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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
5
A discussion at a Moose meeting extols the Loyal Order of Moose as a national nonprofit aiding families and dependent children. It highlights leadership under James J. Davis and emphasizes the Moose’s role in providing for widows and orphans and preserving family integrity through education and care.
The board of county supervisors meets today for a regular monthly session moved from the first Monday due to a holiday. Officials will address standard agenda items and any schedule adjustments resulting from the shift.
The board scheduled the meeting to allow members to observe Confederate Memorial Day on Monday without business interference.
In olden times peacock feathers were viewed as unlucky due to the radiating pattern resembling the evil eye, a superstition held by many observers fearing misfortune.
June 4 notes show Luther Larrick and daughter Frances with Leslie Ramey, Lenore visitors Lee Ornediff with Ollie Clowsor, David Foster with Carter Hoover, Clement Kump family with Scott White, Vernon Baker and sons with J S Orndoff, and cousins Joseph and Austin Hoover with Boyd Ramey. Additional calls include Mamie Larrick visiting Ella Bowman, Laura Orndoff visiting Boyd Ramey and John Boxwell, and Margaret Nelson calling on Boyd Ramey.
A broad note credits the company’s hundreds of stores and the consistent help given by staff as the major factor in its widespread success. The message emphasizes ongoing support from employees and leadership.
Washington crew visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Baker on Tuesday. Lloyd Carr and Clinton Tinsman of Winchester were guests of Mr and Mrs Scott White. Frances Larrick spent Wednesday evening with Nannie Cradoff. Friends lament Mr Boyd Ramey’s serious illness and wish him a speedy recovery.
The text argues that avoiding fat leads to tuberculosis in children from sumptive parents, while those who eat fat from meat and butter stay healthy. It also recommends garlic as another preventive against the disease.
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