Church members clash. several are turned out
A dispute at the local church erupted last night as members clashed over leadership. Several individuals were reportedly turned out as authorities intervened.
05 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1922
Page
1
A dispute at the local church erupted last night as members clashed over leadership. Several individuals were reportedly turned out as authorities intervened.
Turbulent scene at St. Paul's A M E Church in Winchester followed the suspension of Rev. J. H. Hawkins. A visiting committee faced armed resistance, fists, and an ice pick attack. A revolver in Hawkins's coat thwarted an attempted strike, police arrested Rev. P. D. Smith for carrying a concealed weapon, and warrants were issued for 13 congregants.
Clarke on and Fair horse show in Berryville Virginia runs August 3 and 10 with a record entries. Sir Barton the premier American racer will be in the ring along with the United States Third Cavalry fire jumpers. Local exhibitors include Col Whitside Mrs Lee and Mitchell Harrison among others. The poultry department features over 1200 head of fancy stock and many rare water fowl varieties.
The will of James B. Cooper, who died May 18 in this city, was admitted to probate after being discovered in a German Bible. Executrix Rachel D. Orndorff, named in the will, posted a $6,000 bond. heirs are Mrs. Orndorff and Mrs. Rhoda C. Anderson, both of Winchester, share equally.
Brown traveling bag with double handles lost Tuesday night between Strasburg and Winchester containing clothing and papers. Liberal reward if returned to Henry F. Seal in Winchester Virginia.
110 good West Virginia stock ewes will be sold Monday August 7 1922 at H B Dunlap's on Berryville road. E L Teets at Jenkins and Dunlap's.
An Orchard Supply Co advertisement touts APPLE BASKETS as the best summer fruit package with well made baskets. It mentions all sizes of gasoline engines available for various purposes and promotes the supplier’s versatility.
Rotary Club reports its first Handley Rotary Camp a resounding success with ten days of disciplined, enjoyable activities. Officers and 24 boys listed along with cook William and leaders Hugh D. McKee and Crisman Hockman praised for conduct and service.
Local notices list Apples advertising a new packing house on Penn Road near Cold Storage. ASHBY SPRINT and ROUSS GARAGE seek reliable workers. a lost blue sweater is offered for reward at Hodgson and Brown's. Valley Radiator Co announces sale of garage equipment to E C White and new management at Clifford Street. Valley Radiator and Welding Co plans open for mobile repairs August 7 with acetylene welding and radiator work. Rent wanted for 6 rooms near Winchester with Oct 15 possession.
Six men were arrested along with seven stills and over 2,100 gallons of mash seized by state prohibition agents. The raids, centered in Rappahannock and Warren counties, were led by a flying squadron based in Winchester. Arrests included Tom Pitty and John O. Hickman for possession and manufacturing of ardent spirits.
Miss C Hyslop a Baltimore Domestic Science teacher arrives to demonstrate gas use in cooking at the gas company office 21 West Piccadilly street. She hosts daily receptions next week with cooking tastings and economical range management. Mr Taylor will discuss gas range care and anatomy with a souvenir toaster for attendees.
Union leaders including Jewell head of the shopmen's union and Willian Johnston of the machinists held a conference at the White House with President Harding on railway strike issues. They left without a decision on seniority or workers returning to duty, and Harding planned further talks with non‑striking brotherhoods. Conductors in Cedar Rapids said they would not participate, while Cleveland switchmen petitioned for a conference. A federal restraining order in Wilmington bars strike members from interfering with Baltimore and Ohio operations until August 14.
Revised returns show Senator Swanson leading Davis in the Seventh by 5 834 votes the largest district majority in history. National totals place Swanson far ahead with an estimated state wide margin near 60000 as results from other districts follow.
Weather Bureau predicts generally fair conditions across the North and Middle Atlantic States for the first half of the week with local thunder showers later and normal temperatures. The notice also lists lost auto license numbers 506 and 14262 with a reward at 327 N Main St. Ip
Regular monthly meeting to be held Monday evening August 7 at 7 45. Business of importance. All members urged to attend. H R Marich president M Gilim secretary. B 1p 21 For rent small apartment including three rooms and fath J Orndoff 28 Speed ti
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