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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1925

Page

6

Youth Dies of Pneumonia in One Week at W Va Home

Fifteen year old Charles R. DeHaven died after a week long illness of pneumonia at the home of his brother in law Harry Keller in Shepherdstown West Virginia. The body was taken to Bibletoa parlor for preparation and burial at Greenwood Church near Unger’s Store. Survived by father and mother, brothers Orville Roy Thomas and four sisters Mary Keller Joseph Keller Alson Eaton Arietta DeHaven and nephew of Mrs W C Parlett. Funeral planned for Thursday morning.

Orville Gore Roy Winchester Thomas DeHaven Jefferson County W. Va Mary Keller Joseph Keller Alson Eaton Arietta DeHaven Albin W. C. Parlett

Albin Locals Share Social Visits and Updates

Albin Virginia January 13 Mrs Josephine Scrapton and Mrs Lula Blair of Chicago are visiting Mr and Mrs D S Mattison. Mrs John Barrett improves at home after illness. H E Yeakley and S E Brown hosts Sunday guests. Stadden Hawkins hosts friends. Susan B Howard visits villagers. Guy Smith visits Newton Cather. Rev Wilmer Luttrell of Tom Brok visits friends.

Massive sperm whale yields ambergris and byproducts

A giant sperm whale off Vancouver Island yielded 250 pounds of ambergris valued at about $150,000. The catch also produced substantial blubber and spermaceti, though the text notes some confusion in figures and wording. The record highlights the high value of ambergris as the principal find.

Vancouver Island

Taxi drivers offer ride share for Will Irwin lecture

In response to a school superintendent appeal, taxi drivers will carry passengers in parties of five to the Handley School Auditorium for Will Irwin’s lecture on The Next War tonight at 8:30. Drivers Aulick Gibbons J Mack Noonan Miller Jenkins F W Magruder and T W Evans will haul at a ten cent per passenger rise. Citizens are urged to notify neighbors and meet at a central place to gather. Irwin, noted for The Cosmopolitan piece Where the Treasure Is, is a leading speaker for Winchester events in years past. The lecture is a Handley lecture and a must see for locals.

Superintendent of Schools, Schools Handley School Will Irwin Patefy Mr. Duffey Aulick Gibbons J. Mack Noonan Miller Jenkins F. W. Magruder T. W. Evans Handley Winchester Irwin

Wickliffe Brevities Report of Local Visits and Attendances

Wickliffe Va January 13. James Bell returns home to Rippon W Va after time with son Henry Bell. A Sydney Johnston of Hagerstown Md visits cousin C W Johnston of Wickliffe. Mrs Frank McCormick of Frankford spends winter with relatives in Alexandria. Mr and Mrs John R Castleman return to Blackburg after visiting father E J Smith. Miss Alice Grubbs spent days in Washington DC. Myrtle Anderson of Sterling Va visits aunt Mrs J W Franklin near Marvins Chapel. Conrad Griebe of Lehigh University visits Mrs B P Dorsey nearby. Kate Powers guests Mrs R B Smith. C L Shull and A B noma of Buffalo N Y visit T A Shull and family. Mrs Grover Carter of Berryville visits relatives. Mrs E J Smith and daughter Acile attend funeral of Mrs Edward Wilt in Rippon W Va. Mrs Cameron near Wickliffe spends Saturday in Berryville.

Wickliffe James Bell Rippon W. Va Henry P. Bell A. Sydney Johnston Hagerstown C. W. Johnston Frank McCormick Frankford Alexandria John R. Castleman Blackburg E.J. Smith Alice Grubbs Washington, D.C Myrtle Anderson Sterling, Yay J. W. Franklin Marvin's Chapel Conrad Griebe Lehigh University B.P Dorsey Kate Powers R. B. Smith A. B. Noma Buffalo Nébi T.A. Shull Grover Carter Berryville E. J. Smith Acile “Smith Edward Wilt Rip

Surprise gathering honors L A Latip at Clearbrook home

In Scrippenso Va on Friday January 9 Mr and Mrs L A Latip near Clearbrook welcomed relatives and friends for a 630 pm dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Will Gordon and family from near Winchester Mr and Mrs Russell Lamp and son Ralph Mr and Mrs Wilbur Renier and family Maynard Samuel Virginia Mr Harry Anderson near Stephenson and Miss Bessie Thornton of Winchester.

Will Gordon Near Winchester Russell Lamp Ralph Wilbur -Reniér Maynard Samuel Virginia Harry Anderson Near Stephenson Bessie» Thorton Winchester Bessie Thornton Wilbur Rether Agarca Lamp J. W.kenney Hinkle Lamp Stephenson Walter Anderson L. A Clearbrook Ata ‘Lamp

Meadow Mills Social Notes Include Moves And Health Updates

Meadow Mills Virginia items report Mrs John Boyce returning to New Oxford Pennsylvania after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Dodson and sister Miss Lena Dodson. Little Roland Fisher son of Mr and Mrs Homer Fisher returns home from Hap tisonburg Hospital after bird poisoning treatment. Mrs J W Boyce Mrs J H Garrett and Myre W Dodson visited Mrs Arthur Jenkins. Bill Pangle recovered from a severe cold and returned to work. Elmarnolds of near Long Meadows visited Lena Dodson. Robert Spiker improving after illness. Mrs Mildred Dove returned home after visiting her mother Mrs Nannie Miller.

J. W. Boyce J. H. Garrett Myre W. B. Dodson Arthur Jenkins Bill Pangle Lena Dodson Robert Spiker Mildred Dove Nannie Miller

What Shall Be Done to the House Sheik

A disillusioned account follows a young woman’s experience of domestic service and a New York social sphere. The narrative recounts her aunt’s domestic work, a Yale student’s flirtation, and a coerced move toward scandal and pressure to enter an institution, framed as commentary on women's roles and exploitation.

House Sheik Millie Newark Yale

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