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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1923

Page

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Woolley Quits As Highway Builder

Woolley resigns from the highway construction post to take a new city job in New York City as the article notes his departure and the shift to a City position.

Woolley

Woolley resigns Virginia Highway post to lead New York firm

Robert W. Woolley, longtime Virginia Highway Contractors' Association managing director, resigns effective May 15 to become president of a large New York corporation. He will remain as adviser. Nw Beveridge to run Richmond office. Woolley cites strong financial advantages and vows continued ties with Virginia.

Robert W. Woolley New York Democratic National Mint Interstate Commerce Commission Contractors’ Association Richmond News-Leader News-Leader R. W. Woolley Virginia Highway Contractors’ ‘Association Woolley a @ssociation Nw Beveridge Richmond Virginia Virginia Highway Contractors’ Association

Desirable Residence to Be Sold at Public Auction

Public auction set for 11 a m Saturday April 28 in front of the Courthouse. Property located at 210 Ez er St is remodeled and owner is leaving the city. Iptt

Ezer St

Forged notes tied to defalcation at City Bank of York

The City Bank of York closed after a nearly 1 million dollar shortage. Thomas B. Baird and William H Bell are jailed on embezzlement charges. Bell admits forging notes totaling 122000 but won’t reveal use of funds. Bank inspectors say losses stretch over years aided by concealed ledger pages.

Associated Press Jyork Thomas B. Baird William H Bell City Bank of York Baird Boll Charles H. Graff Bell Graft Cameron

Save the Bees Plea on Spraying During Bloom Time

Officials warn that spraying during bloom harms bees and stops pollination. Do not spray when trees are in bloom or petals are present, as this risks killing bees and reducing fruit set.

Advocates Push Compulsory Auto Insurance at National Meet

Commissioner Joseph Button of Virginia urged a uniform law requiring all automobile owners to carry liability insurance as a license prerequisite. The proposal, referred to the laws and legislation committee, cites 14 000 yearly deaths from motor accidents. Massachusetts officials caution on draft feasibility. DC official pledges support if adopted.

Joseph Button Virginia National Convention of Insurance Commissioners Richmond Laws and Legislation Committee Button Clarence W.hobbs Massachusetts Burt A Miller District of Columbia

Importance of Bees in Pollination for Apple Orchards

Entomologist W. S. Hough argues bees are the essential pollination agents for apples. He notes 10,000 to 20,000 bees in a hive, and that field workers average an eight hour day with foraging typically within one mile of the hive. He urges letting bees handle blooms as soon as 10 percent open to ensure fruit set.

Gulf of Mexico Frederick County W. S. Hough

Red Men Adopt Insurance Plan

Shawnee Tribe No 2 Improved Order of Red Men approved a liberal insurance plan for its members. The move is seen as elevating the group among progressive fraternal organizations and is expected to double membership soon.

Order of Red Men Order

Noted tenor may come and sing at fire company minstrel

Plans are rapid ly being completed for the Sarah Zane Fire Company minstrel show with ballad singers H B Duffey Joseph Hodgson Harry Grimm Russell Potts Floyd Haines and comedy singers Victor Arthur Clayton Ritter Roy Shiner John Boxwell. The committee hopes Duffey the famous tenor will join for a Winchester audience if he can leave his company for one night.

Sarah Zane Fire Company Duffey Joseph Hodgson Harry Grimm Russell Potts Floyd Haines Victor Arthur Clayton Ritter Roy, Shiner John Boxwell Humming Bird” Duffey Winchester

J T McIlwee Farm to Be Sold at Auction

The J T McIlwee farm of about 65 acres with a residence and barn will be sold at public auction in front of the Court House at twelve o'clock on Saturday April 28 1928 in Western Frederick. Sale bills advise viewing and details.

J. T. McIlwee James Taylor McIlwee Court House Frederick

Virginia Tax Case Against Gilpin Heard In Clarke County

Mrs. Gilpin argues Virginia may tax securities already taxed in Maryland and contends her domicile and trustee arrangements limit taxable income. Hearings before Judge F B Whiting consider back taxes of about 30000 for 1920 and 1921 with further filings by the State Tax Board and Clarke County records examiner.

