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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
2
Stephens City Local meets Saturday evening in the new Uttk building to complete preparations for fertilizer. By order of Secretary J. W. Scothorn, the meeting aims to organize member presence and finalize a plan.
Whitacre notes detail visitors and local movements. Gar Scrivener of Akron Ohio arrives Saturday to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs T A Scrivener. Perry DeHaveh and family holidaying with friends returning home to Key Va Sunday. Emory Dailey injured at mailbox possibly fractured, pain persists. George Kimbleo took job at Brucetown Woolen Mill. Miss Retha Kimble visiting James Rogers at Hanging Va.
R N Luttrell offers at public sale on Saturday July 11 1925 starting 1 o clock pm rain or shine all household personal property and seven building lots on Shan Hill Berryville pike within Win er city limits lots measure 200 by 180 every attendee may find bargains R N Luttrell 216 Baker Street 7 9 3
A series of local gatherings highlight family ties and friendships. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carpenter entertained for Russell and Ethel Carpenter on their joint birthday anniversary. Various residents like Miss Gladys Miller hosted Otterbein Guild events and guests visited Winchester and nearby areas. Several relatives and friends, including Mr. Willis Henderson and families from Ohio, were noted during weekend visits and home gatherings. Continuous social交流 reflects close-knit community life in the area.
Mr J N Newell of Stephens City spent yesterday in Winchester for the community dollar days event. Mrs James Walker left yesterday for Cumberland to visit relatives for several weeks.
Robert L. Gray leads a citywide hospital expansion drive to start July. A four division citizen committee with forty workers each will organize four teams, aiming to enlarge Memorial hospital to serve more patients and reduce costs. Visitors Mrs Geigle and Mrs Rabb traveled with Mr Ryan to Charlottesville and Shenandoah Caverns.
Mr and Mrs Parker Brant of Glen Olden Pa spent yesterday in town. Miss Laura Walker is now the guest of Mr Lennon and Mr Scott Kelso in Cumberland.
Gore resident Mr. Russell Hook spent today in Winchester for unspecified reasons.
Mr. W. A. Clowser and his daughter of Hayfield were business visitors in Winchester yesterday, meeting local merchants and discussing potential transactions.
Shenandoah National Park Association directors met in Charlottesville Virginia and secured a two and a half million dollar loan from Bankers Service Corporation New York. The loan carries a ten percent interest rate to purchase land in Shenandoah National Park in the Blue Ridge.
Marshall Texas resident G B Threadgill writes of two years kidney trouble Brights Disease diagnosed yet after five bottles of Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy he reports being entirely well and back to work. The testimonial promotes the medicine as a guaranteed money back remedy from HOLO Medicine Company Beaumont Texas.
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