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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1925

Page

3

Sunday Services At First Christian Church

Sunday services at the First Christian Church include an 11:00 a.m. message titled Making the New Beautiful Day by Day and a 7:30 p.m. study The Best For the New Year. Sunday school meets at 9:00 a.m. with Superintendent Nelson F. in charge, offering classes for all. Christian Endeavor Society gathers at 6:45 p.m. led by Mrs. J. F. Morgan on developing friendliness. Attendance is urged.

Nelson F Christian Endeavor Society J. F. ‘Morgan

Luray II plans 100 room fireproof hotel expansion

Luray aims to build a modern fireproof hotel of 100 rooms to handle growing tourist traffic drawn by Luray Cavern and the National Park. Coowners H B Mims and partners lead the project with local capital sought to fund construction while John W. Mims, heading the local telephone company, pursues other hotel ventures in Florida.

Luray II Luray National Park H. B. Mims John W. Mims Tel Florida Magnolia St. Augustine Mimg Bay Island Sarasota

Princess Shenanbah Bride Captures Apple Blossom Festival Queen

In Woodstock Mississippi, Miss Elizabeth Steck of Winchester ties the knot with Lewis Raymond Washington at Emanuel Church after the Apple Blossom Festival pageant. The event mirrors the same town ceremony with relatives present.

Woodstock Robbie Eagle Prina Aly Yyegor Arthur Weing

Donaldson Nuptials Form Sweeping Northeast Wedding

The ceremony led by Rev Frances Brown united Miss Adelin Jobe and a Navy man born in Maine. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Donaldson of Woodstock, wore a midnight blue velour suit with belver fur, blue satin hat. Music was by Miss Adelin Jobe. After the ceremony the couple left for a honeymoon north and will reside in Washington.

Governor Smith pledges a nonpartisan government

Albany Jan 1 autrea J. Smith was inaugurated today as part of New York for his third term by a politically hostile legislature. He pledged himself to a nonpartisan administration and to the support of his colleagues for the next two years to “make the government for all the people.”

Albany Autrea J. Smith Pnare New York

Trinkle to attend Shenandoah Valley meeting in HarvIburg

Gov B Lee Trinkle has accepted an invitation to the second annual Shenandoah Valley Inc meeting in Harb ur g on January 16. Senator Claude Swanson cannot attend due to official business in Washington. No word yet from Secretary of the Interior Work or Southern Park Commission members invited.

B. Lee Trinkle Shenandoah Vlley, Inc Harviebirg Gov. Trinkle Claude A. Swanson Washington Secretary of Interior Southern Park Commission

Man badly burned after slipping into boiling lard

Shenandoah Virginia January 1 Harry Seekford of Alma slipped and fell with both hands into a kettle of boiling lard. Flesh peeled as he pulled them out and he endured great pain. Neighbor Charles Price, also of Alma, was summoned and reportedly eased his suffering with a laying on of hands. Burned hands remain bandaged and may be unusable.

Shenandoah Harry Seekford Alma Seckford Charles Price Mr. Seckford

National Thrift Week Observed In Cities With Franklin Tie

Observances mark the eighteenth birthday of Benjamin Franklin as National Thrift Week spreads across the country. A national committee led by YMCA representatives includes major organizations such as the American Bankers Association and the Red Cross. The program lists ten thrift steps and assigns daily themes from Pay Bills Day to Safe Investments Day, with a new Friday focus on avoiding worthless stocks and bonds.

Associated Press Benjamin Franklin Ritt Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Association of Life Insurance Presidents Toy Scouts’of America Camp Fire Girls Cliber of Commerce of the Aid of LY. M. H. &K. Asties Federal Council of Churches Girl Ghents General Federation of Women's Usis International Rotary Clubs Kiwanis Clubs National Board - Rate W.«. A National Association of Real.Estate Boards National Retail’ Dry Goods Wesrociation United States Post Office’ Department

Virginia Prohibits Poultry Shipments Without Federal Permit

Richmond Va Jan 1 Shipment of poultry into Virginia is forbidden without a United States Bureau of Animal Industry permit. General Lee Trinkle issues a proclamation due to contagious diseases in the United States. The order bans live poultry including chickens turkeys geese and other birds and requires disinfection of cars coops and other containers entering Virginia.

