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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
8
Local ad notes spinach kale radish and lettuce items with contact line reading phone 283 M for more details. Includes minimal text implying produce prices and order method from a small grocery listing. No clear date or store name provided.
Mr Harry Richard a United States mail carrier from Mountain Falls to Winchester announces retirement The Star reports his long service noting he has fought a good fight and finished his course as he departs from duties in the near term
Mr Richard receives public thanks for eight years of faithful service on his route. The note, dated May 30 1925 from J B Crowell Mountain Falls, ends with a biblical farewell line.
Daughters of the Confederacy schedule Memorial Day in Moorefield West Virginia for Saturday June 6. Speaker will be B H Hiner from Franklin. Evergreens for the ceremony will be prepared Friday afternoon at Mrs Bowen's home.
Jemina Kuykendall aged 92 a member of a pioneer family and mother of David K Kuykendall cashier of the Second National Bank Cumberland died at her Romney West Virginia home late last week after illness following a fall. She was widow of William Kuykendall and survived by a daughter Mrs Onit W Kuykendall in addition to her son.
Delegates arrive from Winchester district for the Woman's Missionary Society annual meeting at Braddock Street Church. The program spans worship, reports, demonstrations, music, and social service discussions across Monday and Tuesday led by Rev. Switzer, Rev. Hooks, and local organizers.
In Oranda Virginia on June 1 the area reports unusually dry and cool May, predicting a light fruit crop. Notable items include Mrs. Hannah Sue Morrisette visiting, Hubert I. Keller's ill health, Harry Flood Byrd leading in the governor race, Rev. W. R. Mains conducting a protracted meeting, and frost damage to corn blades early this week. Mrs. John Foltz also noted as not well.
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