Weekly Munich Journal Seeks New Market Prices
A garbled OCR fragment references a weekly publication and a price of 3.50 with a 1.75 figure. Names, dates, places and concrete details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome is available.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment references a weekly publication and a price of 3.50 with a 1.75 figure. Names, dates, places and concrete details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome is available.
An editorially styled speech critiques Congress for what it calls cowardice and a bias toward agricultural bloc measures. It denounces maternity and unity bills as wasteful, urging voters to demand duty from lawmakers in the upcoming elections.
President William W. Guth of Goucher College argues lack of education is a bigger issue than bobbed hair. He defends bobbed hairstyles if they suit a woman’s looks, urging focus on higher education over fashion fads. He notes the modern girl should advance in home, business, and professional life.
Poem fragment titled Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason features a narrator seeking a strong listener who will hear his woes and detours of life, with jagged lines and incomplete phrases suggesting a humorous, reflective verse. The piece reads as a humorous plea for understanding from a capable, attentive companion.
Six room stucco dwelling with bath, lights, porches and driveway space on Leicester Street. Early possession offered at 3750 dollars. Also lot bargains in Piccadilly Farms Orchards Fruit Lands featuring small front yards priced at 600, 800, 1850 and 2500 dollars.
The First Baptist Church presents a Sunday schedule with 9 45 a m Sunday school and Men’s Bible Class, 11 a m Divine worship with a sermon A Noble Son the Pride of a Mother's Heart, 6 30 p m Young People’s Society missionary meeting, and 7 30 p m Evening song service and sermon Life’s Rock In All Ages. Pastor Charles Adey invites worship.
The A B Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 in the morning and a Men's Brotherhood Bible class at the same time. Rev S L Baugher of Edinburg Va will preach at 10 am and 8 pm. The young people's meeting at 7 15 pm, led by Miss Pearl Brown. Prayer meeting Wednesday May 3 led by J A Cather. All services in the American Legion building North Main Street. Next Sunday is Boys' Sunday encouraging boys to attend and stay for all services.
Funeral services for George E. Ridings were held in Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City Va. He died of dropsy Monday at his son Robert Ridings home near Vaucluse aged 87. He leaves one son and three daughters all living in California.
J R Dushane secretary warns Frederick County fruit growers that apple cultivation will drive a bumper crop and prosperity in 1922. He urges better orchard practices, organization, and prudent use of smudge pots and insurance while promoting hard work and economy.
The Rev. John F. Coleman announces the week’s services at Meade Memorial Church White Post Virginia. Sunday at 11 a.m. topic Choice of Pasture Hosea 13 6 8 p.m. Man’s Extremity God’s Opportunity Hosea 13 9. Tuesday May 2 Women’s Bible class at George R. Green 9 a.m. lesson St John 2 13. Friday May 5 Men’s Bible class parish hall 8 p.m. lesson same as above.
Norfolk and Western announces April 30 changes to Berryville departures. Train No 1 to Roanoke and southern points moves to 2 45 a m from 2 20 a m. Train No 2 to Philadelphia and New York sleepers departs Berryville at 11 38 p m from 12 50 a m.
Washington April 28 Delegates to the Baltimore convention of the League of Women Voters and Pan American League of Women Voters attended luncheons today in Washington D C. Senator Swanson hosted a luncheon in honor of Lady Astor of Virginia with more than 100 guests present.
The Shawnee District School Board invites bids to erect two two room school buildings at Mt Airy and Opequon and a two or four room building at Kernstown. Bids due by noon May 6 delivered to the Division Superintendent. Blueprints and specs available at the office. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Little Miss Georgeanna Rose daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Rose is ill with measles at home on North Main street and shows some improvement today. Niece Miss Elisabeth Rose who also had measles has practically recovered.
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