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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1922

Page

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Terrifying Sunday Storm Ravages Winchester Area

A severe thunderstorm dropped two to three inches of rain on Winchester causing floods from curb to curb. Barns, chicken coops, and outbuildings were struck by lightning with several losses including two horses and extensive farm equipment. electricity and rail service were disrupted for hours.

Winchester Schneiderhan James Ettel Clearbrook Furce Kord. Luttrell Shenandoah Valley l. Cider and Vinegar Company Kauffmann

Valentino Freed as Bigamy Charge Dismissed

The Associated Press reports Rudolph Valentino was released from a bigamy charge after a preliminary hearing in Los Angeles. Justice Hanby ruled insufficient evidence to proceed with the felony complaint.

Los Angeles Cal Rodolph Valentino Hanby

Plundeke Store Opens On Main Street

The new rug shop of W C Plundeke and Company on North Main Street opened Saturday attracting many shoppers. The firm plans to specialize in things just different and will stock carpets rugs mattings curtains draperies blankets and inlaid and printed linoleum.

W. C William R. Hillyard

Western stars headline day program at Chaplin Auditorium

On Tuesday June 6 at Chaplin Auditorium audience will see Wm Hart in The Primal Law and Charlie Chaplin in The Champion as matinee features from 12 to 5. Evening show starts at seven with Tom Mix in The Fighting Streak, an action packed western two reel feature, plus additional subjects.

Wm. S&s. Hart Charlie Chaplin Tom Mix Keystone

Memorial parade drill called for June 6 at 10 A.M.

Headquarters company orders all members to report to the drill room at ten A.M. Tuesday June 6 to take part in the Memorial parade in regular uniform with shirts and black ties. Charley Rouss Fire Co members asked to meet at ten A.M. in citizens dress for the parade under Capt Huntsberry and 1st Lt Peyton J Marshall.

Peyton J.,marshall Adj Charley Rouss Fire Co W. E. Huntsberry

Registration Of School Children Handley Schools

New pupil registration for Handley Schools begins after September. county students may continue. New city resident pupils entering Winchester Public Schools register May 27 June 3 or June 10 from 9 to 12. Grades 1-6 register John Kerr Building. grades 7-12 Equity Building. Kindergarten registration limited by space.

Winchester Tag Day Club Appeals Support for Baseball

Hr Russell Potts, Winchester club manager, appeals to residents to buy tags for the Winchester baseball club benefiting the Shenandoah Valley League. He notes the league includes Winchester Harrisonburg Woodstock Strasboro New Market Mt Jackson Front Royal Boyce and that over 30 000 people may see Winchester play this summer. Buy a tag tomorrow and help finance a stronger town team.

Winchester Baseball Club Russell Potts Avian Winchester Scoterick County Conetuelly Shenandoah Valley League Harrisonburg Woodstock Strasboro New Market Mt. Jackson Front Royal and Boyce Girls’ Athletic Association H. Russell Potts

Mrs Gilpin Returns to Scaleby After Six Month Trip

Clarke County correspondence notes Mrs Henry Brooke Gilpin has returned from six months in California and Japan to Scaleby, in improved health. A beloved Clarke County benefactor, she gives help from the heart, and locals wish her full recovery.

Henry Brooke Gilpin California Japan

Auditorium Opens Ale Day Tomorrow

City venue announces opening of Ale Day events tomorrow in the auditorium with scheduled tastings and celebrations featuring local brewers and public tastings throughout the day.

Balloon Free With Five Cent Purchase on June 6

Ad offers a free balloon with every purchase of five cents or more at Baker's Drug Store on June 6. The note includes scattered codes and a store name misspelled as Stordp.

Baker's Drug

FOR SALE One ton Republic Truck at Chapman Auto Sales

One ton Republic Truck offered by Chapman Auto Sales with all tires and new pneumatic tires. Also notice a rental home near town available furnished if desired with contact via Star. Misc ad lines include “BUY A TAG June 6th” and “Collis & Wagner.”

Republic Collis & Wagner Lptf Care Star

District Nurse Association Meeting Notice

A meeting of the District Nurse Association will be held in the City Hall Council Chamber Web June 7 at 4 p m. Members are asked to bring or send dues. Mrs H D Fudler president and Mrs Martin Wisecarver secretary treasurer are noted. Washable Summer Dresses advertisement appears on page 7.

