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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1925
Page
9
The Sunsh ine church announces a meeting at 7 45 p m with Mr and Mrs Seabright and Seachem Eton to discuss important business. One member urged to attend. An all officers election at the July 29 session will fill roles for the new conference and set primaries for the year.
A Frederick County official or bank gatherer signs an oath asserting the above statement is true to the best knowledge and belief, dated in Virginia. The document records formal verification by Wim. G. Hardy and the bank representative.
Visitors to Sweden bring renewed interest in golf as clubs report growing participation among youths. Parents oversee young players as organized events unfold across multiple cities, with the Stockholm club noted among active centers.
The president proposed a nine hole course on a nearby island, outlining a new IS-DOlE project. The plan involves a surface layout and projected timing, aiming to expand regional recreational offerings amid diplomatic activity.
German officials discuss how many young Germans joined the French Foreign Legion after World War I seeking adventure. The article cites recruitment claims of about 15,000 Germans enlisting for France, with many sent to fights in Morocco and other theaters. It notes treaties that limit German subject service except for certain foreign units.
AK Wash July 13 The Associated Press reports a new gold yellow cherry with a crimson stripe from base to tip, named King Albert by Belgian-born Edward Reay an orchardist near here. The fruit darkens to the pit, resembles King Albert of Liege, and arose from a single branch of Lambert cherries as a bud from an oxheart type.
Mrs Lee Coble and her young daughter are spending several days in Harrisonburg as guests of Mrs Ward Swank.
Dorothy Phillips of Brooklyn was named the first Jefferson Memorial Foundation scholar at the University of Virginia during the summer quarter. The recognition honors the preservation work around Monticello, Jefferson’s home, as a national shrine.
In Stephens City on July 13 Mrs A M Townsend sprained her shoulder after a fall. Miss Sallie McDonald visits relatives, the Weaver sisters. Methodist ladies plan an apron and bonnet sale July 18 at 2 30 p m at A Adams store. Mr J C Gregory remains critically ill at his sister Mrs H Eleys home. Mrs Belle Grimm remains ill. Mrs Walter Stickley of Strasburg visited last week with her brother H A Funk.
By decree of the Winchester Corporation Court on June 25 1925, special commissioner will sell at public auction on July 28 1925 at 12 M in front of Winchester courthouse a house and lot on the west side of North Braddock St about 62 feet 6 inches wide and 180 feet deep bounded north by A Swimley property. The brick dwelling is owned by the heirs of Virginia F Bragonier. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and fire insurance.
End with Dr Lineweaver and fami at Harrisonbure. Mrs Roy Adams and Mrs Edward Jackson visiting friends in Aoe nue Madel Strede and relatives in Boyce.
Miss Hilda Miller of Harrisenburg is guest of her sister Mrs. Garland Hansbrough. Miss Margaret Finfrook fell Saturday while visiting friends in Elizabethtown Pennsylvania.
Mr. Ralph Rosen entertained a party of friends at Inn Say urday night. Mr. Blair Keets is spending a weekend with friends in this city.
Mr L G McCarty of Was its sneoies the week ends friends in his city.
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