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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1928

Page

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More Liberal Sabbath Laws Being Sought In Virginia

Bills in the Virginia House of Delegates seek abolishing magistrate and justice fees and forbidding penal flogging while liberalizing Sunday laws to allow baseball and other amusements. Proposals include taxing admissions to amusements and preventing flogging in state penitentiaries. Danville factions clashed amid continued debate.

Richmond Virginia House of Delegates A. L. Jordan Wilson W. Vellines Norfolk Jordan Tess Am ' Ted the of Virginia Justices of the Peace Vivian L. Page Selk Supreme Court Ohio Page R. R. Parker Wise County House Finance Committee L. L. Watts Stony Point House Danville

President Coolidge Accepts Annapolis College Celebration Invitation

President Coolidge accepted an invitation to attend a patriotic celebration at St. John’s College in Annapolis on May 15. The event honors the Annapolis convention of 1786 and may feature remarks by the president. Governors of the original states and descendants of key figures are invited, with a post event dinner at Hammond-Harwood House.

Associated Press Washington St. John’s College Annapolis Coolidge Bruce Maryland College Washington and la Fayette Hammond-Harwood House John Hays Ham

Handley Schools Exceed Standard in Virginia Study

Virginia State Board of Education released a 1926 27 efficiency chart placing Winchester 105 35 ahead of the expected standard under the Handley Foundation. Richmond 96 31 Newport News 89 77 Norfolk 89 56 and Roanoke 84 10 follow, with factors including teacher salaries local support costs per room attendance and facilities used to rate 20 cities.

Associated Press Richmond State Board of Education Virginia Winchester John Handley Foundation Newport News Dabney Lancaster Department Winchester le Norfolk Roanoke Petersburg Williamsburg Portamouth Teee Fredericksburg Staunton Danville Bristol Clifton Forge Charlottesville Alexandria Suffolk Radford Benna Vista

Dr Freeman to Lecture at Handley Tomorrow Night

Dr Douglas Freeman editor of the Richmond News Leader lectures at Handley School Auditorium Friday at 8 pm on Lets Abolish Ugliness. Introduced by R Gray Williams Handley Board president. Handley High Orchestra to perform from 7 45 pm. admission free.

Douglas Freeman Richmond News- Leader Handley School Freeman Winchester Robert E. Lee Handley Board of Trustees Handley High School

Grand Jury Drawn For Circuit Court

Grand jurors for the February term of Frederick county Circuit Court have been drawn. The panel includes Silas W. Jim Coleman Dunn Ward Cadwallader Walter L. DeHaven H A Bayliss J D Snapp B F Arthur A P Stine Lee Crosen W R Foley J M Cadwallader J Ss Sherman P P Glenn S D O Nea l Cephas Fahnestock. About six cases, mostly liquor cases, are to be brought before the grand jury.

Circuit Court of Frederick County D. O'Neal Cephas Fahnestock

Notice for 1928 dog taxes and penalties due

City and county treasurers warn that 1928 dog taxes are due with a 5 percent penalty after February 1. William T. Barr and Robt. 8. Smith sign for the city and county treasurers. Mr. Gray Beverley visits Richmond Virginia as guest of Governor H. F. Byrd at the mansion.

WM. T. Barr City Treas Smith County Treas Mr. Gray Beverley Richmond H. F. Byrd

Farmer badly injured after hit and fall near Martinsburg

Harry Borden 42 of Strasburg Va was found nearly frozen near Martinsburg with bloodied face and left side pain. He recalls traveling from Chambersburg to Winchester and being struck from the rear on the left as he flew into a fence. He recovered at City Hospital.

Martinsburg W. Va Harry Borden Strasburg Clifton Emory Brue McDonald Darkesville Emory City Hospital Borden Chambersburg Virginia Hagerstown Williamsport Winchester

Glenn Tryon Stars in Universal’s Hero for a Night

Glenn Tryon of Universal, born in Butte Montana on September 14 1899 and starting as a 14 year old actor, rose through stage and Roach comedy to screen. He was spotted by Carl Laemmle after The Dove and has since appeared in Painting the Town Hot Heels Meet the Prince and A Hero for a Night with the latest Universal feature showing at the Empire Theatre tomorrow and Saturday.

Glenn Tryon Universal Butte Mont New York Metropolis Los Angeles Majestic Theatre Mr. Tryon Hal Roach Roach Comedy Pictures Carl Laemmle Universal Pictures Empire Theatre

Diploma Mill Operator Charged In Fraud case

Gilbert Patton Brown fifty six year old alleged operator of diploma mills was arrested in Baltimore on US warrants issued in December charging use of mails to defraud. He had been hiding in the city for six weeks and was surprised detectives found him.

