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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1924

Page

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Demonstration in Staunton Marks Virginia Legion Auxiliary

The 6th annual Department convention of the Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion in Staunton elected Mrs. Baker president and Thomas J. Michie Jr. commander. A tribute to J. Wicker Jr. featured a watch and medal, with resolutions endorsing a draft law and a four aide plan from the National Guard.

Vir Staunton Wicker Danville Javo. Brownd Baker N. Heta Vention Baker Robert ¥. Gi Winchester Virginia J. d. Wicker, Jr Congress Angira Ginla National Guard sLion Kate ‘Ett Alexandria Ad” Od Frannie Barrett Kate R | Percett Aekee Pately Gov. Trutkie

Virginia Transportation Company Seeks Bus Operation License

The Virginia Transportation Company applies to the State Corporation Commission for authority to operate at least seven passenger bus lines with plans for extensive extensions and sight-seeing parlor cars from Richmond to Charlottesville and other cities. Hearings set for September as major railways and firms review the petition.

State Corporation Commission Richmond The Star Virginia Transportation Company Indianapolis Ind Louisa iRichmond Charlottesville Natural Bridge Luray Endless Oye Ase Wamsington D. C Nh Mapes Fassenger Lines Burkeville Fredericksburg Washington Culpeper Lynchburg Southern Botomac Sand Atlantic Coast Line Railways Cismont Motor Company Kion Motor Transit Corporation

Merchants to Close Stores on Labor Day Observance

A majority of the Retail Merchants association have voted to close their shops next Monday in observance of Labor Day. Banks and other businesses will also shut for the holiday.

10 Screen Stars At Empire Tonight And Tom Mix Saturday

The Empire shows 10 screen stars tonight with Tom Mix Saturday and nightly orchestra. Prices list 10c children, 16c balcony, 26c groundfloor for adults. Also mention of a Labor Day boat swim and fish at Castleman's Ferry with ship partners.

Empire Tom MIX Orchestra the Empire Ton Ana” Mantisbee Arte Castleman's Ferry Friendshipers

Handley School Opening for Winchester youths 1924

The Winchester schools open for the 1924 25 session on Monday September 8. New pupils may register September 2 3 and 4. Kindergarten and grades 1 3 register at Kerr. grades 4 6 and junior high at Hand ley Building. Students must show vaccination and disease clearance certificates. H S Duffey superintendent.

Winchester Kerrneg Nior Ter Handley Building

Special Attention for Advertisers in Labor Day Issue

The Evening Star notes no publication on Monday September 1, 1998, following its usual custom. The notice calls attention to SCRIBERS and advertisers about upcoming changes and room/apartment listings.

THE Evening Star

Legion Dance Follows Busy Afternoon of Farewell Event

Ally directed his attention to her denunciation of bout of feuds and S invoked his efforts in abating such feuds and punishing those guilty. After a busy afternoon, the Legion s and auxiliary relaxed and enjoyed the farewell dance last night, which Bundreds attended.

Ally Ping Bundreds

Field Day Meet Yields Several Notable Scores and Wins

Last Tuesday the field day meet at Harris playground produced several strong performances. Crowl led the 110 pound class with 25 points, Potts won the 95 pound class, and Scully topped the 80 pound division with 13 points. Crowl also swept events in throwing and running, while Potts claimed multiple firsts and seconds in running and throwing events. The day closed with a picnic on September 2 for attending children and their parents at Jolliffe's cabin.

Harris Piaveroasa Jack Crowl Fred Potts Thomas Scully Crowl Calvin John Scully G. Rodman J. Crown Scully Stully Maragat ‘Carper Habach Meege Potts Cather M. Lillis Charles Farmer Ace Potts Lilmy Mrt Carper Aboari Jung Homes Scully Harry Pore Taylor Simpson Aliicias ‘Bell Thomas Clyde Bowman Simpson Gietance Amy Yard h—Lowery Sheng Sa Ae “ Scully Jolliffe

Big Time For Everyone At The Firemen's Picnic

The Friendship Fire Company's picnic at Castleman's Ferry is set for Labor Day Monday September 1. Boating bathing fishing and dancing are featured as the town expects the largest crowd yet for the Shenandoah river outing. Bring a family dinner basket and join the crowd for a wholesome day of pleasure.

Friendship Fire Company Castleman's Ferry Shenandoah River Friendship Fire’ Company Friendship Boys

Amoco Station Ad Promotes Ethyl and Standard Gas Sales

An old classified notice from Standard Gas & Oil Supply Co promotes Amoco Standard Ethyl and Standard motor oils for sale. It lists location details as 8-25-1p-61 and references the AMOCO brand.

Standard Ethyl Standard Motor Oai Standard Gas & Oil Supply Co

Court to decide on Leopold Loeb murder case

Chicago August reports state attorney Crowe argued youth is not a valid defense in the Leopold Loeb murder case. Judge Caverly said he would study 1950 pages of exhibits before rendering judgment, asserting the trial remains the fastest in the county and stressing money motive beyond youth alibi.

