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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1924

Page

4

Moral Control of Gasoline Tax Debate in Virginia Senate

A Virginia Senate proposal favors pay as you go for road funding, giving local boards control over feeder roads and gasoline tax revenue. The measure contrasts with bond plans, arguing local boards could allocate funds for road-building without state bonds, potentially benefiting Frederick and nearby counties.

State Senate Secale Satter Ted State Highway Commission Highaystem Erick County Senate Board of Suare Fredericke Ene

Progress of Matrimonial Economy in Turkey and America

A satirical discussion on wedding customs in Turkey and the United States. It critiques restrictions on gifts music and display while praising thrift, noting couples incur lifelong debt from dowries and weddings. The piece includes Walt Mason's Rippling Rhyme Poor Judgment about social judgments of wealth and car pride.

Turkey Apha Kemal Anatolia America Walt Mason

Lost in a Rustic Verse of Love and Pie

A fragmentary lyric scene quivers with old time slang as a narrator praises a charming woman and a swift ride. The text shifts to a critique of a failing performer whose fate seems grim amid rustic talk and obstinate grit.

Congress Debates Income Tax Rates in House Committee

Washington Jan 29 The House Ways and Means Committee cleared much of the income tax bill while Republicans struggled to counter Democrat support for higher surtaxes. Melon’s 35 percent earned income reductions stood, a Board of Tax Appeals was rejected, and GOP attempts for 15 or 20 percent cuts failed. Longworth urged committee fixed rates to ease floor passage amid partisan stalemate with the Democrats.

Washington House Ways and Means Mellon Melion Board of Tax Appeals Garner Texas Representative Young North Dakota Longworth Ohio Steen

Washington to serve as target ship for fleet guns

Philadelphia reports the partially completed superdreadnought Washington towed from Camden New Jersey to the Philadelphia Navy Yard under arms limit treaty to be destroyed as a gunnery expert trial. The 32600 ton vessel is 68 percent complete and $20 million has been spent. launched September 1921 and designed for the Pacific coast with coal or oil fuel.

Philadelphia Washington Camden N. J Philadelphia Navy Yard Pacific Coast

Sickness Sweeps Capon as Local Nurse Counts Cases

In Capon West Virginia on January 29 a wave of illness hits the community. Dr Offutt is kept busy as cases include Margaret Shuler with flu, Helen McKee seriously ill, and Mrs Pugh described as worse. Nurses from Romney arrive to assist, amid colds and other illnesses affecting several residents. Festus Fletcher welcomes a new daughter.

Offutt Margaret Shuler As. Ib. Pugh Miss Taylor Romney Ww. Va Helen McKee Festus Fletcher B. A. Griffin T. J. Fankhouser Nell Kern D. H. Shuler

Ladies Aid Society meets in Winchester this Saturday

In Chambersville January 30, the Frederick Circuit Ladies' Aid Society plans a 2:30 PM meeting at the Methodist parsonage on North Main Street Winchester. Members should attend and pay dues for the coming year. Mrs George Craig to serve lunch. Also recaps last Thursday's dinner hosted by Mrs Joseph Summerville with guests Mrs Amos Cooper Mrs Bud Larrick and Miss Lillian Cooper. A Presbyterian Church bazar is set for Friday at the schoolhouse. Many residents report colds and grippe.

Ladies’ Aid Society of Frederick Methodist Parsonage North Main Street Winchester George Craig Joseph Summerville Amos Cooper Bud Larrick Joseph Cooper Lillian Cooper Presbyterian Church

Local notes and social items from June update

June 30 update records Mr M M Orndorff delivering ten loads of ice to his ice-house from hire pond. Mrs Blanche Mathews and sons from Brunswick visiting. George and Floyd plan to return to Brunswick work, Mrs Mathews to stay longer. Mr C W Orndorff listed sick. Miss Ethel Windle visited home near Topnot.

M. M. Orndorff Blanche Mathews and Sons Brunswick Gieorge Floyd

Farmer Banquet Shows Farm Prices Cut Dining Costs

In Imbler Oregon on January 30 a banquet fed 150 farmers with dishes made entirely from farm products. Each plate cost 16 cents at the farm, while the same menu, priced at Portland restaurant rates, would be $1.55 per plate, a $1.39 difference.

Imbler, Ore Portland

Know Thyself and Better Behavior Through Critique

A reflective maxim on self knowledge and reaction to others remarks. It notes that being forced to see oneself can provoke anger but also improve conduct. The piece emphasizes personal growth through self observation and critique by others.