District Nurse Association City Hall H. D. Fudler Martin Wisecarver

Winchester and Boyce Baseball Game at Equity Grounds

Local baseball action set for Tuesday June 6 at Equity Grounds with Winchester vs Boyce scheduled for 3 30 p m Buy a baseball tag tomorrow at Star office Help the home team says J H Henry A good town needs a good ball club June 6th tag sale announced for city players and fans

Winchester Boyce Equity Jdme J. H. Henry Sayitt Winchester Baseball, Club W. Hy

Memorial Day Observance Set For Winchester Parade

Veterans gather for Confederate Memorial Day with rain plans for City Hall Auditorium and clear weather shifting exercises to Stonewall Cemetery. Gov. Cornwell to deliver address. bands, invocations, and bugle taps mark the program as Citizens' Band leads the parade in Winchester.

Winchester City Halls Stonewall Cemetery Cornwell John J. Cornwell Romney W. Va William B. Cornwell South Washington Street Citizen Band Boyd V. Switzer Braddock Street Methodist South William W. Glass John J. Cormwell Robert B. Nelson Christ Episcopal One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Virginia National Guard Geo. H. Grimm Taps Buglers Shenandoah Valley Academy W. S. White Citizens’ Band Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion W. A. Baker Gen. Turner

Empire June Sixth Program Is A Winner

The Empire theatre announces a new program featuring two big comedies and a six reel feature with Douglas MacLean and the Mack Sennett bathing beauties. Family and couples are urged to see the show at same prices as other venues for good value.

Empire June The Empire Ola Pictures Douglas Maclean Mack Sennett

Winchester Hosts Shenandoah Valley League Opener

The Shenandoah Valley League opens in Winchester with the local Winchester club facing Winchester High School at Equity Grounds Tuesday afternoon. Weems Schum and Marshall will pitch for the league team while Patton starts for the High School.

Shenandoah Valley League Winchester Winchester High School Equity

Bankers See Prohibition Boosting Savings Nationwide

Chicago dispatch reports bankers responding to a Women's Christian Tract Union questionnaire. They claim the dry law has increased thrift with savings deposits rising about 30 percent in several banks and note a large influx of savings accounts after prohibition.

Chicago New York Times Women’s Christian Trance Union James B. Forgan First National Bank Earl H. Reynolds People’s Trust and Savines Bank John Jay Abbott Continental and Commercial Bank United States George R.shawhan Champaign Ill Thomas F. Wallace Minneapolis

Bathing Beauties and Ben Turpin Empire Tomorrow

Mack Sennett Comedy Special features Ben Turpin and Douglas MacLean as top attractions. Local film listing promotes a lively program with the bathing beauties act highlighted for the audience tomorrow.

Ben Turpin Douglas Maclean

Rummage Sale Planned By The P C A This Week

The Rummage Sale for the P C A will be held in the latter part of this week. Anyone having donations should send them to or notify Mrs. Robert M. Ward.

Robert M. Ward

Registration of City School Children Notice

City children beginning school in the John Kerr School may register for the coming year on Saturday mornings from May 13 to June 10, 9 am to 12 pm. Bring birth certificate and proof of age. those turning five by October 15 may enter kindergarten, those six by October 15 may enter first grade. County pupil registrations for higher grades to be published later. Extended city limits notice. F E Clerk, Supt. of Schools.

John Kerr

Star Won't Be Issued on Tuesday June

Notice to subscribers and advertisers that the Star will not publish on Tuesday June 0 due to customary interruption. No further details provided.

Special Hat Sale Breaks Out At Local Shops

June 6 sale notices advertise hats at reduced prices from Baker's Drug Store and other vendors. Items mention baseball tags and a town spirit line. A drug store ad offers rental space and a reward for lost keys near Handley Schools with theater and personal contact cues.

Alice Newcome Handley Schools C. lEmpire B. Hardy Brad

Fire company chauffeur dismissed after double wreck on Martinsburg pike

Kingel Grubbs of the Friendship Fire Company is discharged after a $10,000 fire truck was damaged in two accidents while responding to a county alarm. The truck ditched near Stephen son, then collided with a Martinsburg driven car and tore through a woven fence.

