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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
7
Wanted a man of character and ability to represent the Organization Department in instituting a lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose in Winchester. Address District Supervisor 312 E Freemason St Norfolk Va. FOR SALE Cheap to quick buyer new set of Harvard Classics Apply G care Star.
A Jasper Minnesota reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound citing backache irregularities and the change of life as relieved. The Virginia court records detail a complex chancery proceeding involving J W Aleshire Basil Aleshire and related parties with a Master Commissioner notice and a February 7 1922 hearing.
Sunday program invites worshippers to Centenary Reformed Church with an 11 o clock sermon by Rev. W H Sampsell on Adverse Winds. Sunday School at 945 a m features classes for all ages. Evening community service at 7 p m screens God s Great Outdoors and Modern Jerusalem.
The body of William J. Oates, long-time Capon Bridge undertaker, was brought from Burlington WV and buried at Fairview Church after heavy snow blocked roads. The procession reached the church on foot or by sled, delaying services. his widow and children survive.
Robert Teets known as Bobbie was instantly killed near Woodstock on Willow Grove Hill last Tuesday when he fell from a milk truck. He was traveling from his mountain home toward Woodstock with his young son and a nephew.
A truck driver was crushed when a wheel ran over his head after losing position on a rough snowy road near Willow Grove. He died from a crushed skull and a broken neck. The body was moved to his father in law Isaac Scott's home. He left a widow and four young children.
Theo Earle, noted American tenor, will sing at City Hall Auditorium Monday night January 23 under Winchester High School sponsorship. The Olympia, Washington native, height six feet two, is a versatile sportsman and musician, fluent in five languages, with a love of cars and aviation. Tickets are on sale at P Neidemeyer and Company with advance reservations via high school pupils canvassing Saturday.
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