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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1924
Page
2
The city of Winchester reports a 100 degree temperature with the shade level reached this afternoon. Severe humidity adds to discomfort as residents note heat waves in the Gonais area and expect a record hot spell for the year.
A public notice warns that a false Knights of Columbus oath is libelous and not taken by members. It recalls previous criminal libel convictions and cites the Congressional Record showing the document was an exhibit in a contested election case. The notice emphasizes no oath was ever taken and urges readers to disregard the bogus claim.
Forecast calls for local thunder showers tonight and Thursday with continued heat. Mr D M Anderson and wife of Miami Florida visited Winchester and Frederick and Hampshire counties before touring Canada and New England. Anderson is noted as an oils and real estate dealer.
A report details sound financial standing and uninterrupted development driven by a policy of constant improvement. It highlights prudent budgeting, ongoing investments, and disciplined governance shaping long term stability.
The Sells Floto circus brings Rocket the riding free horse to Winchester for a Sunday parade and Monday exhibit August 11. Rocket, a six foot jumper, follows Mayme Ward the mid air woman double, and shares antics with the many horses and trained animals in the expanding show.
The Rev. Giles B. Palmer formerly rector of Meade Memorial Episcopal Church in White Post now serves at St. Stephen's Richmond Va will preach at 11 o clock next Sunday at White Post Church Rev Palmer and the Rev Charles T Warner of Albany's Church Washington are fishing and angling along the Shenandoah river
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