Winchester publishing notes and newspaper consolidation
The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia lists postal regulations and notes consolidation with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror as a second-class matter published daily except Sunday.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning Newsitem
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Subscription Rates for One Year in Advance
The notice lists subscription prices in advance for various terms including one year at 3.50, six months at 1.75, three months at .90, and one month at .30. Carrier rates mirror these options with one year at 4.50, six months at 2.23, and three months at 1.20, plus a monthly rate of .40.
Newspaper republication policy note
Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and republication of all AP credited dispatches and other local news published in this paper. The policy limits republication by others to non credited material unless permitted by AP. This notice governs usage.
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Associated Press
The Star debuts modern duplex press in Winchester
The Winchester Star introduces a big duplex tubular plate press capable of 25 000 twelve page papers, printing 15 to 20 minutes, with electric motor drive. The machine enables hot fresh news, supporting larger editions and a stereo typing department investment while pledging steady, fearless printing in the public interest.
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Winchester Star
Star
the Star
The
Jley
Fair and Feariess
Floats Parade On Market Street Heading To Front Royal
A fragmentary page describes a parade assembly on Market Street with units including B&O rail interests, local bands, Army recruiting services, and numerous pony carts and car entries. The Fourth Division forms on North Market Street facing south, with details on column placement and rear entry to ease formation. various local businesses and Apple related ventures are listed among participants.
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Aniis
Mount
Ravid
Market Street
Clifford Street
Roy Richards
Resark Harden
B. Page
C. Sherman
Harry H. Cookus
Brunswick Band
Baltimore
Ohio
Balmore
Capitol Limited
B. & O. National Limited
del B. & O
Winchester Citizen’s Band
U. S. Army Recruiting Service
U. S. Marines Recruiting Service
Thomas Scully
Silby S. Clem
Brevitt
Peachy L. Hockman
H. C. Stouffer
Dolly V
Patrick
G W. Forney
Mary Alice Yost
Mildred Shryock Luttrell
J. T. Nicholas
Wm. X. Arey
Millwood Public
Northarket Street
Dlumn
Pic
Quiet wedding unites Evelyn Lockhart and Wilbur Cather
At eight o'clock last night at the United Brethren parsonage on North Avenue Miss Evelyn Marie Lockhart, daughter of Mr and Mrs M Lockhart, became the bride of Wilbur Cather, a local ice businessman. Rev. George W Stover officiated in a small ceremony attended by Mr and Mrs Claude Henkel and Mr and Mrs Hart Clark. The couple left for Martinsburg then Washington and other eastern cities. The bride studied at Handley Schools. her father is a Frederick County roads superintendent. the groom works with his father James A Cather in the ice business. Guests included Mr and Mrs Sam Gershank of New York and Mrs Jennie O'Leary's son Maurice O'Leary visiting Scranton.
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Pars
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
Evelyn Marie Lockhart
Meredith Lockhart
Wilbur Cather
George W. Stover
Claude Henkel
Hart Clark
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Handley Schools
Frederick County
James A. Cather
Miss Virginia Rielly Guest of the Keating Family
Miss Virginia Rielly of Harrisonburg is hosted by the Misses Keating at their South Main Street home, joining a social visit valued by local families.
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Virginia Rielly
Harrisonburg
Keating
South Main Street
Baltimore and Ohio editors at Apple Blossom Festival
The Baltimore and Ohio Employees Magazine will be represented by associate editor Margaret Stevens at the Apple Blossom Festival tonight. She will report the event and take photographs, hoping to meet B and O families especially children, identifiable by the B and C camera. Official photographer G. B. Lucky will also attend to capture numerous photographs.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Margaret T. Stevens
Stevents
My. G. B. Lucky
Notable Guests Slated for Apple Blossom Festival Incoming Attendees
Guests arriving tomorrow at the Jack Hotel include Mr. Harry Steiger of the Chicago Tribune linked to the White House Photographic Association, Mrs. Katherine Pier and party, Captain F Hawkins of Washington and friends, Mr. Kent W. Aperson of Blacksburg, Mr. L. R. Travers director of the Bureau of Weights and Measures in Richmond and Mrs. L. C. Richardson of Washington with a ladies party, Mr. M. J. Winfree secretary of the Continental Trust Company in Washington, Dr. C. B. Darden of Richmond with party, Mr. R. V. Fowlkes of Roanoke, Mr. James W. Brooks of the Highway Educational Bureau in Washington, Mr. Rucker Harrison of the American Can Company in Richmond, and Mr. Allan Seville director of public works in Richmond.
