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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1921

Page

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Council debates oil tanks and funds for a fire truck

The July City Council meeting opened with a push to adjourn past midnight and a long debate over Texas Oil Company tanks proposed near the Baltimore and Ohio tracks. Fire wardens warned of fire risk. the matter was referred to the fire committee with safety conditions. Council also considered a $1,500 donation to the South End Hose Company for a new fire truck, with debate on budgeting and forthcoming city obligations. The treasury reported June receipts of $30,711.29 and a balance of $5,077.03.

Council South End Glaize Dregent Messrs Hardy Guin Page McVicar Rosenberger Baker Sale Henry Knight Anderson Baetjer J. W. Sibert J. Fred. Goss Texas Oil Company Texas Company Téxas Company Winchester Marshall Baltiore and Ohio Standard Oil Company Mri Marshall Frederick Sibert Seriou Hopei Sibert Hes Fa Beta Mayerst Rmiftiimg Thomas F. Burley Chamber of Commerce Burley Capfitil National Board of Fire Underwriters McVick Fire Committee Charles Hewitt Hewitt South End Company Robert T. Barton Grim Messrs. Henry L. C. Janney Gibbons Street Treasury William T. Barr Meek Oty & Tolal Tolal

Improved with New Buildings

A letter to The Star urges funding for school construction in Stonewall district Red Bud and other areas. The author criticizes aging schoolhouses and calls for raised levies or bonds to build proper facilities, arguing education is essential before road improvements.

the Star Stonewall Red Bud Kline Board of Supervisors

Earthbound Delight Draws Big Audiences at Auditorium

In two showings at the Auditorium last night the film Earthbound drew an unusually large crowd, with exhibitors noting it surpassed their years of experience for audience reaction. Ticket holders are skipping Chautauqua tonight to see the picture, which runs at 7 15 and 9 o'clock.

Notice of Lost Sample Case Between Mt Williams and Winchester

For return of black sample case lost Monday afternoon between Mt Williams and Winchester. It contains valuable papers belonging to the Creditors' Protective Association. Notify Star office. Also a note on woven wire fence price drop July 15 from 5 to 10 cents per 1 4.

Mt. Williams Winchester Creditors’ Protective Association Star Office

Plea Devotes Jail Time for First Offenders in Watch Theft

Miller Keckley and Maurice Hill pleaded guilty to larceny for stealing a gold watch from George B. Guthridge at the Rouss Garage. Guthridge urged leniency since the watch was recovered. the two youths received fifteen days in jail. Other cases include two Russians fined for drunkenness and several motorists fined for speeding and improper license tags.

Miller Keckley Maurice Hillyard Justice Worsley George B. Guthridge Rouss Guthridge Mike Marchi William Cale

Fritz Leiber Here Tomorrow At The Auditorium

Fritz Leiber returns with Wm. Farnum in the screen version of If I Were King. The show is a repeat engagement after a successful run, described as a stunning fine production playing at The Auditorium.

Fritz Leiber Wm. Farnum Justine Huntly McCarty

CONNER'S BARGAIN STORE SCHEDULED CLOSURE SOON

Alumi num Roasters sell for 1 19 and Rag Rugs for 1.00 during a big store removal sale. The store closes tomorrow at 1 o'clock with an opportunity sale at 10 o'clock as H K Green and Brother announce Mainz Street relocation and all goods must be sold by August 1.

Mainz St Conner

Upcoming Optometrist Event At Hotel Evans

Wm Kline, registered optometrist, announces a feature event at Hotel Evans on Friday and Saturday July 15 and 16. Ip

Wm, Kline Evans Fri Sat

Special Rates to Endless Caverns and Nearby Attractions

Classified brief advertises July and August specials to Endless Caverns in Luray and Natural Bridge. J. Mack Noonan listed as contact for travel deal. Also a want ad seeks a nice quiet girl to accompany a child for several weeks at Washington Street address.

