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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1931

Page

8

Red Cross support pledged for 1930 Apple Blossom Festival

Robert Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion pledges help to the 1930 Apple Blossom Festival and backs the Red Cross. Norfolk-area church revival at Market Street Methodist Church with Rev Lineweaver speaking on Hear Ye Him. Local license plate demand continues as Chamber of Commerce office stays open late.

Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion Red Cross Boyce Agricultural High Chamber of Commerce

Five Years Ago Highlights from January 24 1926

Three prisoners at the local jail robbed a cellmate while asleep of 55 dollars. The Winchester branch of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals seeks new members. A night prowler has been seen in basements of local homes. J Harvey Canter hosted the Willing Workers Class of Braddock Street Methodist Church South at his home. Postmaster candidates include Miss Elizabeth Kern H M Sartelle John H Seal Jr H C Stouffer W E Cather Roland C Ryan and John A Kern.

Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals J. Harvey Canter Braddock Street Methodist Church South Elizabeth Kern H. M. Sartelle John H. Seal

Zeppelins Raid London Part Of Ongoing Air War

Miss Mary Bruce Baker appears in a Lansdowne Pennsylvania minstrel show for Presbyterian Church relief. C A Heller and Company advertise a $16,000 shoe sale. Miss Carter B Conrad appeals for tobacco for European soldiers. Julius A Bantz sells his North Main street business to C A Heller and Company.

London Mary Bruce Baker Lansdowne Presbyterian Church C. A. Heller and Company Carter B. Conrad Europe Julius A. Bantz North Main Street

Twenty Five Years Ago January 24 1906 Star circulation

The Star announced a circulation of 2819. Auditors listed were H E Green John I Sloat S R Atwell H H Baker Charles A Heller and James P Reardon. Herbert S Larrick named principal speaker for the Reuss banquet February 11. A J Tavenner chopped the end of a finger while cutting wood behind his Bantz Row office. Market Street Methodist Church Sunday school held a social at Mrs J P Sartelle. Senator Thomas S Martin was reelected to the United States Senate by the Virginia Legislature, nominated by Delegate R E Byrd Sr.

the Star H. E Green John I Sloat S. R. Atwell H. H Baker Charles A. Heller James P. Reardon Herbert S. Larrick Reuss United States A. J. Tavenner Bantz Row Market Street J. P. Sartelle Thomas S. Martin United States Senate Virginia R. E. Byrd, Sr

Rosenberger Guests Visit From Winchester and West Virginia

Rosenberger Va January 24. Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs J B Snapp included Mrs Ida Good Miss Lora Good Mrs Alice Good and sons John and Charles of Winchester and Miss Mae Ashwood of West Virginia The Frys and their children spent Sunday at Paweatt Gap and Maddy Jar Edison

Fawcett Paul Smoke Mamie Smoke William Smoke I. B. Frye B. H. Keller Capon Bridge W. Va Virginia Orndoff Annie Clowser Winchester Seastrunk J. B. Snapp Loring Clowser Virgil Malone Millville

J F Racey Rites Held Wednesday At Gravel Spring

Funeral for James Franklin Racey of Star Tannery was held Wednesday at Gravel Springs Church at 2 PM with burial in the cemetery. He died at Memorial Hospital Winchester after illness lasting weeks and survived by his widow three daughters and three sons, plus a sister, brother and several half relatives.

James Franklin Racey Memorial Hospital Winchester Gravel Springs Mr. Racey Star Tannery William and Louisa Fry Racey Shenandoah County Charles Stine Ione Brill Zepp Hazel John Westernport Eston Germania W. Va Claud Lemuel Day Moorefield Joseph St. Luke Howard Racey Woodstock Riley Orndorff Washington, D. C J. W. Hottel Strasburg

Tea and visits mark Millwood social week

Mrs Richard P Whiting and Miss Mary Woolfolk hosted tea for Mrs Don Lewis Johns Hopkins graduate nurse, joined by several Millwood guests. Rev and Mrs Chambers plan residence at Christ Church after Feb 14 while Mr Roland G Mitchell travels to Texas and New Orleans. Blue Ridge hounds met at The Vineyard woods with a small, lively field visiting Red Gate and Lakeville.

Louise Carson Riverton George H Burwell, Jr Mt. Airy O’f. Randolph Percy Randolph Berryville Lakeville Red Gate Drury Home Hunt Hugh M. Nelson Lone Stand B. O'F. Randolph Percy Charington Randolph

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