Highway probes ask citizens to give information
Committee organizes and will hold its first session Tuesday at Capitol. Citizens asked to provide information on highway matters for investigation and public input.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
1
Committee organizes and will hold its first session Tuesday at Capitol. Citizens asked to provide information on highway matters for investigation and public input.
In Richmond Jan 21 a special committee on social and moral welfare plans insecticide inspections under the State Agricultural Department and bills to transfer prohibition enforcement to the attorney general with $100000 yearly funding. House and Senate calendars opened as Gov Davis faces the bone dry oath bill amid party divisions.
The Rev. Clarence Woods pastor of Centenary Reformed Church was injured last Saturday when he fell breaking his arm and injuring his back. He is reported much improved at Memorial Hospital and expected to be released to his home tomorrow afternoon after examinations found no serious injury and a slow but certain recovery outlook.
James KE Anderson a longtime Frederick county constable is gravely ill at his Whitacre home with little improvement this week. His son Dewey Anderson of Lynchburg Virginia has been notified to return home. Anderson is known for his fearless, conscientious service and broad friendship in the county.
Reward offered for location and dates of the grave of William Cole a Revolutionary War soldier in General Morgan's Regiments. He lived about fourteen miles from Winchester and died between 1802 and 1824. Respond to Wallace Marshall Lafayette Indiana.
Captain John Towers a famed composer and writer on musical topics and former city resident died Wednesday at the Presser Home for retired musicians in Germantown after seven years as an inmate. His body was cremated per his wishes.
We have received an additional 200 of the New Universities Dictionaries ready for delivery. Mail orders must include extra postage to cover mailing costs. Come quick.
A letter from Spring Creek West Virginia reports the birth of a son on January 14 to Mr. and Mrs Ohlen Ri Hanna of Williamsburg West Virginia. Mrs Hanna formerly Miss Frances Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred W Wright of Welltown Virginia. Miss Julia Forney returned from Hagerstown Maryland after attending a C P Telephone Company local exchange meeting.
Publicity notes a January 28 banquet for Legionaires and Ladies Auxiliary at the Legion Building with tickets from the Legion. Speakers include National Commander Han ford MacNider and others. Major Opie may attend. A public reception follows on the main floor, inviting city officials and citizens to view the renovated Legion home and memorial concept.
Postponed sale of stock implements household goods and antiques on the Thomas Massie farm. The sale was moved from January 17 to January 25 at 10 a.m. due to unknown reasons. Located at Massie farm, details indicate items include farm stock and miscellaneous household goods.
Senate committees review two child welfare measures. One bill prohibits separating infants under nine months from mothers except in specific cases and sets procedure. The other regulates child employment and repeals prior acts and related code sections.
Tonight in the vaudeville program Alice Lake in The Famous Miss Revell leads a lineup with Larry Lemon and Kamaka’s real native Hawaiians performing catchy music at the Empire venue. The feature is billed as a Metro film, highlighting Miss Revell as Lake's best picture.
Notice to subscribers the Janusy offer ends on the 31st of this month. Pay before that date to receive the discount. THE EVENING STAR.
Rev Dr J H Lacy announces his resignation from the Winchester school system at the close of the board meeting. The minutes record regret at his departure, noting his faithful service since 1909, patient conduct in duties, and valued guidance in difficult matters. Board members extend best wishes for happiness in his new field of activity.
An advertisement notes a screening at the Auditorium tonight headlined by Charlie Chaplin and others in a 12 reel feature. It promises drama about a wife unsettled by domestic life and seeking gaiety.
Mrs Elizabeth M Brodie of Washington DC renews her Star subscription for another year. She was formerly Miss Potts of the city.
Reduced price offer for screen lump coal available from a car on the track. Place your orders now. G. O. Snapp. Phone 414 J. 2
Braddock Street Methodist Church South invites the public to 11 oclock Sunday for a sermon by Bishop A V W Darlington, noted for his oratory in Southern Methodism.
Orchard Supply Co promotes Kayso Spreader for spray mixes at thirty cents per 200 gallons diluted. It claims improved effectiveness and notes standard use on the Pacific Coast except during dormant spray season.
An old advertisement notes Okeh Records with a new price of 7 cents and lists Seal’s Music Store and a rental room at 7 North Main Street, indicating local commerce and music availability.
The executive secretary of the union evangelistic campaign announced a Monday afternoon survey across Winchester. Ten canvassers from each church will form fifty two-person teams to map church membership and addresses, with little disruption and no sensitive questions. All volunteers meet at Market Street Church at 2.30 pm for instructions.
A special program at the Empire Monday evening features the new picture All's Fair in Love with Harold Lloyd in a new comedy. Special added attraction violinist Mr Curran will perform. Regular admission prices apply.
Frank Feinberg, who closed his Clarksburg business to run his sister-in-law's North Main street store, received a farewell dinner at the Waldo Hotel. Friends praised his 18 years in the city and Elk's lodge presented him a diamond pin. He invited guests to visit him in Winchester and noted his many fraternal affiliations.
Sealed page item promotes Ko Ko Kos Ket for constipation with catchy ownership cues. Mentions Smiller's Old Drug Store and price 75 cents. Includes terse reminder to keep on hand.
Depositions started yesterday before A J Tavenner in the Langley estate case. Mrs Langley’s daughter Mrs Franks is to give her deposition next week in Martinsburg as part of the dispute over a $3600 state settlement and the will’s executrix duties. The matter centers on the Langley estate once held by the two daughters and the alleged agreement to pay the state that was repudiated later.
Bulletin from London and Paris note Archbishop Bourne confirming Benedict XV’s death. Rome papers quote Epocha that Benedict had lapsed into coma with rising fever and weakened condition. Born Genoa 1854, James Della Chiesa rose to Pope Benedict XV and served as archbishop of Bologna before cardinalate.
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