efforts linked to national authorities.
Winchester Va April 12 1927 Dear Parents It is a letter asking cooperation for the Apple Festival pageant participation All grades 4 to 12 will join a 1 pm pageant on Handy Grounds while lower grades perform at 2 pm The festival allows noon dismissal on the first day for non high school students The superintendent thanks parents for help in gathering 1150 Brunswick Md delegates and urges every student able to attend.
Venerable EK B. Shaver of Virginia, nearly 100, leads a week of nightly services at First Brethren Church on Berryville pike starting 7 30 each evening. Residents invited to attend this series. Also notices announce a rent storefront near 150 N Main St, a Woman's Auxiliary egg sale Wednesday April 13 at 1 30 pm, and Rogers Properties auction of a Gainsboro area farm on Saturday April 17 at noon.
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