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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1922

Page

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Virginia Barrel Company expands to Baltimore plant

The Virginia Barrel Company of Winchester Virginia announces expansion to the Baltimore site at Leadenhall and Holms streets formerly used by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Paul C. Gaylord will manage both Baltimore and Winchester operations as work begins immediately and production aims for early spring.

Baltimore News Baltimore Virginia Barrel Company Winchester Geo. C. Smith Ad of Trade Pitere and Ohio Railroad Oider Leadenhall Stockholm Paul C. Gaylord Paul Gaylord

Senate Approves Firemen's Bill Exempts Carnivals

The Senate finance committee approved a bill exempting carnivals and other entertainments from taxes when held for volunteer firemen's organizations. Drafted by Senator Robert F. Leedy of Page County for Winchester volunteers, it was supported by Senator Byrd as co-patron. Its passage by the Legislature followed the committee approval.

Schedule of Services Union Evangelistic Campaign

Daily services announced with times 7 30 p m on all nights except Saturday and 3 00 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays Cottage Prayer Meetings midweek Mass Meetings for Women begin Tuesday February 7 at noon Meetings for Men also listed Campaign tel 334 J

Virginia Threshermen Convention Planned in Harrisonburg

The Virginia Brotherhood of Threshermen and Farmers will hold its annual convention at Harrisonburg on Wednesday February 15 at 10 a.m. in Assembly Hall. Threshermen are urged to attend as vital issues will be discussed. Several addressed talks will be given and convention opportunities are highlighted. Also notices include a stenographer job opening and misc sales advertisements for local goods and services.

Virginia Brotherhood of Threshermen and Farmers Harrisonburg Virginia Assembly Hall

John W. Myers Dead in Winchester Hospital

John W. Myers a prominent travelling salesman in the Valley died at 4:30 PM at Winchester Memorial Hospital from paralysis. He had been ill for a year or more and collapsed while at his son Dr Walter D Myers home. Funeral is Sunday at three from his son’s residence with Rev A A Kelly and Rev Robert B Nelson officiating. He leaves widow Martha Myers son Walter and brother Branson P Myers.

John W. Myers Winchester Memorial Hospital Myers Walter D. Myers Dente A. A. Kelly Grace Lutheran Church Robert B. Nelsom Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Messrs D. F. Yost M. M. Lynch John W. Rosenberger W. E. Cooper Lewis F. Cooper James B. Russell Shirley Carter W. H. Bosserman EB. C. Stuart B. B. Dutton H. D. Fuller Mr. Myers Shenandoah County Joel T. Myers Winchester Cooper Bros T. J. Cooper and Sons Frederick County Methodist Episcopal Church South Martha Myers Branson P. Myers Woodstock

Nine Dead Now In Lexington Hotel Fire Mystery

Richmond Va Feb 11 bodies recovered from the Lexington Hotel fire raise the death toll to nine. Six guests remain missing as investigators say victims were overcome by smoke in their beds and burned in the flames.

Associated Press Richmond Lexington Hotel Thei Hotel

Men’s Bible Class at Grace Lutheran Church Report

Grace Lutheran Church hosts a men's Bible class at 9 30 with all members urged to attend. Mr Mellinee choir leader and corister of the union meetings will conduct singing.

Grace Lutheran Church Mellinee C Orister

Preachers Pressure Teachers Over Curriculum

Editor cites voices across papers noting preachers urging teachers on what to teach while teachers ask preachers to advise on what to preach. The writer, Robert B. Nelson, comments on this curricular contention.

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Remnant Sale at Moling and Seal’s Continues Next Week

The remnant sale at Moling and Seal’s will be continued this coming week starting Monday the 13th. Numerous pieces offered as good values for customers to choose from.

Moling & Seal’s

Moling and Séal Special Value Remnant Sale

Moling and Séal hold a remnant sale on page seven featuring discounted fabrics and overstock items. Shoppers can find odds and ends at lowered prices across multiple departments with limited quantities.

Moling and Séal

Virginia highway official testifies on 1919 dismissal

Richmond reports that C B Scott, former assistant highway commissioner, testified before a joint legislative committee about being fired by George P Coleman in 1919 after refusing to resign. Scott claimed Coleman divided road construction authority among three, and noted prior suggestions to dismiss Coleman’s brother for inefficiency. He denied becoming angry.

