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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1927

Page

6

Virginia Education Commission Urges Modern Accounting

A Virginia education commission urges the State Board of Education to adopt a uniform modern accounting system for all school funds and monthly custodial reports. It warns that $11 million in indebtedness across counties and districts requires coordinated state action to curb waste and ensure taxpayers receive value from free education.

Seni Department State Department of Education Commission Boards of Supervisors State Board of Education State’ Board of Education Ithe Virginia Public Auttanita Unities State Board Brary State Library Library Department The Congress of Parents and Teachers Cooperative Education Association General Assembly Superintendent of Public Instruction

Lilliendahl Widow And Beach Are Gay En Route To Pen

Margaret T. Lilliendahl and Willis Beach, condemned for killing Dr A William Lilliendahl, began a ten year term as they traveled from Mays Landing to the state prison in a sheriff escorted ride. The mood remained light with conversation and laughter during the two hour trip.

Lilliendahl Pen Associated Press Trenton N. J Mike Mays Landing Margaret T. Lillendahl Willis Beach William Lilliendahl Cimino Atlantic County

Death summons Walter B Stine at Fort Collier

Erick County records note the death of Walter B Stine in Fort Collier before his marriage. A longtime Grace Lutheran Church member, he traced his lineage for generations. He unearthed a printed sermon by the late Rev. Dr. C P Krauth from the church burning era, republished by The Star for historical interest. Arrangements for Mr. Stine's funeral were forthcoming.

Erick County Lutheran Church Sting Grace Lutheran Church C P. Krauth Mount Hebron Cemetery The Star

Winchester Obituary Notes Local Clergy Leader

Word of a local pastor’s return to town marks the forthcoming completion of funeral arrangements. Mr. Stine, respected in Winchester and Frederick county, had many friends who will feel sorrow at his death and remember him for the confidence he inspired.

Neral Stine Winchester Frederick County

Thieves Rob a Filling Station at Vaucluse

County officers seek the thief or thieves who entered the Wm. M. Stickley filling station at Vaucluse on the Valley Pike. They pried a window, stole automobile tires accessories cigarettes and candy totaling several hundred dollars.

Wm. M. Stickley Vaucluse Valley -Pike

Seven Miners Die in Steritz Coal Mine Explosion

Johnston H. December 7 21 The bodies of seven miners killed last night in an air explosion or gas in the Steritz coal mine near here were brought to the surface today after all night work by three mine rescue teams.

Associated Press Johnston City Steritz Here

Stock Market Opens With Irregular Turmoil

New York December 21. Frequent shifts of speculative sentiment imparted widespread irregularity to today’s market. An opening burst of strength saw heavy accumulation of copper shares with nearly a dozen reaching their highest price in years. Call money rose from 4 to 4.5 percent.

Associated Press New York

Resurrection Failing Purnell’s Body Is Prepared For Burial

In Michigan on December 2 a self styled Seventh Messenger Benjamin Purnell’s body was taken from an undertaker’s hearse after a failed resurrection event. Frank Wyland, his bodyguard, followed the hearse as followers awaited a miracle that did not occur.

Purnell Associated Press Benton Warrior Mich Benjamin House of Davideony Hearst Frank Wyland Parnell Lazarus

15000 Bushels of Wheat and Elevator Swept By Flames

Fire at the D A Stickell and Sons grain plant in Hagerstown Maryland destroyed the grain elevator and 15000 bushels of wheat. The loss is estimated at 30600 to 40000 dollars and fully insured. The structure was a tall frame unit and the fire department sent 100 volunteers. The plant will resume operations during repairs.

Hagerstown D. A."stickell and Sons Carload

Divers to Attempt Submarine Hull Tap At Torpedo Room

Divers prepared to descend from the Falcon near Wood End to tap a hole in a submarine’s hull at the torpedo room and attach an air supply as rescuers pursued an underwater operation. Conditions varied from calm dawn to choppy seas and possible delays.

Falcon Tom Eadie Bushnell Larkadie Wood End

Lindbergh to Meet Mother in Mexico City Visit

The Lindberghs plan to greet their mother in Mexico City as Mrs. Lindbergh flies from Dallas toward the capital. Colonel Lindbergh, in Mexico a week, may depart for Central America after Christmas amid foggy forecasts along the Tampico coast.

Order of the “Eagle Lindborch Senos Fugrags Lindber Mexico Mexico City Charles A. Lindbergh Detina iMre Cindbergh Readiwane Valbuena Field Lindbergh Tampico Colonel Lindbergh Central America Dallas Texas Fivahgeline L. ‘Lindbergh Pétroit Col Charles A. Lindbergh

Virginia Farmers Convene Amid Debate and Resolutions

The Virginia farmers union, led by Claude Stickley and Harry Murphy, held sessions marked by businesslike informality and broad discussion. James Speed of Louisville spoke on an eye opening lecture. Resolutions favored a single statewide farmers’ organization, supported the Georgia Corporation Commission’s freight rate probe, and mourned the loss of purchasing agent L. J. McCartney.

Claude Stickley Harry Murphy L. M. Larrick James Speed Louisville Southern Agriculturist U Ontineraps Virginia F. E C. A. of State Corporation Commission L. J. McCartney

Many Many Medal: Housewife’s Flour Brand Adopts Pet Theme

A vintage advertisement extols a flour brand aimed at housewives noting a pet branding motif to attract buyers. The copy emphasizes ease of cooking and appealing to domestic shoppers.

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