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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1926
Page
4
The Evening Star announces publication details for The Morning News Weekly Mirror with subscription rates in advance including one year at 3.50 and three months at various prices. It notes Associated Press membership and exclusive rights for republication of news dispatches.
The article praises Harry St George Packer of Virginia for declining a salary rise as a Congress member and urges that the $2,500 increase be donated to Shenandoah National Park. It argues Tucker's stance aligns with taxpayer interests and his term should not see a pay raise.
An Alexandria Gazette report discusses a New York Rabbi who delivered a liberal Christmas season sermon praising Jesus as a Jewish teacher. Orthodox and other groups object to altering traditional beliefs while the Zionist cause faces internal dissent over leadership and fundraising.
A press statement from Byrd supporters outlines a plan to replace the 25 cent state tax on real and personal property with county and city levies. The piece argues the proposal shifts revenue to local jurisdictions and questions whether the plan can succeed without broader changes to the tax structure.
In a document stamped with statesmanship, the governor argues for a long question’s best solution and urges a shift to strictly business methods. He advocates economical, conservative use of state funds and commitment to reform.
Editorial advocates Honane F. Byrd expanding segregation policy while proposing to cut 841 tax assessment and collection officials in Virginia. Projected savings exceed $195000, offset by loss of a 25 cent rent and personal property tax. The author urges consolidation of revenue offices and reduction of boards and bureaus to maintain efficiency.
January inventory counts reveal whether firms gain or lose money as totals compare with prior years. The process stirs intense interest and, despite occasional losses, business optimism often returns, with firms resolving to improve next year.
A humorous verse on society's ills where the coroner labors relentlessly in questing for dead bodies and restless nights. The poem contrasts busy, hurried lives with the macabre duties of inquests and mortality.
Social items include tea in honor of Mrs C Harold Lauck of Lynchburg with Mrs Joseph Roe and Miss Leona Lauck at Mrs Jacob Lauck’s home on Peyton Street. Also various engagements, showers and visits. first 1924 marriage license issued to William Hopkins and Ruth Wellington. many residents visiting, hosting and traveling between Winchester Harrisonburg and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs William Cochran hosted a New Year Eve dinner for friends including Mr and Mrs Edward Stine, Mr and Mrs Wilmer Stine, Mr and Mrs Purcell Stine, Miss Janie Broden of Strasburg and Mr Kermit Grove of New York. Many items were served during the gathering.
Miss Mary A. March of this city wed Sergeant Harry T. Smith United States Army on Thursday evening in Centenary Reformed Church South Market street Rev F R Casselman officiated They reside at City Hotel North Main street with a reception held after the ceremony Miss March is daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William March of Winchester Sergeant Smith recently led the US Army recruiting office in Winchester and is Chicago born The Misses Rosenberger hosted a tea for Mrs Pierce Dowdell and guests at their home yesterday afternoon with many of Mrs Donash's classmates in attendance Mr Dowdell was once Miss Josephine Hodge of this city
Sunday services are held at the Baptist Church with instruction in the first Bible section and a Sunday school sessions. The church offers a Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m and a pew prayer group accompanying worship.
Mr and Mrs Maynard Wisecarver entertained at their Diary Street home for New Year’s dinner. guests included Miss Gertrude Guthridge and others. Several locals travel for studies and visits to Harrisonburg Charlottesville and Blacksburg while others return home.
A deed of trust sale in Virginia will offer 65 acres known as Cupps Mill near Middle Town along Cedar Creek. The property includes a brick dwelling and mill with farm buildings. sale held at the courthouse in the county seat with payment per bonds by purchaser on one and two year terms. Auctioneers Duvall and Dunn supervise the public auction.
In the bankruptcy matter of Winchester Lumber Corporation the referee orders a public auction sale of listed property including several horses and mares. Names such as Kate Maud Jim Lease Fred Prince and Marge appear among the auction items.
The Court of Frederick County Virginia orders non resident heirs of Hazel Hook to appear within one month to protect their interests in the estate of Cephas N. Garvin. Publication in the Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse door are required.
Florida draws investor attention with 100 million dollars for extensions double tracking and permanent improvements. Holiday visitors are urged to inspect Hollywood by the Sea north of Miami on the ocean as a site for homes and business, with Roger W Babson predicting strong future money making opportunities in Florida. Fred B Willis is sales manager of Hollywood Resales Co Inc inviting inquiries and visits to the ongoing city building and year round industries.
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