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Jack Hotel
Harry Steiger
The
Chicago Tribune
White House
M. J. Winfree
Continental Trust Company
Washington
D. C. Cox
George A. Harris
M. P. Houston
Roanoke
W. A. Lynch
Cavalry Methodist Episcopal Church
C. B. Darden
Richmond
R. V. Fowlkes
James W. Brooks
Highway Educational Bureau of
Rucker Harrison
American Can Company
Allan Seville
Entertaining Guests During Apple Blossom Festival
Mr and Mrs Fred Vickery from Harrisburg Pa attend the Apple Blossom Festival at Mrs John P Sartelles South Main street home. Also expected are Dr and Mrs Ray Sartelle and Mr and Mrs Robert Shanklin and Mrs Harry French and daughter Margaret French of Baltimore.
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Fred Vickery
Harrisburg
John P. Sartelle
South Main Street
Birth Announcement for Carter Family in New Park
Mr. and Mrs. J Russell Carter of New Park announce the birth of a fine boy to their son and daughter in law Carter. Mrs. Carter formerly Miss Irma Isabelle Defibaugh of Lancaster Pa. The news comes from Stephenson area relatives Carter Coons and Nod Carter.
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Ees Carter
Carter
Stephenson
Birthday Party for Ruthanna Craig on Braddock Street
Ruthanna Lee Craig celebrated her third birthday yesterday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Craig on North Braddock Street with a small gathering of young friends.
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Ruthanna Lee Craig
Mrs. . L. Craig
North Braddock Stree
Norfolk trio and guests motor to Blue Ridge Summit
M Bland Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Willem Balwin and Mrs. Lily Walke of Norfolk traveled from Miss Taylor's summer home at Blue Ridge Summit yesterday afternoon and returned today.
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M Bland Taylor
Willem Balwin
Lily Walke
Norfolk
Miss Taylor
Blue Ridge Summite
Stouffer Family Attends Funeral in Philadelphia and Balks
Mr and Mrs D A Dixon of Bristol Tennessee Mr Albert Stouffer of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania Mr John Stouffer and Mr Dan Stouffer of Philadelphia attended the funeral of their father the late Mr D K Stouffer in Philadelphia.
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D.A. Dixon
Bristol, Tenm
Albert Stouffer
Beaver Falls
John Stouffer
Dan Stouffer
Philadelphia
D.K. Stouffer
Miss Wynkoop to Attend Apple Blossom Festival
Miss Nannie Wynkoop of Warrington will visit Mr and Mrs Amos Shvyork as guests during the Apple Blossom Festival. Miss Hilda Jackson, after a stay with friends in Washington, resumes duties at the George Washington Hotel.
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Nannie Wynkoop
Warington
Amos Shvyork
Hilda Jackson
Washington
George Washington Hotel
Mr. Charles H. Boxwell Visited Here From Char Town
Mr. Charles H. Boxwell of Char Town spent the day in the city, appearing in local circles and attending events. His visit drew attention from residents and business leaders alike as he toured notable sites and met with officials.
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Charles H. Boxwell
Char Town
Little Mountain play slated for Cedar Grove school
Cedar Grove Va April 22 The Little Mountain community league will hold a play at the school in the near future with the date to be announced later. Nearby residents from Winchester Hunting Ridge Tasburg Bruce town and Hopewell visited and spent time with local families over Easter and Sunday.
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Cedar Grove
Little Mountain Community League
A. C. Clark
John Colvin
Mary
Anive
Winchester
Elmer McLeister
Hunting Ridge
Jesse Lewis
W. H. Crim
Walter Johnson
Tasburg
Gerd Clark
Elisha’ Chapman
William Thompson
Little Son
Fréemont
Fred Chapman
Kirk Dick
Brucetown
John M. Fries
Ervie Clark
Walter Lewis
Hugh Lupton
Jolliffe
Hopewell
Mr. Raymond Elliott Visit Lights Clearbrook Resident in Town
Mr. Raymond Elliott of Clearbrook spent the day in town, engaging with locals and attending various errands and activities.
