Winchester and Western execute timetable note
Short timetable notice records a 6.00 a.m. Tuesday July 6 1921 import from Winchester and Western with unspecified details.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1921
Page
2
Short timetable notice records a 6.00 a.m. Tuesday July 6 1921 import from Winchester and Western with unspecified details.
In a Washington speech the writer urges nations to scrap airships submarines and poisonous gases while keeping dreadnaughts. He argues peace depends on self restraint and domestic reform including 5 million Christian home guards and scrapping costly victory monuments to aid veterans.
Alexander Spottswood Dandridge of Winchester Virginia is recorded as born December 17 under the care of marines. The short notice identifies the infant with veterans service context and local records.
Stephens City Virginia December reports Rev and Mrs Charles Adey visiting Mr and Mrs W. J2 Lam from Harrisonburg spent weekend with brother Tom Lam. Mack Hook sold Spring Dale mill at Bartonville to North Carolina buyer and will be missed. Mr and Mrs Frank Shenk returned from Florida.
Grimes Va December notes report Dr C B Harlee of Winchester will speak Friday at 2 o clock on mouth hygiene at Woodbine School. Loring Nesmith and wife welcome a baby boy named Charles Adison. A three inch snow fell last Tuesday and melted quickly. Postoffice Inspector Dunbar and Winchester postmaster Sibert visited on business. Donald Finfrock hospitalized with typhoid fever.
The Automobile Club of Maryland adopted resolutions supporting a one cent per gallon gasoline tax. State officials sponsoring the bill expect swift passage and anticipate it becoming law. Merchants and Manufacturers' Association plans a future meeting to discuss the proposal. John N. Mackall, head of the State Roads Commission, expressed strong optimism about the levy.
The War Department released National Guard figures as of November 30 showing Virginia with 2,565 recognized of 3,875 authorized and Arkansas with 1,681 of 2,041. Virginia’s percentage stands at 66, five percentage points above the national average of 61 percent.
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