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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1920
Page
5
In the late Senate, Senator West introduced a bill to create a lite board to assess all real estate. The measure would strip local assessors of their assessment authority and transfer it to the new board.
A column rails against Williams and Fishers Hill killings, condemns prohibition tactics, and attacks reform zealots. It muses on moral law, calls for lawful arrest, and questions religious leaders’ behavior amid a harsh critique of social crime and church worship practices.
Mr. Daniel Fahnéstock of the county writes The Star to emphatically deny the truth of an article alleged to be signed by his father Scott T. Fahnestock. The disputed piece claimed various statements attributed to the family.
Members of the Welltown Home Demonstration Club are asked to attend the regular January meeting at Mrs Wright's on Tuesday at 2 30 p m. The gathering includes a reorganization with the president to be elected. Miss Hodsden Virginia poultry specialist will discuss poultry problems. Miss Haynes urges full attendance.
The Northern Pacific docked at Hoboken with 271 Powhatan passengers and 11 women along with eight children, the last American troops from France. Crew praised the civilians for calmness during the storm tossed voyage off Nova Scotia, all transfers completed without incident.
The funeral of Riley Hottel, found unconscious near Bloomery schoolhouse, was held Thursday afternoon at Loverneck from Salem Church. The service was led by Rev. J. L Thomas, with the edifice crowded and pallbearers including three brothers and three brothers-in-law. Interment followed in the church yard. The report notes the death results from unknown causes and includes the Perr y Mottel and Edward Hottel among the deceased’s relatives.
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