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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1924
Page
2
Clyde Pingley, 18, was jailed last week for soliciting liquor sales in the locality. Held by Justice Worsley, the case concerns violating state prohibition by offering liquor for sale. He allegedly approached a pool hall patron and offered liquor at three dollars per quart with discounts for bulk purchases.
A man reported the incident to police which led to the arrest of Pingley for soliciting liquor sales. He denies the charge claiming to be 19, while the case would go to Juvenile Court if the boy is under 18.
Irene and Elizabeth McCartney spent the day in Nineveh on Wednesday, detailing a quiet local excursion in Nineveh News Notes from Nineveh, Virginia.
Mr and Mrs Julian Steele and family spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Steele s parents Yar and Mrs Frai K Weaver Mrs Robert Johnston has returned from Winchester Memorial Hospital much improved Miss Bassline McKay of Manassas is visiting her sister Mrs Hubert McKay Mr Lemuel Grim of Cedarville spent time in the village today Mr and Mrs Hubert woman and family visited their uncle C C McKay on Sunday Mr Onie Fox and family moved to Front Royal Tuesday Mr Russell Nevilet and daughter were in Front Royal Wednesday Miss Grow is visiting Miss Lipe of Browntown Dr R W Miller and son R W Miller III motored from Hagerstown and spent Thanksgiving with their cousins at Wheatland Benjamin Massey was in the village on Saturday
The Levi Miller farm of 75 acres near Opequon, Jefferson County, was sold at public auction on Saturday. W. E. Guthridge, a retired Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer from Middletown, purchased the property for $1. Miller owned the farm for 54 years before his recent death.
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