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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
3
Public invited to a Red Cross meeting at Branson's School House on Friday at 7 30 p m with Rev Clarence Woods of Winchester addressing the gathering. Songs and recitations to follow. Food and drinks available after the program. Admission free. 13 31.
A noted skin specialist says Mentho-Sulphur clears up ugly broken skin and eczema quickly by its germ destroying properties. The preparation heals irritations on face neck or body and leaves skin clear and smooth. a small jar is available at any drug store and used like cold cream.
Daily Star reports today's local wholesale prices across grains hay and straw including barley corn meal flour middlings and bran with ranges for local wheat flour and rabbit meat noting minor typographical errors in the listing.
Major Roszel, formerly with the Quartermaster Department, has been transferred to the Army Military Intelligence Division. He served in France for over a year with the American Expeditionary Force and returned to join the Officers Reserve Corps. The War Department based the transfer on his overseas record.
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a quick remedy for hard or soft corns and corns between the toes. It claims instant pain cessation and easy removal with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents.
The Winchester High School Alumni Association schedules its annual banquet for December 27 at a local hotel with a dance at Rouss Hall afterward. Two toasts are planned by Dr. C. J. Smith of Roanoke College and M. M. Lynch former Superintendent of Schools. The committee includes J. H. Roe Harry McCann W. KF Shr yock and H. S. Duffey.
A shower on South Market Street celebrated Miss Elizabeth Ebersole marrying Mr Lows H. Grimm recently in Baltimore. Guests brought many gifts. the event featured a delightful evening and served refreshments.
Mrs. Frank L. Grnng, secretary of Gen. Turner Ashby Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy, reports a letter from Supt. W. C. Herbert of Lee Camp Soldiers Temple Richmond thanking the chapter for a Thanksgiving turkey dinner. The veterans appreciated the kind remembrance and enjoyed the meal.
Mr. H B McCormack hosted a dinner for boards of three regional companies. Guests included directors from the Virginia Woolen Company Winchester Milling Company and Berkeley Woolen Company Martinsburg W V and New York representatives. McCormack serves as president of Winchester Milling and general manager of the other two firms.
Miss Eliza Diffenderter entertained guests on a Tuesday evening at her home, hosting a social gathering with friends and neighbors in the community. Gifts and conversation shaped the event as attendees enjoyed hospitality at the residence.
A fragmentary verse portrays a writer outraged by stamp theft and postal crime. He claims to draft marines to guard the mails and threatens violence against thieves, describing a fortified home and a gun-wielding guardian stance. Copyright notice ends the piece.
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