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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1924
Page
3
Miss Gladys Miller ill at home is mentioned alongside visits from Mr. W. M. Racey and Mr. E. B. Carpenter staying with My John at Relief. Holmes Ritter and James Cather, with spouses, called on Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hamman on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs John Pennington and daughter Hisse shopped in Winchester this week. Mrs Racy and daughter Mary Lee visited in Winchester with Racey kin. Reuben Poston had a wood cutting accident last week injuring knee and eye. he is improving. A group of youths enjoyed a Sunday at Kernstown. Mary Lee Racey visited Mrs May Hamman. Lée Luttrell of Winchester spent Sunday with the Lickiters recently back from California.
Edward White will represent the Winchester congregation at the Columbia Union Conference quadrennial session of Seventh Day Adventists to be held in Takoma Park near Washington from January 31 to February. Virginia delegates include over a dozen clergy and lay members among others from Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia New Jersey Delaware and the District of Columbia. All church departments will be represented including publishing education medical home missionary Sabbath school religious liberty and youth.
Plans formed at the recent convention in Milwaukee Wisconsin will be presented to delegates who will be asked to endorse recommendations for spending several million dollars to advance the church abroad. Delegates will assume responsibility for raising their share of the total from state churches.
Local want ad pages reveal small valued finds and listings. Compact notices show buyers seeking items and sellers offering goods, reflecting market activity and consumer interests in the community.
Washington reports the death of Richard Green a longtime treasury department messenger. Appointed in 1871 he served secretaries Cortelyou Gage Glass McAdoo MacVeigh Shaw and Houston. A fiftieth anniversary reception noted his stature and Virginia gentleman praise from Mr Glass.
Advice urges drinking water to flush kidneys and blot out urinary issues. Recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily and Jad Salts as kidney and bladder aids. Advises annual physician kidney checks and asserting safety of these tonics for relief.
Miss Jessie Anderson and I Denta Nellwee visited Miss Bessie Clowser. Mrs. James H. Richard of Rural Retreat guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rosenberger with Mr. and Mrs. James Loy Sr. visiting relatives in Winchester. Mrs. M. Orndorff of near Washington visits here. Mrs. Dudley Carper visits relatives here, Mrs. I. B. Frye is indisposed.
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