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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
8
Cross Roads Va July 23 Rev C W Files preaches Sunday morning and noon at Church. George Peacemaker ill for several days improves. Rev C W Tinsman preaches Ebenezer Sunday afternoon. B F Keller ill for some time improved. Pearl and Pauline Erns visit Esta and Grace White Sunday.
Sunday school at 9.30 a m Baptist Young People's Union at 6.45 p m Public worship at 11 a m with sermon Does It Pay To Pray Evening song service and sermon at 8 p m subject The Joy of the Jesus Circle Pastor Charles Adey invites parishioners to come with us for the Lord hath spoken good concerning Israel.
Silas Harden, owner and manager of the Charleston Taxi-Cab line, reports Nerviax greatly improved his health after suffering constipation gas dizziness and insomnia. He says headaches are gone appetite restored and energy returned. He urges friends to try Nerviax. Sold by George F. Miller’s Song.
James B. Ritchie of Harrisonburg Virginia a railway mail clerk on the Baltimore and Ohio route between Strasburg Virginia and Brunswick Maryland was held on a preliminary hearing charged with opening mail in transit He was released on 500 bond with Abe and Omar Stickley as bondsmen The hearing before United States Commissioner Philip Williams noted he allegedly opened packages of fruits and foodstuffs and took small amounts In Winchester he would have reached at 12 45 pm but the run was finished to Brunswick under temporary mail car supervision
Clarence C. Grubbs and Claude I Kellican were sentenced to three years each in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to forging checks. Judge F. B. Whiting presided without a jury. Kellican had two prior terms for check forging. Lewis Robinson pleaded guilty to petit larceny. fined 25 dollars plus costs and 60 days in jail, suspended pending good behavior for 12 months with bi monthly reporting to police. Robert L. Gray Jr. is visiting family in the west end after business in New York.
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