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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1925

Page

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Memorial Hospital drive hinges on generous civic spirit

The Memorial Hospital fundraiser neared 440,000 total with women beating men in a friendly challenge and more than 1,000 added by Miss Mary Aulick’s team. Division banners shifted as Miss Lucy Kurtz and others raised substantial sums, nurses and Elks Lodge members contributing notably. The campaign underscored civic loyalty in Winchester as participation grew toward the goal.

Memorial Hospital Missary Aulick W. P. Massey Miss Aulick Corred Otkers Frances Page Hammer Club Winchester The Elks’ Lodge

Firemen's Shows To Remain Here All Next Week

Winchester firemen extend celebration for another week to meet public demand. The program emphasizes wholesome attractions suitable for ladies, gentlemen and children. A daily lucky number contest awards a two dollar and fifty cent Goldy piece at nine and ten o'clock. A beauty contest starts Monday night with three valuable prizes for the winner.

Winchester

Old Time Pops Dance at Rouss Hall July 29 1925

The Old Time Pops perform at Rouss Hall in the Old Time Place event. Verzi's band will play from 8 30 to 1 with dancing.

Rouss Hall Verzi

Winchester Fair Catalogues Available From County Treasurer

Winchester fair catalogues can be procured at the County Treasurer's office in the Court House or by mail or telephone. Request to Winchester 327 or the undersigned. £5 1p 21 C. R. McCANN, Mer.

Court House Winchester C. R. McCann Mer

Grocery Store For Sale In Prime Town Location

Classified ad notes a grocery store for sale in a prime town location with a cheap toys buyer. Interested parties should apply via P. O. Box 192, 25-1p-31.

P. O

Miss Virginia Kremer Dies After Long Illness

Miss Virginia E. Kremer daughter of Luther F Kremer died at 5 PM at her home 320 South Main Street after a seven year bed illness She had sought hospital care in Baltimore and stayed with relatives in Chambersburg PA She was 34 and taught at a local kindergarten and was a devout Grace Lutheran Church member Her funeral will be at 4 PM Monday at her home with Rev Dr C A Freed and Rev Dr F T McFaden officiating Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers are Ralph Fansler Marcus Ritter Davis Ritter George Headley Richard Kremer and Edward Kremer.

Virginia E. Kremer Luther F. Kremer South Main Street Baltimore Chambersburg Miss Kremer Grace Lutheran Church Amanda Kremer Thomas E. Kremer Paul Kremer Washington, D. C Lillian Kremer Marjorie Kremer Northern Virginia Power Company Ruth Kremer Merton W. Kremer Fred Lemley Stephens City C. A. Freed F. T. McFaden The Presbyterian Church Mount Hebron Cemetery Ralph Fansler Marcus Ritter Davis Ritter George Headley Richard Kremer Edward Kremer

Robert Lee Jones Wins Capital Prize At Firemen Show

Master Robert Lee Jones won the capital attendance prize an eight day clock at the firemen carnival. Tonight three wrestling bouts and baby contests across three age classes promise further attractions and a chance to boost town fire protection.

Kremer Park Franks Robert Lee Jones

July Rate Now In Effect For The Evening Star

The notice announces a special July rate for subscriptions to The Evening Star. Pay in advance to save, with $4.00 per year by carrier and $3.00 per year by mail. New subscribers receive the same rates.

THE Evening Star

Consolidation of Power Units Now Under Way

In Harrisonburg Virginia July 25 a million dollar consolidation of eight hydro plants and 100 miles of lines in four counties is under way by New York bankers. The merger will bring most Valley power under private control before September. Four plants remain outside the deal: Harrisonburg Shenandoah City North River Bridgewater and Page Valley.

Harrisonburg Shenandoah Valley New York Woodstock Grottoes Weyers Cave Light and Power Company Rockland Mills Shenandoah River Port Republic Weyers Cave Mt. Sidney Elkton McGaheysville Keezletown Rockingham Augusta Valley Light and Power Company Woodwock Taylortown Strasburgh Edinburg Shenandoah County F. A. Shank and Company Broadway Timberville T. A. Andrick New Market J. I. Tripplett Mount Jackson Ingham Page County Valley Power Company New York Capital Mid-Valley Shenandoah City North River Electric Company Bridgewater Page Valley Electric Company Grove Hill Luray Page Valley Page Augusta County Strasburg Shenandoah

Brass bed and springs notice at Leicester Street

Brass bed and springs offered at 316 W Leicester St lp tf listing. Address appears in a brief classified style notice with limited readable details.

