Council puts out vote on Op to voters
The council last night set the date for the election on November 7. The move aims to put the operation proposal before voters for approval.
26 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1922
Page
1
The council last night set the date for the election on November 7. The move aims to put the operation proposal before voters for approval.
Winchester City Council passes an ordinance to hold a November election on issuing bonds worth 200000 to fund water and sewer system extensions and improvements. The measure, with a 43 4 percent interest rate, will be retired via a sinking fund. A quorum issue delayed proceedings but all eight members voted for final passage.
Soft coal users may get supplies this fall and winter while hard coal miners and operators remain at a stalemate. A local coal firm reports 24 years of supply from a partner and says pumps have kept mines working, disputing claims that mines cannot reopen for weeks after a strike ends.
The auto polo chariots arrived late last night at the association grounds. With iron frames and protective guards they look like a skeleton dreadnaught. Four drivers and four players camp on site as crowds gather to view these death defying amusements.
Professor W H McIlwee of Keyser West Virginia will lead the singing and sing a solo tomorrow morning at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs Randolph K. Odgen, a member of a prominent Clarke county family, is dead at her Berryville home according to word received. The notice appears amid local ads including Hotel Carolana at 18 S Market St offering luxurious rooms from $1.00.
Seats on sale for the musical comedy "Mary" at the Empire Theatre directed by Geo. M. Cohan. September 6 opening. first day of sale sold nearly one hundred seats. Call Bell Phone 325 to reserve.
Orchard Supply Co announces third run of specially made picking crates ready for distribution. Last car this season. buy now while stock lasts.
Ford Motor Company will shut Highland Park Dearborn and River Rouge plants on September 16 because coal supplies are exhausted. The closure affects more than 50 000 workers directly, with 185 000 Ford employees impacted nationwide. Fuel will only suffice to keep furnaces warm and resumption date is unknown.
Homer Wrench, said to have served time in Atlanta and known in New York and Atlantic City, was arrested at Estes Park, Colorado, tied to a Miami $120000 confidence game. Authorities linked him to the arrest of 34 alleged members of a million dollar ring in Denver yesterday.
Fifteen crewmen of the French dreadnaught France are missing after the ship struck a rock and capsized today near Paris. The vessel, completed in November 1912, is 544 feet long with a crew of 1,108.
Miss Lucy F. Kurtz announces more homes are needed in city and county for Confederate veterans and guests visiting for the Grand Gamp reunion. The committee urges residents to offer beds or cash to lodge veterans, with Monday morning as the target deadline.
Public notice states household goods to be sold Monday at 10 o clock cash terms. The sale is set for 16 8 Kent Street as listed in the local Public Notices section.
The Virginia National Guard units from Winchester and Staunton returned Friday from a two week camp at the state rifle range in Virginia Beach. Major Barton led rifle and pistol instruction with Capt. Grimm in command of the battalion. A crowd welcomed the soldiers at the station with cheers after a long train ride.
Olivia Dellinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Luther Dellinger is ill with typhoid fever at the family home in Dodson Maryland. The parents and child were visiting relatives in the Shenandoah Valley about a month ago, as reported by aunt Mrs William Lupton of Fairmont Avenue.
New York reports a renewed battle as rail leaders and shop workers realign to back a prolonged strike. W A Ryan of the carmen’s brotherhood vows a decisive victory, while B M Jewell signals continued action. Firemen in Slater Missouri refuse to move trains due to dangerous equipment, prompting guard patrol demands.
A radio message from Donald B. McMillan reports that the Baffin Land expedition, which departed Boston a year ago aboard the Bowdin, is on its way home via Fogo Island. He says the trip has been fine and all is well.
J W Burriss of Henderson Kentucky and four family members died when their car was struck by a railroad train at Haubstadt Indiana two miles south of Princeton. The accident occurred on August 26 and involved five fatalities.
An order entered in the Corporation Court names Miss Hilda Y. Forney as deputy commissioner of revenue at the request of J. L. Maphis, commissioner.
Mrs Nina Long wife of J F Long and daughter of James B Marcus a Clarke county farmer died Thursday in Winchester Memorial Hospital Her funeral will be at home that evening. Also classified notices include a lost tire reward listing and a sale of household items with cash terms.
J J Orebaugh offers piano tuning and player action work as a specialty. Based in Stephens City and Rice’s Music Store in Winchester, the notice highlights skilled piano service and local availability.
Under the will of the late Walter T. Gore who was killed on his farm last fall the Shenandoah Valley National Bank trustee sold Gore's realty at public auction in front of the Court House. Three tracts totaling about 313 acres including orchard land, a home farm and timber land were sold for 15000, 26500 and 27000 dollars respectively to Thomas Newton Cather and John W. Rosenberger with bank trustees and officials present. The sale suggests Frederick County land remains steady in value despite broader market concerns.
Ten additional mining firms signed the Cleveland agreement at United Mine Workers headquarters in Pittsburgh and will resume operations immediately. President Fagan announced that about 250 district companies, employing roughly 35 percent of regional miners, have signed since the agreement. Many mines plan to hire more workers than usual.
Peking Aug 26 Gunboats of foreign powers led by the US steamer Isabel under Rear Admiral Bullard are ordered to the Yangtze gorge district to exterminate disorganized soldiers firing on foreign merchant vessels.
Estate offers late Mrs Shepherds home at 29 West Cork Street for auction on Saturday September 2. Seven rooms with cellar bath gas and electric lighting. Located in center city with details read from the notice.
Laborers wanted immediately for trenching and laying gas mains. Pay rate two dollars per day. Apply at Gas Office, 21 West Piccadaily Street.
Yesterday Mt. Jackson fell 7 to 0 as the Sandyites built an early lead and never looked back. Weems doubled and scored on Norris’s homer, while Schrider dominated Mt. Jackson with strong pitching. Legge, Donald, and Weems stood out in the field as Winchester’s four runs came late in the eighth.
Rice's Jazz Orchestra from Pa has been touring New York City dates and will perform at the Winchester fair grounds next week. They played a dance at Jordan Spring last night.
Mrs Frances Virginia Boxwell aged years, wife of Neil R. E., native of Frederick County, died yesterday in Burg, West Virginia from rhythmiatism and applications at a new home. Funeral will be private and held at 9 o clock Sunday morning in Martinsburg.
James M Cox, former Democratic nominee for the presidency, dined with Lloyd George and Col. E. M. House in London. He warned that unless America acts immediately in European affairs, Germany and Europe face ruin, and that the fate of the world rests in American hands.
The article notes that job opportunities for women will begin at a canning plant during the first week of September. It mentions NATIONAL FRUITS PRODUCT CO located on Fairmont Ave in Winchester Virginia. The notice shows employment details and location.
Brief note for readers about a baseball Monday in Winchester. Mentions return to winter residence Kerst Street October 1 and advertises supplies including hedge shade fruit trees shrubs roses and vines from J Frank Bayliss Capon Lake Inn West.
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