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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1925

Page

2

Larrick Discusses Country Banking At Martinsburg Banquet

Berbert S. Larrick, president of the Winchester Savings Bank, spoke at the second banquet of stockholders of Mandoah Valley Bank and Company in Martinsburg. He contrasted small depositor access with broader bank policies, noting his institution’s aim to keep banking affordable for everyday customers and to avoid complex terms that deter the average person.

S. Larrick Winchester Obanker Mandoah Valley Bank and Company Martinsburg W. Dynight James W. McElroy Merchants National Baltimore George S. Sloan Federal Reik Richmond E. Taybewing Conalley Products Company F. Larrick Ercal Wid Savings Bank Peter Sys Martins Poling Journal Winchester McElroy and Sloan Reis Popular Bank

Firemen postpone election as candidates fill all posts

LEWISTOWN Pa Jan 16 The Fame Fire Company delayed officer elections for the second time because all members present were candidates for office President F M Dippery ruled he could not appoint tellers to count votes from the audience which consisted solely of candidates

Lewistown Fame Fire Company F. M. Dippery

Romine Named Superintendent At Hancock and Berkeley Springs

B F Romine appointed by Northern Virginia Power Company to manage Hancock and Berkeley Springs operations succeeding D E Stultz who moves to Winchester territory. Mr and Mrs Romine relocate from Martinsburg to Berkeley Springs as part of the change.

B. F. Romine Northern Virginia Power Company Hancock Berkeley Springs D. E. Stultz Winchester

Three Generations of Women Endorse Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy

An 1881 origin tale of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetatie Compound. Three generations of women claim it treats various ailments with remarkable success. The ad notes broad demand across the United States and foreign countries, highlighting family testimony as credibility.

Lydia EK Pinkham United, States V Adv

Bride and Groom Visit at Pagebrook near Boyce

Mr and Mrs John Baylor who wed earlier this month in Montreal Canada arrive in Lexington Virginia to visit relatives and stay a day or two with Capt and Mrs Philip BE M Walker at Pagebrook near Boyce.

John Baylor Montreal Can Lexington Philip BE. M. Walker Pagebrook Boyce

Nations seek joint Niagara water control and protest Chicago diversions

A Smithsonian report urges joint ownership and national mindset for Niagara Falls and Great Lakes water use. Cleveland hosts a meeting of scores of cities to oppose Chicago’s proposed diversion and press for federal action to preserve lake resources.

Washington Niagara River Samuel S. Myers National Museum Smithsonian Institution Niagara Falls Great Lakes Chicago Gulf Falls Lake Erie Ontario Welland Canal Canada Great Lake Basin Charles D. Walcott Cleveland Ohio William George Bruce Milwaukee Great Lakes Harbors Association

New Lamp Burns 9 Percent Air for Brighter Light

A new oil lamp claimed to beat gas and electricity in brightness has been tested by the U S Government and 35 universities. It reportedly burns 94 percent air and common kerosene without odor smoke or noise and requires no pumping. Inventor O B Johnson of Philadelphia offers a free 10 day trial and promises agencies with earnings of 250 to 500 dollars monthly for locality introduction.

U. S Johnson N. Broad St Philadelphia

Farewell sermon and community events in Stephens City

In Stephens City Virginia on January 15 the town notes Rev G W Gaither preaches his farewell sermon due to ill health and announces his departure for Florida. The Methodist church basem ent hosts a chicken and waffle supper January 17 with music by a Winchester orchestra. Also planned are Sunday services January 18 with school at 9 40, classes 10, sermon 11, Epworth League 7 30, and a lyceum play at the schoolhouse January 22 amid snowbound winter activities and a move of Mr Will Beaver from farm to town.

Stephens City G.W. Gaither Florida Wheeler Strasburg Methodist Episcopal Church Winchester The Lyceum Will Beaver

Resignation of Hughes Pleases Russian Reds

The resignation of Secretary Hughes and press speculation that his departure signals a shift in US policy toward Soviet Russia hearten Bolshevik officials. They believe his retirement stems from disputes with President Coolidge and colleagues over recognizing the Soviets, and predict Kellogg will move to officially countenance Soviet Russia. Bolshevik papers deride Hughes as an uncompromising foe.

Moscow Hughes Tme Soviet Russia Chers Coolidge Frank B. Kellogg

McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain

An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a simple solution to gain 5 to 10 pounds in 30 days. It claims easy consumption, strong flesh-building effects, and a money back guarantee if goals aren’t met, with retailers Franck Baker and Boyd Drug Co. named.

