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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1922

Page

8

White Post social page notes Christmas visits and local events

Local residents from White Post and nearby towns share holiday activities. Frank Bell and Miss Catha and Dorothy Meade of Washington attended Christmas at the Snell home. Several locals travel to Washington and Front Royal for visits and events, with bowling outings and family gatherings noted between Christmas and New Year.

Frank Bell Catha Dorothy Meade Washa W. M. Snell Joseph Denny Baltimore Susan Mary Sommerville Phillip Ludwell Diggs Washington Lucie Chrisman Saagamgene Hallie Hayre de Grace Arthur Chrisman Meade WW. LaRue Summit Point A. P. Ferguson Royal Franctis Stuart Ghia Virginia Frank Stuert Boyce Mabel Massey Jim Roanoke C G. Massey H. C. Sommerville Rosp Millar Front Royal Fendal

Stephens City News Item Highlights Local Notables

Stephens City Va January 3. Mr Charles Guson has improved from bed confinement. Miss Hilda Doggett returns to Martinsburg school after Christmas with her parents. Mr A H Wise visits son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Bean. Robert Richard birth announced. Lillian Yeakle returns from Winchester. T A Grim hosts a supper with Cecil Amprose Middletown and several others attending.

Stephens City Charles Guson Hilda Doggett A. W. Doggett Martinsburg A. H. Wise Bean BE. R. Campbell Robert L. M. Craig Charles Richard Robert UT. Richard Lillian Yeakle Winchester T. A. Grim Miss Cecil Amprose Middletown Mary Doggett Mabel Campbell Francies Bailey Frances Ewing Calvin Hazel Edna Grim

Notable Offer Sent to Mr Anderson in Richmond

A fragmentary note from the Richmond News Leader records an offer directed to Henry W. Anderson of Richmond, a Red Cross commissioner. The incomplete text hints at a delegation presenting a proposal tied to a Balkan situation and a pirate story, with sparse surrounding context.

Richmond News-Leader Henry W. Anderson Richmond Red’ Cross She Balkans Ava

Jones Creamery announces Sunday delivery service

Local creamery advertises flavors including orange and bisque with delivery on Sundays. Proprietor W. Fletcher notes bell phone contact for orders.

JONES Bell Phone

Balkan intrigue swirls around Bonaparte balance

A report claims Albanians offered Bonaparte the throne after declining the position were said to prompt Balkan overtures to him. Mr. Anderson declined comment and has not spoken on Near East conditions since returning, his friends noting his official role restrains remarks.

Bdnia Bonaparte Bal-imore News-Leadlap Today Anderson Balkan Near’ East

Army fund plan announced for Winchester unit

The adjutant-general's office announced funds from the military appropriations would be provided at ten dollars per officer and enlisted man. It references the annual state and special inspections for expenses of organizations for the ensuing term, mentioning Company I Second Infantry of Winchester with three officers and 63 personnel.

Adjutant-General's Office Sen Company I Second Infantry Winchester

State regiments to share $660 for enlisted men funds

The passage states that enlisted men will receive $660 and that funds will be distributed among other units of the two state regiments, totaling $26,550 for the military companies of the state.

Miners Entombed by a Chilean Cave-In Near Chihuahua

Seventeen bodies were recovered from the San Francisco-Del Oro mine dump after a December 28 cave-in buried a group of workers. News reached El Paso via Parral, and the final death toll was not yet confirmed. Harman Baker left El Paso to return to the University of Maryland after holidays in Winchester.

Paso Texas San Francisco—Del Oro Chihuahua el Paso Parral Harman Baker University of Maryland Winchester

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