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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1923
Page
3
For Sale ee TM me 228 acres dimettone farm in Frederick County's best fruit belt. Dwellings burn and exceptionally fine spring of water. 100 acres improved farms near city limits, and buy at $7,500. Brick bungalow of five rooms besides bath $3,200.
The Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia orders Hazel G Hedrick to appear within 15 days after publication in the Evening Star. A divorce by adultery and desertion is sought by the complainant. The court directs publication for four weeks and to proceed on the next rule day after entry.
Clarke County resident Dey Ambrey Harwell owner of Questoyen and senior member of the firm Harwell and Cannon, reports the biggest year in newspaper brokerage with 5 000 000 in property sales. He helped consolidate major Rochester papers and arranged a half interest sale in the St Lois Star to Frank Glass, Birmingham News publisher.
Fragmentary text speaks of openness and welcome with phrases about doors swinging wide and invitation to all. The tone suggests a public or religious call to inclusivity and equal opportunity, but concrete details or context are missing from the readable lines.
Church of Christ holds Sunday services at Odd Fellows hall with Bible school at 10 a.m. supervised by L B Hockman and Beem Epps. Sermons include Jesus Healing and the Sabbath at 11 a.m. Running the Christian Race. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. The week of prayer calls all to attend. Minister W L Dudley urges broad attendance.
The First Baptist Church plans Sunday programs including 9 45 a m Bible study for all ages public worship at 1 a m with a brief message and a 6 30 p m young peoples union training session. Evening service at 7 30 p m features a sermon on “Poor Facts For Thoughtful Folks.” Weekday prayer week begins Monday at 7 45 p m with services open to all.
Francis R. Casselman of Has kins Iowa will preach at Centenary Reformed Church in Winchester on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. He has spent years in the West doing community work and now travels east. Sunday school meets at 9:45 and Casselman will address the Men’s Bible class.
Washington January 5 D R Crissinger present comptroller of the currency will be nominated as governor of the Federal Reserve Board within a few days. He will succeed the vacancy created by the retirement of W P G Harding in high administration circles today.
A narrative discusses a young couple's affair and a court case. It notes the king's discretionary power over edicts and fears an unprecedented intervention. Public sentiment opposes execution, while petitions urge clemency citing the youth of the man involved.
The U B Church holds Sunday services at 11 o clock with Holy Communion for all members. At 7 30 p m the pastor presents data for 1922. Sunday School convenes at 9 45 a m and Junior Society meets at 3 p m. Visitors and the sick may call 123 for pastoral visits.
Idle son of a rich man bears a heavy handicap as his life rests in too pleasant places. Kibert Hubbard reflects on how wealth can cushion effort and shape character, leaving him under a fearsome constraint rather than opportunity.
The program for the first Sunday of the new year at Market Street Church includes a 9 45 a m Sunday school session and an 11 a m Wesleyan Men’s Bible Class worship service followed by communion. Evening services are planned for 7 20 o’clock.
Advertisement notes wallpaper prices with references to 12 1 8 cent patterns and 49 cent items. It mentions Thomas Messer Company joining in Baltimore Maryland for a sale or display of wares.
In Maurice near Sioux City a bank raid at the Sioux County Bank ended with a gun battle as police confronted two bandits. One bandit and three officers were wounded. the robbers fled without securing any loot.
A Winchester audience enjoyed Marie Cahill in Alias Mrs Pepp in a first local staging ahead of New York. The operetta style play was delightfully set in a mezzanine room scene and drew cordial, appreciative crowds.
A fragmented review praises Mise Cahill as a world famous comedienne with clever humor from start to finish. The piece hints at audience reaction and mentions an upcoming appearance by actress Olga in a drama titled The Waste Wir, at the Southern Hotel.
The Cambridge Bank will hold its annual meeting at the Hall on Market Street corner with Wat Ste on Tuesday January 1928 at 11 o'clock a.m. Directors and officers will be elected or confirmed. John L. Bloat, Cashier.
A garbled OCR fragment mixes phrases about playing with children and work, with stray references to an English potter. The text lacks coherent events, names, or dates to form a full news item or factual summary.
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