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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1925
Page
5
Experts discuss hospital expansion to house medical patients in one building and surgical cases in another. Plans include double rooms and under graduate nurses at reduced costs, lowering patient charges. Memorial Hospital seen as a key asset drawing better physicians and keeping care local, avoiding Baltimore care.
The Associated Press reports continued improvement in King George's condition though no bulletin was released by physicians this morning in London on February 25.
Dr A C Swimley a well known physician has sold his North Braddock street residence to W C Parlett Company Inc embalmers and funeral directors for more than 20000 dollars. The two story brick home with large grounds was once the parsonage of Kent Street Presbyterian Church and occupied by Rev Dr James R Graham and family. The building dates to the 1850s and hosted Stonewall Jackson during Civil War days. Swimley plans uncertain future but will continue practicing in Winchester. Parlett currently at Piccadilly and Braddock and have just bought a coffin factory to expand their operations.
R. Gray Williams Robert Glaize E G Rusk and W G Hardy attended the Virginia Bankers Association Group No 3 annual meeting in Warrenton Va from Shenandoah Valley National Bank with Mrs Hardy Eugene Davis and Carl Brown represented Commercial and Savings Bank Miss Mary Lees Hardy spent a day with her parents in Baltimore before returning home
Samuel Arthur, once with Winchester Seed Company, has become a traveling salesman for Proctor and Gamble Company of Cincinnati Ohio.
Dramatic Club of Fort Loudoun Seminary presents two plays Ashes of Roses and Bettys Ancestors on Monday afternoon March 2 at the Empire Theatre for the benefit of the Chinese Kindergarten. S. V. A. Jazz Hounds provide music for the show. Gate reminder for next Monday.
Washington reports indicate the navy transport Beaufort carried liquor into Hampton Roads with possible violations of federal prohibition and naval regulations. No decision from the Navy Department is available as Secretary Wilbur reviews the case, with potential federal court or court martial action for those implicated.
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