Associated Press Baltimore Gilbert Patton Brown United States Washington Brown

Gas Works Here Acquired by Sebald Interests

At a Detroit board meeting Consumers Utilities Co announced W. H. Moss and H. M. Eaton sold their stock to the National Gas and Electric Co of Battle Creek. The buyer also acquired all Moss and Eaton gas properties in Winchester and Staunton Virginia Monroe Grand Haven Coldwater Hillsdale Michigan. Robert B. Ingle remains Winchester manager as Sebald pledges improved service.

Consumers Utilities Company Detroit W. HB. Moss H. M. Eaton National Gas and Electric Company of Battle Creek Mich National Gas and Electric Company Moss Mr. Eaton Winchester Staunton Monroe Grand Haven Coldwater Robert B. Ingle Ingle Mr. Sebald

French Flyers Leave France Field for Guatemala City

Dieudonne Cog tes and Joseph Lebrix, French pilots, departed France Field at 6 46 a m for Guatemala City about 800 miles distant.

Associated Press Colon Dieudonne Cogtes Joseph Lebrix France Field Guatemala City

New Zealand Apples Likely Too Late for English Market

Winchester growers and shippers note New Zealand apples probably won t reach England before mid March. Estimated crop 900 000 cases, about 300 000 barrels.

Winchester New Zealand England

Husband Beats Wife Ten Court In Divorce Suit

Mrs Della Steele files for divorce from Charles Steele in Frederick county alleging desertion for over three years. She claims she was unaware he secured an absolute divorce in Warren county Virginia in May 1924 and was not properly served. The case raises whether the Warren decree voids her Frederick county action, with local opinion suggesting the prior divorce may have interrupted her suit.

Della Steele Donald L. Weems Charles Steele Frederick County Steele Ashe Mrs. Steele Warren County Front Royal Warren Court Sulu Sho Virginia Warren Frederick Count Mr. Steele Warsen County Nineveh Reene Weems Omer Keagg Frederick Court Coathouse

All City Licenses Due by January 31 in Winchester

City officials remind Winchester residents that all licenses including auto tags and merchant licenses must be paid by January 31. Those who have not yet obtained licenses are urged to secure them before February 1 to avoid delays and long waits.

Winchester

Shenandoah Park Pledges Urge Prompt Payment

Shenandoah Park pledges are due from all parties who received notice of amounts owed. Pledges will be turned over to collectors around February first unless promptly paid. The state contract to purchase park land and transfer it to the U S government rests on these promises. Address inquiries to Shirley Carter, P. O. Box 78, Winchester, Virginia.

A. Cable Norfolk Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce United States Commerce Department Foster Wellington N. Z Montevideo Uruguay United States Virginia Taiwan Shirer Carter P. O Winchester

Bomb Damages Williamsport Mans Home

The home of John B. Beard on Antietam Street Williamsport was struck by a powerful bomb explosion at 1 50 this morning. Beard an official of Tallow and Hide Company Hagerstown and church officer was uninjured. Fragments of steel were found near the rear porch suggesting the device was placed beneath the porch. Windows were shattered in adjacent homes and a nearby teacher Miss Alma Harsh reported seeing a flash in a field behind the house.

Associated Press Hagerstown John B. Beard Antietam Street Williamsport Beard Tallowers’ Hide and Tallow ‘Company Lutheran Mr. Beard Hi Son I. G. Beard W. HH. Batyson Alma Harsh

Winchester Race Is Won Easily By Billy Barton

Newbury horse Billy Barton, owned by Howard Bruce of Baltimore and ridden by T Morgan, won the Winchester handicap steeplechase over three miles by six lengths from the field of twelve.

Winchester Billy Barton Newbury Jan Barton Ameri Cal Gta Ase

Lindbergh departs Canal Zone for South America on goodwill flight

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh left France Field at 9 26 A M on a goodwill tour toward Cartagina after a ten day stay. He estimated the leg at 400 miles and expected arrival around 2 P M. A crowd, including 600 Canal Zone school children, watched the takeoff as Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Lebrix had recently flown toward Guatemala.

Associated Press France Field Colon Charles A. Lindbergh Lindbergh Cartagina Gulf of Darien Canal Zone Dieudonne Costes Joseph Lebrix Guatemala United States

Anniversary of Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church in Vaucluse

In Vaucluse Virginia the Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church marks its fiftieth anniversary with a 10 46 am service on Sunday January 29 and a historical sketch by Rev J Hoge Smith. A week of self denial and prayer for foreign missions is planned starting January 30 followed by a quarterly communion on February 5. The church was organized January 27 1878 by Winchester Presbytery with R W Miller as ruling elder.

Vaucluse Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church J. Hoge Smith Cedar Cliff Church Winchester Presbytery Reva W. A. Crawford A. C. Hopkins H. M. White C. W. Hollis R. W. Miller

Household Sale for Mary E. Bloyer Deceased

Household effects of Mary E. Bloyer deceased to be sold for cash at 418 North Brad dock Street starting 10:00 a.m. next Saturday January 28. Items include corner cupboard antique chairs mahogany mirrors rockers clocks bedsteads bureaus dishes rugs and more. See sale bills.

Mary E. Bloyer Braddock St

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