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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1926
Page
8
Advertisement notes W. M. Fletcher as proprietor for a cream and milk operation labeled Creamery and Ones. The fragment suggests a business listing or card in a local paper.
Apple Pie Ridge Va Jan 26 Mr C Dix met with a very alarming accident as a lumber wagon collided with a timber wagon injuring several people and prompting a local welfare response.
Waite and an accompanying person rushed to assist after a wood incident. The injured man is confined to his home with a back injury. Friends extend wishes for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Dave Smith is indisposed and Mrs. Herbert Hershman has throat trouble. Mrs. H. C. Bailey has been housebound for nine weeks.
Henry Ford era revival effort spurs Empire Theatre to host an Old-Time Fiddlers Contest next Wednesday night. Open to all fiddlers in Windsor Frederick counties and nearby areas. Mail or bring entries to The Empire Office on Rouss Ave for valuable prizes and awards. All melodies welcome and entrants receive recognition.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Clark and Mrs. Louisa Dix drove to Martinsburg for a day with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lodge and daughter. They spent Sunday with Mrs. Lodge’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith, and visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Dixon included several relatives.
Mr and Mrs A G Clark and relatives visit the Carson household in Winchester as Mrs Joseph Cave spends a day with niece Mrs John Livengood. An electrical storm struck Monday evening causing roof damage in the area.
A log estimated to contain 9 000 feet of lumber was brought to a mill in Longview Washington from Ryderwood. It was cut from a Douglas fir and measured 36 feet in length with a 10 foot diameter at one end and 6 feet 4 inches at the other.
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