President First 10 greet Knight of Air enters
A report notes the Knight of Air arrival at Virginia Capes on June 11 with ten presidents greeting the event.
01 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1927
Page
1
A report notes the Knight of Air arrival at Virginia Capes on June 11 with ten presidents greeting the event.
London crowds greet the Trans-Atlantic flyer as she threads a surging crowd at the Ep som race course. The flyer plans to fly from Washington to New York and St. Louis, facing difficulty making way through the multitude.
The Lee-Jackson highway near the Shenandoah river will reopen to traffic early next week after weeks of closure for paving east of the river. Officials expect many Virginians to drive to Washington for Charles A. Lindbergh’s arrival on June 11, using the Lee-Jackson route as the best option.
The White House announced Captain Charles A Lindbergh will return to the United States on the cruiser Memphis and be greeted by President Coolidge with full honors. Lindbergh accepted the invitation to land in Washington by June 11, allowing the President to host him before leaving June 13 for a vacation in the Black Hills.
Candidacy filings loom as the Democratic primary on August 2 approaches with several county offices up for grabs. J Henkel Henry may run for State Senate in Winchester and surrounding counties, waiting to file by the last moment. Others like John H Myers Grover H Seth tack William J Muse plan to file tomorrow, each facing opposition. City of Winchester will vote same day for State Senate and House seats, with several county offices already listed as filed and unopposed choices including T Russell Cather Coe C Brannon Robert S Smith Isaiah C Roe A J Tavenner J A Parker.
Empire Colonial Theatres announce June openings with the Colonial on Fridays and Saturdays for June to August and full-time Empire, daily matinees at the Colonial, new Westerns starring Tom Mix Buck Jones and Ken Maynard, and Adolphe Menjou in The Sorrows of Satan at the Empire today and tomorrow. Zane Grey The Mysterious Rider screens Friday and Saturday at the Empire.
Real estate notice from Newlin and Co promotes buying or selling property with contact details and brief offer.
Winchester residents pledged to support the Apple Blossom Festival with funds to cover expenses. Seven who signed pledges have yet to remit their payments, delaying final settlement of 1927 expenses. The festival officials urge prompt remittance to reduce outstanding bills and preserve the event’s stability and publicity value.
Morgan Anderson was fined $9.75, including costs, in police court today for not having a license tag on his dog.
Woman's Auxiliary of Grace Lutheran Church hosts a Strawberry Fete on Thursday June 2 at 7 30 p m on the lawn of Dr Geo Heist 125 W Piccadilly St featuring strawberry short cake whipped cream strawberries cream ice cream and cake For weather issues the event may move to the Sunday school room of the social building
Public notice states water and sewer taxes are due and payable to treasurer WM. T. Barr. The notice emphasizes timely payment and identifies the official responsible for collection.
A church fundraiser at the Gift Shop will support the Baptist Church building fund. The sale invites the public to come and help with proceeds.
In a five hit, two error contest the Rotary club bested the Lions 4 to 3. Lions lead 1 0 in the first, Rotary rallies with four in the second, both teams no hits for three innings. Lions threaten in seventh but Potts is caught stealing third as Rotary secures win.
The Civic League garden committee of Winchester plans a summer garden contest awarding 20 in prizes. Gardens judged in June July August and September. two 2.50 prizes each month for best display and nearest backyard. Participants to send names and addresses to Mrs. Alexander Barrie Amherst Street. Judging details by post card or telephone.
Special notice to advertisers and subscribers that The Star will not be printed on Monday June 6 in observance of Confederate Memorial Day. The Evening Star public notice serves as the official advisory.
Friendship Fire Co holds a regular meeting on Thursday June 2 at 8 o'clock to plan for the Sixth of June parade. Capt. Fred W. Forney urges a good turnout to make arrangements.
The incoming Opeqnon district school board in Berkeley county Virginia plans a dress rule requiring female teachers to wear gowns from Adam’s apple to ankles during school hours to protect morals. Rev. William Hesse, elected board member, cites support from Thomas Sines and notes dress standards apply only in school, not outside.
Harry Jefferson was sentenced to thirty days in jail and fined $118 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. His driving privilege is revoked for one year. Authorities say he was arrested yesterday after a collision with another car on Highland Avenue. Jefferson resides in Pennsylvania but lives in the county.
A Thursday night lawn party hosted by the church's young people's class at First Brethren Church on Berryville Pike to raise funds for church activities. Event details emphasize community gathering and contributions.
LACE CURTAINS AND RUGS can be laundried at the Winchester Seam Laundry. Phone 28 fae 6-19-08.
Mrs. Gurther E Rodman 68 wife of J F Rodman well known contractor of Winchester died yesterday at her Clinton North Carolina home after Ill health. She leaves four sons and a daughter previously died years ago. Her brother G A Clute was killed Saturday. Funeral in Clinton scheduled.
Notices in Middleton and Stephens City announce a sunrise to sunset election on Tuesday June 14 to choose town officers including mayor and council members. The article notes only two weeks' notice and reports no opposition to nominees selected by designated agencies.
Five year old Hazel Thomas, daughter of W. H. Thomas, injured when hit by John Lillis’ car last week, shows progress. Fractures in both thighs were set today. cuts and bruises are healing. Lillis received six months on the state road force for reckless driving and has filed an appeal, awaiting a Corporation Court hearing.
Public sale on Saturday June 4 at 1 p m features an 85 acre farm with horses cattle pigs and farm implements. Located halfway between Berryville and Winchester on the Berryville Winchester Pike. Also offered for sale a 1924 seven passenger Lincoln Touring Car driven 16009 miles in A 1 condition suitable for bus line sightseeing or family use. Apply.
The regular semi monthly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union is set for Thursday at 3 o clock at the Handley Library. A large attendance is expected.
Several tremors rattled parts of northern New Jersey as residents reported three distinct shocks. Witnesses described the shakes as brief, with some comparing them to distant explosions. Authorities urged calm and are assessing seismic data.
Three local quakes were recorded near the New Jersey coast from Toms River to Sandy Hook. The Western Union tower in Highlands shook violently for 20 seconds, with chimneys toppled in Long Branch. Fordham University seismographs logged 8.23 8.31 and 8.40 am tremors.
Viola Dana and her husband Maurice Flynn have separated amid reports of possible divorce, though neither plans to file soon. Dana, a film actress, wed Flynn in 1925 shortly after his previous divorce. Flynn was a Yale all American tackle and former husband of Alan Palmer Flynn.
Manila reports 108 missing after the inter-island steamer Negros sank off Romblon island in a Sunday storm. The vessel carried 105 passengers and cargo.
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