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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1922

Page

2

Burnt Factory Church News Notes Extends Holiday Plan

In Burnt Factory Virginia on December 19 the M. E. Church South Bruce town circuit held its third quarterly conference. Reports were generally positive though some arrears. Local highlights include Red Bud school closure due to diphtheria and Matthew Boyce's pork and turkey ventures. A light snow blanketed the area, with a Christmas program planned at 10 o clock Sunday morning followed by a sermon and treats. Rev W Langon to preach. Public invited.

Burnt Factory M. ©. Church South Brucetown Red Bud Mary Crisman Winchester Virginia Pauline Hoffman E. Harbaugh Washington Matthew Boyce Lulu Lilly Tae W. Langon

Bryarly Civic League Holds Open Meeting At School

The Bryarly Civic League met at the school building in Albemarle County on Thursday night with Rev. Robert Nelson of Winchester speaking on cooperation. County Agent James R. Dushane urged club work for boys and girls and noted pig and poultry clubs as key projects. Ellsworth and Madelene Orndoff won prizes for pigs at Berryville and Winchester fairs. A local talent play is planned for January under school supervision, with the next meeting set for January 18.

Albin Bryarly Civic League Robert Nelson Winchester Nelson James R. DuShane DunShane Berryville Winchester Fair the Ridge School

Bear's Emulsion offered to fight consumption and weak lungs

An advertisement promotes Bear's Emulsion as a natural remedy to rebuild strength and resistance against diseases like tuberculosis. It claims to aid digestion, improve appetite, and help the body throw off germs, with a refund guarantee and pricing at $1.25 from John D. Bear Co in Clearbrook, Virginia.

Bear

Opequon Local Notes Highlights Visits and Illness

Opequon Va December notes list the 8 service on Friday night the 22nd and welcoming relatives Mr and Mrs Jesse Carpenter. Eunice May Garrett is ill with pneumonia under Dr Glass care. Mrs Grover Kidwell improves after Memorial Hospital treatment. 更多 visitors include Linden Singhass and James Brill and Bernie Miller in Sunday calls.

Opequon Opequon Sc Jesse Carpenter Robert Garrett Eunice May Glass -Tie Grover Kidwell Memorial Hospital Linden Singhass James Brill Bernie Miller Rent Suny Welton Landacre Fawcett Gap

Canterburg community notes and social updates

Mrs. Howard White and two children from Refuge visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Cave near Canterburg. Faye Clemons of Gore traveled to Washington and Richmond for postal workers events. Mrs. William DeHaven of Gainesboro moved to Mount Jackson. L. J. Cave on business in Pennsylvania. J. C. Hale and Mrs. Hale with relatives in Washington. Alfred Orndorff improving after illness. Pat Madigan has taken over Elizabeth Ewing's farm. Faye Clemons and family again with the Hales in White Post. Ashby Perry and Emma Kate Ewing with Miss Emma Kate Ewing in Winchester. Daniel Grim of Cedarville visiting Mrs. Ashby Perry. Fairview Sunday school to hold Christmas entertainment during holidays.

Canterburg Howard White Refuge L. J. Cave Near Here Faye Clemons Gore Washington Richmond William DeHaven Gainesboro Mount Jackson Pennsylvania J. C. Hale White Post Frank R. Hesse Alfred Orndorff Pat Madigan Elizabeth Ewing Ashby Perry Emma Kate Ewing Winchester Daniel Grim Cedarville Fairview

Farmers' Union Members Thank The Star for Coverage

The Farmers' Union members thank The Star for publicity and a full accurate account of the Winchester convention proceedings.

the Star Farmers’ Union Winchester Member

Stockholders Meeting Notice for The Commercial and Savings Bank

The annual meeting of stock holders will be at Odd Fellows Hall corner Market and Water on Tuesday January 9 1923 at 11 o clock a m for the election of directors and other business John I Sloat cashier

the Commercial and Savings Bank Odd Fellows’ Hall Market and Water Sts

Norfolk and Western Schedule April 30 1922

Train timetable notes from Norfolk and Western dated April 30 1922 list routes and times. No. 18-6.07 a m to Bristol via LV Berryville intermediate stops. No. 1-3.45 p m to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton and intermediates with Roanoke connection to Memphis south. No. 87-6.538 p m to Shenandoah intermediate stations. No. 14-7.36 p m parlor car to Philadelphia. No. 2-11.38 p m Pullman sleeper to Philadelphia and New York. For schedule and reservations contact Virginia or W C Saunders, Gen. Agent, Roanoke.

Bristol Pullmas Broiler Roanokq Blue Pat Se Seem Eeerens Pullman Hageratoga Philadelphia Pullman Philadel New York Ap Ae Ee Va W. C. Saunders Gen. Agt Roanoke

Frederick County Virginia closes pheasant and turkey season

At a December 4 meeting of the Board of Supervisors held in the Clerk's Office of the Frederick County Circuit Court the hunting season for pheasants turkeys and deer was closed in specified Frederick County Virginia territory. The affected areas include Sack Creek road west from Gore to West Virginia line Northwestern road from Gore to Hayfield Fountain Road from Hayfield to Warensville Grade via Capon Prings to Back Creek Road.

Board of Superisors Frederick County Irginia Virginia Sack Creek Gore West Virginia Hayfield Fountain Road Warensville Back Creek

Wanted Clean Cotton Rags at Star Office

Classified note seeks clean cotton rags for reuse. Contact Star Office for details on pickup or drop-off arrangements.

Star Office Jp-t

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