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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1923

Page

7

Bishop Weekley to preach at United Brethren Church Sunday

Bishop W M Weekly D D will preach at 11 a m and 8 p m with Dr J H Brunk conference superintendent present. Sunday school meets 9 45 to 10 30 a m. Brunk teaches Men’s Bible class. No young people’s meeting Sunday evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m with Mrs Ella Dehart reader. Public invited.

W. M D. D United Brethren Church J. H. Brunk Bishop Weekly Brunk Ella Dehart

Significant Silence in Boston Tran Script Opinion

A discussion notes a quiet stance on luck from a man described as lucky, contrasting with the pro verbial luck of the fool, in a Boston context. The piece reflects on voice, merit, and public perception in a concise observational tone.

Boston Transcript

Held Up

Local brief notes that several men are detained as examples while others are singled out for showing off their clothing in public unrest.

Brucetown Brevities From Aug 18 Highlights Local Guests

Brucetown Virginia notes include Mr. and Mrs. Sutton with their Pennsylvania son and daughter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. Several local residents guest at friends and relatives in surrounding towns.

Brucetown Sutton Pennsylvania Walter Smith J. Swimley Maude Clendenning Bunker Steen George George News Mr. Fox Harry Stipes Rose Helen Sutro Shirley Baltimore J. B. Snapp Harry Baile Philadelphia

Interesting Summer Reading in Next Sundays World

In the August 19 Sunday World Magazine three feature stories stand out. Mary Philbin the woman once called the ugly duckling rises to screen stardom. Major Jack Savage describes writing on the sky with an airplane as pen and smoke as ink. An exposé exposes race track tricksters who ruin heavily played favorites.

Sunday World Magazine Mary Philbin Jack Savage

Delinquent Gas Dealers Face Immediate Legal Action

Richmond Va August 16 Names of several hundred dealers in gasoline who failed to pay the gasoline tax have been presented to the attorney general. They will be certified to city and county attorneys for action to collect double taxes and penalties and to bear costs. The action will amount to more than twenty times the tax. Instructions will be issued to begin action forthwith.

Richmond

Norfolk and Western Schedule Effective June 17 1988

Train times and connections listed from Berryville to Roanoke Bristol Shenandoah Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York with parlor cars and Pullman sleepers. Fares schedules and reservations available from H. H. Burks Berryville VA and W. C. Saunders Roanke VA.

Berryvyiele Roanoke Bristol Coe Roan Bris Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Shenandoah Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Shenandoah Junction Washington Hageeratown FONO Pullman Sleeper Shenandoah Jct Pullman H. H. Burks

Kiwanis Club Wit and Humor Highlights Story

The Kiwanis Club weekly luncheon drew a large crowd with a delicious menu by Mrs. Nancy Coble. Rotarian Marshall Baker spoke on Community Spirit while Violinist Eva Stouffer and her mother provided music before members planned future program ideas and a Williamsport banquet invite.

Kiwanis Club Nancy Coble Walter Cox Tom Kenny Andy Bell Bob Barton Jess Oaks Marshall Baker Doc Harlee Eva Stouffer H. C. Stoffer Kiwanis and Rotary Williamsport

Hotel to Rise Across From Shoreham in Washington

A new fireproof hotel will be built of steel concrete and brick across from the Shoreham. It will have six floors with four bedroom levels totaling about one hundred rooms including sample rooms. Two elevators fireproof stairs and public baths on every floor will be installed. Each room will have telephones and running water with corner rooms around 16 by 13 feet. The Main Lobby Floor features a lofty 18 foot ceiling and a large lobby with offices booths and a private managers room. The Main Dining Room will be column free and 60 by 38 feet. The basement will hold three Piccadilly shops a restaurant coffee room and various amenities including a barber shop and public toilets.

Shoreham Hotel Washington Piccadilly Street Market Market Street Rotary Kiwanis Piccadilly

Condition of Existing Hotels and Supply in Winchester

A brief note highlights Winchester's critical need for improved hotel condition and增强 supply to meet growing demand, signaling potential investment and redevelopment opportunities in the area.

Winchester

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