For Rent Ad On Fairmont Ave Ineligible Text
Rental notice fragment lists Fairmont Avenue with garbled text including a price and office reference. No clear names or dates. Summary reflects damaged OCR item and retained local rental context only.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1923
Page
7
Rental notice fragment lists Fairmont Avenue with garbled text including a price and office reference. No clear names or dates. Summary reflects damaged OCR item and retained local rental context only.
Private sale offers a complete dairy operation setup in Winchester including a pasturizing machine bottling machine boiler washer and tank steam turbine separator ice box milk wagon horse harness bottles and cans plus miscellaneous items ready to operate. Purchaser may lease the building. For details contact Robert T. Barton Attorney 22 Rouss Avenue.
Notice to Frederick County voters announces a Democratic primary on August 7 1923 from sunrise to sunset to nominate candidates for the State Senate House of Delegates and county district offices at precincts including Neffstown Brucetown White Halls Ash ton Dolans Bakers Mill Gainesboro Yeakley Gore Lain Russells Dry Run Old Forgeddletown Stephens City Canterburg Armel Carpers Valley and Greenwood. Sheriff Luther Pannett posts the order under authority of James Hayes Jr Acting Secretary with the date July 13 1923.
Quote by Helen Waljegka warns that others harming you can be endured while personal wrongs leave lasting, ugly marks. The writing compares wrongs done to you with stains others spill on life, urging resilience against external harm while acknowledging self-inflicted harm’s effects.
The Rev. miterre Prack T Mohaden, pastor of the Srelicherion Church in Winchester, officiated at his first marriage since relocating. The bride was Beulah V. Wilson of Rio, West Virginia, and the groom was Daniel B. Billmeyer, also of Rio. The ceremony occurred yesterday afternoon at the Belhaven Apartments on North Market Street.
Frederick Myers and Les F. Whelan of the Paramount motion picture organization visited Martinsburg arranging the program to be offered at the Empire Theatre for the coming year under Manager Baker. Miss Virginia Minghini hosts a Potomac picnic with guests from Norfolk Winchester and local youths at Riverdale on the Potomac.
Miss Virginia Henkel returns from a house party hosted by Mrs Heard near Elkton Virginia with classmate Miss Rose Cronmiller of Baltimore. They will stay at the Henkel home on South Market Street for some time.
Announcement reports the marriage of Boyd M. Ramey of Woodstock and Meta M. Borden of Toms Brook. The wedding occurred in Rockville Maryland a few days ago on the groom's twenty first birthday. The bride was eighteen and the ceremony was conducted by Rev Nolan B Harmon Jr pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church at the parsonage.
Miss Moffett Armstrong recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Nurse Miss Virginia Hoffman cares for her and expects a discharge soon before a planned month stay in Washington.
Mrs Edward F Moore of Richmond arrived to visit her mother Mrs Rankin and the Rev Thomas A Rankin at the Sacred Heart rectory on South Main Street. Mrs William White of Nashville arrived at Bodyville to spend the summer with her father former Senator Charles J Faulkner. Mrs Arthur Athey left for Charles Town to nurse Mrs Bush injured in a runaway accident. Mr Andrew Bell secretary of the Chamber of Commerce spent yesterday at Harrisonburg on business. Mrs Pifer wife of Dr H I Pifer returned from Farmville.
W. W. McClure prominent Kansas City undertaker and his bookkeeper Mrs. Bula Thompson were found dead in the firm’s rooms last night. Porter Fred Webb found McClure over Thompson at the elevator shaft. McClure later died with a knife in his chest. Police cannot fully explain the sequence of events. Dr. H. E. Mark suspects Mrs. Thompson may have fallen into an unguarded storeroom pit.
Macedon ia Virginia July 18 Mrs C J Jacobs and daughter Elizabeth and son Coleman Jacobs visited Mr and Mrs R L Petrie. The Petries and son Kenneth spent the weekend with sister Mrs Maxwell in Berwyn Maryland. Queenie Pifer visited son Charles Pifer on Sunday. Ladies Aid yard party at the church Saturday night July 21. Elizabeth and Dorothy Maxwell of Berwyn visiting uncle R L Petrie. Samuel Grim and son from Baltimore visited nearby. Ansel Solenberger, ill for weeks, is able to be out again.
NOTES OF CEDAR GROVE VA July 18 The Little Mountain day School will hold their picnic July 21 in the grove near the church Public is invited Mrs Ada Smith and two children spent a week with her mother Mrs Louisa Dix Mrs Mary Hamilton of Grimes spent several days with her brother Mr Isaac Miller Mr John Smith is ill at his home here Mr and Mrs John Livingood and children spent Sunday with Mr Holmes Lewis at Kernstown Rev Mr Brunk preached at Pleasant Valley Sunday night Rev and Mrs T W Lloyd and Miss Mullen and Mrs L C Dix spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs A
G Clark reports Miss Annie Bennett spent Saturday night with Mrs Hazel Fries. Mrs Bertha Clark and children from Winchester visited several days with Mrs Clark's mother Mrs Belle Barrett, highlighting local family ties and gatherings.
Washington officials report ongoing conflict with white citizens of Tuskegee over staffing at the nearby hospital. Director Hines says a fully black staff may be feasible but insufficient black physicians would hinder expert posts, while current setup with mostly black personnel and white physicians continues.
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