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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
2
Train No Ly A M 215 depicted with a Winchester district designation and HM initials in a historical rail notice. The fragment outlines a schedule or train identity tied to a specific line, with local code markings such as SENCINDIV. and HM.
The bank outlines concrete wall upgrades with steel lining and 80 wire mesh burglar system linked to alarms. Doors protect against drilling and torch damage while adding vault boxes and a reconfigured directors room on the second floor. A basements rest room for customers, cork floors, noise reducing ceiling treatment, and new storage vault space are planned to improve efficiency and service.
Hugh L. Taylor of Roanoke Virginia, a dining car waiter, was indicted by a Frederick County special grand jury. The case stems from a motorcycle collision near Kernstown that killed Atwell H. Guard, a Stephens City farmer, while he drove cattle with others. Bond remains set at 1000 dollars and the matter may be moved to the February term.
Brucetown Virginia December 6 The Gracetown School League held a meeting on Wednesday November 23 with an interesting and enjoyable session.
A brief program recounts talks by Rev. G W Gaither and Mr Walter R Talbot of Winchester. Students perform songs readings recitations and a dialogue on What is Thanksgiving reflecting credit on teachers Miss Tanquary and Miss Jobe.
The Star editorial urges unity with the newly elected Governor Lee Trinkle and all public officials for Virginia. It stresses cooperation among state leaders to fulfill duties, serve the public good, and place Virginia on a basis for which its people may be proud.
Wardensville warden R M Saville announces weekly tie inspections at Gainesboro and Back Creek Wednesday and Hogue Creek Thursday with ped restrictions. Sunday morning service continues despite snow storm drawing solid crowds.
The revival services at Valley Chapel on Martinsburg Pike continue with Sunday school moved to 10 a m and preaching at 11 on Sundays and 7 p m. Evening services are held nightly at 7 30 with many conversions reported.
A weekly list shows letters remaining unclaimed at Winchester Virginia post office for the week ending December 3, 1921. Recipients must pay one cent per letter: J B Cornwell, L J Hall, Ralph Johnson, Clementine Lemley, Arthur Mason, Miss Myrtle Miller, C L Patterson, J W Sibert Post Master.
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