Purposes of Service Explained at Auxiliary Meeting

Dr ys Bagge Barrett former American Legion Auxiliary president spoke on the service club legion and auxiliary aims at the executive committee meeting in Richmond. Mrs J H Hubbard Petersburg historian urged aid for Kenmore restoration while district reports were heard and future district gatherings planned.

Richmond Ys Bagge Barrett American Legion Auxiliary Ine Service Club The Legion It Auxiliary Cetasensat Washington National Committee J. H. Hubbard Petersburg Kenmore Sallie “Wood Warrenton R. T. Barton Winchester J. J. Wicker, Jr North Richmondee Ww. B. Crush O. W. Townes

Evening radio schedule and station listings

Radio listings detail tonight’s programs across multiple stations including WBZ WOR WEAF WGY KDKA WJZ WCAP WTAM and others. It lists dinner concerts music talks religious services dance programs and various recitals with station call signs and corresponding broadcast frequencies.

WBZ WOR WGY Wwgr KDKA United Synagogue of America WEAF WGI CWCAP WJZ CWGR WCAP WTAM Woc CWEAF Wwcca Kyw WJZ). 9.45—Scouting Cwor). 9.55—Arlinton Kdka Wbz CWOR WGR Idnight Review Baltimore Chicago Newark WGIL Medford Hillside Schenectady Cleveland New York City Washington WJIZ Pittsburgh Springfield Buffalo

Utilities under commission curb city control in Virginia

Special to The Star from Richmond Virginia reports that the Senate courts of justice committee favors a bill to place regulation of all public utilities including schedules and rates under the State Corporation Commission. Cities would lose say over streetcar routes and other utility management within their borders.

The Star Richmond Senate Courts of Justice Committee State ‘Corporation Commission

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death

During our sudden bereavement in the death of our husband and father friends and neighbors were kind and sympathetic and expressed their flowers and use of cars. We extend to them our grateful appreciation. Mrs. F. J. Russell and children.

F. J. Russell

Fault Finders on Child Rearing Rights and Critique

A brief note arguing that everyone has the right to critique childrearing methods. It stresses that society bears responsibility for defending proper upbringing while allowing honest fault finding. The text reflects a general stance on parental guidance and public discourse.

Bishop Hamilton to Preach Here at Market Street

Bishop John W. Hamilton of Washington D C one of the great Methodist bishops and preachers will speak at Market Street Methodist Church Sunday February 3 at 11 am and 730 pm. The public is invited. F I Mumford Pastor.

John W. Hamilton Washington, D. C Methodist Episcopal Church America Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church F. I. Mumford

Empire Theatre Event Promises Filmed Audience Shots

Pathe News and Fox News crews plan to film at the Empire Theatre tomorrow evening at 8 45. Kiwanis and Rotary groups were photographed today and will join the event, with Shenandoah Valley executives also scheduled for filming at the Empire Theatre.

Pathe News Fox News Empire Theatre Kiwanis Chile Rotary Rotaryians The Shenandoah Valley, Inc

Serving Two Masters in Centenary Church Play

Ladies of the Women’s Missionary Society of Centenary Reformed Church presented a three act play Serving Two Masters in the Sunday school auditorium before a large audience. Cast included Mrs. Charles M. Ebert Mrs. Alice Thomas Mrs. George Fansler Mrs. Charles Cross Mrs. J. C. Becher Miss Louise Gray and Miss Kathryn Allebach with Allison Hartman as herald. musical solos were performed by Miss Madeline Whitlock Miss Whitlock and Miss Reiman Recher and violin by John Ander. Refreshments followed.

Women's Missionary Society of Centenary Reformed Church Madeline Whitlock F. R., Casselman Louise Gray Kathryn Allebach Allison Hartman

Dallas News Editor Wed in Old South Costumes

New York report states Helen Ennis Belo daughter of Mrs. A H Delo and the late Alfred Belo of Dallas married Allen Turner Morrison of Asheville in the Little Church Around the Corner. The wedding featured 1830 lace costumes and poke bonnets with Miss Belo’s gown trimmed in her mother’s wedding dress image.

New York Helen Ennis Belo A. H. Delo Alfred Belo Dallas (Texas Allen Turner Morrison Asheville N. C Jane Belo Miss Belo

Noted theatre man dies of pneumonia in Baltimore

Charles E. Whitehurst, president of the Central Theatre Company and a prominent figure in the motion picture industry, died at his Baltimore home of pneumonia. He never married and controlled several large Baltimore theatres through his company.

Associated Press Baltimore Charles E. Whitehurst Central Theatre Company

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