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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
8
Misses Leola and Ruth Wotring of Morgantown West Virginia are visiting Mr and Mrs Howard Shockley at No 410 National Avenues 6) ie Warm.
The children day services planned for last Sunday at Rest Chapel are moved to Sunday June 11 at 3 p.m. A new program has been prepared and the public is invited to attend.
Myrtle V Hodges sues Mrs Marguerite E Harrison in the Baltimore Superior Court for 20000 alleging false arrest and malicious prosecution after Harrison accused Hodges of theft from her North Charles Street home. Hodges was acquitted in Criminal Court and Harrison is also charged with causing an assault when police arrived.
Mrs. William H. Baker of the city landed in New York today from Europe where she spent two years inclining to Coblenz Germany with the Army of Occupation stationed there. She witnessed the Passion Play at Oberammergau Bavaria the first time since 1910. She is expected home next week at Mr I Marshall Baker’s residence on South Washington street.
The First Christian Church announces mid week prayer service led by Rev. J. F. Morgan followed by a pastor's cabinet meeting. A special service next Sunday honors Timber Ridge Christian Church members near Winchester as part of the revival week starting June 12 with Rev. A. W. Andes and Rev. J. F. Morgan assisting.
A list of unclaimed letters remaining at the Winchester Virginia post office for the week ending June 3 1922. Recipients must pay one cent per letter. Names include Frank Brill Oma F Brock Rosie Copeland W O Cooley Mrs Fletcher Lammie Flomum Mrs Clarence Jenkins Proctor E L Richards G F Swisher J F.
Miss Mary Mason Speed of Charlottesville Virginia visits for the Shenandoah Valley event finals and stays at the home of Mrs. D B Conrad on West Water Street.
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