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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1925

Page

5

Supper for Benefit Moves Forward in Stephens City

Stephens City Va February 24 The high school building improvements funded by the league include new window blinds for eye protection. An oyster and chicken supper is planned at the high school auditorium Saturday afternoon and night March 14 to aid the athletic association and ongoing work. The community notes flu and illness with several cases of chicken pox. The Curtis Publishing Company representative visited the high school to recruit subscriptions split with half for athletics. The Boyce high school will present a play tonight. Mr J C Gregory remains ill in a Washington hospital but improving. Junior Red Cross funds go toward a United States flag for the school. The People's Bank of Stephens City will move into a new building. Mr Webster Shryock has returned home to Mansfield Ohio after a visit.

Stephens City Curtis Publishing Company Mutts Jeffs Andy Gumps Athletic Association Boyce High School Stephens City High School J. C. Gregory Washington Red Cross United States People’s Bank of

Middletown Personalities Headline Missing Details

Miss Maude Wright and Mr. Howard Wright of Washington visited over the weekend with their parents in Middletown Virginia. The brief item notes family ties and local social circles without further specifics.

Middletown Maude Wright Howard Wright Washington

Local Visits and Homecomings Highlight Readings

Miss Winnie Fringer of Washington visited her parents Rev and Mrs D L Fringer for a day or two. Amon Strosnider and family of Winchester spent Sunday here with friends. Mr and Mrs T Y Conway, recently in Florida, returned home. Mr Paul Rhodes of Baltimore was here this week with his parents Mr and Mrs M H Rhodes.

Ed Rogers Jim Rogers Washington E. B. Rogers Pauline Hudson Culpeper Winnie Fringer D. L. Fringerr Amon Strosnider Winchester T. Y. Conway Florida Paul Rhodes Baltimore M. H. Rhodes

Orndorff Must Go To Roads To Finish Sentence

In Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Whiting overruled H Blanton Orndorff s motion for a new trial. He remains under sentence for moonshine work in the mountains southwest of Winchester. The ruling requires six months in jail or on state roads with credit for time served and an ongoing fine of 100 dollars plus costs. If unpaid he faces 90 more days.

Frederick County Whiting H. Blanton Orndorff Winchester Orndorff

Postmaster Is Removed Son Takes His Place

Charles W. Wickes has been removed as post master at New Market Virginia, and his son will assume the position. The action was announced from Washington with details yet to be released by the postal service.

Son Washington Charles W. Wickes New Market

Wickes Sr Removed. Wickes Jr Named Acting Officeholder

The department appointed Charles W. Wickes Jr to temporarily run the office until an examination can decide a regular appointment from the eligible list. Wickes Sr had held the $900-a-year post since December 22, 1921, with about ten months left. Republican state chairman Joseph Crupper advocated the junior Wickes’ temporary role and the Civil Service Commission was asked to hold an exam for the position. The examination will be

Charles W. Wickes, Jr Wickes Joseph Crupper Virginia Department Civil Service Commission

Leghorn Breeder Offers Eggs and Chicks for Spring Delivery

S C White advertises Leghorn hatching eggs at 7.00 per 100 and baby chicks at 15 per hundred. The notice notes spring delivery and years of experience in production breeding.

S.C. White

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