Enforcing Prohibition Ties Up Winchester Jail
Sheriff Luther Pannett told the Frederick County Board of Supervisors that jail space is insufficient for inmates in Winchester. He urged new cages and accommodations to handle the growing number of prisoners, noting some are trusted inmates and others require confinement across the county. Mr and Mrs W E Dicks of Ohio visited the former's mother on North Street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Pannett
Frederick Cty
Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Pannett
Severn
Charley Juss Fire Company Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of the Charley Juss Fire Company Friday evening at eight o clock. All members urged to attend. W B Huntsberry president. Douglas Brown secretary. For sale or rent ad and lost item notices appear in the same fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Fire Company
Charley Juss Fire Company
W. B.huntsberry
Ic. Douglas Brown
Sec
Miss Nulton Wedding at Philadelphia Navy Yard
Miss Nulton daughter of Admiral Nulton marries at Philadelph ia Navy Yard with Navy and Army officers in full dress. Admiral Nulton presides as father of the bride and reception follows at the commandant's residence. Attending relatives include Mrs. Larrick and Miss Nanty Larrick from Winchester. bride's father is a noted naval officer. Page 3 continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon Nalton Nulton
Viremile
Adepans Mana
Iaers ‘Flint
Lyatalye
Tenhe Sanerh
Philadelphie
Navy
Chets Acuiie and Daughters
Thor v. Tomkins
Philadelphia Navy Ard
Admiral Nulton
Dorothy Evans Nulton
Dade de Weese
Ensign de Weese
Evelyn Stuart Williams
Yanceys. Williams
Barbara Taylor
James S. Taylor
Elizabeth Guthrie
Guthrie
Huntington
W. Va
Reneene Moody
Serene
Roscoe
Mary Creed
Germantown
Winifred Murfin
0. G. Murfin
U. S. IN
Albert Sprague
U.S
S. Harding
Howard
S$. Nulton
Richmond
Ride
Briids
Nulton
Francis
United States Army
Winchester
Joseph A. Nulton
Herbert S. Larrick
Nanty Larrick
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Philadelphia
John B. Hoffman
Bride
United States Navy
Annapolis Naval Academy
Pennsylvania
President Wilson
France
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Minnie Evans
Edward J. Evans
Evans
Insurance notice guards Frederick County crops against hail
Hansbrough and Carter announce a special policy for Frederick County covering protection for apples and wheat fields against hail. The insurance and real estate firm presents an option tailored to local growers to secure their crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Frederick County
Hansbrough & Carter
Memorial Day Exercises at Old Chapel burying ground
Memorial Day services will be held tomorrow at the Old Chapel burial ground between Berryville and Mill Clarke county. Colonel Bryan Conrad of Winchester will deliver the address at 4 o clock. Notable graves include Edmund Randolph first U S Attorney General and John Esten Cooke famed author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Chapel
Berryville
Mill
Clarke County
Bryan Conrad
United States Army
Winchester
Edmund Randolph
The
United States
John Esten Cooke
Public Debt Reduced by Treasury Report
The Treasury announced a reduction in the total public debt to 23,138,836,607 on May 31 from 23,190,201,356 on April 30. The AP report notes the decrease reflects ongoing debt management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
The
Treasury
Addresses at South End Hose Company meeting
South End Hose Company adds addresses and refreshments at its next monthly meeting on Monday evening June 5. After business, brief talks will be given by Major B M Roszel superintendent of Shenandoah Valley Academy and City Solicitor Philip Williams. Members and applicants urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Hose Company
B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah*Valley Academy
Philip Williams
Man Held on Charge of Selling Mortgaged Auto
Limes L. Gruber was arrested on a warrant from Hicks Motor Company for selling a car with a lien held by the complainant. He was arraigned and granted bail set at 500 dollars after attorney H. R. Kern intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limes L. Gruber
Hicks Motor Company
Gruber
Corporation Court
H. R. Kern
Scout Council Meeting Tonight at Handley Library
An unusually important Scout Council meeting is set for 7 30 this Friday evening at Handley Library. President H B Mc Cormac urged all council members to attend promptly, stressing the event's significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Council
The
Boy Scouts
Handley Library
H. B. McCormac
Local visitors and travelers noted in town activities
Mr Walter V Potts in Winchester on business for the manufacturers division of the United States Census Bureau of Washington. Miss Mary Roper of Petersburg Virginia visits Major and Mrs Roszel at the Shenandoah Valley Academy and leaves for Charles Town West Virginia for a weekend, planning to return next week for the S V I A finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter V. Potts
Manufacturers’ Division
United States Census Bureau of
Washington
Winchester
Mary Roper
Petersburg
B. M. Roszel
Shhenandoah Valley Academy
R. P. Chew
Charles Town
W. Va
Reverend Woods Improves After Illness at Home
