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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1920

Page

4

The Evening Star Publishing Notice Summary

The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia outlines publishing details including daily except Sunday, address, and subscription rates by mail and carrier. It notes Associated Press rights and directs communications to The Star Publishing Company rather than individuals.

The Evening Star Publishing Co Winchester Virginia Poema Associated Press Star Pubishing Company Offce

New Year Thrift Pledge Poem by Walt Mason

A verse lampoons holiday spending as the year ends. It jokes about wasteful gifts and the vow to curb carnivalesque spending in the coming year, urging self denial and retrenchment as New Year approaches.

MS White Mear Walt Mason

Chaloner Promotes Free Picture Show Scheme

A local proposal by John Armstrong Chaloner to establish a free picture show on his farm aims to counter rural monotony and attract residents to town life. The plan includes selling Red Cross Seals at each event to support a charitable cause.

Charlottesville John ‘Armstrong Chaloner Hasi Inn Citita

Chaloner promotes back-to-farm movement through film shows

The article praises Mr Chaloner for his social efforts to revitalize rural life. It highlights his latest venture a moving picture exhibition as a vehicle to attract people to farming and support the welfare of neighbors.

Pan Chaloner Ufe

Steel concerns to cut wages in Coatesville

The Coatesville works of Midvale Steel and Ordnance and Lukens Steel posted notices declaring wage reductions effective January 1. Common labor will drop from 40 to 30 cents per hour, with other worker classes taking similar proportional cuts.

Associated Press Coatesville Coatesville Works Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company Lukens Steel Company

Augusta Glass Weds Robert Allen in Lynchburg

Miss Augusta Glass eldest daughter of Senator and Mrs Carter Glass of Lynchburg became the bride of Robert McClannahan Allen of Roance on Thursday. The ceremony was held in Lynchburg. Mr Avion is an architect and served as a lieutenant in the French army during World War I.

Augusta Glass Youneer Senator Carter Glass Lynchbure Robert McClannahan Allen Roance Avion

Penitentiary Awaited for Staunton Man

Harry Hart a 21 year old Black man was convicted last Saturday after a second trial for an attack on a girl three days earlier. He was sent to Richmond Friday to await execution in the electric chair on February 18 at the state penitentiary.

Staunton Harry Hart Wile Gir Richmond State Penitentiary

Tariff Bill Aims to Halt Dumping of Farm Goods

A bipartisan special committee from agricultural states agreed on a tariff bill to curb dumping of agricultural products and wool. The measure, lasting one year, would be reported to the conference for adoption and urged for immediate House passage ahead of broader tariff revisions.

Associated Press Washington Congress

Will clause urges choosing bank as executor to ease heirs

A domestic advisory urges readers to name Shenandoah Valley National Bank as executor and trustee to prevent heirs from tangled business duties. It stresses consulting a lawyer for will preparation and notes the bank’s long-standing status since 1866 “Where Savings Are Safe.”

Shenandoah Vallye National Bank A.suring Shenandoah Valley National Bank

Gregory Strode and Virginia Strode Wed in Virginia

Gregory Strode of Tawerence and Miss Virginia Strode of Stephens City Va married on November 18 at Chawverowns. The couple plans to reside in Baltimore.

Tawerence Gregory Virginia Strode Stephens City Chawverowns Baltimore

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