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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1923

Page

5

Memorial services draw large crowd in Refuge Va

Refuge Virginia June 1 large attendance at memorial services with Rev G W Gaither delivering a sermon from Galatians 6 13. Local families including Carrolls Ebersoles McCauleys and Sudths visited relatives and friends in the Refuge area during the weekend with several Sunday visits to Stephens City Greenway and near Macedonia.

Refuge G. W. Gaither Peter Carroll Lake Md John Carroll Ray Ebersole Winchester J. R. Bray Lee Brown Greenwey Lula May Lauck C. E. Pifer Joseph Pifer Macedonia

Contrarious View on Aging and Wisdom Emerges

A provocative missive argues that years do not grant wisdom but rather prove folly. It challenges the notion that age alone carries authority, suggesting experience without judgment yields little insight.

Stephens City Notes Shake Short Local Happenings

Stephens City Virginia notes record visits and moves among residents. Ida Bowen of Grafton West Virginia visits sister Mrs G A Samsell. Cad Gregory of Manassas visits his father John Gregory. Walter Burner and wife plan to move to Springfield Ohio. Church group travels to Pennsylvania for college graduation events.

Stephens City Ida Bowen Grafton W. Va G. A. Samsell Cad Gregory Manaasas John Gregory Walter Burner Springfield Ohio Graham Pennsylvania Roland Tom Beavers Edgar Lemley German Street J. A. Guard Tulip Alberta Shanon Rachel Carbaugh Martinsburg

Arkansas disperses ashes at sea for Admiral Knapp

New York June 1 The battle ship Arkansas sailed for Annapolis with the ashes of Vice-Admiral Marty S Knapp to be scattered at sea per his will. He died at his Hartford Conn home on April 6.

New York Arkansas Anapolis Marty S. Knapp Hartford Conn

Forest Fire Threat Battles Rain in Ontario

A report from the Algoma Central Railway offices warns that nearly all forests north of Lake Superior could ignite unless rain falls. The alert issued from Sault Ste. Marie dated June 1 stresses fire danger across the region and appeals for precipitation to avert widespread blazes.

Sault Ste. Marie Lake Superior Algoma Central Railway

Russians imprison Japanese fishermen in Siberia

TOKIO June 1 Russian authorities of the Soviet administration in Siberia have seized a Japanese fishing vessel and imprisoned the crew of 72 for operating within the seven mile limit. Previously fishermen were not molested unless within three miles of shore.

Tokio Siberia

Banks Closing Notices for a Holiday

Banks close Monday June 4 1923 a legal holiday. Payments due that date may be paid on Tuesday June 5 1923. Financiers named include H D Fuller cashier Farmers and Merchants National Bank JOHN I Sloat cashier Commercial and Savings Bank WM Hardy cashier Shenandoah Valley National Bank CHARLES Summers cashier Union Bank of Winchester.

H. D. Fuller Farmers and Merchants National Bank John I. Sloat Commercial and Savings. Bank WM. G. Hardy Shenandoah Valley National Bank Charles Summers Union Bank of Winchester

Dr Miller Announces New Office and Residence Address

The notice states Dr BE W Miller will relocate his residence and office to 22 North Braddock Street in the future. The notice is dated May 28, 1961.

North Braddock Street

Rum Hound of Sea to Retire After Final Voyage

NORFOLK Va June 1 A British owner and master plans retirement after one more successful rum run aboard the Lstar. The captain landed at Cape Henry with about a quarter of a million dollars in Britt currency and said profits would total about 1 million after this cargo. Coast guard patrols have watched the vessel fifteen miles off the capes for ten days while banks verified the proceeds.

Norfolk Virginia Capes Whey Cape Henry Lstar Capes Coast Guard

Market Street M. E. Church Services

The notice urges keeping the Sabbath sacred and invites attendance at Market Street M. E. Church services. Sunday School and Men’s Bible class at 9 45 a m. Preaching at 11 a m to Jr and Sr congregations with topics The Stone in the Road and The Cry of the World Heart Its Answer. Evening service at 8 p m. Board meeting Monday June 4 at 8 p m and Boys Lab-Kappa Sigma PI event Tuesday 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m.

Kappa Sigma

Century Club Banquet Highlights Island Study and Monuments

The fourth annual Century Club banquet at the Wayside Inn features twenty three guests seated in the main dining room with flowers. Mrs Melvin Green presided. telegrams from Mrs Barton and Mrs Whitside were read. Speakers included Mrs William Massey on island studies, Miss Chew on Queer Characters Outside Winchester, Miss Bessie Conrad with quotations, Mrs W A Baker on Problems of the Day, and Miss Gussie Conrad on removing the Andrews monument. A motion to keep the monument in place passed. Secretary Sara W Chadwick notes appreciation of absent members and Wayside Inn management.

Tg Club Tae On Robert T. Barton Melvin Green Green R. T. Barton Rochester New York W. W. Whitside Fort Riley Kansas Robert M. Ward Wayside Inn Sara W CHDW

Unclear Short Phrase on Height Statistics

The fragment notes a statistic about height, claiming few exceed six feet and that only one man in 203 reaches six feet. Details like location, date, or source context are missing.

Bing Board Chairman Clears Bid Prospect for Merchant Fleet

Washington on June 1 a board chairman announced the investigation confirms a bid of more than a dollar by a New York City merchant fleet made for certain supplies. The statement suggests the bid would be considered if accepted and hints at forthcoming actions by the Bing Board.

Washington Bing Board Silver Creek N. Forth

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