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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1927

Page

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State Chamber Wields Virginia Unity for Progress

General Samuel Gardner Waller lauds the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce for uniting all regions, promoting cheaper freight rates, and boosting the port of Hampton Roads. Highlights include 24-hour valley freight, increased ships, tripled tonnage, tax reforms, water power development, Shenandoah National Park publicity, and government efficiency efforts.

Virginia Virginia Spirit Samue Gardner Waller Front Royal George Washington Hostel Esterday New Virginia State Chamber of Commerce Dominion Waller State Chamber of Commerce Hampton Roads Shavan Omar Hamon Roads New York Shenandoah National Park Winchester Norfolk State Chambers of Commerce

Cecil R. Wilson Dies of Pneumonia in Morgan County

Cecil R. Wilson, 0, a farmer from Stotler's Cross Roads, Dehaven Virginia, died Monday night from influenza turning to pneumonia. Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 PM at Mt Olive Cemetery. Survived by widow and several siblings. Wilson was a Methodist and a Modern Woodman member.

Cecil .R. Wilson Morgan County Dehaven Cecil R. Wilson Stotler Crogs Roads Mt. Olive Cemetery Andi Fer Irving Ferdinand Hivick Berkeley Ver Ayant Clarence

Local Grocery Ad Specialties This Week

This week at 207 Market St. NY, specials include 12 lb sack flour 10 cents, P and G soap six cakes 25 cents, canned corn 10 cents, peas two cans 25 cents, peaches 23 cents per can, coffee 43 cents, pork and beans three cans 25 cents, hams per pound 20 cents.

Ny Market St

Colored Doctor Ingram Held Over Worthless Check Scam

A Maryland colored physician from Hagerstown, Dr D B Ingram, is jailed in Winchester after allegedly passing a $800 worthless check and practicing medicine without a license. He faced angry local residents over about $700 in cash given to him in a colored community drug store venture. His transfer to Maryland custody was delayed as authorities weigh charges and witnesses.

D. B. Ingram Hagerstown Marylan Virginia Ingram Maryland Winchester Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church A. Dee Nimomthentain Piro

Decline a $23000 Bid For Angerona

Sale of Angerona, the home property of the late Thomas Cover Jr., on Fairmont avenue with about two acres, was withdrawn by the executors who declined to accept Luther Brill of Star Tannery Frederick county bid of 23000. They gave no date for another public auction.

Angerona Thomas Cover, Jr Fairmont Avenue Cover Luther Brill Star Tannery Frederick County

Round Hill Benefit Tubercular Fund Event

Social Friday January 21 features a Round Hill School House gathering at 8 P M to raise funds for the county tubercular fund. The event aims to support local health initiatives with community participation and entertainment.

Round Hill Benefit County Tubercular Fund

Wanted Large Clean Cotton Rags at Once

Classified notice from The Star requests large, clean cotton rags delivered immediately to the Star office.

Star Office

New Hotel Posts Six Percent On Preferred Stock

The Martinsburg Shenandoah Hotel reports six percent earnings on its preferred stock for the past year while delaying common stock dividends due to prior deficits now paid. Board re-elected includes Lewis F. Cooper and Col. Edward Olmstead among directors. new manager Mr Barrow attended and praised the hotel’s progress.

Lewis I Cooper R. Gray Williams Col. Olmstead American Hotels’ Association Clarence L. Harding Washington Martinsburg Shenandoah Hotel Barrow Lewis F. Cooper W. A. Baker H. Douglas Fuller George H. Heist KR. Gray Williams Fred. L. Glaize Joh W. Rosenberger J. H. Haldeman Stuart Bell Blair Sheetz Fred. A. Robinson Robert L. Gray J. Scott Grant William G. Hardy J. Leslie’ Kinkaid Col Edward Olmstead Stephen Bobo

Charlotte, once Mexican empress, dies in Belgium

Charlotte, former empress consort of Mexico and wife of Maximilian, died at her chateau near Brussels at 7 am after a severe influenza attack developed into pneumonia. Her mind had been clouded since 1867 and she was kept unaware of many events, including dynastic falls, to avoid distress. She died with King Albert and Queen Elizabeth at her bedside.

Associated Press Brussels Charlotte México Maximilian Quéretaro Mexico King Albert Elizabeth Albert Chateau Leopold I

Williams Broadcasts Lee Speech Tonight

R Gray Williams of Winchester will broadcast a Gen. R E Lee speech at 9 o clock tonight from station WRVA in Richmond according to a telegram today from The Star Brothers Tobacco Corners and operators of the.

