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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1922

Page

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Highway Head Is Not Bonded in Virginia Road Work

Virginia hearings reveal concerns over the state highway department as lawmakers question bonding of the highway chief, use of attorney fees for rights of way, and funds handling. Chairman Byrd and Delegate Ozlin lead inquiries into salaries, staffing, and whether the department should be bonded to protect public funds.

Richmond Virginia E. Lee ‘Trinele State Highway Department Sera Highway Department Harry Flood Byrd Winchester Capitol Wade H. Massey Rappahannock County State Highway Commission George P. Coleman Byrd T. W. Ozlin Lunenburg Massey Coleman Irman Byrd Pth Joseph F. Hail Ball W. F Cocke State of Florida Highway Department of General Assembly Ron Eyenbout Ict Fon Hall The Highway Commission Auditor of Public Accounts Fiot Calinm Byra Ozlin Mr. Massey

Two Sunday Services Planned by Union Evangelistic Campaign

The Union Evangelistic Campaign Committee schedules two Sunday night services at Market Street and Centenary churches at 7 30. Rev. F M Richardson and Rev. A A Kelly will preach. Both churches will hold Sunday School and morning worship. numerous churches list their weekly schedules and sermon times for 9 45 Sunday School and 11 o'clock sermons.

Union Evangelistic Campaigzn Market Street Centenary F.M. Richardson A. A. Kelly Boy Scout Centenary Reformed Church Presbyterian Church W. H. Woods Braddock Street Market Street Church Trace’ Lu Church Christ Episcopal Church Church of Christ

Weather Deals Extend Subscriptions at Reduced Rates

Special notice extends payment window for mail subscribers due to bad weather. Pay now to secure the reduced rate and avoid price increase.

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Kindling and Oak Wood Advertised for Call Bell 307-W

Local ad lists kindling and oak wood available for sale with contact by call Bell at 307-W. Name Jno Warmer appears in the notice as the seller.

Bell W. Jno

Tickets for Rouss Banquet for Charley Rouss Fire Company

The Charley Rouss Fire Company banquet to honor the late Charles Broadway Rouss will be held next Saturday night. Full members who attended at least three meetings in 1921 enter free. other members pay $1. Tickets available from Secretary Douglas Brown until next Wednesday.

Charley Rouss Charles Broadway -Rouss

Eight room residence for sale at 21 North Braddock St

Vacant lot beside an eight room residence at 21 North Braddock Street offers space for business or dwelling use. Inquiries directed to M. M. Yynch, Attorney.

North Braddock St M. M. Yynch

The Whi Ye Gown Shop Opens For High Grade Dressmaking

State invites patrons to visit the new dress shop at 271 2 N Main Street. The hours are 10 a m to 6 p m with offerings in high grade dressmaking and tailored garments.

Overcoat Theft Leads to Thirty Day Sentence

An itinerant painter was found guilty in police court of stealing an overcoat and gloves from Arthur C of this city on Christmas day. He received thirty days in jail and a $25 fine plus costs. if unpaid, sixty days. Millen was arrested in Harrisonburg and returned here in custody, with the coat recovered through Chief Dovel.

Eer Arthur C Pan Miller Andi Millen Harrisonburs Dovel Armel e@ Harrisonbure

Turkey Dinner For Employees At A L Green Home

Mr A L Green entertained his large force of employees on South Washington street Thursday evening with an annual turkey dinner. The evening included games and amusements, and about 411 departed for their homes thanking the Greens and wishing health happiness and prosperity in 1922.

A. L. Green Washington Street

Fire Alarm Flue Fire Noted at Mrs Baker Home

An alarm of fire about 7 oclock last night caused by the burning out of a chimney at the stone dwelling house owned by Mrs Franck Baker on West Piccadilly Street. A silent alarm was given and the fire department responded. Chemicals were used to extinguish the blaze and no damage occurred.

Franck Baker West Piccadilly Street

Northern Virginia Bonds At 7 Percent Denominations

Investors are offered bonds at 7 percent yield in $100 $500 and $1000 units. Call for details to Hansbrough & Carter Insurance Loans Real Estate for information.

Hansbrough & Carter

Prohibition Officer Reed Arrested in Moonshine Raid

Charleston West Virginia February 4 The state Prohibition Commission revoked the commission of Charles P Reed after reports connected him to nine men arrested in a raid on a moonshine still The detainees were held for the federal grand jury.

