Jones Plant Plans Doubling ATS Capacity
Jones plant aims to double ATS capacity with a major expansion project. The announcement highlights increased output and potential job growth, signaling stronger production efforts at the facility.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
1
Jones plant aims to double ATS capacity with a major expansion project. The announcement highlights increased output and potential job growth, signaling stronger production efforts at the facility.
The company reports growing demand for cloth and knickers with full-time operations likely for years. It lists improvements including a dye house, picker house, boiler house, water softener, filtering plant, sprinkler system, and a 1200-foot artesian well supplying water for processing and fire protection.
Twenty one candidates from Front Royal Strasburg Middletown Win Manassas and Alexandria were invited into the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free masonry Monday. Toastmaster W G Dearing of Front Royal led the event with address by H Noel Garner and A C Car son among others.
Cadet corps of Staunton Military Academy to spend a day in Richmond. They, about 600 boys, will parade and review with Governor Bit. A broadcast session at station WRVA is planned. Special train departs late and returns to Staunton in time for next day’s classes.
Round Hill Virginia will host a social and debate at the Round Hill schoolhouse Friday night at 8 oclock. The topic asks whether bobbed hair and cosmetics improve the attraction of the average man. Speakers include Renate Bayliss and Raymond Bayliss with music recitations. Proceeds benefit the county tuberculosis fund.
Beck Baking Corporation of Winchester gains the rights to manufacture and distribute Betsy Ross Tea Biscuits in Winchester and nearby areas. Wal ter H. Dean, a Chicago baking engineer, completed production plans ensuring high quality for large scale output. E B. Clark of Chicago oversees sale and distribution with advisory baking organization assistance. Sale began yesterday and was sold out quickly.
A garbled listing highlights weekly specials including sack flour and soap bars. It mentions canned corn and assorted pantry items with prices around 45¢ 25¢ 10¢ and 28¢, reflecting a discount flyer style.
James A. Stillman sent a necklace valued over 500000 to his wife as a reconciliation gesture. The item is a collar design of 1 1/4 inghagere pearls rubies sapphires diamonds with dominating pearls. Bud Stillman announced plans for Lena Viola Wilson to wed June 29 at a Quebec lodge near La Toque, while Lena studies English mathematics science music and drawing at their Park Avenue home.
Washington January 20 Franklin F. Smith senator-designate from Illinois is reported suffering from an ear abscess and related facial condition. The illness is described as minor but delaying duties. Official statements note no interruption to his political responsibilities.
Little Catherine Fletcher aged three daughter of Mr and Mrs Levi Fletcher of this city is slowly recovering from burns suffered while playing with fire at home. The upper portion of her body was terribly burned but her injuries are yielding to treatment at Memorial Hospital where she has been a patient since the accident.
Hazel Clark four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Clark of Good West Va was brought to Memorial Hospital this week with severe scalds after pulling a bucket of boiling water from a stove causing contents to spill over her body Her condition is serious Dr C R Anderson attends the case
Pete Latzo world welterweight champion will defend his title against Sergeant Sammy Baker in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania this May. Baker lost to Latzo here last week but put in a strong performance.
Social notice for January 21 at 8 PM at Round Hill School House to raise funds for the county tubercular fund. Large clean cotton rags needed. drop at THE STAR OFFICE. Proceeds support tuberculosis relief.
Intervention by Governor Byrd kept telephone rates from rising beyond the amount approved by the commission. The company had sought over $800,000 additional yearly revenue, with potential five year delays to rulings. Estimated subscriber savings exceed $3,000,000 as the case moves forward with no appeal. Continued on Page Three.
The Associated Press reports a 50 percent rise in apple eating in the United States as winter storage holdings dwindle. Government data show cold storage stocks shrinking rapidly while prices stay relatively low, with western demand growing.
Rail service representatives held an executive session to discuss wage disputes with unions seeking a 19 percent pay raise. The mediation board previously granted a 7 46 percent increase after arbitration in the eastern region, fueling hopes for a settlement.
The District Nurse Association will hold a free tuberculosis chest examination next Saturday January 22 from 9 30 a m to noon and 2 to 4 p m. Dr E C Harper of the State Board of Health will conduct the exams at the District Nurse Association office in the Chamber of Commerce. All residents of Winchester and Frederick county may attend regardless of race to have their chests checked at no cost.
Carroll Wilson Raisin was sentenced to eight years in a Baltimore Criminal Court by Judge O Dunne after conviction last December for receiving money stolen from the banking house of W W Lanahan and Company. A total of 113704 was taken. He faced a choice of the penitentiary or the house of correction, with no sentence yet fixed if he appeals.
Superintendent of safety and sanitation of the Southern Railway and a union member in the city are found slain in a double tragedy. Police investigate motives and connections as details remain unclear.
Dr Bridgers preaches at the tabernacle urging revival and faith as he leads a stirring song service. He cites Robert E. Lee and the need for divine grace while recalling Wilmington Winchester engagements and a warning about temptation from a Pittsburgh contact.
The nude body of an unidentified man was found strangled in a Canton sewer. Coroner T C McQuate noted the corpse showed evidence of homicide and an earlier attempt was made to dispose of it. The victim’s identity remained unknown.
Announcement says Bishop J Albert Johnson of the Aes Conference has appointed the Reverend Wesley Parker as pastor of St Pauls AME Church on Loudoun Street. Reverend H Clarence Walker transferred to another pastorate. The new minister has begun duties and the church urges member attendance.
Major Hodges promotes a state chamber of commerce push to develop the Hampton Roads corridor and broader Virginia agriculture and industry. The plan envisions stronger Britain relations, two way trade, and unified state support across commerce and agriculture, with lessons from Hodges' overseas trip and upcoming Virginia visit by British investors.
An ad lists Our Shop offering household goods and auto parts with a courteous service theme. The truncated text suggests a small local business recruitment or merchandise display in a historic newspaper. The fragment mentions auto parts corp and household goods with limited legible detail.
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