Endless Caverns Luray Natural Bridge J. Mack Noonan Washington St

Retiring Owner Shuts Down Downtown Store

An established downtown business announces owner retirement and sale of profitable shop. R. M. Sullivan and R. M. Swimley promote low prices and ongoing lines as the retirement clears the way for new ownership.

Down Town R. M. Sullivan

Winchester and Frederick readers urged to visit Camp Meade

Indications point to many from Winchester and Frederick counties visiting Camp Meade Maryland next Sunday to see Company I First Virginia Infantry and other National Guard units. Capt George H Grimm provides travel steps from Winchester to Camp Meade including trains cars and fares.

Winchester Frederick County Camp Meade First Virginia Infantry National Guard George H. Grimm Company I the Star Washington, D. C Union Station Post Office Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis H Street Naval Academy Junction Camp

Aluminum Roasters Opportunity Thursday Item

Aluminum roasters measured 10 1 2 by 5 1 2 inches offered at 1.19 dollars. Advertisement from H. K. Green & Brother promotes the sale tomorrow at 10 o'clock.

Lo H. K. Green & Brother

Free Lecture At Elks Hall For Women

Announcement says a free women only lecture will be held in the Elks Clubhouse at Braddock and Piccadilly tomorrow at 8 o clock. Mrs M E Bates of Washington will speak on The Three Most Important Epochs of a Woman's Life. Admission is free and all women are invited. Winchester Lodge of Elks hosts the event in its clubrooms.

M. E. Voss Washington, D. C Elks’ Clubhouse Braddock and Piccadilly Streets M. E. Bates Washington Winchester Lodge of Elks

Apple Baskets and Supplies Available from Winchester Orchard

Winchester Orchard Supply Co advertises genuine Clark bushel baskets with round rim covers in stock for immediate delivery. Also offers Pyrox, Bluestone, Bordeaux and Lead Arsenate in any quantity at reduced prices. July 2 1911 ad.

Clark

Hicks' Motor Co Lost Gold Brooch Reward Notice

Lost gold brooch with diamonds and pearls reported by Hicks' Motor Co. Reward offered. Also mentions Water Motor Washing Machine ad and SWIMLEY initials.

Hicks’ Motor CO Star Office Swimley

Notice of Early Closing for Local Butchers

The undersigned butchers announce daily closing at 7 PM on Saturdays only from July 18 to September 1. Signatories include W L Zirkle, Jones Brothers, Conner and Brown, L D Ritter per Jones, W P Anderson, Cc R Grubbs. Yard Party listed for July 16 at Clearbrook by Presbyterian Church.

W. L. Zirkle Jones Brothers Conner & Brown L. D. Ritter Per Jones W. P. Anderson Cc. R. Grubbs Clearbrook Presbyterian Church Green Springs Stone Church Woods

Seven room bungalow near Win chesterton Valley

A modern seven room bungalow with bath, hot water heat, electric lights and hardwood floors throughout sits on one acre with a large lawn and shade trees. Includes garage six miles south of Win Chesterton Valley Pike near the X Y Z care Star office. July 15-16 Inwood RD party benefit Community 13 LP 21.

Winchesterton Valley Pike Care Star Inwood

Yard Party July 15 At Minnie Wood Chapel Berryville

A yard party is announced for July 15 at Minnie Wood Chapel in Berryville. Details are limited in the readable text.

Minnie Wood Chapel Berryville Wings

Fifty Camp Fire Girls Enjoy Capon River Camp

Fifty Camp Fire girls spend two weeks at the Boy Scouts' camp on Capon River near Capon Bridge. Daily schedule includes rising at 6:30, swimming, nature study, first aid, and evening entertainments. Miss Steere directs athletics and Miss Louise Cooper and Mary Katherine Aulick lead swimming. field day set for July 14 with many athletic awards expected.

Winchester Boy Scouts Capon River Capon Bridge

Military rites for war hero Major Lloyd Williams

The body of Major Lloyd W Williams US Marine Corps killed in action at Belleau Wood is due in Berryville Virginia late tonight or tomorrow. Funeral services with full military honors will be held at 6 PM Thursday at Grate Protestant Episcopal Church with Rev Malcolm S Taylor officiating. Alumni H B McCormac of Winchester a 1898 classmate will represent Virginia Polytechnic Institute.

