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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1920
Page
3
Sale of Crepe de Chine and Voile Waists Reported
Mr Heller attended a sale featuring Crepe de Chine fabrics priced at 63 19 per yard and waists in voile and silk offerings. Items include Voile Waists 98 cents to 1 69 and Silk Me Tricolette at 3 19 with savings cited as worth up to several dollars.
Stork Visits and Local Visits Reported in Stephens City
Stephens City notes a series of social visits and family news. Mr W Miller and daughter and Mrs Grace Rutherford of Martinsburg joined friends for a Sunday gathering. The stork delivered a baby at J and Mrs Harry Carbaugh’s home. Annie Carbaugh returned from Mt Sidney. Visits include Mrs C O Henton Harrisonburg, Mrs Le A Rust, Fred Parker Watford VA, Rosa Follin Hellville VA, Mrs J W Par Berryville, and Mrs A W Doggett. Fred Lemley spent days in Winchester. Caroline Lemley visited sister Mrs Clare Smallwood in Berryville. Rev F A Strother improving after illness. Stork also visited Mr and Mrs Krumpe, delivering a baby girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
C. O. Henton
Harrisonbure
le A. Rust
Fred Parker
Watrford
Rosa Follin
Hellville
J. W. Par
Berryville
A. W. Doggett
Fred. Lemley
Winchester
Caroline Lemley
Clare Smallwood
F. A. Strother
Stork
Krumpe
Local Notes From Wadesville Area
Dec. 134 Miss Pidgeon had her tonsils removed at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. Ferman Braser returned from Charlestown. Miss Carrie McAboy attended the Cross Roads social, accompanied home by her sister Miss Della McAboy and Ethel Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. John Grubbs of Marnebury visit. Raymond Boden visited the Lege home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McAboy visited Stephensson. Mrs. B R Curtis and son Albert visited from Luray. Paul Carter was a recent visitor to the J E t home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadesville
Pidgeon
Winchester Memorial Hostal
Ferman Braser
Charlestown
Carrie McaAboy
Cross Roads
Pridny Ht
Della McAboy
Cross “Roads
Ethel Reynolds
Benezer School
John Grubbs
Marneburay
Raymond Boden
John Lege
Harry McAboy
Jas
In Memoriam for Mrs Sallie Farmer in Carpers Valley
A memorial note from Carpers Valley Virginia dated December 13 recalls the death of Sallie Farmer six months past and honors her memory with verses about a loving mother. Local social items report visits by Page Lewis family, Bettie WeCarry on Sunday and Alma Adams with Robert Rosenberger. The Community League of Carpers Valley plans a December 23 meeting at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Farmer
Carpers Valley
Page Lewis
Isaac Adams
Millwood
Bettie ‘WeCarry
Henry Grim
Winchester
Ane. Carper
Rank Clark
Crider
Community Christmas Tree Plans for Frederick County
The Chamber of Commerce and Boy Scouts coordinate with Red Cross Handley Schools and local groups to light a large electric Christmas tree in front of the Court House on Christmas Eve. Musicians and church choirs will gather the night before to sing carols as the mayor switches on the lights. A meeting Tuesday at 5 pm will finalize plans with Red Cross Boy Scouts Handley Schools Girls Athletic Association Women’s Civic League American Legion King’s Daughters and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts, Redross
Wiichester
Frederick County
Court House
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Handley Schools
Girls’ ‘Athletic Association
Women's Civic League
American Legion
The
King’s Daughters
Santa Claus
Daeass Appeal for Daily Donations to Chamber Office
A plea requests readers to cooperate with a drive for daily donations. Contributions may be left at the Chamber of Commerce office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daeass. Heswill
Chamber of Commerce
Politician Defends Mine Strike Policy and Troop Use
Governor John Cornwell defends his handling of the Matewan era strike in Mingo County. He denies private gunmen and asserts federal troops aid calmer conditions while state police and a new sheriff prepare for future trouble. He argues no active armed guards are employed and calls for preventing civil war and reducing violence as the strike continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Cornwell
William Cornwell
Winchester
As Andr Aw Xh
New York
Matewan. Y
Feltz Detective Agency
Williamson
Mingonty
Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
Federa
Mingo
Publi
United Mine Workers
Mingo Field
Fom
Nitrate of Soda Good for Fruit
Gordon G. Brown horticulturist at Hood River Experiment Station has completed a compilation on the use of nitrate of soda for fruit. The report, from Hood River Oregon, dated December 3, outlines findings and recommendations from the latest horticultural study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hood River
Ore
Gordon G. Brown
Hood River Experiment Station
Tuberculosis Seals Aid Virginia War on Disease
Dr Roy Fannigan representing Frederick County and Winchester announces the Virginia Tuberculosis Association reports 648 fewer deaths from consumption in Virginia this year compared with five years ago. Six thousand people were examined in free clinics across 17 counties, with many on the road to recovery. Clinics will expand statewide as funding supports local tuberculosis needs with half of proceeds staying in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fannigan
Frederick County
Winchester
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Virginia
Charity Drive Promotes Xmas Seats for the Needy
A charity campaign urges buying Christmas seats to aid those unable to help themselves. Community organizers frame participation as a privilege and call for widespread support.
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Tle
Mr. Heller
Georgette
Etta and
Annie Grim
Wadeslle
Lyn Farnum
Selig
Viola Dana
Haw
W. Va
Care Star
Oglesby Real Estate Agency, Inc
Lynchburg
Brown
Spitzenere
Newtowns
Brow
Carmel Myers In
Leona
Carmel Myers
Jack Gardner
Land of Long Shadows
the People’s Drug Co
North Main St
Mark Gross
Ondon
J. M. Orndoff
Brass
R. M. Swimley
White Reed Baby
Market St
G. W. Fritts
Wine St
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