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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1923

Page

2

Virginia Bar Association Meeting at Natural Bridge

Virginia bar members convene at Natural Bridge for the 24th annual meeting with Judge Joseph L. Demt of the Supreme Court of Appeals highlighting court work. Sherman L. Whipple of Massachusetts joins as a speaker. President K. P. Buford of Lawrenceville delivers the annual address on Federal encroachments upon state sovereignty.

Joseph L. Demt The Supreme Court of Appeals Kelly Sherman L. Whipple Massachusetts K.P. Buford Lawrenceville

Wedding in Summit Point Unites Farnsworth and Davis

Miss Lacy Farnsworth daughter of Mr and Mrs Thorman Farnsworth Summit Point West Virginia and Mr Goss Davis of Summit Point were married last Thursday evening in the Methodist Episcopal Church South Summit Point. The ceremony was performed by Rev C D Pera and attended by close friends. The bride wore white silk georgette and carried a white prayer book entering with her brother T Holmes Farnsworth. The couple plans to reside in Los Angeles California where the groom has been assigned by the US postal service. The bride formerly assisted as auditor in Winchester and Western Railroad offices here.

Winch and Viel Lacy Farnse Thorman Parnsworth Summit Point W. Va Goss Davis Methodist Episcopal Church South C. D. Pera Pee T. Holmes Farns Bedford Green Alice Farnsworth Lillian Lambert Edna Farnsworth Los Angeles Cal United States Postal Service Winchester and Western Railroad Company California Ernest L. Nally Wilson Mar Jackson South Market Street Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Nally Lilian Mr. Nally Illinois Parrlege Picea Baltimore Antil Providence ‘Hospital Washneton Ada Savage Jackson William Carpenter Stover Carper Claud Carper Harvey Carper Allen Legg Cora Alma Edna Mae Clara Dorothy Prookie Carper Harold C. March Carlton Staples Allen Staples Harry Everley Carper Peachy Russell Frederick I. Mumford Frank Crawford Washington Street Market Street Mumford Mitchell Walter Mitchell Porter ‘Military Academy Chariston S. C Stephens City Christ Episcopal Church Robert B. Nelson New England St. Stephen's Church Valley W. R. Buckley Lynchburg, Va R. C. DeWitt Valley of Virginia Roanoke Pulaski Bedford

Personal News Notes From Washington Baltimore Visits

Mr and Mrs Arthur Athey have returned from two weeks visits to relatives in Washington and Baltimore. Mrs Elmer Brown of Washington is visiting at the home of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Frank Spurr. Mrs B M Knight and her sons Mitchell and Owen Knight have gone on a visit to relatives and friends in

Arthur Athey Washington Baltimore Elmer Brown Frank Spurr B. M. Knight Mitchell and Owen Knight

Business visitor in town from Government Printing Office

Mr Harry Reardon of the Government Printing Office Washington is spending his annual vacation in town with friends.

Harry Reardon Government Printing Office Washington

Famous Hotel Swept by Fire at Market Square

A major blaze struck the Commonwealth Hotel on Market Square in Harrisburg killing nine stores on the first floor and injuring offices on upper floors. Night watchman Quincy Pattis, aged seventy, was rescued after receiving early warning as city records were saved. The fire follows a similar loss two years ago to the same hotel and another fire at Penn-Harris Hotel the night before.

Dauphin Building Commonwealth Hotel Market Square Quincy Pattis Harrisburg Penn-Harris

Receiver Sought for Apple Growers Cooperative Company

A Maryland founded Apple Growers Cooperative Company petitions in Circuit Court to dissolve and appoint a receiver to liquidate. The company, formed to advance Mertens Sons orchard tracts to fruiting, faced bankruptcy of the original growers and reduced income, with insufficient funds to handle and market fruit.

Iberland le Grower's Co.operative Company Corporation Laws of Maryland Irs F. Merten

Tidball Family Injured in Wallingford Car Crash

Col. William Tidball retired U S Army and his wife and three children were hospitalized after their auto was hit by an interurban car near Wallingford Pennsylvania. The colonel and wife suffer severe cuts and bruises. One child Nancy seven has a fractured skull and may die. Evelyn twelve is internally injured.