Associated Press Charleston W. Va Prohibition Charles P. Reed Brown Reed

Union Evangelistic Campaign Schedule of Services

Schedule lists evening services nightly except Saturday at 7 20 PM and weekday meetings Tuesday and Thursday at 2 PM Cottage Prayer Meetings Wednesdays and Fridays at 3 PM Mass Meetings for Women begin Tuesday Feb 7 at noon Meetings for Men Campaign tel 234 3

Eberly Bank Cashier Dies in Strasburg at 68

Jacob W. Eberly, cashier of the Massanutten National Bank of Strasburg for 31 years, died after 18 months of illness. Born April 1853 in Strasburg, he helped organize the bank and served since its Dec 1 1890 opening. Survived by his widow Alice Zea, no children. Funeral at St. Paul's Lutheran Church.

Strasburg Jacob W. Eberly Massanutten National Bank of Strasburg Mr. Eberly Massanutten National Bank Eberly Tts Roanoke College Salem St. Paul's Lutheran Church R. H. Anderson

Sarah Zane Firemen to Be in Parade

The Sarah Zane Fire Company plans a March parade with its new Seagrave truck valued at 11750. The motorized department showcased progress, and a public reception is planned for March.

Sarah Zane Sarah Zane Fire Company Lieutenant Barnett Frship Fire Company Potts Read Eanee Allison Dide Company Harrisburg Zane Fire Bo Mel Yay BE Sumption James N Moling Seagrave Willis

Empire Theatre Announces Matinee and Evening Shows

The Empire Theatre offers two matinees on Monday with E. Hammerstein and serials including White Eagle episode three. A special matinee for school children at four o clock includes free popcorn.

E. Hammerstein Empire Theatre Hlaine White Eagle

Ponies and Colts Wanted at Fair Grounds

John Harmer advertises at the Fair Grounds seeking ponies and colts. Bell phone 307-W. Classified notice offers purchase inquiry.

John Harmer Fair Grounds Bell Phone

Sunday Services Schedule With Rev. E. R. Luttrell

Sunday school at 9.45 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6.30 p.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. by Rev. E. R. Luttrell.

First Christian Church Christian Endeavor E. R. Luttress

Charles Ray Delights in Old Swimmin Pool at Empire

Charles Ray stars in a real life style feature Old Swimmin Pool at the Empire theater. The program includes two new reels Larry Lemon and Harold Lloyd comedy shorts and a Saturday night showing at regular prices.

Charles Ray the Empire Larry Lemon Harold Lloyd

Bandits Rob Jewelry Store In Sheridan Road Battle

Two bandits entered a Chicago jewelry store on Sheridan Road, handcuffed the proprietor and four customers, and after taking jewelry valued at $10,000 fought with police outside. One policeman and one bandit were wounded in the gun battle.

Associated Press Chicago Sheridan Road

South End Hose Company to Meet February 6

The regular monthly meeting of the South End Hose Company will be held Monday evening February 6 at 7 30 o clock. Citizens in the southern part of the city not members of another company are invited to join. Harold C March, Captain.

South End Hose Company Harold C. March

Film Queens Involved In Murder Probe

Los Angeles February 4 inquest into the death of William Desmond Taylor reveals a tangle of personal affairs. Actress Mabel Normand Mary Miles Minter Neva Gerber are named among witnesses as police probe motives including jealousy and possible revenge central to the case.

Associated Press Los Angeles Cal William Desmond Taylor William Dean Tannery Taylor Tanner Mabel Normand Mary Miles Minter Neva Gerber

Cardinals Fail to Elect a Pope in Second Ballot

Rome February 4 The sacred college failed to elect a successor to the late Benedict XV in the second ballot of today with no candidate obtaining a sufficient vote. The item notes ongoing papal election activity and references the unfilled conclave status.

Assocated Rome Sacred College Benedict XV

Evangelistic Campaign Lively as Pastor Urges Isaiah Vision

In a crowded church Rev. Molwee preached from Isaiah eight verse six urging personal sacrifice and honest faith. He challenged attendees to act on God’s call rather than drift with ease urging tithes, holiness, and a real Christian life at home and church. The second meeting followed with devotional singing and a spirit inspired by the gathering.

Molwee A. A. Kelly Isaial W. Hi John. L. Sloat Melty Holby Isaiah Woods

New Universities and Dictionaries Arrival

Fragmentary note notes new universities and dictionaries arriving. mentions someone wanting one and asserts “the greatest sain ever” with unclear offerings and garbled text.

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