Richmond C. B. Scott Virginia Joint Legislative Committee Virginiaway Department George P. Coleman Scott Coleman State Highway Commission Amherst County State Highway Service M. B. T. Coleman Rane Roger M.B. T. Coleman Highway Department Godlrick

Wanted Good Clean Cotton Rags at Star Office

Classified notice seeks clean cotton rags in good condition for Star Office purposes. Contact details not provided in the fragment.

Star Office

Bishop Brown to Preach at Stephens City Church

Services will be held at the Episcopal Church in Stephens City tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock. Bishop Brown will preach and the vested choir of Christ Church Winchester will render music for the occasion. Mrs Williams will be organist.

Episcopal Church Stephens City Brown Christ Church Winchester Williams

Mr Lacy Moves to Nashville in Major Career Change

Seddon C. Lacy of the firm Lacy and Arthur sold his interest to Victor Arthur after three years in the business and will join a large Nashville based insurance company as he begins new work. Arthur continues the general insurance business and serves as general agent for Clark and Warren counties of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. D W Ritenour, former U S deputy internal revenue collector, becomes special agent in the Arthur life insurance department.

Seddon C. Lacy Lacy and Clark and Warren Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York D. W. Ritenour United States Internal Revenue Collector Arthur -Life Insurance Department

Liberty Bonds Accepted at Par

Liberty bonds may be paid at par value. Chapman’s Auto Sales urges payments via bond. A notice invites a man to apply to the Chamber of Commerce for the position.

Ip Chapman Chamber of Commerce

Ozlin Byrd road bill faces Senate vote prediction

Senator Harry Flood Byrd and other officials discuss the Ozlin Byrd road bill. A poll indicates a Senate majority may support the measure, though some senators reportedly oppose it. The bill aligns with Governor Trinkle’s campaign pledges and inaugural address.

Senate Harry Flood Byrd Trinkle Ozlin- Byrd House

Baggage-master’s toe crushed by heavy gas tube

A Baltix and Ohio station baggage master Aulick Gibbons suffered a near severing when a gas tube weighing about 300 pounds fell onto his foot during unloading yesterday. Medical aid was swift and the injury described as serious but non fatal.

Aulick Gibbons Baltix and Ohio Station

Political tension rises over Ulster prisoners in Ireland

Reports from Dublin and Cork describe conflicting views of the provisional government on Ulster detainee cases. Michael Collins and leaders condemn kidnapping while prisoners remain in an unknown location. In Cork, a police lorry was seized by armed men with no casualties, and the railway disruption from yesterday’s station seizure shows a restrained situation today.

Associated Press London Bes Ulster Provisional Michael Collins Cork Macomb Bandon

Marriage Notice from Baltimore Ceremony in 1920s

Mrs William McKenzie announces the marriage of her daughter Mrs Bessie Greenwalt to Mr Samuel Girschanek of New York City. The ceremony was at 1515 Eutaw Place Baltimore on February 1st, performed by Rev Dr Rosenau. The bride wore a duvetyn suit with orchid flowers. They will reside in New York City with the groom in theatrical work.

William McKenzie Bessie, Greenwalt Samuel Girschanek New York City Eutaw Place Baltimore Rosenau Washington A. G. Girschanek H. Girschanek A. Levering New Yor City

Gompers Party Attends Reuss Banquet In Washington

Mrs Gompers sister and secretary Mr Oyster join Mr Gompers party to attend the Reuss banquet tonight. Washington attendees include Mr W Roberts Mr E J Troy and Mr George Ruppert.

Mrs Reynolds Charms Winchester Music Club Session

The new music club met at Mrs H K Russell’s home on Stu art street Thursday evening. Mrs Frank Reynolds opened with the club’s aim to present music by great composers for Winchester lovers and to sustain activity next season if successful.

H. K. Russell Stuart Street Frank Reynolds Winchester Reynolds Caen Faure Chaisson Aniette Vidal Miller Reynolde Russell Kenneth Gilpin Clarks County Forney

For Rent Office or Bachelor Apartment

Classified notice listing rental space for office or bachelor apartment. Contact J. M. Orndoff for details and availability.

J. M. Orndoff

Gompers To Speak At Rouss Banquet This Evening

Hon Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor arrives from Washington to headline the Rouss Hall banquet tonight. He will be guest of Mr and Mrs Harry C Stouffer and a party of Federation officials. Banquet starts at 8 with ticket holders assembling by 7 30 in the lower room.

Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Washington Federation of Labor Gompers Harry C. Stouffer Rouss Hall

Estate of C A Ebersole Administratrix Notice

All persons owing the estate of C A Ebersole please settle at once and parties with accounts against the estate must present them to Mrs C G A Ebersole administratrix at once.

C. A. Ebersole

Crowds Fill Two Churches at School Night

Crowds packed Market Street Church and Centenary Church during the city union evangelistic meetings at night. Rev. Mr. Dudley spoke on Paul’s conversion, while Prof. MclIl wee conducted singing and Prof. Duffey led music with the High School Glee Club. The Market Street service featured Rev. Kelley preaching from a verse in 2 Corinthians.

Evangelistic Campaign Bureau Union Evangelistic Market Street Church Centenary Church Dudley MclIl Wee St. Paul Damascus Road Paul Christ God Jesus Prof Duffey High School Glee Club Mr. Kelley

Senate Takes Up Four Power Pact

Washington Feb 11 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee began consideration of the Four Power treaty from the Arms Conference after a lengthy session they adjourned and planned to reconvene Tuesday. Senator Lodge indicated the committee would likely report each treaty as its review finishes.

Washington Senate Harding Senate Foreign Relations Committee Lodge

Scotchman is Checkers Champion

Scotchman Robert Stewart won the international checkers title by defeating American champion Newell W Banks of Detroit Michigan in a 40 game series. Stewart secured two wins to Banks one with thirty seven draws.

Associated Press Glasgow Scotland Robert Stewart Newell W. Banks Detroit Michigan Stewart Banks

Mr Schmidt Leaves After Brother's Death

Mayo F Schmidt of the U S Calhoun stationed at Charleston is home for his brother Carl F Schmidt's death and will visit his sister Mrs Frank KE Duntley in Lexington Virginia before returning to his ship. Pallbearers at Carl F Schmidt's funeral were Sergeant Ben Arthur and Privates Herbert Smeltie Carroll Dunlap Douglass MelIntosh Hunter Brown and Harry Racey.

Mayo F. Schmidt U.S . Calhoun Charleston D. C Carl F. Schmidt Frank KE. Duntley Lexington Ben Arthur Herbert Smeltie Carroll Dunlap Douglass —MelIntosh Hunter Brown Harry Racey

Four Services Planned for Union Evangelistic Campaign

The union evangelistic campaign committee schedules four Sunday services at Market Street Church and other city churches. Two evening meetings at Market Street Church feature Rev Richardson and Rev inviting overflow. Pastors and leaders coordinate music and participation across multiple churches including Baptist East Cork, United Brethren, American Legion Building, Christ Episcopal, Presbyterian, Centenary Reformed, Braddock Street M B, East Cork Methodist, Lutheran, West Church of Christ, Odd Fellows, and Christian Church.

Union Evangelistic” Cam Committee Boye Amd Market Street Lces Richardson Baptist Church Tomsing United Brethren American Legion Nor Street Christ Episcopal Church Vakter Street Presbyterian Church South _ street Centenary Reformed Church Boote Market East Cork Street Braddock St M. B Braddock Street East Cork Baptist C.W. Sayers Mr. Luttrell

Quatotolpam Sugar Co Stockholders Report

Stockholders meeting notice for Quatotolpam Sugar Co appears as an information item filed by B Kirbynes at 703 Mexico City Mexico.

Quatotolpam Sugar Co Kirbynes Mexico City Mexico

Snow and Rain Predicted for Coming Week

Weather forecast for the Atlantic States calls for much colder conditions Monday with higher temperatures following, increased cloudiness, and snow and rain. Predictions mention impacts on brood sows and pigeons and reference Juary 15th. AE backed by Clevenger and Butler.

Associated Press Washington Lantic Butler’s . Juary

February 12 Men Bible Class Led by Rev W O Tauttrell

Notice invites all men to a Bible class at Limestone Farm, with reference to cost of not being a child of faith. See J P Haddoz for details.

W. O. Tauttrell Sal J. P. Haddoz

Also Mentioned on This Page

VA. Barrel CO Paltimore Iptf Chapman Barshear Milchaed Butler & Clevenger Winchester Cold Storage Co. Inc Bishop Brown MR. Lacy Nashville Mrs. Reynolds CG. A, Ebersole The Scotchman MR. Schmidt
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