The Rev Dr William Woods, a retired Presbyterian clergyman living on West Leicester street, has improved after a period of illness. He had been ill with say flu like fever and rheumatic pains but is now able to be up and around the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William WH. Woods
West Leicester Street
W. S
Legion Auxiliary Schedules Poppy Sale and Fundraiser
The Legion Auxiliary plans to sell poppies on Memorial Day with a June 6 committee setup. Members listed include Mrs. T. R. Cather, Mrs. Loy, Mrs. R. T. E, and others to staff the sale and seek help. They also seek pool rental permission from the Legion Executive Committee to fund auxiliary work and plan a June 23 card party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Poppi
T. R. Cather
Loy
Gher
Roy Richards
Boyd Richards
Walter Myers
Claude Cammer
Nsler
Lee
Lelinberger
Josephine
Themittee
Auxiliary
Executive
The
Legion
Breckenridge
Cather
Old Hand Fire Engine Eyed for Winchester Keep
Influence from the Board of nolley Trustees City School Rotary Club and others seeks to keep the Sarah Zane Fire Companys old hand engine in Winchester instead of sending it to the National Museum in Washington. The engine donated in 1840 by Miss Sarah Zane is a valued relic and a meeting of the firemen tonight aims to decide its fate after Handley Schools open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Nolley Trustees
City School
Rotary Club
Sarah Zane Fire Company
National Museum
Washington
Winchester
Sarah Zane
Fine Movies Empire Tonight and Saturday Show
See the program on back page then attend the great Saturday show tomorrow and Bill Hart Monday. Matinee daily. For sale well established Main St business on a good paying basis. Write W. T. H. care Star 26-iptt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hart
Main St
Care Star
Police Docket Shows May Court Actions in City Ordinance Violations
Police court disposed of thirty three city ordinance cases in the month ending May 31 with six state warrant cases. Violations included trespass disorderly conduct drunk and disorderly drunkenness destroying public property speeding and selling ardent spirits. Public sale of bank stock scheduled Saturday June 3. Robt W Schultz executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Schultz
Tire sale and notices from The Evening Star
An old page advertises tire deals at Chapman Auto Sales and a hat sale on June 6. The Star notes it will not be issued on Tuesday June 6. Also mentions flowers from The Flower Shop and a help wanted ad for extra sales ladies at McCrory's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrory's
Buy parts and bées in work at once.
Readable fragments point to a call to procure parts and begin work immediately. The wording suggests urgency and a directive to start production or repair tasks without delay. No additional names or organizations are clearly identified in the legible text.
Plane crash kills two officers at Fort Bliss
Ben Jenkins Jr of El Paso a reserve corps lieutenant and Sergeant Jungling of the Twelfth Observation Squadron at Fort Bliss died when their airplane crashed into a mountain and burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Tekas
Ben Jenkins, Jr
el Paso
Jungling
Twelfth Observation Squadron
Fort Bliss
Span of Wedded Life Was Short
A partial divorce was granted in the Corporation Court to Leo Dewey Herrell from Elsie Renner Herrell under terms of a decree from the May term. They wed in Hagerstown Md on October 30 1920 and the husband says he deserted on November 1 1920. Custody of the infant son is with the defendant with access for the plaintiff at reasonable times. The case was placed on the court’s deferred docket. WANTED Cook man preferred Apply Star office. 1p tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Leo Dewey Herrell
Elsie Renner Herrell
Hageitstown
Linen Shower for Miss Athey
Mrs. Richard B. Brown hosted a linen shower at her home 504 North Main Street on Wednesday afternoon from 4 o clock in honor of Miss Virginia Athey whose wedding to Mr. William B. Sinnott of Washington DC will take place on July 25. The house was decorated in blue and white and refreshments were served. Miss Athey received numerous useful and attractive linen gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Brown
North Main Street
Virginia ‘Athey
William B. Sinnott
Washington, D. C
Miss Athey
Unclear Meat Ad Promises Low Prices at Ramsburg
A fragment advertises cured meats from Swift's and breakfast bacon with per pound pricing and lard, inviting orders by phone. It cites C W Ramsburg as the contact or seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift’s
Swift
C. W. Ramsburg
Registration of Handley School Children
County pupils already attending Handley Schools may continue. New city residents must register May 27 or June 3 or June 10 from 9 to 12. Grades 1-6 at John Kerr Building. grades 7-12 at Equity Building. Six-year-olds by Oct 15 may enter first grade. Kindergarten registration limited by space. F B Clerk, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Miller
Winchester Public Eos
Ould R
John Kerr
Equity
F. BE
Shenandoal Restaurant Opens Daily Meals at 11 AM
Shenandoal Restaurant at 11 West Water Street announces regular dinners daily from 11 a m to 3 p m with price 50 cents. Photocopy note mentions Cave and Shiner operations and a clean, prompt, polite service.