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Raymond Elliott
Clearbrook
Local Notices on Residents and Guests
Mrs. Jenny O Leary is recovering from a hip fracture after a bad fall. Miss Molly Boyd of Martinsburg visits Mrs. Charles Keeler. Mrs. A G Athey, who has been nursing in Charles Town, returned home last evening.
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Jenny O'Leary
Molly Boyd
Martinsburg
Charles Keeler
A. G. Athey
Charles Town
Mrs A M Jarman Returns Home From Washington Trip
Mrs A M Jarman has returned to her home on Valley pike after a trip to Washington. The brief notice records a local resident resuming routine routines following travel to the capital.
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A. M. Jarman
Valley Pike
Washington
Return of Miss Laura Armitage to Richmond Home
Miss Laura Armitage returned to day to her home in Richmond after spending last night as the guest of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. F. T. McFaden. Mrs. James Funk left today for Baltimore to spend a week with relatives and friends. Captain and Mrs. R. C. Holladay left today for Washington where they expect to reside for some time.
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Laura Armitage
Richmond
F. T. McFaden
James Funk
Baltimore
R. ¢. Holladay
Washington
Mrs Duggiero Returns Home After Visit With Husband
Mrs. Duggiero returned today to her Washington home after visiting her husband who is a member of the Empire Theatre orchestra.
Local visitors descend on town for Apple Blossom Festival
Mr and Mrs John L Pence of Broadway Virginia spent today in town. Mrs Fannie Feinburg and family of Baltimore and the Brody brothers with their families from Washington attend the Apple Blossom Festival and will stay at the Feinburg Apartments.
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John L. Pence
Broadway, Va
Town
Fannie. Feinburg and Family
Baltimore
Messrs. Brody and Family
Washington
Feinburg Apartments
Galloways and Crowells Guests at Sibert Home on Peyton Street
Mr and Mrs B B Galloway and Mr B B Crowell are guests of Mr and Mrs J W Sibert at their Peyton street home. They traveled from Florida where they have stayed since November 10 and visited Kenneth Crowell, grandson of Mr Crowell, a student at Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg on the way to Winchester.
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B. B. Galloway
B. B. Crowell
J. W. Sibert
Peyton Street
Sean Ninds
Florida
Winchester
Crowell
Kenneth Crowell
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Miss Sadie Miller Returns Ivy to Middletown Home
Miss Sadie Miller who has been visiting here took Ivy back to her Middletown home to be with her mother Mrs A M Miller.
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Sadie Miller
Ivy
Middletown
A. M. Miller
Phillips Guests Arrive For Festival in New York
Mr and Mrs C B Phillips of New York City arrive tonight as guests at the festival. Among the attendees will be Mr Boyd Richards and Mr Showalter of National Geographic Magazine.
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C. B. Phillips
New York City
Suggis
Boyd Richards
Mr. Showalter
National Geographic Magazine
Mrs. J. L. Match Visits Washington Relative in Town
Mrs. J. L. Match of Washington is visiting relatives here for a period.
Miss Nonie Murnan Visits for Apple Blossom Festival
Miss Nonie Murnan of Harrisonburg Virginia arrived this afternoon to spend the Apple Blossom Festival holidays with her mother Mrs. John Murnan on North Kent Street.
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Nonie Murnan
Harrisonburg
John Murnan
North Kent Street
Visit of Mrs Louise Forney to relatives in town
Mrs Louise Forney of McKeesport Pa arrived last evening for a visit and is staying with Mrs Katie C Forney at her South Beret street home. The trip was planned by her nephew H Liited and his brother-in-law Charles Haag of McKeesport, who traveled by automobile.
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Migs Louise Forney
McKeesport
Katie C. Forney
South Bera
H Liitated
Charles Haag
Menonport
Local Banker Visits North Braddock Street Home
Mr J Few Brown of Shenandoah Valley Bank, long regarded as 41, is now well enough to be out again. Mr and Mrs Charles F Greene of New Rochelle NY arrived last evening to visit Greene’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs George F Norton at their home on North Braddock Street.
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J. Few Brown
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Charles F. Greene
New Rochelle
N. Y
George F. Norton
North Braddock Street
Mrs L L Davis and son visit Waynesboro residents
Mrs L L Davis of Waynes Virginia and her son Kelley arrived by car and are guests of Mrs Annie Kelley on Sout Braddock Street. Mrs Davis is the wife of Major L L Davis a faculty member at Fishburne Military School. Commodore Gilpin visited town yesterday.
