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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1924

Page

3

Maj. Clerk Visits Col. Roszel on Weekend

Maj. Fred Clerk former superintendent of the dley Schools stays with Lieut-Col B M Roszel and Col Stanley Horn le as guests at Shenandoah Valley academy. They host Chinese matters and eastern studies, with Clerk recently returning from Baltimore on special duty.

Fred Dley Chicago B. M. Roszel Shenandoah Valley “Academy Stanley K. Hornle Nico Hornbeck Cherk Colonel Broteck pFa Aie Harvard University Opr Meen Sean Baltimore

Annual Stockholders Meet of Western Frederick Bank

The stock holders of the Western Frederick Bank will hold their annual meeting in the school building at Gate on Saturday August 2 1924 at five for the election of directors and other year end business.

E. R. Hook Western Gore County of Frederick State of Virgin

Recovering From Hospital Operation

Miss Julia Reno daughter of Mrs Leigh Fuller recently underwent an appendectomy at Reed Hospital in Washington. She was brought to her home and is recovering from the operation.

Julia Reno Leigh Fuller Washeen Prily Linda Kremer Memorial Hospital Mrs. C. P. Kremer South Kent Street

Virginia Beach Camp Honors Winchester Units at Color Presentation

For the third year the One Hundred Seventeenth Infantry and the One Hundred Sixteenth Infantry units won top honors at drill and served as escort to the colors during a color presentation ceremony. Governor Lee Trinkle and regular army officers reviewed the event, with Captain George H. Grimm leading the best kitchen in the regiment.

Virginia Beach O-Holt Regios Virginia BE. Lee Trinkle Regular Army Winchester George H. Grimm Theodore Henry Clinton L. Grim Madison S. Pangle Ogi

Late Estate Of William E Reed Appraisal Report

A Jefferson Clarke county record shows the estate of the late William E Reed in the grain business appraised at $44,020 excluding real estate. Filed items include a residence in Charles Town valued at $7,500 Liberty bonds totaling $13,500 a Summit Point grain elevator at $1,500 and notes of Thomas M Johnston in Clarke county totaling $7,061.58.

William E. Reed Jefferson Clarke Counties Jefferson County Reed Charles Town Summit Point Thomas M. Johnston Clarke County

Valley of Shenandoah: ideal spot to live and visit

An editorial highlights The Valley as one of America's nearly ideal places to live or work. It recalls its history from Indian warfare to Civil War tensions and notes its current bustle with industry, farms, schools, and thriving towns. The piece urges readers to visit or move to the Shenandoah region.

Ainertel Imye Rons Lyman P. Powell Dr. Powell Bigelow America Shenandoah Fm Creas

Packing House Planned by Rouss Brothers in Kabletown

Rouss Brothers announce construction of a packing house adjoining their cold storage facility on the old Kable town site. Previously apples were packed in orchards as collected, now the new facility will centralize operations to save time and labor.

Rouss Brothers Kabletown

Burial of Slain Major McLeary at Arlington World War Plot

Major Samuel H. McLeary, killed July 2 near Cheraw South Carolina by Mortimer King of Canton North Carolina and a companion, was buried in Arlington National Cemetery World War section. Military services included firing volleys and bugle taps. Miss Bonnie McLeary accompanied the body. Chaplain Scott presided. Mrs. McLeary departed for Camp Knox and family members arrived for the funeral.

Washington Samuel H. McLeary Cheraw S. C Mortimer N’ King Canton N. C King Arlington National Cemetery Fort Myer McLeary Bonnie McLeary William Reese Scott Camp Knox Douglas Cordiner Serena McLeary

For Sale S Room Stucco House With Modern Improvements

For sale a three room stucco house with a sleeping porch built in tub free floors and electricity. Located near schools. Apply on premises.

Pike Improvements Fall Behind Schedule in Charlestown

The Advocate notes premature optimism over Berryville pike improvements expected by September but warns past contractor delays suggest work may remain unfinished by month’s end. The piece urges readers to verify the timeline rather than celebrate early completion.

Charlestown Berryville Pike

Miss Eva Wood and Friends Visit Virginia Towns

Personal notices report Eva Wood visiting Portsmouth, Gertrude Carper convalescing in Front Royal, and Beulah Kyle visiting family in North Main Street. G Benner Kelly returns to Baltimore after two weeks with A A Kellys. Mrs Boyd Mullen and two children visiting Leslie Fries family. Charles M Brown recovering at home East Cork Street. Linda Kremer returns home after appendicitis operation. Ross Veezey and Baltimore guests staying with Dr.

Eva Wood Portsmouth Beulah Kyle Baltimore Mr. Thomas Kyle Ida Kyle North Main Street Boyd Mullen Washington Leslie S. Fries Charles M. Brown East Cork Street

Residents Return from Trips and Illness Update

Mrs. Julian F Ward and others came home by automobile after a week away. Luther Patton and family and Branson Sirbaugh and children have returned from Capon Bridge. Miss Mamie Fawcett, long ill on South Market Street, shows improvement and hopes to be out soon.

Julian F. Ward Luther Patton Branson Sirbaugh Capon Bridge Mamie Fawcett South Market Street

World tour couple visits Waynesboro guests of local ministers

Dr and Mrs Dy Snide of Waynesboro Pa recently returned from a world tour and spent Saturday as guests of Rev and Mrs Aynes at Grace Lutheran parsonage on North Market Street. The Snidelys traveled by auto and have been on a long tour lasting about eight months.

Waynesboro, Pa Aynes Grace Laneran Market Street Waynesboro Automoba

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Col Roszel Gilbro Vic J. Vic Arthur Rouss Avenue General Headquarters Third Corps Wm. E. Reed I Vicks Sample Shoe Store Company J. Jos Sullivan Dr. Selon i Ri Arlington W. Monmouthsst Athletic Palm Beach Manhattan Ade J. M. Orndoff Bes Frank Gearing East Piccadilly Street Colonial Theater Eres Baker’s Drug Store Little Joe’s Brooks’ Pharmacy Tak Tae State Besimen Sith Tlon R. Hook M. C. Garvin W. Parish BE. L. Hook State of B. R. Hook Gertrude Carper Front Royal, Va Anna Thompson Ross Veezey
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