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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1922
Page
8
The First Christian Church outlines Sunday activities with 9 45 a m Sunday School led by Nelson F Richards superintendent. Classes for all ages and for men and youth. Pastor Rev J F Morgan presiding both morning and evening services. Morning sermon title Christian Joy Bells. Evening service details follow.
The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will meet at seven this evening led by the Pastor. The subject will be Great Home Missionaries. All are invited and asked to bring friends to the cordial welcome church services.
An editorial lauds the John Handley Schools and Winchester public system. It highlights Judge Handley’s munificent legacy, F E Clerk as superintendent candidate, new school building plans, and salaries aimed at attracting top teachers. It frames Winchester as leading a national public school development.
Mrs. Carrie Barnhouse of Wellston Ohio recounts a goitre cure claimed to take two weeks using Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment. Readers can view the treatment and obtain addresses of other users at drug stores or by writing Box 358 Mechanicsburg, Ohio.
A Courier Journal item notes a belief that men are more romantic than women with a quip about a man weaving romance from a hairpin found on the sidewalk and asks if a woman notices a cigar butt.
A large gathering in Woodstock, Virginia, organized two new county sportsmen clubs and created an association of Valley clubs. Ed C. Martz was elected president, H W Bertram secretary treasurer, with a board of directors drawn from Staunton Harrisonburg Winchester Front Royal and other Valley towns. Congressman Harrison distributed bass stock for Valley streams and was thanked along with Supervising Warden C F Headley for their service to the Seventh district.
The meeting urged unity of action in protecting game and game fish and restocking in the Shenandoah Valley and emphasized the importance of uniform game laws for the region. The meeting adjourned subject to the president's call.
Ernest L Main of Brunswick began to brake in the B and O yards Tuesday and within hours was laid off for two weeks due to a mashed hand at Hagerstown Globe reports.
A local notice advertises reliable service from C. E. Garber manager, inviting written or phone inquiries to 100 West for consistent quality and purity. The brief promotes business solicitation and direct contact for service.
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