R. Gray Williams Winchester R. E. Lee WRVA Richmond Star Brothers’ Tobacco Corners

Veterans Seek Banks Understanding On Bonus Certificates

Veterans and American Legion officials urge a workable arrangement with banks over bonus certificates used as loan collateral. Some banks accept them, others do not, as talks with Washington continue. A presidential proclamation calls World War veterans to learn reinstate rights for lapse war risk insurance before July 2, 1927. The Veterans Bureau notes about 30 billion in term insurance remains lapsed from a peak of over 40 billion.

American Legion Hotep Gome Aetueen Thebanks Washington Coolidge

WANTED Cook Stove For Deserving Woman

Describes a needy woman unable to work who desires a small cook stove. Requests contributions from readers and provides a contact via the Star Office for assistance. The notice urges charity and practical aid to a deserving recipient.

Next Free Chest Examination Announced for Saturday

The District Nurse Association announces a free chest examination clinic on Saturday January 22 from 9 30 a m to noon and 2 to 4 p m by Dr B C Harper of the State Board of Health at the Chamber of Commerce office. Open to all Winchester and Frederick county residents regardless of race.

District Nurse “Association B.c.harper State Board of Health District Nurse Association Chamber of Commerce Winchester Fredrick County Harper

Haldeman Produce Co Resumes Business in Eggs and Poultry

Haldeman Produce Co. resumes operations after taking over Hoffman Produce Co. and now markets fresh eggs and all kinds of poultry in the market. J. S. Haldeman is the proprietor.

Hoffman Produce, Co J. S. Haldeman

Four Miners Missing After West Virginia Mine Blast

Four miners are believed killed in an explosion at Pocahontas No. 3 mine in Caples West Virginia. Seven others were rescued unharmed as crews battled afterdamp and gas to reach the blast site. Names of missing workers include Mike Grovich Mike Rochnich Giles Sheffey and James Davis.

Associated Press Welch W. Ya Pocahontas Caples Mini My Pocahontas No. 3 Mike Grovich Mike Rochnich Giles Sheffey James Davis

Kellican Dies After Brain Tumor Treatment in Baltimore

C H Kellican died yesterday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after two months of brain tumor treatment. A native of Sueea Ferry West Virginia he joined the United Brethren Church in Inwood and was a devout Christian man. He was son of William and a brother to five brothers and two sisters. Funeral from the Inwood church Thursday at two with Rev J R Collis officiating. Burial in Bunker Hill cemetery.

W. Via Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Sueea Ferry W.va BR. We Whiting United Brethrence Inwood William Rf’ Jean Baltimore Io’ Railroad Harpers Ferry Rena Whalice Kellican Kemper Virginia Moulden Brucetown Kellican Faoheral J. R. Collis The Bunker Hill

Bootleg Whiskey Shipped From France Seized in Pittsburgh

Prohibition agents seized whiskey valued at about 36000 dollars shipped from France in waste bale bundles at a Pittsburgh warehouse. Warehouse owner W. J. Payne was arrested and released on bond after denying knowledge of the liquor. Ruthie Snapp of Mt Williams left for Forest Glen Maryland to attend school.

Associated Press Pittsburgh France W. J. Payne Ruthie Snapp Williams Forest Glen, Md

Randolph Macon Voices Gratitude To Local People

Cor Charles Melton principal of Randolph Macon Academy thanks Winchester firemen surgeons and citizens who aided last Monday. He asks The Star to publish the notice so locals know of the loyal assistance and asks blessings on all who helped teachers and students. Front Royal Va January 18 1927. LOST license tag city No 396 state No 102407 award at Police headquarters 18 1p 21.

the Star Winchester Randolph-Macon Academy Chas. Melton Front Royal

Dr Bridges Speaks On Child Like Faith At Winchester Tabernacle

Dr Bridges urges living faith rather than mere church attendance in a revival at the Winchester tabernacle. He cites Romans 8 16 and tells of a man saved after a test of faith, while Rev J W White leads opening prayer and Prof Homer Jenkins praises the message with a hymn.

DR. Bridgers Tabernacle J. W. Me. Whitecharge M. D. Mitchell Mtg God Almighty Bridgers Winchester Homer Jenkins Jsus Boas Nena Howhel Jesus Christ Jesus

Daughters Honor Confederate Veterans Luncheon

Confederate veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy held a luncheon in the Farmers and Revenant National Bank building. Turner Ashby Chapter members hosted brief talks and a Gen Robert E Lee birthday celebration with his portrait as center stage. The event coincided with a state holiday and schools were closed.

Veterans of Ter Turner Ashby Chapter Daughters of Cnfederacy Farmers and Revenant National Bank Building Daughters’ Organization Robert E. Lee

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