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Winchester Virginia publication details for The Evening Star, including rates and subscription terms for mail and carrier delivery, and the Associated Press rights disclaimer.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1928
Page
4
Winchester Virginia publication details for The Evening Star, including rates and subscription terms for mail and carrier delivery, and the Associated Press rights disclaimer.
A devotional note urges parents to have children memorize daily Bible selections as a priceless heritage. It cites Proverbs 13 12 about hope and describes prayer asking the Lord to be our hope and to satisfy our heart's desires.
Governor Byrd backs constitutional amendments facing tough voter skepticism. Advocates argue the short ballot expands people’s rights, while many voters confuse officials and lack knowledge of state officers. A test poll among workers shows most cannot name key officials, underscoring informational gaps in the campaign.
The Staunton News Leader notes a pattern of vetoes and overrides as President Coolidge fails to shepherd his agenda. Tax repeal, naval building, flood control, and farm relief plans faced Congress resistance or modification, with few major issues resolved. Congress remained Republican dominated and often blocked executive aims.
Kenneth Rice files for absolute divorce in Winchester Corporation Court against Margaret Speer Rice now Mrs. Rice. Desertion listed as sole ground. defendant non resident of Virginia and to be served by publication. Mrs. Rice living with her Baltimore father, formerly Miss Margaret Speer of Baltimore, tied to a sensational episode connected with a Baltimorean later imprisoned.
E Randolph Williams elected president of the Children's Home Society of Virginia at the twenty seventh board meeting. Rev St George Tucker and others appointed. The annual report calls for a quarter of a million dollars per year to standardize and expand work. About 1300 children are under guardianship with 157 accepted last year. Of 447 reported cases, 154 were rejected after thorough social work investigation.
In Berryville Virginia the annual memorial services for Confederate soldiers buried near the Old Chapel will be held Sunday June 3. The site houses Clarke Cavalry graves and the first Confederate monument in the county. Burial grounds were donated by Col. Nathaniel Burwell and include Burwell and Randolph family graves. Edmund Randolph, first U.S. Secretary of State, is noted among the interred.
Ley Ginn and Mrs Fred Ridings along with Lloyd Snapp Richard Ginn of Relief Virginia and Mrs Matthew Eber of Winchester are named in the notice.
Mrs. F F Neel shows mild improvement after nervous shock from a car collision. Emma Ridgeway vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs John Ridgeway. Wilma Schlack confined to bed with measles. A8 Bowers returns home after weeks in Memorial Hospital. Ridgeways return from Pittsburgh. Frank Snider Turner Seneeadiver and Winchester guests visit. Woodward visiting Winchester relatives. Fannie Moulden slowly improving after Memorial Hospital operation. Mrs George Clarke and children spend week near Washington with relatives. Mrs Harry Schlack and Martinsburg visitors. Mrs David Pice and Mrs Earl Smallweek visit Martinsburg eye treatment for Mrs Prince. Preaching Sunday at 8 o clock. Sunday School 10 AM. Come and worship.
A June telegram from Henry G. Shirley chair Virginia highway commission says all traffic from Washington Frederickburg and other points into the Valley of Virginia over the Lee highway will be shut off at Sperryville for rush construction on Sperryville Blue Ridge Mountain road in Shenandoah National Park. Detours route traffic via Washington Valley Pike or Front Royal and Eastside highway to Luray.
Mrs Cary Clayton and sister Mrs Mary Dixon visited Mr and Mrs William Cochran Thursday evening. Mrs Grandvil Davis visits Cedar Grove. Mrs W A Buncutter called on friends. Mrs Joshua Marple is ill at home. Mrs Ada Parlett and Mrs Virginia Lamp of Winchester visited here Friday. Mr and Mrs Rusell Orndorff of Winchester called on Mr and Mrs W A Orndorff Thursday evening.
Several Winchester banks announce closures for the holiday. Shenandoah Valley National Bank will be closed Monday June 4 with maturing paper payable Tuesday June 5. Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Commercial & Savings Bank, and Union Bank of Winchester also note June 3 closures with next day payment options.
A surprise party was held in Capon Roads to honor Edward Vifer and sister Mary Breedlove by Frederick County friends. Guests arrived around nine, bringing baskets of food, and refreshments were served late. The gathering included G. B. Pifer and family, Misses Adwell and Rose Pifer, Lilian Bechholdt, and others.
In loving remembrance of Orvis Whitacre who died June 1 1925. A family tribute recalls sad memories and the hope of his resting place. He is remembered hourly as roses bloom and trees sway, with a plan to take flowers to his grave. By his wife and children.
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