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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
1
In Jersey City, champion Jess Dempsey stops Georges Carpentier in the fourth round after a nine count. Dempsey opens a cut under Carpentier's eye and dominates with powerful combinations as the referee halts the bout. The clash keeps Dempsey ahead with Carpentier showing valiant effort but outmatched.
Wm Farnin will be seen Monday in "His Greatest Orifice" a dramatic story of a man's struggle for love of a selfish wife. Shown with Miracles of the Jungle and Pathe Review.
The Wallis tractor features ample reserve power for steep hills and heavy roads and claims longer life and lower upkeep costs. It draws a bar pull greater than its weight and promises economical upkeep per acre. Orchard Supply advertises substantial price reductions and arranging convenient terms via Fincelrs.
By deed of trust from R N Jobe to Philip Williams as trustee the property will be sold at public auction for cash on July 9 1921 at 11 a m in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia. The item is a Six Cylinder Chalmers Roadster Model No 35 Number 98557. Posted June 27 1921. Philip Williams trustee.
Announcement lists Rosemont Park Martinsburg West Virginia offering Sunday concerts Fourth of July events open at 10 am with bathing pool and pavilion daily hours 2 to 5 and 7 30 to 11 pm private parties available Fourth of July gatherings include dancing with prices for ladies and men and a fireworks display Elabeled real estate listing notes a 16 acre farm in cultivation with a new barn outbuildings a seven room dwelling and attractive home for 8500 listing Agent G Clarence Miller contact 2-1p-21
The Star will not publish on Monday July Fourth as the nation observes a holiday. Many metropolitan papers skip one or two editions, and local offices including the Sealbanks, Handley Library, and Winchester post office observe holiday hours. Some industries grant full holiday rest. retailers plan to close for the day.
The Empire showcases two major acts tonight with Ben Turpin and Buster Keaton in separate features. Mack Sen nett presents a five part comedy Marr ed Life with Ford Sterling Charlie J Murray Louise Fazenda. Keaton appears in The Goat from Metro Pictures. Only those seeking first class comedy should attend.
Sam Haines of C. C. Depot Winchester Virginia announces that watermelons from Georgia are expected Saturday. The notice also describes office arrangements at the Commercial and Savings Bank on Main Street and mentions a medical/dental equipment display by Dr. C. B. Harlob.
A lawn social concert takes place this evening on the lawn in front of Centenary Reform Church starting at 1 p m. The event features a live band and is open to attendees in the community.
Reward announced for the person with the greatest amount of films developed and printed at Joliffe Studio from July 6 to 16. Prizes include second frame enlargement, third mounted enlargement, and fourth prize a roll of films to fit a comment. Also notes about local ads and a yard party update for Boy Scouts due to rain.
The Star announces a ten percent mail subscription reduction effective July 1 due to a paper price decrease. Advance payments drop to 3.60 dollars per year, replacing the former rate.
The Darktown Scandals Co presents a 50 minute show between pictures at the audit tonight. A New York Hippodrome comedian headlines with stronger comedy than typical town venues. Prices are 17 to 22 cents for children and 33 cents for adults.
Notice to patrons announces the store will close each Wednesday in July and August at 1 o clock, resuming the earlier closing schedule that began last year, with Wednesday closures starting July 6.
A dog that bit several people and other dogs tested positive for rabies. Mayor Glass issued a citywide order banning roaming dogs and directing confinement for dogs possibly bitten, with health officials offering guidance. Rabies symptoms and forms were explained by Dr. Boland and Dr. Mohler.
Excitement and fast racing at the Chester Fair Grounds on Monday July 4 with motorcycle and automobile races. Local entries, police, and officials named accompany a program featuring the Sarah Zane Fire Company fundraiser, a band, and a song service before dances and refreshments.
Rumsey Smith of Hanging Rock Virginia offers 75 head of good stock ewes at 5.50 each and about 46 lambs at 4.00 each 55 lb dry yearling ewes sold from them. Ad to continue Monday.
Local supplier advertises Geiowine Clark Bushet Baskets with round rim savers and options with or without caps in stock for immediate delivery. Offers Pyrox Bluestone Bordeaux and Lead Arsenate in any quantity at reduced prices.
An old style hotel ad promoting Hotel Carolana as luxurious and beautiful housed at 1 Winchester Orchard Sup with rates of $1.00 per day. The notice includes street directions and a dated display in a 18 Louis 7-8-fp-ft format.
Dr. phena Whitacrey wed at the bride Louisa Sigg Harrison home in Martinsburg West Virginia in a ceremony attended by relatives and intimate friends. Rev Frank Steelman officiated as Miss Louise Harrison sang and Miss Louisa played the wedding march. The bride wore dark blue with roses and a shower bouquet. After a buffet supper the couple left for Pen Mar and Vicinity while the groom’s profession as an osteopath was noted.
A revived Vitagraph seven reel feature titled The Heart of Marylad debuts at Audi Super Special days starting Wednesday. Filmed in a Confederate era mansion once owned by the wealthiest South family, it presents Civil War memories with Catherine Calvert in a starred role.
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