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L. L. Davis
Kelley
Annie Kelley
Sout Braddock Street
Davis
Fishburne Military School
Mrs R H Riddleberger Undergoes Hospital Operation
Mrs R H Riddleberger of Strasburg recently underwent an operation at Memorial Hospital after a period of treatment. The article notes her prior medical care and the procedure performed last week.
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R. H. Riddleberger
Strasburg
Memorial Hospital
Warns Against Sects Condemning Defense Policy
Acting Secretary Davis of the War Department told a council of chaplains that condemning national defense by religious bodies risks extremes. He supported constructive efforts to end war's tragedy and urged churchmen to foster goodwill to help citizens serve loyally in the army.
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Associated Press
Washington
Davis
War Department
Council of Chaplains
Ans
Fulken Heads to Nova Scotia Fishing Trip
William Fulken departed Buffalo New York yesterday for several days before heading to Nova Scotia to spend about five months on a fishing trip.
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William Fulken
Buffalo
N. Y
Novas Scotia
Martinsburg man visits Winchester for business
Mr. Allen Emmert of Martinsburg spent the day in Winchester on business.
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Allen Emmert
Martinsburg
Winchester
Ill at home near Nineveh improves slowly
The report notes gs illness at her home near Nineveh and says she is slowly improving. Mrs. Carl O Leary is hospitalized at Memorial Hospital for treatment. Fort Wayne resident H W Cook attends the Apple Bios 80m Festival in town for the event.
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Nineveh
Carl O'Leary
Memorial Hospital
H. W. Cook
Fort Wayne, Ind
Visitors Arrive From Washington and Martinsburg
Mrs Richard Good and Mrs P L Jackson arrived today from Washington and will stay with Mrs Nancy Coble on West Water. Mr and Mrs W E Butts from Martinsburg arrived today and will visit Mrs Thornberry at her home on East Piccadilly Street.
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Richard Good
Washington
Nancy Coble
West Water Street
W. E. Butts
Martinsburg
Mrs. Thornberry
East Piccadilly Street
Sprayer and radio equipment list with route note
A fragmented OCR list shows items including L L Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Sprayer Babb Brothers Sprayers Winchester Orchard Supply Company Sprayer Duster and F M Reynolds Radio Battery upkeep. A procession route runs from Piecailis Main to Clif raiuiston Was.
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L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation
Babb Brothers
Winchester Orchard Supply Company
F. M. Reynolds
F. M Reynolds
Piecailis Main
Clifraiuiston
Washington guests at Shannon Hill during Apple Blossom Festival
Mrs Rodier and Mrs Lakeman of Washington stay several days at Shannon Hill the house of Mrs B A Horsey near town. Miss Luke and Ruby Stanford of Washington arrive tomorrow to be guests of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hertel during the Apple Blossom Festival.
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Luke
Ruby
Stanford
Washington
Lawrence Hertel
Wyndham and Rice Return Home After Weekend Faeste
Mr BE. T. Wyndham and Mr. Jack Rice arrived in Washington yesterday coming from a weekend Faeste with Miss Ida Wyndham.
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BE. T. Wyndham
Jack Rice
Washington
Ida Wyndham
Finfrock Leaves Memorial Hospital for Home
Mr C C Finfrock, previously a patient at Memorial Hospital, departed yesterday to return home. He is expected to continue recovery there.
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C. C. Finfrock
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Christina Austin Dies in Washington Area
Mrs Christina Austin wife of A A Austin of Washington and sister of Mrs E P Slifer of North Kent iees in this city died yesterday morning in a local hospital.
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Christina Austin
A. A. Austin
Washington
E .P. Slifer
North Kent
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Whitehall
Maitertoch
Sam Gershank
New York
Maurice O’leary
Scranton, Pa
Jennie O’leary
Jack
J. L. Match
Commodore Gilpin
J.W. Lloyds Bakery
N. Main St
W. L. Hollis Coal CO
East Cork Street
Val
Baker’s Drug Store
Kodaks Films
W. Piccadilly St
Crane CQ
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Miyy
John W. Rosenberger & Co
PHONE
J. H. Berry & Company
Braddoe
Hansbrough& Carter
Insuran
E. P. Slifer
Union Bank of Winchester
Chas. J, Summers
Oak-Dwks
Selina
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