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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1926
Page
5
A fragment reports Cecil Kellican of Baltimore and Inwood Berkley County is said to have died from a brain tumor after unsuccessful treatment. The brief mentions a young married man with ties to local families.
In Tallahassee on December 4 the Florida State College for Women reports feminism among students appears to be waning. Observers note fewer protests and more routine campus life as discussions shift to traditional roles and academics.
Readers glimpse a trend as students adopt masculine style. Women wear mannish suits with short skirts, vests, jackets, white shirts and bow ties. Boyish sweaters and striped stockings rise in popularity amid campus life.
Cornelius N Kline born March 8 1846 Winchester died November 28 in Middletown at 4 15 pm aged 80 8 21. Survived by wife Lucy Catherine Hoover and children Henry Newton Robert and M Earl Kline and daughter Elsie Fishpaw. 20 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He joined the Methodist Church early and lived a devout life.
The late John J. and Eliza Kline of Berkeley County West Virginia were laid to rest after services held Tuesday at Middle Town Methodist Church. Rev J Hupman led the rites with interment in Mt Hebron Cemetery Winchester. Pallbearers included J D Cooley O B Willey T J MeInturff E R Sperry WW Campbell and J B Lege. The couple lived since Civil War era and supported reconstruction efforts.
The School Board of Winchester Virginia will apply to the Common Council on January 4 1927 for permission to borrow from the Virginia Literary Fund the sum of 1000 at 4 percent to be paid back over ten years. A public hearing will be held for citizens to approve or disapprove. Funds will aid construction of a school building for the colored children in Winchester in cooperation with the Handley Board of Trustees.
Little Ann Douglas Creswell was discharged from Memorial Hospital after removal of tonsils and adenoids. She is at home with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Creswell and is doing nicely.
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