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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1930
Page
8
Allen B Noll former Martinsburg lawyer is barred from practicing law until the Berkeley County case is settled. A circuit court order stops him from practicing until the February term and requires him to show cause why he should not be disbarred.
The subject and his legal representatives accepted service and prepared for court as directed.
York Imperial apples from Virginia shipped on the Samaria sold for 6.24 to 7.20 per barrel at Liverpool weekly auction. Only this variety was quoted. Next Liverpool public sale expected Monday December 29. Week ending December 20 shipments from New York to British ports totaled 10 241 barrels 3 057 boxes 4 138 baskets.
Winchester banks will be open one hour this evening from 1 to 8 o'clock for general banking business. The extra hour is to accommodate deposits and other Christmas related banking needs. Banks will be closed tomorrow Christmas day as a legal holiday and reopen Friday morning.
Special Christmas morning services will be held at 7:30 tomorrow in Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden will lead and speak briefly. The choir will present a special musical program. All are invited.
Willow Chapel School held a Christmas program December 19 at 2 o clock in the schoolhouse with many attendees. Miss Lillian Johnson and Miss Nora Parrish led the event. teachers Nora Parrish and Lillian Johnson plan holidays with their families in Winchester and Cav an Bridge. Louise Cooper, employed in Washington, spends holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs N B Cooper. Clyde Dunlap and wife have moved into a Brill house. Mrs Irene Cooper and children Marie and Madge Lee visited the Kump home. The column also notes general festive observations and a civic sentiment on taxes.
Myrtle Lackey, a colored resident, died last night at Memorial Hospital after a period as a patient. Funeral arrangements were not set today, but burial is expected in the city. The item notes an astronomer claiming the universe center lies in Sagittarius and adds unrelated editorial snippets about education and hiring.
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