Leicester St

Byrd Predicted To Carry Ninth District By 10000

E R Combs Byrd campaign manager in the Ninth district disputes a Richmond Times Dispatch forecast of a 3500 majority. He claims careful districtwide inspection supports a conservative estimate of at least 10000 for Byrd, with Mapp support negligible in most counties and Byrd gains from recent attacks boosting turnout.

The Star Tazewell E. R. Combs H. F. Byrd Richmond Times-Dispatch Byrd Combs Ninth Mapp

Keezell rails at Byrd campaign tactics in Virginia letter

Delegate Geo B Keezell denounces unsigned redlight circulars used in Senator Byrd's campaign. He argues the flyers misrepresent Byrd on vice regulation and Bible reading in public schools, urging readers to seek candid explanations from campaign managers and Sen ator Byrd himself.

Harrisonburg News Record Geo. B. Keezell C. H. Rolston Mapp Rolston Byrdon Byrd

Twenty Eight Die as Ferries Capsize in Shanghai

A sudden squall capsized two ferry launches on the Whangpoo river near Pootung leaving twenty-eight dead and thirty-one rescued.

Shanghai Whangpoo River Pootung

Hudson Brougham 4 door Sedan Arrives At Dealership

Winchester Hudson Co reports the latest model Hudson Brougham a four door five passenger car just arrived at the showroom. The new vehicle features updated styling and is expected to attract buyers seeking a premium family sedan.

Winchester Hudson CO

Lawn Fete July 25 at Round Hill School

A Saturday night lawn fete to benefit the Young People's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church of Winchester. Proceeds support church missions and community youth activities.

Round Hill Benefit of Young People’s Missionary Society of First Christian Church of Winchester

Virginia and West Virginia United in One Enforcement District

The prohibition enforcement plan shifts Virginia into a single district with West Virginia with Roanoke as the headquarters. An Associated Press report notes delays, job terminations for unclassified staff, and revised boundaries aiming for efficiency, not politics. Virginia's borders are redrawn to join Maryland Delaware and DC in a new district, while Ohio joins Michigan.

Associated Press Washington Andres The Treasury Prohibition West Virginia Ohio Michigan

Virginia Prohibition Desk Split Faces Fulwiler Endorsement

Washington dispatches report that Virginia leaders Bascom Slemp and Joseph Cropper pressed Assistant Secretary Andrews to keep Virginia in a combined district with Maryland Delaware and D C rather than form a separate Virginia West Virginia district. The Staunton pharmaceutical association urged Fulwiler’s retention as federal prohibition director.

Andrews Virginia Washington Treasury Department Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Bascom Slemp Coolidge Joseph Cropper Furcher West Virginia Robert A. Fulwiler Staunton Virginia State Pharmeutical Association Fulwiler

Bathing Beauties Added to Empire Tonite show

The Harry Lewis Musical Comedy Company with Corinne Fitzgeralds and her St. Louis Synco pators Orchestra of nine perform at Empire Theatre. Tonight’s final offering Dont Lie To Your Wife features a bathing beauty contest prize awards after two complete programs including Western pictures and shorts. Doors open at 6 with shows starting 6 30 and again after nine o clock.

Harry Lewis Corinne Fitzgeralds St. Louis Empire Theatre Mr. Lewis

Mr Harry Rapport Moves Family to New Home

Mr Harry Rapport owner of the Yellow Front store on South Main street will move his family here next week. He has leased the handsome home of Mr Frank Keck ley on West Monmouth street.

Harry Rapport South Main Street Rapport Frank Keckley West Monmouth Street

Mrs Pauline Henry Visiting Aunt in Baltimore

Mrs Pauline Henry of Baltimore is staying with her aunt Mrs William McKenzie on West Water street for a period of time.

