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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
8
The document records gains in deposits totaling $266 192 84 and $625 362 27 for the Money Board on July 1 1921 and July 1 1922, with a reduction to $546 362 27. Officers thank customers for confidence and business and congratulate the community on financial soundness. R Gray Williams president and other officers sign.
Editor notes New York railroads face high outgoing train demand as vacation travel soars, signaling prosperity. Counterpoint in World letter against Harding era discontent, arguing voters long for real prosperity and peace. A. Sidney Johnston, Winchester, July 4.
Armel Virginia notes list visits by Martinsburg residents Mr and Mrs Peter House and Mrs Willis and daughter from Stephens City. Winchester guests include Mr and Mrs W R Price and Mrs Delno. Syndicate locals Mr Lester Price and Mrs R E Layman with child travel nearby. Weather mentions a late afternoon shower followed by rains, with drought easing slightly.
Middletown Virginia July 6 noted that Misses Annie and Sophie Clarke have returned from a visit to relatives in Baltimore. Mrs Walter Hoffman and two children accompanied them back home.
Local residents host relatives and visitors from Washington D C Martinsville Cumberland Front Royal Harrisonburg and Baltimore over several days spanning weekends and weekdays. Names include Miss Grimes Miss Maude Wright Mrs Shares Pater Rev Fred Wyand Mr J R Johnson Mrs Otto Anderson and many others visiting family and friends in town.
Cedar Grove Va July 6 Sunday school will be held at Little Mountain next Sunday at 10 oclock instead of 230 due to the children's service at Fairview A large number from here attended the children's service at Mount Pleasant last Sunday where an excellent program was rendered Mr Jerry Bennett has finished painting the house he recently built There was no meeting at Little Mountain last Sunday
The Ladies of M E Church at Stephen will host a yard party on the evening of July 13. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
Rain slows Tuesday night mountain travel. Miss Audrey Alderman of Martinsburg is visiting cousins Virgie and Erva Clark. Mr Deal Kerns of McKeesport is visiting friends here Sunday. Little Miss Marie Clark of Winchester spends two weeks with grandparents here.
Capon Bridge players deny catching a foul ball in the Timber Ridge game and correct a published item. Timber Ridge won decisively, defeating Capon Bridge by a large margin.
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