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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1928

Page

5

Sherman declines presidency of Kentucky Wesleyan College

Rev Dr H H Sherman withdraws from consideration for the Kentucky Wesleyan College presidency in Winchester Kentucky and will stay with the Board of Education where he has served as associate secretary for six years. His decision follows the death of Board secretary Dr Stonewall Anderson prompting his decision to remain with the board.

Sherman Kentucky Wesleyan College Winchester Board of Education Stonewall Anderson

Apple cargo from Australia to Liverpool market

The steamer Port Darwin carrying 69 519 boxes of Australian and Tasmanian apples is due in Liverpool. A July 4 circular notes 10 500 boxes offered with active demand. The Virginia Fruit reports England’s crop as mixed and uncertain, urging caution before exporting more.

Port Darwin Liverpool Eng G. R. Cooper, Harnden and Company Virginia Fruit Virginia State Horticultural Society England

Shenandoah Valley Real Estate and Insurance Chartered

The State Corporation Commission granted a charter to Shenandoah Valley Real Estate and Insurance Company Incorporated in Front Royal Virginia with capital stock from 500 to 3000 dollars. A. O. Haley is president, Eleanor C. Haley secretary, and F. G. Waller of Front Royal Virginia registers the charter. E. C. Haley secured charter.

State Corporation Commission

Major Richard Tebbs Dies Returning From Haiti

News from Leesburg reports the death of Major Richard Tebbs U S M C at age 42 on his return home from Haiti to spend his vacation. He was a son of the late Judge and Mrs R H Tebbs of Leesburg.

Leesburg Richard Tebbs Haiti Major Tebbs R. H. Tebbs

Northwest Pike Contract Awarded and Travel Sermonizer

Contracts for the Northwest Pike project include mineral and Grant counties nine miles northwestern turnpike stone base course with a bid of 111 546 by BF G Valentine of Frederick Maryland. A preacher known as The Sweet Singer of the Mountains traveled across Page Rockingham Madison and Green counties, delivering sermons mostly in mountain homes, extending his famed voice across five miles. He died at age 61.

Mineral Grant Counties Turnpike BF. G Valentine Frederick Page Rockingham Madison Green

Death Stills Voice Of Singing Preacher

The Rev. Gilbert H. Bailey a mountain minister died recently at his home on the Blue Ridge twenty miles south of Luray in the past 18 years he had been a familiar figure in church and community circles.

Death Stills Singing Preacher Gilbert H. Bailey Blue Ridge Luray

Light News Notes from Light Virginia

Light Virginia notices friendship visits and family gatherings. Golder Gill family spent Sunday with R T Luttrell. Howard DeHaven and Thomas Davis visited Walter Light. Nellie DeHaven of Bunker Hill called on Charles Davis. F G Luttrells and daughter stayed with the Davises. Earl Ricketts and son Charles visited Mrs Ricketts mother Charles Davis. Grover Brown of Martinsburg visited Howard DeHaven. Farmers busy planting corn and making hay. Picnic and ball game planned for July 28 at Chestnut Grove with lane and refreshments. Susan DeHaven of Grove spent the week here.

Light Golder Gill R. T. Luttrell Howard DeHaven Thomas Davis Nellie DeHaven Bunker Hill W. Va Walter Light F. Gv’. Luttrell Charles Davis Earl Ricketts Char Chestnut Grove

Potts Confectionery Ad for Cold Drinks and Velvet Ice Cream

A compact era ad promotes cold drinks and velvet ice cream from Potts Confectionery, offering fountain beverages, sandwiches, smokes, confections, and delivery by phone 789-W, located next to the B and C Station.

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