Pauline Henry Baltimore William McKenzie West Water Street

Farmers Union Opposes Chesapeake Rates in Stephens City

Stephens City Farmers Union at a July meeting adopted resolutions opposing a rate increase from the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. They urged the Virginia Corporation Commission to deny the petition, argued increases harm farmers, and supported uniting Frederick County telephone companies to improve service at lower cost. E. M. Funk presided, L. J. McCartney was secretary.

Stephens City Stephens City Farmers’ Union Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Corporation Commission of Virginia Frederick County Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union Corporation Commission E. M. Funk L. J. McCartney

Mr Gilpin Voted For the Bill on Its Final Passage

A signed statement from Senator H. F. Byrd in Richmond corrects an earlier telegram. It states that Kenneth Gilpin did vote for the bill on its final passage and that an error made it seem he supported the red light measure on the first page. The Star issues the correction in justice to those concerned.

Star H. F. Byrd Richmond Dabney C. Harrison Kenneth Gilpin House Journal Gilpin

All Auto Stocks Participate in a General Advance

The Associated Press reports vigorous buying in motor shares on July 25 in New York. Aggressive demand lifted General Motors and other leaders to new highs while all motor and motor accessory issues rose. Oils were unsettled by a sharp Pan-American break. Credit for 700000 shares traded.

Associated Press New York Automobile Group General Motors

Flying Circus At Gates Draws Crowd For Air Rides

Many locals rode in exhibition airplane flights at Gates Flying Circus over the last two days. Diavale Krantz performed mid-air stunts as crowds watched from the ground. Dozens of women enjoyed the thrill as planes shuttled passengers from Stine Field with many eager to take aloft.

Gates Flying Circus Stine Field

Seven Rhode Island Mills Cut Wages by Ten Percent

WOONSOCKET R I July 25 seven textile mills here announced a ten percent wage reduction effective Monday. It was intimated that several more plants which have not posted notices would announce cuts in the near future.

Woonsocket. R. I

Visitors from Kempton Tour Gore and Winchester

Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Shingleton and Mr. H. L. Warnick of Kempton West Virginia and their guest Mrs. M. J. Triplett of Washington motored to Winchester yesterday and are guests of Mrs. J. W. Parish at Gore. They plan a visit to the cavern in the Valley during their stay.

N. B. Shingleton H. L. Warnick Kempton W.va M. J. Triplett Washington Winchester J. W. Parish Gore

Bishop Brown Considered For Churchly Honor

The Gener al Convention will elect the presiding bishop in New Orleans October 7 to 23. Bishop William Cabell Brown of Virginia, visiting Winchester, is regarded as a strong candidate with wide support among church leaders across the nation. The election marks the first democratic choice by the church’s entire membership in its 140 year history. Continued on Page Six.

William Cabell Brown Diocese of Virginia Winchester Brown House of Bf Tuttle Missouri New Orleans

Firemen and Band Continue Festival Tonight

The Rouss Fire Company lawn festival with the Citizens Band resumes this evening on Rouss avenue. A concert was held last night under Prof. W. H. McIlwee with encores. Program included marches, waltzes, operatic pieces and popular encore selections.

Iie Rouss Fire Company Citizens’ Band Rouss Avenue W. H. McIlwee Eighteenth Regiment Pancella Sabra Las’ Olds Rosas Berry Lake Losey Lula

Grace Lutheran Church Sunday Services

Grace Lutheran Church schedules Sunday activities with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a sermon by Rev Dr C A Freed at 11 a m. The congregation will join a union service at Handley School at 7 p m.

Grace Lutheran Church C. A. Freed Handley School

Bragonalier Property for Sale Ad Braddock Street July

Classified notice states Bragonier property on Braddock Street for sale in July. Includes brief location note 981h and reference to ad page 23 column 1 line 51. No additional details provided.

Bragonier Nor Braddock ST

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Eam Merritt Oldham Winchester Fair Capital Prize T.D Reezell Triole Hudson Brougham Gen. Andrews Roanoke -Virginian Empire Tonite Farmers Union Raisan Mr. Gilpin Rhode Island Bishop Brown Bisho Tuttle New Oreleans Grace Lutheran Church Services N. Main
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