Dancing Yard Party and Dance at Jordan Springs Sat
Dance notice invites public to a Saturday evening event at Jordan Springs on June 3 with Leo Vin's Dance Orchestra of Washington DC providing music. Includes organizer Ip Mathers and O'Flaherty and contact L Choffman at Bunker Hill West Virginia for prices and sacks before selling. Also floral order ad and a found bull pup notice with owner to claim by paying costs at Star offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Springs
Leo Vin
Dance Orchestra
Washington, D. C
Ip Mathers
O'Flaherty
Star
Fort Loudoun Seminary Recital Ends With Opera and Talent
The Fort Loudoun Fort Hill school recital at Empire Theater showcased Misses Martha Stuart Dorothy Cissel Colleen Glass and Eva Burrowes with Chopin Liszt and Kipling pieces. An oratorio style finale featured The Two Queens with Colleen Glass stepping in as queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun
Empire Theater
Ru Lal Fort Hill School
Isses Martha Stuart
Dorothy Cissel
Kipling
Mary Virginia Steck
Neons
Doe -Vedint
Arya
Louise
Suzette
Ana E
Ane
Ani
Steuer
Miss Virginia
Russell
de Leon
Durand
Mary Francesichards
Josephine Cooper
John Kater
Mollie Glass
Red Cross
Colleen Glass
Registration of City School Children
City children entering school may register at John Kerr School on Saturdays from May 13 to June 10, 9 am to 12 pm. Bring birth certificate and proof of vaccination. Five-year-olds by October 15 may enter kindergarten. six-year-olds by October 15 may enroll in first grade. Notices for county pupils and higher grades will come later. F. E. Brk, Supt. of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmtaie Bt
John Kerr School
Family trips and visits across towns and states
Mrs J D Lakeman travels with Opequon to Chambersburg to visit friends. Her daughter recently returned from Fort Loudoun Seminary. Mr and Mrs Frank L Bue and daughters Helen Buckley and nee are vacationing in New Jersey and New York and stay with Dr Baxter at his home in Wappingers Falls New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Lakeman
Opequon
Chambersburg
Fort Loudour Seminary
Frank L. Bue
Eir
Helen Buckley
New Jer
New York
Gas Works Planned and Site Surveyed in Shawnee Hollow
President Van Steenbergh and stockholders inspect the Pall Mall street site at the eastern end near South Kent for a new gas works with 160,000 feet capacity. Land transfer from Perry to W A Ryan, surveys ordered, and construction to begin as plans are approved. Authorities and patrons urged to patient while mains are installed and old lines replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Hollow
Winchester
Pall Mall Street
South
Kent
van Steenberek
Sane Ee
the Improvement Co
Win
Stewart Perry
George H. Wie
Perry
W. A. Ryan
As Improvement Com
State of Virginia
Frm
Ryan
Anteoaten
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Evry
Elwood Smith
Pike
Republic Ck
Collig & Wagners
Miss Nalton
South Enders
Petit
Census Bureau
Fine Movies Empire Tonight
Chapman Auto
Alice Newcome
Jassamines
Cook
Star Office
Athey
Shenandoal ‘Restaurant
Wool—Woool
L. Choffman
Bunker Hill
Empire Theatre
F. E- Brk
LAND
Electro-Chemical
Baltimore and Ohio
van Steenbergh Ss
Yan
Amerfcan Imment Company Stanche
Lynchburg
Bond
and Ohio Railroad
ST Etn
Eait
Ohio
Gi. Ryan
Burhans van Steenbergh
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