Robert Court Ishan, Bee Richard Leche Robert Franks Crowe Ivy Bowman-Hulburt Chicago Robert E. Crowe John R. Caverly Nathan Leopold, Jr Richard Loeb Clarence S. Darrow Mr. Crowe Leopold Loeb

Winchester Man Led Atlantic City Hotel 600 Rooms

Charles W Spellman of Winchester is praised for managing the Haddon Hall and Chalfonte hotels in Atlantic City. A World War I veteran, he rose from clerk roles to assistant manager, guiding operations at Haddon Hall and coordinating 600 staff across the resort’s boardwalk complex.

Winchester Atlantic City Haddon Hall Charles W. Spellman Florida Spellman Charles Spellman Mamie Spellman Mr. Spellman Chalfonte Three Hundred and Twelfth Engineers Windsor Hotel

Senger To Preach Farewell Tonight At Court House Square

Louis G. Senger the redshirt evangelist will deliver his farewell sermon this evening at Court House Square assisted by Evangelist Deffelmeyer from Hagerstown Maryland. Local supporters urge hearing the truth and bid Winchester awaken to conditions while inviting all to attend. A Labor Day note promotes Castleman s Ferry events and nearby building lot ads accompany the notice.

Louis G. Senger Andant Old Winchester Senger Evangelist Deffelmeyer Hagerstown, Md

Family gathering at Castleman's Ferry on Labor Day

Uncles cousins and aunts meet at Castleman's Ferry for Labor Day celebrations with dancing swimming fishing and boating activities.

Castleman’s

Winchester Public Schools set to reopen September 8

The Winchester Public Schools prepare to start on Monday September 8 with expected enrollment growth. Superintendent Duffey released the 1924-25 faculty list including principals A M Jarman and Edna Eighmey, and numerous teachers across subjects. Rumer of a school band is denied though work on instrumental music continues.

Winchester Public Schools Duffey A. M. Jarman Edna Eighmey Bessie L Colsupe Music Gladys W. Solenberger Katherine Pannill Mary K. WuMek Mra Oe L. Bond Fr. Gannaway Gertrude Latin R. C. Leggeett Inane Cooper Harry Edith Wooten Clarice Ryland Lillian Smith Arie Kilby Elsie Proffitt Barwuer Daugherty Marguerite Good Annie Irby Boyer Evangeley Lena Barnett Ing Aft

McFaden Family Reunion At Warrenton Va

The family of the Rev Dr and Mrs F T McFaden held a August reunion at the Fauquier Institute in Warrenton Virginia while Dr McFaden spends his vacation. Attending were L C Caldwell Frances T McFaden Frank T McFaden Jr Natalie F Smith Frank Smith and family Mayo Jr Janette Bocock James H Smith family Phil S Smith Willis H Bocock and Rev Charles Friend. They plan to return to Winchester Thursday and Dr McFaden will preach at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning and evening.

F. T. McFaden Fauquier Institute Warrenton McFaden Winchester The Presbyterian Church

Questover Follies Third Annual Benefit

Third annual Questover Follies presented by the Junior Auxiliary on August 30 at Questover Terrace in Clarke county. Admission priced at 26 cents with 10 cents for additional charges. Produced under the direction of Catherine Harwell.

Questover Terrace Clarke County Catherine Harwell

Dupont Explosives Delivered by Truck Ad

Lost pair of glasses at the Fair Grounds or in the city may earn a $5 reward. Star Office notes a small ad for Army and Navy sale and quick service prices from dealer Wm J Gochenour in Maurer town.

W. Piccadilly Street Wm. J. Gochenour Maurertown Vame Fair Grounds City Star Office

Desirable Main St Store Room in Central Location

Middlings from Gold Medal Flour offered by Lye L. Hockman & Son. Describes a desirable main street store room, centrally located. References attorney Atty.-at-Law Bert Larrick. Includes filing or reference codes 28-1p-21 and 28-Lp-4t.

Kent Main St Herbert Larrick

Wyndham's City Business Property Sale Scheduled

The Wyndham city business property is slated for sale on August 30. A raid report noted in the Star newspaper references the sale and related details.

C. T. Wyndham’s City Business

Empire Theatre Delights Local Movie Fans All Summer

Moviegoers praise The Empire as the coolest place in town all summer with ample parking and a first class city orchestra. Patrons say the program is top notch and always worth the trip to the downtown venue.

the Empire Empire

Winchester fair draws crowds as events wrap up

The Winchester fair closed after a weekend of racing and exhibits. Winners included Miller, who claimed first on corn and first premium overall. Gedar, Creek von Dunn, and others taking notable awards. Attendance ranged high with dancing, an orchestra, and Footnote: entry fees discussed. rules and grounds arrangements debated by Feltner and local officials.

Winchester Groce Gedar Creek von Dunn Charles M. Baar Feltner Norfolk

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legionnaire Motor . Transportation Virginia Valley Handley School H. S. Duffey W. A. Baker AMOCO F. Feimburg Nuiel Shee Blt C. W. Spellman Friendship Fire Laddies Care Star Castleman’s Ferry Public Schools Warrenton, Va Questover Follies Dupont Explosives Army & ‘Navy Lye L. Hockman & Son Raid Minér Hal
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