Franck Baker and Boyd Drug, Co America McCoy's Adv

Grimes Gleamings Grimes and others attend Baltimore nuptials

Grimes Virginia January 16 Mr and Mrs Fri es of Green Spring spent New Afternoon here with Mrs Mary B Hamilton Mr Henry Daugherty of the United States Navy stationed at Annapolis Md and Norfolk Va and Mrs Clara Aleshire were married last week in Baltimore Md They may reside at Annapolis and at the bride's home here Also Earl Clark of the Winchester Standard Oil office was here on business last Tuesday Samuel Manning spent holidays here with family who are wintering with Mrs Manning's parents near Elizabethtown Pa Basil L Aleshire formerly a merchant and postmaster here now in Hagerstown Md married Miss Emmett formerly of Winchester A good life for the newlyweds Charles C Finfrock has bronchitis The Harlee Tire Company annual meeting at Rouss Hall Winchester elected directors and officers Stockholders from various towns and states attended.

Standard Oil Company Samuel Manning Basil L. Aleshire Hagerstown Emmett Winchester Charles C. Finfrock Harlee Tire Company, Inc Rouss Hall

Uncle Eben on Charity and Self-Excuse

Uncle Eben quips that once a man excuses his own faults he may lack charity for others faults. The homely remark echoes in a regional dialect voice, highlighting bystanders and everyday ethics in a folksy tone.

Eben

Banks Close for Lee's Birthday Holiday Notice

Banks announce closures for Lee's Birthday on Monday January 19. Banks will reopen January 20 allowing payment of all maturing paper. Signatories include Charles Summers and John I. Sloat cashiers, with several banks listed and dates shown 1925 and 1926.

Lee Charles Summers Union Banks of Winchester John I. Sloat Commercial & Savings Bank WM. G. Hardy Shenandoah Valley National Bank

Judge Walton to Speak at U B Church Tonight

Judge M L Walton Jr of Woodstock Virginia will speak at Ums Brethren Church at eight tonight on the topic Law Treatment. The meeting is under the auspices of the local W C T U. Walton is a well known young lawyer and judge of Shenandoah County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court.

Walton M. L. Walton, Jr Woodstock, Va Ums of “Law ‘Eatatenment W. C. TU Shenandoah County

Whose Property Are You Paying For

A clipped paper advertises rent receipts and payments for various properties including a seven room modern dwelling at 3000 dollars and a six room dwelling at 2250 dollars. Building lots priced at ten dollars per foot with water and sewer options, with payment plans of 20 percent cash and 10 percent every three months. It notes insurance information and urges readers to see ws.

Lincoln essay contest draws many school entrants

Students from Neer Schools and nearby institutions show strong interest in the Lincoln essay contest for prizes from the Illinois Watch Company of Springfield. High schools nationwide enter, with Volk medallions of Abraham Lincoln on display at Son and Brown on West Water Street, signaling participation. In previous year over 56,000 high schools entered, with expectations of a larger turnout this year.

Neer Eee. Ai A Illinois Watch Company Springfield Ill United States Volk Abraham Lincoln Son and Brown West Water Street

Public Auction of Dodge Touring Car by City Sergeant

By virtue of executions in my hands of Standard Gas and Oil Supply Co. and E. Luttrell vs Elmer Lewis I will offer for sale at public auction on Braddock Street near Walner corner at 2 30 p m Saturday Jan 17 1925 one Dodge Touring Car for cash Adam Forney City Sergeant

Standard Gas and Oil Supply Co E. Luttrell Elmer Lewis Braddock Walner Adam Forney

Second hand car parts arrive daily at Zucker man and Carvers

Different makes of second hand cars are arriving daily at Zucker man and Carvers 80 you have a good opportunity to get your parts from Residence Phone 466 J.

Kernstown Zucker

Also Mentioned on This Page

Berbert S. Larrick Mr. Stultz Berkley Springs Pat Babb Brothers Kent and Water Streets Bessmer REO FORD Sampson Winchester Garage J. W. Cammer & Sons Star and Durant Phione Niagara Stephens City Socials Winchester Credit Corp Associated Press Grimes Gleamings Judge Walton U. B. Church Good & Company Rouss Avenue Lincoln Schumacher Feed H. D. Albin Jewelers Hodgson & Brown M. B. Clowe Virginia H. W. Ebert Auto Insurance J. Vic Arthur Zuckerman & Carver Baker’ Street Man & Market W. C. Parlett & CO. Inc Braddock and Piccadilly Sts W. C. Parlett R.A. Cather Florist Willys-Knight C. B. Organ Rouss Garage Braddock Street Brill’s North Main ST
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