Kingel Grubbs Friendship Fire Company Martinsburg Pike Stephenson Martinsburg W. Va Fred Forney Grubbs George Clowser James Etzel Clearbrook Reginald Haines Irwin Zinn George Crowser Valley Radiator Company East Clifford Street

Confederate Memorial Parade Called For June 6 Meeting

South End Hose Company members are summoned to meet at the hall June 6 at 10 a.m. to participate in the Confederate Memorial Parade. Members will march in civilian attire. By order of Harold C. March, Captain.

South End Hose Company Citizens Harold C. March

Whitside Family Heads to Georgetown Graduation

Mrs. Whitside and her daughter Miss Lillian accompany Colonel Whitside to Washington to attend the Convent of the Visitation commencement in Georgetown where Elaine Whitside will graduate. Archbishop Gurley of Baltimore will preside at tomorrow's program.

Whitside Lillian Whitside Colonel Whitside Washington Convent of the Visitation Georgetown Elaine Whitside Archbishop Gurley Baltimore

Shenandoahis Restaurant Ad Brief Dinner Hours

Shenandoais Restaurant Cave and Shiner props advertise clean, prompt service with regular dinners daily from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 11 Water Street. Price 50 cents.

Cave and Shiner Water St

Harrison to Deliver Shenandoah Valley Academy Address

Congressman T Wy Harrison will deliver the annual address to graduates of Shenandoah Valley Academy Thursday morning in Handley lecture hall at 10 30. Major Roszel announces the event and invites attendance. Graduation list includes Marshall McCauley Clayton Triplett David Crook Morris Cather Samuel Pannill Osborn Cocke Edward Koch W W de Hertburn Frank Offutt and others.

T. Wy Harrison Shenandos Valley Academy B. M. Rossel Handley Alpha Phi Hotel Jack Academy Field Delta Sigma Nun White Sulphur Inn de i. Lambda Handley Library Academy Gymnasium Marshall McCauley Winchester Clayton Triplett Baltimore David Crook Oo An Morris B. Cather Winch Samuel W. Pannill Wor E. Osborn Cocke Philadel Oor Edward H. Koch Wheeling W. W. de Hertburn Washington Philadelphia Frank Frank .O’f. H. Offutt Huntington Heath

Continuous Show Empire Tomorrow Promises Comedy Fun

A preview of tomorrow's continuous show at Empire features Sean and the Mack seers funmakers Ben Turpitt and the Murray, with a noon start and plans for cost reductions. The event promises comedy and an additional feature.

Empire Tomorrow Sean Mack Seers Ben Turpitt the Murray Aia EMPI

Confederate Memorial Parade Call for Fire Hall Members

All members of the Fire Hall are ordered to attend the Confederate Memorial parade at 10 a.m. on June 6. Members will march in civilian clothing. Commanded by Fred. W. Fourney, Captain.

Memorial Day Street Closures Suppress Vehicle Traffic

Chief Doran announced orders closing Main Street between Piccadilly and adjoining avenues to all auto traffic tomorrow for Memorial Day. The area will be open to pedestrians only with local delivery trucks allowed, and no advertising signs will be permitted during or after the parade for safety.

Eee Bes Poran Piccadilly Main Street Doran

Baker's Drug Store Advertisement Offer

With every purchase of 5c or more, a special deal is offered by Baker's Drug Store. The brief notice highlights a pricing promotion aimed at attracting customers to buy more items.

Winchester Steam Laundry Closed Tomorrow

The Winchester Steam Laundry will not be open tomorrow June 6. Ip A. H. Jackson, Manager.

Winchester Ip A. H. Jackson Mgr

Winchester Baseball Club Faces West Hy Ground Day

June 6 schedule shows Winchester Baseball Club at 8 30 p m against West Hy Grounds. Text unclear but confirms a local match with timing and teams.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rainell Hone Baltimore and Ohio Associated Press Plundeke Tom MIX, Bell Hart Chas. Chaplin Attention Headquarters Company Rouss Fere CO Miller F. E. Clerk Chapman Auto Sales Meeting District Nurse Association Moling & Seal's BASE Cook Star Office Oro Evening Star L. C. Hoffman Bunker Hill Baker's Drug Store Kinzel Grubbs Miss Whitside Shenandoais Restaurant Fred. W.fourney
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