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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1924

Page

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Davis attacks Coolidge on graft and Klan stance

In Seagirt New Jersey Aug 22 Associated Press report quotes W Davis attacking President Coolidge over corruption in public offices and lavish appropriations while condemning the Ku Klux Klan and urging open government and accountability. He argues honesty means fair dealing and no secret advisers and calls for removal of klan influence from politics.

LN. J Coolidge Davis Republican ‘Party Con Sree Washington

Herbert Larrick Elected President of Elks Society

Winchester lawyer and bank president Herbert Larrick was elected president at the Virginia Elks convention in Richmond. George F. Norton of Winchester lodge attended, with plans to promote a crippled children’s day and annual charity drives in each lodge.

Herbert J. Eddie Rose Richmond David Johnson Grand Exalted Ruler Hampton Perry Richmond Bailey Elks Richmond Ellis W. B. Hockett

Former Agent Of Standard Oil Co On Visit

Mr and Mrs C D Baker and their son and daughter in law from Elkins West Virginia visited Winchester after traveling from Romney on the Northwestern grade. The elder Baker once assisted manager at the local Standard Oil Co branch and now holds a similar post in Elkins. He received a diamond studded button for twenty years of service and hopes to work thirty more years to retire at sixty percent of his current salary. He is in good health and has been at Elkins for twelve years.

C. D. Baker William Baker Elkins W. Va Winchester Romney Baker Standard Oil Company Asa

Rev Switzer Goes On Vacation To Niagara Falls

The Rev. Boyd V. Switzer pastor of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South and his family left on a vacation trip by automobile to Niagara Falls camping en route. The Rev. W H Ballengee will preach here on Sunday morning with no evening service.

Boyd V. Switzer Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Niagara Falls W. H. Ballengee Mr. Switzer

Ard Party Benefit for Ladies' Aid at Reformed Church

Benefit event hosted by Mrs. Henry Pope at her Northwestern Grade property one mile from town on Thursday August 21. Proceeds go to the Ladies' Aid fund for the Reformed Church with admission and details listed in local notices.

Henry Pope Benefit Ladies’ Aid, Reformed Church

Wanted Boy to Carry Star Hired at Office

An old classified notice seeks a boy to carry a star for a work assignment. The description requests a applicant around 42 years old and directs to apply at the local office.

Star

Fresh Eggs Wanted at Home Grocery Winchester Strasburg

We will pay producers thirty two cents per dozen for guaranteed fresh eggs Friday and Saturday at our Winchester and Strasburg Stores. Home Grocery 44 West Water St.

Winchester Strasburg the Home Grocery West Water St

Playgrounds Need 400 For Summer End Fund Drive

Community efforts seek 400 dollars to close the season at Hart Addition playgrounds. Attendance climbed from 85 to 260, with supervised activities and safe facilities. Donations from local businesses and residents push toward the goal, with a few thousand dollars still required.

Boy loses eye in toy airplane accident in Warsaw

Lloyd Hippensteel seven, son of Mr and Mrs G L Hippensteel, recently visited relatives in Winchester Virginia. Struck in the face by a toy airplane released by a companion, he lost his right eye. The optic was removed at a hospital. The accident happened about half an hour after the family returned home from Winchester where the boy bought the airplane.

Warsaw Ind Lloyd Hippensteel G. L. Hippensteel Winchester An Wikhart

Red Shirt Evangelist Extends Stay By Request

Louis E. Senger known as the red shirt evangelist will stay another day or two at the request of Salvation Army Commandant Mars. He will speak tonight and tomorrow evening in front of the courthouse. Senger explains the red shirt nickname stems from his friends calling him hot shot evangelist and plain truth man.

Louis E. Senger Commandant Mars Salvation Army Mars Mr. Senger

The White Sister screens at Empire Theatre this week

Local excitement builds for Marion Crawford adaptation The White Sister starring Lillian Gish at the Empire Theatre. The feature runs eleven reels in two parts with a ten minute intermission and twice daily showings at 2 30 and 8 with motor calls at 5 and 10 30. An orchestral score and prologue by Susan Reid Williams and Martha Stuart accompany the screenings.

