Youngil Extends Auto Parking One Hour No Change
The report notes that Youngil extends parking by one hour with no traffic flow changes. Traffic remains directed north on Loudoun Street.
02 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1927
Page
1
The report notes that Youngil extends parking by one hour with no traffic flow changes. Traffic remains directed north on Loudoun Street.
The Winchester City Council passed an amended parking ordinance restricting two busy streets to 60 minutes with fines starting at $1. Officials debated fixing the tax rate before the budget, but deferred until after budget framing. The tabernacle sale plan for Braddock Street Methodist Church was set for February 5 with possible demolition if bids fall short. Adjutant Craig of the Salvation Army urged budget consideration to match support for local health and relief groups.
Anton Liszka, 38, was hacked to death by his wife Anna 36 and daughter Elizabeth 12 in Sandusky Ohio. Anna said she struck first with a long axe and Elizabeth helped with a hatchet after years of alleged whipping and threats.
A midnight call claimed a fire in a garage opposite the Fair Grounds. No fire occurred in town. Fire wardens trace the telephone source of the alarm as investigators work to identify the caller.
The Senate agreed to go on record by Friday on the Democratic proposal for tax cuts during this session.
Hockman son of Mr and Mrs L L Hockman of Winchester wins the Carl Laemmle Junior Collegians Cup in a Winchester Evening Star and Universal Pictures competition. The Empire Theatre event Friday at nine includes city officials and Universal officials with a Universal Weekly photo feature planned.
Governor Byrd cites a 25 cent per 100 reduction in Frederick county taxes under a pay as you go plan and urges similar local action statewide. He predicts lower overall tax burdens and notes public schools will gain 60 600 annually. He asks Virginians to push for efficient government and tax relief.
Elks hold a special session for past exalted ruler night and officer nominations. Refreshments served after the session. The item notes Edwin Snider as ex ruler and references The New Essex being popular with readers urged to see and ride for conviction. Auto Parts CorpAdvertisement follows.
Elks announce a special session to honor past Exalted Ruler Edwin Snider, plan Nomination of officers at the event.
Lawrence M. Guthridge a former city policeman was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct and speeding. An additional charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated was added as the case moves to police court with Guthridge denying he was driving at any time.
Fragmentary item mentions Reliable Taxi Service Aulick Gibbons and contact details. Includes stray notation 32 ER Piccadilly St and a dated notice February 4. Sparse lines hint at a public notice or classified listing with campaign or opening features for 1927, but details are incomplete.
News from New York reports active trading in Western Maryland Railway shares with talk of Rockefeller interests approaching a sale. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reportedly may participate in the purchase, though no control change is implied. Trading widely lifted rail shares as investors eye potential mergers and dividends.
Robert R. Jenkins, a local taxi driver, was taken to the state convict road force on the Northwestern grade near Gore yesterday afternoon to begin a 60 day sentence after pleading guilty to illegal possession. Police raided his North Kent street home and several officers helped in the operation.
The Berkeley County Fruit Growers Association marketing committee will present a plan for a unified sales organization at Friday night’s association meeting in Martinsburg Court House. Members D Gold Miller Dr A Bruce Eagle Dudley Harley C M Lamar Lee Goldsborough and Cecil Wood chaired the team and invited Winchester orchardists to attend. The report covers surveying current systems and comparing others to improve operation. The session begins at six o clock.
Claude N Hoover a leading Shenandoah Valley figure died in Roanoke Virginia after pneumonia. He was president of the Citizens National Bank of New Market and active in the Shenandoah Valley's civic work. Funeral set for Friday at New Market.
A sunny Ground Hog Day scene notes the animal sees its shadow and retreats to its hole. Observers suggest weeks of cold weather may continue into February and March.
Review praises The Old Soak at the Little Theatre with Jean Hersholt in a strong star turn. It finds the film a dramatic yet humorous study of an American family and liquor weakness, featuring George Lewis and June Marlowe. Edward Sloman builds a big season success with no price increase. Mrs J Walters and children return home from Washington.
Official station number 1 31 1 p 61 listed by H W Ebert as the safest place to have your headlights tested according to the notice.
Large clean cotton rags wanted immediately. Must be large and clean. Advertiser: The Evening Star Office.
Kellogg company states it has not yet received any communication from rival groups regarding negotiations with the United States. No immediate talks announced and no new offers disclosed.
London braces as the Cabinet meets to weigh a new phase of Chinese trouble and the Foreign Office says talks with Chitose are not broken off. Washington reports Kellogg still silent on a firm stance amid Cantonese negotiations. Chen objects to signing under duress as British forces withdraw from Shanghai. Maj Gen Donevan sails from Malta to lead Far East land forces. further transports heading toward China.
The Tabernacle will be sold either in Paris or as a whole on Saturday February 5 at 2 o clock. Information available from committee members N. Good, A. Harvey, Cantor H. W. Ebert.
Friendship Fire Co No 1 holds a regular meeting Thursday evening March third at 8 o'clock. All business will be brought up for discussion. Capt Fred W Porney, an experienced stenographer, applies for a permanent position at Northern Virginia Power Co.
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