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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1923

Page

6

Social and Personal Notes Mention Local Weddings and Visits

The article records multiple social items including a marriage between Miss Thel and Mr Elenor N at Ivy Chase Maryland with a reception in Arlington Virginia. It mentions guests Mrs William Foote and brother in law Mr Sidney Orndorff from Washington DC, a dinner planned for the newlyweds, and travel notices of Mrs Sam Miller and Miss Hilda Miller to Atlantic City. It notes Mr Frank Grimm returning to Staunton after a visit with Capt Hunter B Shone who is improving at home, and Rev Page Dame and Mr Dame visiting in Baltimore. Further visits include Miss Rose Janney hosting guests on South Main Street and Miss Margaret Hodgson visiting Atlantic City staying at Hotel Locust.

Charles E Miss Thelare Arts Town Mar Elenor Washington William Foote Inerstown Sidney Orndorff Washington, D. C Ivy Chase Trenary Orndortive Fda Mrs Bruce Tabler Arlington, Va Frank. Grimm Staunton, Va Capt Hunter B. Shone South Main Street Page Dame Dame Baltimore, Md Robert War Hom South Washington Street James B. Horigan James, Fred and John Horigan C. O- Mc- Kay Missesgaret Anna Jett Roanoke, Vai Rose Janney Mason Ambler Kier, Jr Hunter Moss Parkers Baker North Market Street

Visit of Daughters of Ahs members noted in local society page

Mrs Cora Whisson presided at Freshee league meeting of the Daughters of Ahs in Winchestr as Mrs Dyche and Mrs Old attended. The group gathered for a regular weekly social hour with refreshments afterward. Also mentioned are local residents visiting and a nurse Emily Estep recovering after an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital.

Cora Whisson Freshee League of the Daughters of Ahs Dyche Old Winchestr Mar- W Journal Emily G. Estep Memorial Hospital Toyas

Local Notes Reveal Family Travel and Visits Across Virginia

The column lists Arthur and Mrs Pritchard and Miss Arrow at Harrisonburg and Charlottesville trips, mentions Arthur and Salome Pavey returning home via Northwestern grade, and notes social visits by Mrs Maxwell, Miss Anne O Connell, Miss Dorothy Maxwell, and Mrs Humphries among others. It records motorists lodging at Hotel Jack and a parade of relatives visiting Macedonia, Charles Town, Lansdale, Pottsville, and Niagara Falls trips, with several local residents traveling for leisure and family reasons.

Chicago to England First Steamship Sails Soon

Chicago reports the Velsa will depart around August 10 with beef for England as the first Lake and Ocean line vessel to sail from the city. Wilma Hansen of Bergen owns the 2000 ton ships in a fleet serving Great Lakes ports Montreal and European destinations.

Chicago Velsa Great Lakes Europe England Lake and Ocean Steamship Line Montreal United Kingdom Baltic Norway Lake and Ocean Line Wilma Hansen Bergen Hansen James R. Howard National Transportation Institute Wa P

Senators Press for Immediate Extra Session on Agriculture

U S senators from the agricul tural bloc meet in Minneapolis and urge President Harding to call a special session of Congress at once to address agricultural crisis. Senators Smith Brookhart Lynn Frazier and Minnesota’s Magnus Johnson and Hendrik Shipstead sign a telegram to the President requesting action when health allows. The group cites a national calamity from agricultural distress and notes no wheat price plan was agreed upon.

Minneapolis Minn United States Harding Congress Smith W. Brookhart Town Lynn J. Frazier North Dakota San Francisco Sawyer A Follette la Follette Haw Opapatetor Hrodk Rasiot Brookhart Kato Piles

Church Pays Tribute To Miss Allebach For Social Work

Centenary Reformed Church in Winchester adopts a resolution honoring Kathryn Y. Allebach for faithful social work and leadership during interims between pastors. A purse of gold and other honors are presented as she leaves for Pottsville Pa to prepare for foreign mission work.