Philadelphia William Tidball U.S. A Wallingford Tidball Virginia Nancy Evelyn

Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy After Ill Health

Marion Indiana resident Mrs Eldridge says she could not work due to exhaustion and nerve strain. She credits Pinkham's Compound and Sanative Wash along with Liver Pills for improving her condition after trying other remedies.

Marion Ind E. Pinkham

Norfolk and Western Schedule Effective June 17 1923 Berryville

The timetable lists north and southbound trains serving Berryville VA with connections at Shenandoah Junction and Roanoke. It notes arrival times for no 11 9 20 am to Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stops, no 1 K 2 45 am Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton with Pullman sleepers, no 27 5 53 pm Shenandoah and intermediate stations, no 28 8 39 am Hagerstown via Shenandoah Junction, no 10 2 57 pm local to Hagerstown, no 14 7 29 pm parlor car to Hagerstown and sleeper to Philadelphia, and no 2 11 38 pm with connections. Contacts H H Burks Berryville and W C Saunders Roanke for fares and reservations.

Berryville Roanoke Bristol Pullman Bitol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton Williamson Shenandoah Memphis Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Shenandoah Junction Washington Pullman Sleeper Shenandoah Jct H. H. Burks W. C. Saunders Gen's Pass Roanke

Booklet highlights Winchester and Frederick County heritage

J. Mack Noonan operates for hire automobiles and taxicabs and has published a neat booklet for tourists. It covers Winchester and Frederick County history industries and points of interest with illustrations. Places referenced include Kernstown Battlefield Star Fort Milroy Fort Fort Collier Stonewall Cemetery Glen Burnie Carter Hall Handley Library Taylor Hotel and more.

J. Mack Noonan Winchester Frederick County Kernstown Battlefield Star Fort Milroy’s Fort Fort Collier Stonewall Cemetery Glen Burnie Carter Hall Handley Handley Library, Taylor Hotel, County Art House Fort Washington Ashington Well Shawnee Springs McKinley Daniel Morgan

No Jealousy, Just Hustle for Success

A motivational line urges overcoming envy and points out that wealth comes from effort. It contrasts born riches with earned wealth and encourages self driven work to reach goals.

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Chapman Auto Sales Winchester, Va Hudson Valley Avenue Star Cars Rin Franklin T. H. Sprint VA. Bar Association Natural Bridge Ige Melly Allen- Gheawer Stewart the Misses Phruston Boya Cam Arthur Motter Cumberland Augusta Conrad Edward Hamlin Mass Jennile Byrd Mary Byrd Corknee J. John C. Fire George W. Haddox Edward Koons Catherine Bowes Lydia Irish Carl P. Kremer Charles P. Kremer Kent ‘Street Howard Ferguson Chiladren Attick Fred H Hable T. C. Kinney Feoria Hotel Jack Lucy — Kern Horace Davis J. L. Foster Burg North College Street Lou M. Timberlake Staunton Leslie ‘Timberlake Braddock Street A. H. Jackson Kent Street J. M. MacHale Jack John H. Ramey E. C. Wyndham Thornton Q. Wyndham West Waller Street Flora Wilton Shepherd College Shepherdstown Alexander Hamilton Scranton F. R&r. Kohnstamn Mansfield Messrs Or ¥. Miller Paul Hartman Camp Meade N. K. Larrick Hayfield Famous Hotel Col. Tidball Jen Leon E. Pinkham Just Idias Chapman Auto Supply Studebaker Smallwood Motor Co Stephens City, Va Norfolk & Western Ano N. X Plymouth Cherboure Tredioe N.Y Cobh Glasgow Assyria Columbia Cameronia Tuscania New Cherbourg Albania Saxonia New Y Richards Brothers H. R. Willis Piccadilly Street Agg Hogue Creek Holmes Geo, W. Nelson Hayfield Va Ohbig State Journal
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