Henry B. Gilpin Clarke County F. B. Whiting Circuit Court Virginia Waldo Newcomer Maryland Iuna Baltimore Virnia Jared Gilpin Baltimore City Russell Cather Joseph F. Moore Clarke

Mrs Willis Recommends Cat and Canary at Empire

Mrs Marshall Willis of the city says The Cat and the Canary, acted by the same company as The Bat, is the most thrilling and mystifying show she has seen. She slept little after the performance and urges readers to buy Empire box office seats. the run ends soon before a fall layoff.

Marshall Willis the Empire Empire

United States Tires Wanted for First Class Paper Hangers

Help wanted for paper hanging in Winchester Virginia. Frank M. Weadon and Son seek first class hangers with hand tools and references required. 31 East Water Street. 21-1p-tf.

Frank M. Weadon & Son E. Water St Winchester

Fine girl baby arrives at Dabney home in Hazards Kentucky

Relatives in this city received a telegram from Mr. O. W. Dabney of Hazard Kentucky announcing the birth of a daughter named Ann at the Dabney home. The father previously resided in the county and now works in a responsible position with the Kentucky and West Virginia Power Company, based in Hazard.

O. W. Dabney Hazard

President Harding Relives New York Visit With Printers

President Harding spent a busy day in New York including meetings with AP reporters, a Yankee Stadium outing, and a tour of the New York Tribune plant. He joked with printers as he washed hands in their wash room and dried them on an ink smeared towel before returning to Washington.

Associated Press New York World Court Harding Washington Yankee Baseball Stadium New York Tribune Tribune

Man Hurt in Fall From Bridge Over Cedar Creek

Delm Palmer Jr aged about 20 was injured at work on the new bridge over Cedar Creek at Fisher's Hill on the Valley Pike when his truck fell off the structure. He suffered a fractured leg and a dislocated back and was moved to Memorial Hospital in serious condition after initial treatment by Dr. Crawford of Strasburg.

Delm&Jr

Masked Ball Promises a Notable Local Benefit Event

The masque ball at Jordan Springs next Tuesday night aims to outshine past community events. Proceeds support the local baseball club with a 9.30 grand promenade and performances by the Virginia Syncopaters and the Melodic Quartette. Prizes donated by several local businesses. tickets selling fast. chaperones named. Also notices include a wanted stenographer and a creamery promotion offering a free daily record book to new customers.

Jordan Springs Virginia F. Ss. Emmert, Sons and Company Hamburger’s Sample Shoe Store Hodgson and Brown Reynolds W. A. Baker

Duffields W. Va Mercantile Stock for Sale

I am closing my mercantile business and taking up garage work. I offer my entire stock of goods fixtures and a large new two story room at Duffields Jefferson County for sale. One of the best stands in the county. Interested parties contact A Kibler Duffields W Va. P O Darke W Va.

Duffields

Loy Case Ends In Court Today In Automobiles Trial

Cecil Loy testified in the Corporation Court bar trial over injuring Mrs. Snoke after a left turn from Braddock to Water street. He said he drove at 12 mph with due precautions and blamed the crossing traffic for the accident. Witnesses discussed Ford car speeds, with experts contending the vehicle could reach 20 to 26 mph under normal conditions.

Cecil Loy Corporation Court Bar Ford George B. Chapman Womeldorph Frank Patton Patton Fix” Lo Dleo Loy Snake C. A. Bush Howard Scruges Harry W. Ebert

Farmer leader says he is not a candidate for any office

Gray Sliver of Berkeley County Va said he has not decided on running for president or any office. He noted farm groups discuss his possible candidacy but he has given no definite indication. He argued the farmer’s role has shifted from a mere support to self advocacy in economic policy.

Boll York City York County of Washington American Farm Rean Federation Gray Sliver Berkeley County Democratic Silver Kington Agri America West Virginia Lyt Page

Baltimore and Ohio to Modernize Shenandoah Corridor

Baltimore and Ohio unveils a broad program of upgrades across the Shenandoah district from Harpers Ferry to Lexington including new steel bridges track rebuilding and other improvements. President Daniel Willard said the system will contribute 42 million of a 1.1 billion national rail modernization effort for the current year with several contracts already awarded.

Shenandoah Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Harpers Ferry We Wai Lexington Egal Department Daniel Willard United States Baltimore and Ohio Baltimore

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Virginia Contractors’Associa Tion New Ferguson South Washington St T. Barton H. B. Gilpin F. B Care Star Office H. D. Albin Gray Silver Farm Federation Orch 1
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