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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1925

Page

5

Distress Warrant Auction in Winchester Virginia

A public sale will occur in front of the Court House Winchester VA on Saturday January 31 at 2 30 P M. The Grand Stand and Fence are to be sold for cash under a distress warrant by C J and Margaret they versus Winchester Baseball Club.

Roanoke W. B. Pearman Roverve Mechanicsburg Ohio Miller’s Drug Store C. J Margaret Winchester Baseball Club Front Court House Winchester

Baltimore boy Peachey Kern dies of brain tumor at 14

Peachey Kern, 14, son of Mr and Mrs C Luther Kern of Baltimore and grandson of Mrs Henry Kern, died in a Baltimore hospital after brain tumor surgery. The body will be transported to Winchester for a 2 pm funeral at United Brethren Church with Rev George W Stover officiating. Interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. He left two brothers Olin Kern and another younger brother. he was also nephew to Mrs W L Poston and Mrs James Baecher.

Peachey Kern C. Luther Kern Baltimore Henry F. Kern Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Railroad William L. Poston North Kent Street George W. Stover United Brethren Church Mount Hebron Cemetery Olin Kern

Local Figures Mention Family Tists in Elkins Winter Visit

County residents report Mrs Charles Baker of Elkins West Virginia visiting relatives as her grandmother spends part of the winter there. John W Kern and George P Kern, both of this city, are also noted in the social circles connected to the Bakers.

Charles Baker Elkins W. Va John W. and George P. Kern

New Plan To Keep Bread Fresh

Paris date January 22 Associated Press reports a journeyman baker claims a dough formula will keep bread fresh longer. The claim centers on a method or ingredient that purportedly preserves loaf freshness, signaling potential changes for bakers and grocers if verified.

The Associated Press Paris

Illness and social notes from Good Brevities

Mrs. Harry Largenty is very ill at home near Good Brevities West Virgin ia. Bessie Gardner will visit her sister in Berkeley Springs. The Gardners visit Harry Gardner’s parents for a few days. A box social at the Omps schoolhouse is planned for Saturday night. Mrs. Mary Largent reports a lost mule last Sunday. Mr. F J Gardner will saw for Mr. A Parrill when feasible. Mr and Mrs Floyd Petersen were called. Mrs. Harry Sargeant mentioned.

W. Va Harry Largenty Bessie Gardner Berkeley Springs Harry Gardner Mr. Gardner Omps Mary Largent F. J. Gardner A. Parrill Floyd Petersen Harry Sargeant

Leaves Kept Edible for Months Says Inventor Matti

The article notes leaves can stay edible for months with methods proven in labs. Inventor Jean Matti claims the preservation period could reach two years, extending beyond current demonstrations and setting the stage for long term storage breakthroughs.

Jean Matti

Virginia Valley subscription note to The Star

A reader from Louisville Kentucky sends three dollars to renew a January 31 1925 subscription to The Star. He praises the Shenandoah Valleys coverage and expresses gratitude for keeping hometown happenings in view. The letter is dated January 19 1926 and signed by Hi Faulkner at Hotel Cortlandt.

the Star sShenandoah Valley Faulkner

130 Autos and Eleven Horses Burn Up During Fire

A fire of undetermined origin in Raleigh destroyed the Raleigh Transfer Company's building and damaged the Raleigh Cornice and Roofing Company's plant. One hundred thirty automobiles stored on the second floor, many owned by legislators, and eleven horses were lost, with damage estimated at 225000 to 250000 dollars.

Associated Ee Raleigh N. C Raleigh Transfer Company Raleigh Cornice

Thieves Strip Car Tires. Dog Found Locked Inside

Burglars broke into O. D. Braithwaite’s garage on Fairmount Avenue and stole four tires and two chains. A strange dog was found fastened inside the automobile the next morning. The car rested on rims where tires were removed, the dog untagged with footprints in the snow possibly betraying the thieves.

O. D. Braithwaite Fairmount Avenue Mr. Braithwaite

Wife Alleges Desertion in Partial Divorce Suit

Mrs Mamie Fauver DeHaven files in Frederick county Circuit Court for divorce from Charles DeHaven on desertion grounds. They wed in Winchester on September 8 1915 and moved to Loom West Virginia. Deserted October 2 1923 leaving their infant. she seeks partial separation alimony counsel fees and custody of the child.

Frederick County Mamie Fauver DeHaven Charles DeHaven Winchester Loom Hampshire County W. Va A. B. Fauver

Dr Janney to Lecture Twice Next Sunday in Chester

Dr C Edward Janney of Baltimore will give two lectures at the Friends Meeting House in Chester next Sunday January 25. The first at 2 30 p m and the second at 7 30 p m. The topics are Spiritual Lessons of the Old Testament and The Application of the New Testament to Modern Problems. The talks will cover broad religious and social themes and invite public attendance.

C. Edward Janney Baltimore Friends’ Meeting House Chester Jantey Abraham Joseph Moses David Isaiah Elijah Jeremiah Amos Sea Micha Jonah

Moose Bazaar Sees Bigger Crowds At Rouse Hall

Moose Lodge reports larger attendance at the Rouse Hall bazaar opening with vaudeville acts and prizes. Headliner John T. McCaslin the magician and Andy Thiemser the juggler attract crowds as organizers seek stronger public support for what they call one of the city’s best fairs.

Rouse Hall Moose Lounder John T. McCaslin Andy Thiemser Unas Philomena Laren Margaret Hawkins

Johnson Not Involved In Virginia Fraud Case

Philadelphia reports show investigation into a Staunton Virginia indictment of a named H. C. Johnson for fraudulent steel dealings. The 1922 Philadelphia lawyers directory lists H Chester Johnson, but the 1924 issue omits the name, leaving only one attorney with similar initials no longer tied to the Virginia prosecutions.

Associated Press Philadelphia Staunton H. C. Johnson Phistadeloniar H. Chester Johnson Virginia

Two Shots Fired At British Sentry Near Temple Breedy

Cork correspondent reports two shots fired at a British garrison sentry at Temple Breedy four miles south of Queenstown. The guard was called out as more shots were fired, machine guns swept the surrounding country with a searchlight but no attackers were located. No injuries reported.

Associated Press London Cork Evening News Temple Breedy Queenstown

New Discover Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief

A simple remedy claims to relieve a severe persistent cough instantly and often within 24 hours. Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs is touted as soothing soreness, loosening phlegm, and reducing chest congestion with one teaspoonful held in the throat before swallowing. Uses include coughs, chest colds, bronchial asthma, hoarseness, and throat irritation.

Dr. King

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