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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1921

Page

2

Christmas Services at Centenary Church

Centenary Church and its Sunday school present a four service Christmas Day program. An early 6 am service features carols and a Christmas message from the pastor, followed by a 9:45 am Sunday school study, an 11 am reg ular church service with a Christmas oration, and a 7 pm program by the Sunday school. Decorations are praised as beautiful and the church invites all to share in the joyous day.

We Church Reformed Church Centenary SUSTO Teh Weigt

Soldier's Tale Denounced by Colonel Opie

Staunton Virginia December 22 Major Hierome L Opie who commanded the Third battalion 116th Infantry in France called testimony before a Senate committee deliberately untrue alleging a Major Opie shot two soldiers without trial He criticized Scott as a skulker for serving in another outfit and being in his fighting line.

Staunton Hierome L. Opie 116Th Infantry France Senate Opiey Scott Opie

Opie defends army record amid rumors during inquiry

Major Opie, wounded and awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, Legion of Honor, and Croix de Guerre, rejects rumors about his conduct. He offers to testify to the investigating committee. He denies Henry L. Scott’s claim that Opie shot a sergeant and a private, calling it a figment of imagination.

Opie Eith 116Th Infantry Henry IL. Scott Kenmore Ohio Opley Verdun Scott

Virginia Governor Urges Aid for Jewish War Sufferers

Governor Davis issues a proclamation requesting Virginians to donate to the American Jewish Relief Committee campaign to aid European Jews suffering from war. He cites refugees maimed and starving and sets Virginia’s quota at just over $200,000 toward a national goal of $14.9 million to help winter relief.

Davis Virginia America Europe American Jewish Relief Committee United States

Armel News Notes Reflect Local Movements and Events

In Armel Virginia, locals report visitors and shifts including James Armel of Winchester stopping by, J M Dix holiday travel, and Red Cross activity at Handley Library. Churches readied Christmas exercises at Macedonia M E Church South while residents relocate farms and workers move between Stevens City and Rockland.

Frederick County American Red Cross Handley Library Winchester Beulah Ramsburg Darkesville W. Va Macedonia M. E. Church South Clinton Rhodes Reardon Rockland Snapp Williams Stephens City Rhodes Charles Price Johnstown G. D. Gray G. W. Haymaker J.B. Hupman J. W.newcome S. T. Dellinger Earle Dellinger Lester Price C. D. Price and Son Lawrence Price J. W. Newcome Jacob Deavers

Popular County Couple Weds at Home Ceremony

Miss Bessie DeHaven of Gainesboro married Harry W. Stoller of the county in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Shull on National Avenue. Rev W H Sampsell of the United Brethren Church officiated as the Shull home served as the venue during the moving of the officiating clergyman and his family.

Bessie DeHaven Gainesboro Harry W. ‘Stoller Arthur. Shull National Avenue W. H. Sampsell United Brethren Church

Bride and groom from county to wed with farm ties

The bride, a daughter of Mrs. Lavinia DeHaven, and the bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Stotler, both move household effects from National Avenue to a home on a street as they prepare for marriage. The groom is a farmer by trade.

National Avenue Lavinia DeHaven James F. Stotler

Christmas Holiday Observed By Businesses On Monday

Due to Christmas falling on Sunday the 25th, Monday the 26th will be observed as a holiday with no Star issue. Banks close but general mail delivery and collection continue. custom observed since The Star’s founding.

Infant dies of pneumonia in East Piccadilly home

David Hamilton Eagle Jr. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Eagle died at 6 am after several days illness of pneumonia. Funeral held at 3 pm from the Eagle residence with Rev. Clarence Woods presiding. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The child was born in October and the mother is formerly Miss Mabel Schaffeneaker of Capon Bridge West Virginia.

David Hamilton Eagle, Jr David H. Eagle Addie Hamilton Ritter East Piccadilly Street George H. Eagle South Main Street Clarence Woods Centenary Reformed

Local Market Prices Quoted by Buyers

Daily wholesale price report shows items such as country butter and creamery butter quoted for today. Prices listed include butter at 35 to 45 cents, butter fat, and young chickens. ham values range around 25 to 30 cents.

Star MGM Ye Bis Sale Eborewe Camenac

Local Market Prices and Commodities Report

Local market listings show prices for flour corn meal buckwheat and related goods. Butter, eggs and poultry items are listed with varying per unit or per barrel prices, reflecting regional demand and seasonal adjustments.

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Bill approves 20 million relief for starving Russia

The Senate adopted the conference report on a 20 million dollar relief bill for Russia's starving and distressed. The measure now goes to the President for signature to trigger a Christmas aid program.

Washington Russia Senate America

Plan to North State Stale Trip Amid Cold Wave

Mr. John W. Phillips of Chapman Auto Sales Company planned a motor trip to North Carolina during the Christmas holidays despite the ongoing cold wave.

Chapman’s Auto Sales Braddock St Postoffice John W. Phillips Chapman Auto Sales Company North Carolina Chapman

Travelers Readied for North Carolina Trip by Noted Parties

Mr. Phillips plans to depart with Dr. Hugh Clark and Mr. George Rodman for Rocky Mount North Carolina. They will pass through Charlottesville Ashland Richmond and Petersburg with a road distance of 348 miles. They intend to spend about a week in the Old North state.

Phillips Hugh Clark George Rodman Rocky Mount N&g Charlottesvie Ashland Richmond Petersburg Old North State

Rotary Club Weekly Meeting in Winchester Explores Local History

The Winchester Rotary Club held its usual luncheon with a large attendance including guests J. S. Haldeman Henry Baker Boyd Richards R C Green and Hugh S Duffey. A secretary read a history of the club by Rev Clarence Woods noting long standing presence and community needs. The publicity committee urged more advertising to promote Winchester and a forthcoming forty page Chamber booklet outlining schools industries and homeseeker opportunities. William L Gordon of Baltimore visited Wednesday with local friends before returning home.

Rotary Club C. Fred Barr W. A. Baker W. McC Bond Tom Burley Shirley Carter Geo. B. Chapman F. E. Clerk W. B. Cornwell C. Vernon Eddy Fred Glaize W. W. Glass Carlin Gray A. L. Green H. B. McCormac Dr.w. D. Myers W. Nelson Page A. C. Slonaker John S. Solenberger E. C. Stuart R. Gray . Williams Rev Clarence Woods Chas W. Trenary J. S. Haldeman Henry Baker Boyd Richards R. C. Green Hugh S. Duffey Winchester Chamber of Commerce Apple Center William L. Gordon Baltimore

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J. Howard Cather Dodge Brothers Mavis Norris Belle Meade Miss Holaday the People’s Drug Co., Inc Colonel Opie Fordson Tractors Fordsons ARMEL Miller’s ‘Drug Store Ford Cammer & Son Kernstown, Va Maxwell Chalmers Shade Motor CO North Main Street Lim Ws Bate Leslie Gaylord Agnes Scott College Decatur, Ga Paul C. Gaylord Wolfe A Ee Mreel H. R. Willis North Market Street Harley Davidson Motorcycles H. J. Mowrey & Bro West Piccadilly St Weak- Payne & Sutton E. Water St
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