Winchester Allebach Pottstown

New and Effective Way to Protect Cucumbers

A method recommended by the Iowa Experiment Station dusts young cucumber plants with a dust made of one part calcium arsenate and twenty parts gypsum. Frequent applications are advised to keep plants protected from striped cucumber beetles, and it is claimed to be more effective than spraying with lead arsenate.

Egec ‘Tion Iowa

Dwarf Essex Rape touted as best all round hog forage

Dwarf Essex rape is described as an excellent all round forage crop for hogs and an emergency cropping option. It suits calves cattle and horses, and can be sown early or any time up to the end of July as ground permits.

Essex

Thrash Soy Beans With Common Grain Separator

Farm crops authorities at the Iowa experiment station say the grain separator can thrash soy beans as effectively as a bean huller with minor changes to slow the cylinder. The notice emphasizes proper speed adjustment to achieve satisfactory results.

Iowa’ Experiment Station

Equal Bird Rights in Pigeon Family Rights Debate

The passage notes homing pigeons show high intelligence and social complexity. It argues that in pigeon mating pairs the female has voting-like rights within the pair, with the male assisting in egg incubation and feeding the young, reflecting broader claims about avian agency.

Saga Nature Magazine

Harding Social Plans Return to White House Life

Reports from Mrs. Anna Godfrey and Dr. Sawyer indicate President Harding has crossed the crisis peak and is on the road to recovery. Mrs. Harding plans a full social season at the White House, while physicians note improving vital signs and steadier rest as nourishment resumes.

Anna"Godfrey San Francisco Gaaqueniecs Palace Rapisco Associated Press Bawyer Hawyer Washington Sawyer M. D R. L Wilbur Cooper T. Boone Hubest Harding

Christian to Represent Harding at Celebration

President Harding designated George B. Christian Jr as his personal representative for Masonic ceremonies in the Hollywood Bowl Los Angeles on Thursday. Secretary Christian will depart Wednesday to read the President remarks at the gathering.

San Francisco George B. Christian, Jr Harding Hollywood Bowl Los Angeles Christian

Measured by the Soul and Simple Grace

A reflective snippet noting that life’s gracious values come from modest means and inner worth rather than wealth or rank, urging humility and moral depth as true measures of character.

Strawberry Planting and row spacing guidance

The guide explains strawberry plant types with perfect and imperfect blossoms, advising planting early in spring, pruning leaves and roots, and placing plants at proper depth. It covers growing methods like hill, narrow, or wide matting, and spacing for single, double, or close-set rows with runner removal for strong plants.

Patna

Planning to Set Out Trees in Orchard Planting Advice

The farmer planning an orchard should study varieties for soil and climate adaptation, fruiting habits, storage quality, and disease resistance. Avoid untested novelties. only a small fraction merit general planting. Oversupply of early sorts like Yellow Transparent or Red June risks surplus fruit beyond household needs.

Archa

Unclear extract hints at shaping faith and personal duty

Fragmentary text cites Carlyle about shaping faith and personal duty. Mentions inquiry into one’s own part and earnest effort. Ends with a garbled note about London and a job application.

Fragmented superstition notes from an old diary

A garbled OCR fragment hints at superstitions about omens and fate involving bells and marriage. The text references England and a distant setting but remains largely unreadable with incomplete phrases and unclear subjects.

Fragmented botanical note on horsetails and evergreen forms

Fragmented OCR describes horsetails and evergreen appearances with references to stems and circular surrounding structures. It mentions moist conditions around the stem and a light brown beauty near the top. The text reads like a casual observation of plant morphology with unclear syntax and several misspellings.

Habits at Biblical Times Governed Meals and Respect

Fragmentary notes describe utensils and washing practices in ancient households. It mentions washing before and after meals as desirable, dust and heat affecting feet, and a gesture of respect performed by the master in a travel-related act within the house.

The Size of China Larger in Area and Population

The Size of China is larger in area than the United States Mexico and Central America. It has four times the population of ally South aueeries L oat equal the population of All of pilong the ore quarter of the population the world. The Yangtze delta has an area about equal to Til'nols and a population of 40,000,000 about 800 to the square mile.

China United States Mexico Centi America Ally South Aueeries Pilong Yangtze Delta Til'nols

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