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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1922

Page

6

Names of Officials and Associates Listed for American Gas Improvement

A lengthy list of individuals and entities, including Virb, Marohall Willis, Robinson Chas., Summers Ind., and many others, appears to be a roster of officials, associates, or signatories connected with American Gas Improvement. The fragmentary OCR runs through numerous names, including W. B. Lupton, Frances Gold, J. T. Cooper, and M. Hodgson, among others, with no clear event or action stated.

Marohall Willis M. Newcomer Ay Bahiman H. M. Darlington How A. Bailey Esme Hillyard Ang A. Om Robinson Chas J. Summers Pas Coo Fred. Barge Boyd Norton Isahier R. Kern Philip Williams Gray Williams B. Lupton EB. Brumback Henry Moling, Sr Is . M. Lynch Ida. F. .Shryock Russell H. Cunningham Wisecarver Hy Campbell W.imec Bond Wr Pinkelstine Iber Mra Po Purcell ‘Palt H. Go C. Watson Aids Mys Lupton George B. Chapman Stewart Bell W. A. Sampsell H. Gold J. B. Beverley, Jr Emma EB. Wisecarver D. McDonald H.H. Jackson Paul C Gaylord W. Dellinger N. J. Wigginton Jolliffe & Jolliffe B. M. Knight Wm, H. Reed Beck’s Baking Corp W. B. Snider & Sons Louis A. Cooper M. B. Clowe Co P. McVicar Mrs. Reynolds John H. Rosenberger John W. Rosenberger J. B. Beverley W. Lee- Fisher Lestie Kitne Reker &Shryock P. Klompps L. D. Drummond W. EB. Grim R. T. Bryarly_ inc W. McDonald Gepreies P.conradine Baker M. Vv B. Snake T. B. Patton A. Baker A Hott BM. Sullivan Rmac Campbell Mamie Spellman T. J. Cooper E. C. Jackson Nest C. Thorpe Hur Leafe A.D. Henning R. L. Snyder Robert T. Barton P. . Reardon A. Taylor Cathet Robt Ward Jno Ith -F Anderson Henkel James F. Lewis Wm Showalter

Flappers and a Ta tantalum tale in one note

A snippet defines love in flapper era terms as dancing with someone and feeling a thrill rather than pain. It also credits Swedish discoverer Ekeberg with naming tantalum from tantalizing difficulties faced during its study.

Flapper Ekeberg

Weather outlook for midweek across Atlantic states

The forecast indicates heavy cloudiness across the Middle Atlantic and eastern states for the week starting Monday. Temperatures are expected near or below normal with rain expected in the latter part of the week.

Associated Press Middle Atlantic

Great Fire Destroys Warehouse on North River Front

A fire at a warehouse on 4 pier of the North River front at 65th Street caused about 100000 in damage. A dozen firemen were overcome and hospitalized. Cause of the blaze was not determined.

Associated Press New York Central North River 65Th. Street

Presbyterian Church Announces Sunday Service

The Rev. Dr. William Hervey Woods will preach at 11 o'clock Sunday morning at the Presbyterian Church. There will be no evening service. Sunday school meets at 9 30 a.m.

William Hervey Woods Presbyterian Church

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Clara Orndorff

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Ola Orndorff wife of Archie F. Orndorff were conducted at her Market and Gerrard streets home. The Rev B V Switzer led a simple service with a Braddock Street Church of the South affiliation. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers A L Green Robert Millison R Gray Williams Clarence E Hardy Bennie Russell and Harry Ebert listed.

Clara Ola Orndorff Archie F. Orndorff Market Gerrard Streets B. V. Switzer Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Mount Hebron Cemetery A. L. Green Robert Millison R. Gray Williams Clarence E. Hardy Bennie Russell Harry Ebert

Funeral for Dorsey Edward White Scheduled at Mount Hebron

The funeral for Dorsey Edward White, son of Mrs. Lydia White and a former marriage, will be held at 1.30 p.m. Sunday from Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel. He is survived by his mother two brothers Fred and Asa White and two sisters Mrs Mildred Ensogna and Miss Gladys White. His father James White died years ago.

Dorsey Edward White Lydia White Lowery Mount Hebron Cemetery Chapel Fred Asa White Mildred Ensogna Gladys White James White

Long Beet Grows Unusually Long in Mrs Hauck Store

Mrs Laura Hauck displays a remarkable beet at her grocery on South Market Street that grew downward to 11 inches, resembling a long radish yet remaining a real beet. The unusual shape sparked curiosity among shoppers.

Laura Hauck South Market’street

Local Court Fines Motorist for Speeding

H. Baker was yesterday fined ten dollars in a local court for speeding an automobile. Mrs. Nellie Lupton of this city Mrs. Eugene Maddern of Bedford and Mr and Mrs C Pitzer of Martinsburg W Va visit the family of Mr George I Pitzer at Clearbrook. Mr and Mrs C K Contly, recently with kin in Port Royal Pa, arrived for a visit while Mr Comly tends his timber interests.

H. Baker Nellie Lupton City Eugene Maddern Bedford C. Pitzer Martinsburg W. Va George’i. Pitzer Clearbrook C.K. Contly Port Royal Comly

Punctuation Advice From Boston Evening Transcript

The Boston Evening Transcript notes playful requests for alphabet crackers to teach children sentence structure and mentions a Jewish custom where a new worker leaves scissors as a deposit. It also reflects quirky phrases about proper dress and ceremony in a social setting.

Boston Evening Transcript

Time to speak of faults only when we have none

A reflective line notes prudence in judging others by first ensuring one has no personal flaws to confess. It cautions against criticizing absent friends while self-scrutiny remains.

Winchester W. A. Ryan West Phccdding Street

Eradication Efforts Target Tuberculosis in Livestock

A Hartford TB conference urged testing cattle and promoting accredited herds free of bovine tuberculosis. Breeders and farmers supported area plans seen as most economical for protecting herds in New England and elsewhere. Federal and state officials pressed for white tuberculosis free counties as proof of progress and aim to extend such zones nationwide. The meeting signaled ongoing eradication work and possible future conferences in the region.

United States “Department Hartford Conn New England

Drive Wagon Close to Crib

A Nebraska Farm Journal excerpt describes leveling a sloped basement barn floor and laying grooved concrete channels to guide wagon wheels into a crib. Grooves are wider than wheels and curve away, allowing the wagon to be drawn into the barn once started in the channels.

D. R. van Horn Nebraska Farm Journal

Better laws against dogs threaten sheep industry

The United States Department of Agriculture notes laws protecting sheep are often poorly planned or enforced. Even strong laws fail if not enforced, as dogs deter farmers from entering sheep farming and cause significant industry setbacks.

United States Department of Agriculture

Time to Cut Sweet Clover for Best Second Growth

A trial at the North Fer ece Lead Units shows cutting sweet clover 12 to 14 inches high yields a good second crop. Cutting too low kills the plants as buds form on stem branches. lower branches reduce the first crop potential and remove growth points.

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