Richmond Virginia United States Bureau of Animal Litry E. Lee Trinkle United States Old, Dominion

Mrs Mary E Earman Dies at Keezletown

Mrs Mary E Earman widow of the late Geean Earman died at her Keezletown home after an illness of ten months aged 78. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p.m. from the Methe r church conducted by Rev W L Bye. Interment in Resetotain cemetery. Survived by daughters Miss Annie, Myrtle, Lena of Keezletown and John W Earman of Keezletown. G W Earman of West Augusta. Barmean S M Tibben s of Scanstalinae and C F Tibben s of North Carolina. brothers listed.

Keezletoy Mary, Farman Geean Mether Resetotain Vs. Barman Atic Annie Myrtle V Lena A. Karman John W. Barman Keezletown G. Waarman West Augusta Barmean S. M. Tibbens Scanstalinae C. F. Tibbens North Carolina

Virginia's Voice and Byrd in the Ship of State

In a Virginia public affairs letter J B Crowley argues that Patrick Henry’s spirit and the old democracy endure. He praises Hon H F Byrd as a leader who will keep Virginia’s ship from sinking amid corruption, urging support for Byrd’s governorship in Richmond.

the Star Virginia Old Dominion Patrick Henry Harry Flood Byrd Richmond Old H. F. Byrd J. B. Crowely

Old-Time Giants Meet at National League Owners Meeting

Baseball crowds recall Polo Ground stars as Arthur Devlin George Wilts George Burns Dave Bancroft Billy Gilbert and Arthur Fletcher pose at the annual National League club owners meeting in New York with Wilts as Buffalo manager and Fletcher leading Philadelphia, Bancroft a former Giants shortstop and Boston manager.

Arthur Devlin George Wilts Buffalo Arthur Fletcher Philadelphia Dave Bancroft The Giants Boston George Burns Billy Gilbert Pittsfield New York

V-2 Submarine Details Revealed in Defense Draft

The text outlines the V-2 submarine design, noting a 21 knot surface speed, 2164 ton displacement, 6 torpedo tubes, a 5 inch rifle, two Lewis guns, and a crew of 80. It claims V-2 is twice as large as any previous US submarine and emphasizes readiness for the battle fleet.

United States

Communion Service At Centenary Reformed Church

The first Sunday morning service of the year at Centenary Reformed Church observes the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. The pastor will preach a short communion sermon titled A Reminder. Newly elected Sunday school officers and teachers will be installed. A Picture Service at 7 30 features Wagging Tongues a dramatic tale of town gossip and unity. No services next week.

Centenary Reformed Church Kormapar Centenary Church

Winchester Sees Deep Snow So Far This Winter

Snow began as mist and grew into a full storm overnight with about eight inches falling in Winchester and nearby by mid morning. Residents note it as the deepest snow in two or three winters as forecasts call for more rain or snow this evening and fair weather tomorrow.

Winchester Rai

Staunton Var News Leader fragment reads like poetry

The fragment mentions crippled heroes of ambition and a procession of the very new at Hayne Park, with garbled lines reflecting a faded memory. It appears as a damaged page snippet with unclear names and places, offering a glimpse of a local scene or poem rather than a complete report.

Card of thanks for Col. Frank S. Hamilton

A brief card of thanks expresses gratitude to those who offered help and thoughtful condolences during the illness and death of Robert Adamson and acknowledges the flowers sent by Col. Frank S. Hamilton.

Robert Adamson Frank S. Hamilton

Italian Ship Loaded with Champagne Captured at Sea

A four masted Italian schooner believed to carry champagne and liquor was seized by the Coast Guard flagship Red Wing patrolling New York harbor on New Year’s Eve. The vessel was towed to Huntington Bay and a guard placed aboard. it will be brought to port tomorrow.

New York Red Wing Coast Guard Huntington Bay

Wagging Tongues At People's Service

A dramatic village story titled Wagging Tongues is to be shown at the People's Picture Service in the Empire Theatre Sunday at 3 80 p.m. The ceremony features Rev. R B Nelson and Rev. Byx Casselman presenting practical Christianity through brief sermons and simple notes to unite a divided community and engage the common man.

Empire Theatre R. B. Nelson Byx. Casselman

Federal Judge Rules on Public Service Commission Rate Request

In Baltimore on January 2 the Federal Judge Morris denied an order sought by a bakery and polo company to block the Public Service Commission from changing rate schedules. The commission extended current rates for two years and a decision on broader effects will be made later after review by three commissioners.

Associiated Baltimore Morris Aces Public Se Commission Interfer

Postal Bill For Higher Rate Gets Through Committee

A Senate committee approved a bill to raise postal rates for certain classes of mail. The measure moves to wider consideration as officials seek higher revenue through increased postage. The committee vote reflected support for shifting postal finances toward higher rates to cover rising costs.

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