Ir Metro Empire Theatre Marion Crawford Lillian Gish Susan Reid Williams Martha Stuart

Winchester Fair Set to Impress Next Week

The Winchester fair opens next Tuesday with full livestock and harness race entries. Local and out of town firms offer premiums in poultry, while Shenandoah Valley Shorthorn and Poltech Shorthorn Association announce cash prizes for top calves and baby beef.

Harry McCann McCann Rockville Shenandoah Valley Pol- Tech ‘Shorthornders’ Association

Legionnaires Of Charles Town To Play On Saturday

The Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion baseball team hosts the Charles Town West Virginia Legion post tomorrow at 3 30 PM at League Park Admission is 35 cents Fans anticipate a close and interesting game after recent team improvements

Legionnaires of Charles Town Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion American Legion Post W. Va League Park

Public Sale Of Valuable Furniture At Whitlock Residence

The Shenandoah Valley National Bank as executor for Dr J Lawrence Whitlock dec d announces a public auction at the Whitlock residence on Valley Pike near Winchester on Tuesday August 26 starting at 10 30 AM. Items include parlor dining and bedroom furniture bedding linen tableware and an upright piano plus a 1923 Dodge sedan in excellent condition and one share of stock in the George Washington Hotel Corporation. Terms cash.

J. Lawrence Whitlock Valley Pike Winchester George Washington Hotel Corporation Shenandoah Valley National Bank

Motored Group Heads to Roanoke Virginia

Mrs. Alson S. Hott and two sons Horace and George with Miss Laura Fansler left for Roanoke Virginia yesterday, joined at Harrisonburg by Mr. Hott returning home last night. A Lost notice reports a black leather traveling bag with a Savage automagic pistol and clothing between Inwood West Virginia and Valley Pike, identifying by owner. $10 reward offered to W H Horning Mont Alto Pennsylvania.

Alson Hott Horace George Laura Fansler Roanoke Harrisonburg Inwood W. Va Valley Pike W. H. Horning Mont Alto Penna

Guests at Evendale Enjoy Visits From Notables

Miss Mary Drinkwater of Virginia Beach and Miss Amy and Anna Haldeman of Philadelphia, along with Herman Pritchard of Virginia Beach and Cline of West Point, N.Y., were guests of Miss Gladys Haldeman at her home Evendale east of town.

Evendale Mary Drinkwater Virginia Beach Amy and Anna Haldeman Philadelphia Herman Pritchard Cline Ae West Point N.Y Gladys Haldeman Town

Wounded girl rests easy after hospital admission

Mabel Runion a 20 year old, shot by Policeman Beh min Armel late Wednesday night, remains at Memorial Hospital. Doctors located the bullet but cannot remove it yet, infection risk uncertain. Armel says he fired in the air after seeing a figure in white, the wound shows little pain and she may be confined for some time. No action pending against the officer as inquiry continues.

Mabel Runion Behmin Armel Memorial Hospital Todlay Fay Seton Armel Diva Armel Mies Bunion

North Carolina Tourists Visit This City Today

A party of seventy four agricul turists from Rowan county North Carolina touring the Shenandoah Valley and visiting Washington died last evening in Harrisonburg Virginia where they were guests of Shenandoah Valley Inc. The group traveled by auto and stayed at the Winchester bunkhouse before touring apple plants and meeting local officials. They planned a three day stay in Washington with a free camping option for tourists. All members were men.

Rowan County N. C Shenandoah Valley Washington Rrisonburg Shenandoah Valley, Inc Harrisonburg Winchester Glass Andrew Bell Chamber of Commerce Winchester Cold Storage Corporation Apple National Fruit Product ‘Company Leesburg Loudoun County Frederick Capitol City

Taxicab Man Under Arrest

A warrant by H. T. Lacy of Texas charges Lucien Hodge with taking 30 dollars from the plaintiff while a passenger in a taxicab. Prosecuting Attorney Reardon asked for a 1000 dollar bond. The case will be heard in police court by Justice Worsley.