Lloyd W. Williams United States Marine Corps Belleau Wood France Berryville Grate Protestant Episcopal Church Malcolms. Taylor Lloyd Williams American Legion Williams The Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blackshore H. B. McCormac Winchester

Ford Car Rams Baby Carriage in West Philadelphia Incident

A Ford driven by Harry Ranson struck a baby carriage on West Piccadilly Street in front of Hugh Mowery’s jewelry store. Wilfred, the infant son of Mr and Mrs Mowery, was uninjured and damages to the carriage were settled before Ranson left. Ranson blamed the accident on a choking engine and a broken floor-board that caused the car to lurch onto the sidewalk.

Ford Harry Ranson Hugh J. Mowery West Piccadilly Street Wilfred

Woman Faints in Cleveland Court During Murder Trial

Mrs Eva Katharine Kaber fainted in court as brother Charles Brickel testified for her in the murder trial of her husband Daniel S Kaber. Bailiffs carried her out and Judge Bernon adjourned court until afternoon.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio Eva Katharine Kaber Charles Brickel Daniel S. Kaber Bernon

Virginia Congressman Harrison Pushes Farm Aid Bills

Judge T W Harrison of Winchester Virginia a seventh district representative has introduced two bills in Congress aimed at aiding agriculture. One bill seeks to repeal all taxes on grain and farm products including wheat corn oats butter and fruits. The second bill supports a regional bank discount scheme to finance agriculture and moving crops with favorable terms for commercial paper under existing limits.

T. W. Harrison Wineter Congress Virginia Senate House of Representatives United States of America Bilgresaman Harrison Popeine Renecy

Opportunity Sale Tomorrow at Aluminum Roasters Rag Rugs

In Hong Kong, GRERN and Brother announce a sale of aluminum roasters and rag rugs with items priced at one dollar. Steve closes the event at a specified hour.

The Hour for Prayer Church Schedules Change

A Lutheran church shifts its prayer hour from 8 to an earlier time on account of qua. The notice notes a revised schedule affecting parishioners and service timing.

Lutheran Church

Lee Rutherford Dead of Fever in West Virginia

Lee Rutherford, 31, member of a Frederick County family, died this morning in West Virginia after a bout with typhoid fever. He was the son of the late William B. and Virgininee Richford Rutherford and is survived by his widow, two children, five sisters including Mrs. H. S. Russell and Mrs. B. A. Coleman, and one sister in Winchester. Funeral arrangements had not been announced by late afternoon.

Lee Rutherford Frederickty Way W. Va Rutherford William B Virgininee Richford Clifford Lillian Rutherford H.S. Russell Martini B. A. Coleman Ewsart Meta Aninsogore Baltimore Esther Rutherford Winchester

Nurse Miss Retha Athey Vacationing at Water's Edge Cottage

Miss Retha B. Athey, a professional nurse, departed yesterday for her annual vacation. She will spend the time at the delightful cottage of her aunt, Mrs. Pathehn, and her cousin, Mr. W A Evans, at Saylor's Lake in the Delaware River region.

Retha B. Athey Mrepatehn W.A. Evans

American Legion baseball to play Edinburg team at Woodstock

The American Legion team will travel to Woodstock on Friday for a game against a Edinburg squad starting at 4 p m. Mr and Mrs Carl Kneeting visited relatives and friends here then returned from Florida. W P Solliday came back from New York state.

American Legion Woodstock Edinbu Carl Kneeting Florida

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hose CO Miller Cain Bruce Lineburg G. G. Lovett Davis Johnson W. K. Milburm William Kline Waynesboro BOY Scouts. .of America R. M. Swimley Captain Grimm Camp Meade, Md Elks’ Hall Winchester Orchard Sup. CO Turm Ford Car Studebaker Stéve Grern & Brother Miss Athey Edinburg
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