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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
4
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Winchester to welcome the 1921 Virginia Horticultural Society convention led by Charles W Y president of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce with help from fruit growers led by Mr RR DuShane. Chamber pledges $1,000 with local support to ensure a successful event.
The Boy Scouts held a well attended weekly meeting with a song screen and regular orchestra. They stage a cake sale at the scout building before Christmas, offering over 100 homemade cakes at fair prices. Hugh McKee leads the tree sale with donated trees. Pinckney Arthur chairs seating and is elected athletics cheerleader. James F. Ritter announces The Trail book delivery soon for those who ordered.
Hundreds of devoted husbands and fathers omit a solemn duty and leave heirs tangled in business troubles. Name Shenandoah Valley National Bank as executor and trustee to ensure in their interest competent estate management. Consult your lawyer about will preparation. Shenandoah Valley National Bank.
The article portrays Constantine as self-promoting and pro German, citing his calls for sympathy with Berlin, urging attacks on French and Italian forces, and claiming sole responsibility for Greece's wartime stance. It notes his 1915 push for a German alliance and his ongoing correspondence with Berlin.
Poem reflects on past honesty as a fading memory. Speakers admit they and others lied about cars and feats, joking about the old tin boats, rusted autos, and tinkering work. The piece questions conscience, nostalgia, and social pretenses in a playful, satirical tone.
The troop will share Christmas activities including Santa duties and a morning service at Christ Church with music and a breakfast for officers. A New Year dance and a Capon River trip follow, with Deputy Rosenberger and Executive Potts in charge. National and local leaders will install H Russell Potts as scout executive and Paul L Massey as scout master on January 7.
A Christmas feature notes trees and cakes imitate themes from The Trail. The brief item highlights seasonal decorations and festive treats drawn from the same inspiration as the newspaper’s holiday page.
J Vaughn Gary counsel for the State Tax Board met Danville officials over a 20 percent cut by the Board of Review reducing assessments from 15 million to 12 million dollars. The Board may withdraw the order, with A W Taylor poised to change his vote, avoiding court action but risking statewide confusion if sustained.
A newborn daughter named Carolin arrived yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs at Neffstown. Both mother and child are reported doing well.
Washington reports crop values for 1920 show a total of 9.15 billion dollars for the important farm crops, down from 14.09 billion last year. Acreage falls to 351.06 million acres. corn and oats rise while spring wheat and other crops vary. The apple crop reaches 240.646 million bushels valued at 271.98 million. Also notes drill meeting for 1920 participants at Friendship Hall with instruction on high Browning auto machine gun rifle.
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