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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
2
Mrs Willie E B Roby of Huntington says Tanlac kept her thriving and able to work as a grocer. After stomach trouble and rheumatism she credits six bottles with transforming her, noting Tanlac gives strength and eases life. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over four million bottles sold.
MEEDLETOWN Virginia June 6 Mrs Lee is visiting relatives in Jersey Raymond Henretty of Wash spent a few days this week Mrs Annie Henretty the Matteline Y: is visiting news in Washington Mr Julian Watson of Lynchburg with his aunt Mrs O B Ritter Mrs Giles Miller of Beal visiting Mrs Miller's parents Mrs George Clark William Keith of Washington and Mrs Herbert Cooley of all are visiting Mr Cooley's Penard Edmondson of Clary he and with Mr and Mrs Mae Wright has returned to ington after spending several with her parents Mr and Mrs Raght lston Lorenz and Char of Baltimore were aaece Glaize at Oranda teach r re of the high school faculty returned to their homes Tuesday Master Will Owings is visiting Mise Carrie Lee Glaize at Orando
Miss Rachel Wright and sister Rebecca Baldwin return to Rest, Virginia after a week visiting relatives here. Mrs. Elmer Swartz is ill with neuritis and complications. Lawrence Shreck of Wardensville visits C. W. Pugh’s family. Pauline Hoffman ill with typhoid fever and hopes for recovery. Eugene Tharpe of Charlestown visits his brother Charles Tharpe. Coleman Dunn staffs repairs at the Red Bud crossing. William Eishelman had the …
Reports detail an accident at a wood mill involving a severed hand from a worker at Austin White's farm, improvements at Hottle & Lind's mill with a new corn cleaning machine, Frederick Hottle's vacation in Cincinnati, church services on June 8, paint work on a residence, a Loyal Workers Bible class meeting at Neffstown on June 13, and Virginia Hoffman's attendance at Berryville finals.
Grimes Virginia reports Col Cochran and wife arriving from Washington and visiting his farm. Locals Olin Affleck and Winchester guests call on friends. Typhoid illnesses include two Russell children aided by Miss Clevenger. District Sunday School delegates attend Red Bud. May 30 celebration attendees noted. Church services promised at Galilee and a new Woodbine school building under progress. Clara Clevenger ill and Oscar Leight under doctor care.
In Bliss Virginia Mr J D Lakenan and family visited at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Stanley Groves Sunday evening. Clarence Glaize and Miss Pearl Hawkins visited Mr Harry Hawkins Sunday evening. Katherine Bayliss spent part of the week at home with her parents Mr and Mrs V N Bayliss. Virginia Bywaters visited Miss Laura Anderson Sunday evening. Children’s Day service set for Paxtons Chapel Sunday June 8 at 8 pm.
Mount Pleasant Virginia notes list Sunday visitors from Winchester Hagerstown and Washington visiting neighbors and families including Lamp Rosenberger Racey and Copenhaver households. Several calls and gatherings are recorded with residents Hilda Racey Eka Renner and Sadie Lamp mentioned.
Sunday schools start at 9 30 AM at United Brethren Church and preaching follows at 10 30 AM at the M E Church. Everyone is invited.
Mrs Clowser and Lola Clowser visited W A Clowser Sunday. Miss Arthel Ashwood, wintering at Forest Glen Md, returned home. Mrs Arthur Brewer and daughter visited sister Mrs P W Wolverton at Strasburg. J H Burkhart and son Virgil spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs S Avery at Fawcett's Gaol. Mr Orndorff visiting daughter Mrs Wolverton at Strasburg. W T Williams attended Baptist Church at The Forge. Herbert Smoke visited the Clowser family Sunday.
Tokyo crowd of 25000 heard speeches urging Asiawide action against the U S immigration exclusion law. The rally in Ryogoku hall marked a peak in anti American sentiment with calls to punish America and unite all Asiatic races. Etsuhiro Uyehara urged a united rising of Asiatics against the exclusion provision.
Strasburg residents go to polls June 10 to authorize 40000 in bonds to cover costs from a completed 25000000 gallon water system project in Litthpert Valley and a Massanutten Mountain tunnel. Bond proceeds would pay debt, extend mains, and build sewers. The pro council incumbents seek re election.
Berryville High School student Charles B. Fellmer won the gold medal for a short story titled Brotherhood in a competition extended to high school literary works by the University of Virginia Alumni Association. Lynchburg’s George Gathes Leckie earned the medal from University Magazine for his poem Purple Hyacinth. Riddick reports broad participation as 26 stories and 15 poems entered from public high schools statewide.
The Senate adopted the conference report on postal salaries and added a provision requiring quarterly and campaign period expenditure reports by political parties. The amendment, offered by Rep Cable of Ohio, replaces Borah's proposal. Senator La Follette urged a special committee to monitor campaign expenditures, with action tabled until tomorrow.
Mrs I B Frye and grandchildren Clara Margaret and Ralph Frye called at Miss Laura Keckley's. District Sunday School convention met at M E Church near Star Tannery last Friday. Various locals, relatives, and visitors from Winchester Fawcett Gap Philadelphia and Philadelphia area noted.
Armel Virginias community diary lists visits and family news. W R Gardiner returns to Baltimore after visits. Dellingers and Ritter families travel to and from Winchester and Duke. new baby born to James Dellinger. Mrs Newcomer hosts relatives. several residents attend events and exams at Miller school.
Mrs Mary May of Rolla Virginia narrates relief from constipation nervousness headaches and sleeplessness after using Vendor a herbal remedy sold locally by Franck Baker & Sons Company in Winchester and available by mail from Vendor Company Baltimore Maryland at a stated price per bottle.
Advertisement seeks agents to sell Better Made shirts factory direct to wearers. No capital or experience needed. Promises easy selling and big profits. Free samples available from Madison Mills at 503 Broadway New York.
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