H. T. Lacy Texas Lucien Hodge Lacy Hodge Reardon Justice Worsley

Rum Runner Killed in Coast Guard Fire Near Rum Patrol

Antonio Piepro of Astoria N Y was killed when coast guards fired on the speedboat Linx II west of the Rumson Shoals light ship early today. The boat was captured with 500 cases of whiskey and a crew of five plus the dead man. Piepro is said to be the third rum runner killed near Asbury Park recently.

Asbury Park N. J Antonio Piepro Astoria N. Y

Prohibitionists Seek Women's Aid in Campaign

Kansas City dispatch reports Herman P. Faris of Clinton Missouri seeks women’s support for a national prohibition ticket. He criticizes funds in politics, notes Miss Marie C. Brehm of Long Beach California as vice presidential candidate, and says he is ready to speak anywhere anytime.

Associated Press Kansas City Herman P. Faris Clinton Yee Seeecane Mentio Farle Faris Marie C. Brehm Long Beach California

Hike Postponed To Sunday August 24 By Girls Association

The Girls Athletic Association postponed last Sunday’s hike to Sunday August 24. Members will depart from the club room at 6 00 pm and hike to the president Opal Robinson’s home two miles from town where breakfast will be cooked in the orchard. Sign up with Gertrude Schneider by Saturday noon to ensure sufficient food. They expect to return in time for church.

Girls’ Athletic Association Opal Robinson Gertrude Schneider

Local Men Fined For Operating Percentage Game

Lawrence Huff Harry M Henry Johnson Henry Roger Leafe and Ron Palmer were arrested at the Berryville Horse Show for operating a percentage game. Sheriff Smallwood filed the complaint through Commonwealth Attorney Joseph Moore. They were arraigned before Justice Crow and fined 100 dollars plus costs. 175 dollars in cash and all paraphernalia were confiscated with the sheriff taking half as informer.

Lawrence Huff Harry M. Henry Johnson Henry Roger Leafe Ron Palmer Berryville Smallwood Joseph Moore Crow

Staunton Wins The Reel Race At Harrisonburg

Staunton Virginia reel team won the reel race today at Harrisonburg during the State Firemen’s Association events. Their time was 27.1 seconds. Other races were run this afternoon.

Staunton Harrisonburg State Firemen's Association

City Business Property Sale by C T Wyndham

The property of C T Wyndham in the city is set for sale on August 30 under an advertisement published in Star. The notice lists the sale date and the owner.

C.T. Wyndham’s City Business

Lost messages and dispatch delays in Arctic flight

A fragmentary report notes delays in communications and radar patches as American and allied crews flew near the Arctic circle. It mentions Lieutenant Locatelli arriving from Italy and observers tracking messages from Greenland and Iceland.

Greenland Nelson Locat Locatelli Italy Ofte Washington Iceland Army Navy Halif Mie Arctic Circle

Rev. T. Dewey Visitation at Taneytown Md

Revered T. Dewey receives visitors including Mr and Mrs at Taneytown Maryland to pay respects to the late T H Ritter at his home on Main Street.

T. Dewey Bitte Taneytown Ate Visi T. H. Ritter

For Sale Three-Building Near Handley School

Water strata locating methods discussed by Wm H enour of Maurertons Virginia. Real estate note mentions three-building sale near Handley School and directs inquiries to Star Be Z at care of Star.

Wm. Henour Maurertons, Va Handley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Herbert Larrick Elks’ Society Standard Oil Co Frick Snappy Foundry, Inc Mid City Carolanna South Market Street Ek Ee Hart Addition Drumpany Franck Baker and Son J. M. Orndoff Alexander Barrie Robert Esas William Wheat Conrad Winchester Fair North Carolina Coast Guard The J. F. Sanderson Seo Scott’ Boyd Geo. Ayrina T. Dewey Ie Visieane
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