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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1928
Page
5
A statement from the Mexican clergy declares their complete innocence of the assassination of President elect Obregon. Issued in Mexico City on August 6 in the name of Archbishop Miguel de la Mora of San Luis Potosi, the episcopal sub-committee conveyed the denial to newspapers.
A statement expresses hope that laws limiting religious liberty in Mexico will be changed. No details on Archbishop de la Mora’s whereabouts are given. Most bishops are said to be exiled outside Mexico, with a possibility the archbishop may be living privately in Mexico City.
The local Chamber of Commerce led by Richard H. Clemmer reports a survey to gauge housing capacity for workers if DuPont selects Waynesboro for a new five million dollar acetate process plant. The survey already shows about 100 residents willing to build homes for incoming workers.
A lawn party organized by the Union U. S. and Ladies Aid of Gore Virginia to be held on the Valley Home lawn. If Friday night rain, the event shifts to Saturday.
Report notes that about 150 to 200 homes will be built with local capital and an equal number are expected to be constructed by outside interests, outlining a sizable mixed-source housing plan.
An Agricultural Conference Board formed by Virginia farm groups from all farm bureaus and co operatives aims to coordinate state legislative efforts. President G F Holsinger says the board will unify recommendations for needed laws to aid farmers and end factional divisions that defeated prior proposals.
Garber Manufacturing Co at 21 South Braddock Street Winchester operates a highly sanitary ice cream plant using modern methods and machinery. The firm, led by Mr Garber, supplies wholesale and party orders and highlights ice cream as a high value staple for wartime nutrition and food security reports.
Leaders say farm organizations will meet to thresh out problems and present a united plan to the state legislature. Virginia is among the first states to unite farm groups on a legislative program and hopes for splendid results from this cooperation. If American farmers act together they can secure their aims.
Geneva reports show Charles Evans Hughes likely to win a seat on the Permanent Court of International Justice at the September League meeting. Italy and Poland joined 26 nations nominating him, giving Hughes a strong majority in both the assembly and council. He will accept the vacancy created by John Bassett Moore’s resignation.
A terrible explosion on a ship in the narrows near Tacoma occurred at 7 15 tonight. The vessel believed to be the Margaret Dollar was ablaze as sailors fought flames. Windows shattered and several small boats went to aid the stricken ship.
The piece reflects on scripture about being bought with a price and recalls Rev. John Newton as a notable preacher and teacher. It notes his English origin, dissolute youth, his mother’s prayers, and his conversion leading to evangelical work. It quotes Newton’s hymn lines about grace, forgiveness, and ransom through Christ.
Real estate notice announces pre development prices for a few choice lots in the second section of the Loudoun Manor Addition. William M Richards invites buyers to view and select available sites.
Public notice states Jennie B. Oates incurred debts and the signer, Myatt Oaths, will not be responsible for those obligations. Dated 8 7 11.
Public auction to sell land on North Market Street Winchester by Shenandoah Valley National Bank v Barr admin. Sale Saturday September 9 1928 at 11 A M in front of Frederick County Court House. Brick house on property with plat outlining metes and bounds. terms include one third cash and two bonds for two thirds.
Western Frederick residents received invitations from Governor Harry F. Byrd to attend his annual picnic and orchard demonstration at the governor's orchard near Berryville. The event, set for August 26, is a premier social function for fruit growers, dealers, and business leaders across the county.
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