Evening Star masthead and notices from Winchester
Public notice style item detailing postmark and publication notes for The Evening Star Winchester Virginia including association with The Associated Press and subscription rates for various periods.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1921
Page
4
Public notice style item detailing postmark and publication notes for The Evening Star Winchester Virginia including association with The Associated Press and subscription rates for various periods.
The Star defends its neutrality during the campaign, condemns last minute attacks from supporters of Trinkle and Tucker, and cites open publication of candidates without bias. It notes unfavorable Times-Dispatch bias and urges fair play for Virginia politics as Trinkle leads in a subdued primary aftermath.
Among the Democrats the Hatch 1 must be buried and the Trin kie ticket carried into office. Thus Virginia will receive another four years of efficient administration of state affairs.
A poem contrasts scorching heat with Arctic cold. It depicts burning pavements, harsh language, and frostbitten scenes, then travels to polar regions where wolves hunt and polar bears roam. The piece laments extreme climates and longs for milder conditions.
An Philadelphia reader cites relief from fatigue and weakness after seven months on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The correspondent Mrs J S Little of 3456 Livingston St describes recovery enabling her to resume household duties and urges others with similar distress to consider the remedy.
For sale pie ridge farm contains 110 acres of land with an 8 room dwelling. Includes barn and outbuildings, a well fenced and good neighborhood. Orchard and improved features described. Reason for selling stated.
The notice lists a daily train timetable from Wardensville Memorial Farms to Winchester with stop points including Midway Rock Enon Pool s Ford Cornwell and Indian Hollow along Route 6 and notes a meeting date for the Wine & Western Railway. D. H. Sencindiver signs as General Manager.
Wytheville Va. Senator E Lee Trinkle, Virginia gubernatorial nominee, thanks Democrats for support and pledges a united, non sectional administration. He credits State Campaign Manager Gen W W Sale and assistants, and expresses hope to serve Virginia and its people.
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South plans an early communion at 7 30 a m tomorrow. Sunday school meets at the usual hour and there is no 11 a m service. Rev. Mr Williams of Cape Charles Va will preach at 8 o clock. The public is invited.
A playful old warning about keeping animals at home contrasts a brown bear with the menace of the house fly Musca domestica. It urges proper screening to protect the household and markets durable screens with affordable prices.
Mrs Fannie Gore wife of James W Gore superintendent of the grounds at the Northern Virginia Power Company near Millville West Virginia died suddenly Thursday while sitting up to eat dinner after a period of illness. Survived by her husband three daughters and four sisters. Funeral at 430 Sunday from the Millville home with interment in Edge Hill Cemetery Charles Town.
The body of Private William Fitzger Jones of the tank corps US Army, who died of pneumonia in France on November 8 1918 three days before the armistice, was interred with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday afternoon. His parents Mr and Mrs W L Jones of Martinsburg attended with other family members. He was a nephew of Misses Laura and Alice Jones of this city and of Messrs James and Luther Jones of Frederick county and was well known here.
The Star corrects a report that the John Robinson circus would arrive Sunday from Hagerstown. The circus is in Frederick today and will travel to the city from there.
Grimes Virginia notes report visitors including J W Aleshire and family Weneta Ebert John Ebert P E Lindamood and Theodore Farley. A rain ended a long dry spell. A birth announced a boy weighing seven and a half pounds. A yard party raised 84 dollars for charity. Local residents Ida B Taylor James Grimes ill. Oates sale drew good prices.
A. G. Smith Jr of the Extension Division Blacksburg Virginia issued a leaflet on late season vegetable cultivation. He collaborates with Prof. T C Johnson to provide free, research based guidance to Virginia residents upon request.
The Texas Company finished a Martinsburg West Virginia refinery facility to supply the Martinsburg trade from the new site, moving operations from Hagerstown Maryland. The plant features a large double tank storage for oil and gas and a lubricating oil shed.
Seven gasoline pumps have been located at various garages and supply houses in Martinsburg with several more contemplated.
Albert Wood twenty one year old Detroit Michigan resident employed as a hustler at the John Robinson circus was kicked in the forehead by a horse in the stable tent in Hagerstown fracturing the frontal bone and in serious condition at Washington County Hospital per latest reports.
The Christ Protestant Episcopal Church will resume evening services starting tomorrow announced by Rector Rev. Robert B. Nelson who recently assumed duties succeeding Rev. Robert A. Goodwin who returned to China Nelson also stated he will publish weekly notices about church activities.
The rector will preach on New Testament subjects in the morning and discuss early prophets in the evening. Holy Communion is at 11 with the sermon titled The Holy Communion What It Might Be from I am come that ye might have life. Musical numbers include Processional 580 Kyrie 460 Gloria Tibi 380 hymn 510 anthem 631 and more.
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