Claude Stickley Is High Gun In Winchester Match
Claude B Stickley of Vaucluse shot 96 of 100 to lead singles while Arthur Lea pright was high gun in the doubles at the Winchester Gun Club choating match. Twelve marksmen competed with scores ranging from 96 to 17 in a Saturday event at the club grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Gun Club
Claude B Stickley
Vaucluse
Arthur Leapright
oS.a Stickley
Walter Carter
B. J. Hillidge
R. ‘. Jones
W F. Walker
Bowman Leaves Armel After Notable School Term
Miss Glora F. Bowman, who taught grammar grades and first year high school in Armel school, departed for her Refuge home Friday after closing one of the most successful terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel
Glora F. Bowman
Armel School
Refuge
Local school closes with Miss Bowman praised for efficiency
Miss Bowman earns praise as she leaves the school after thorough work. Guests Ruby Pitcock of New York City and Steed of Riverton visited Aunt Luther Grim last week. J W Haymaker and Evans Johnston were in Winchester Friday. Aunt Mary Carper, aged resident, is ill at her daughter’s home. Mrs W L Armel and Mr W T Gray of Catlett Va visited Washington after a trip. Arthur Armel and Miss Clara Bowman attended Boyce high school commencement. Mrs M F Price hosted the Ladies Aid Society at Macedonia Church. Edward White and children of Carper's Valley visited E H White’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Armel
Clara Bowman
Boyce High School
Winchester Court Notice Sets Foreclosure of Orchard Co. Assets
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester on May 22, 1926, Philip Williams Trustee sues Winchester Orchard Supply Co. Inc. and unknown creditors to enforce a deed of November 23, 1925 and liquidate assets among creditors. Foreign defendants and unknown interested parties are ordered to appear within ten days after publication, with notice to publish weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star and post at the courthouse by June 7, 1926. list of involved firms follows White pages show numerous manufacturers and suppliers in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Supply Company, Inc
Et Als
Winchester Orchard Supply Company, Inc
Winchester Orchard Supply Co., Inc
Philip Williams
Virginia
Winchester
Leschen & Sons Rope Co
St. Louis
American Sawmill Machinery Co
Hackettstown
N. J
Bean Spray Pump Co
Lansing
Michigan
Chattanooga Implement Company
Chattanooga
Frederick
Maryland
Frick Company
Way- Beesboro
F. B. Pease & Co
Rochester
N. Y
Grasselli Chemical Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Griffith & Turner Co
Baltimore
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Hagerstown
Hewitt Rubber Co
Buffalo
Heteke & Co
Oliver Chilled Plow Works
Harrisburg
Ohio Rubbers Co
Cincinnati
Rawlings Implement Co
Republic Belting Co
Russell Wind Stacker Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Scheffer & Rossum Co
St. Paul
Trescott Company
Fairport
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co
Sandusky
United Oil Co
Wm. H. Cole & Sons
A. L. Sweet Iron Works
Medina
J. J. Peter, Seymour
J. Gray Beverlbey
P. Q
Byrd's Chantier Heads Home From London Polar Cruise
Commander Byrd sails the Chantier from London to New York, aiming to arrive June 21. He hosted a farewell party with Capt Watts and others, contemplates future flights, and plans to join Floyd Bennett in Philadelphia for the Ford endurance test. Lieutenant Falcom from Norway joins to study skis for polar landings.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
London
Byrd
Chantier
New York
Watts
England
North Pole
Royal Geographic Society
Paris
Floyd Bennett
Josephine Ford
Philadelphia
Falcom
Polar
South Pole
Arctic
Will Contest in Winchester City Court over Mollie Grim Estate
City of Winchester files a suit to construe Mollie B Grim deceased s will and settle her estate. Defendants not Virginia residents ordered to appear within 10 days after publication to protect their interests. Public notice to run four weeks in Evening Star and be posted by June 1 1926. Clerk J Gray Beverley signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie B. Grimm
F. Arnold Grimm
Howard G. Grimm
Hilda V. Baker
George T. Baker
James Baker
Jane Baker
Geo. T. Baker, Jr
G. A. Luttrell
Margaret Luttrell Birge
Morgan Birge
Virginia Luttrell
J. Gray Beverley
Philip Williams
P. Q
Belgian Cannon Gift Sited at City Hall Square Memorial
Faded ceremony in Shenandoah Valley marker dedication proceeds despite rain. Captain Rosenberger accepts the marker for the city on General Colvin's behalf, Major Barton accepts for the mayor, and City Solicitor Jo Williams recalls Winchester’s June 1863 battle. A Belgian field gun, recently presented by Virginia’s adjutant general, is unveiled on the City Hall Square lawn, painted to resemble wartime camouflage. The gun, linked to local veterans and the Hightieth Division, highlights national guard ties and local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. M. Colveer
Shenandoah Valley
John H. Rosenberger
Colvin
R. T. Barton
Julian F. W. Whathe
Jo Williams
Winchester
Milroy
Ewell
Williams
Adjutant General of Virginia
Rosenberger
American Legion
Hightieth
Winchester J
Frederick County
City Hall
Demand For Money In Winchester Taxes And Plans
A Winchester property holder writes to The Star voicing concern over taxation and public welfare. He mentions a rumor that the new council after the election may buy Mr Cover’s property at Piccadilly head for community use and a school, while noting Handley will address Judge Handley’s will regarding colored children. He complains finances are tight as assessments rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Winchester
Handley
Howard's Buttermilk Cream for Wrinkles Ad
An old fashioned face cream method claims to smooth lines around the eyes and mouth. It suggests massaging Howard's Buttermilk Cream for five minutes nightly to revive blood flow and improve skin texture, with Baker's Drug Store noted as a supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker’s Drug Store
Adv
Local voters wary as promises fade before election day
In a small city residents express frustration with politicians who promise much during campaigns but fail to deliver once ballots are cast. The remarks suggest a trust gap and demand accountability ahead of election day.
Discover Texaco Gasoline Declared Superior Breakthrough
Officials from Texas Company announce a new Texaco Gasoline developed through sustained refinery improvements. President R C Holmes says it is not a discovery but a refined product achieving better volatility and distillation range with high yield, no added chemicals, and anti-knock qualities surpassing prior motor gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texaco
Texas Company
R C. Holmes
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Claude Stickley
Aw. Chase
A.W. Chase
J. H. Stone
Baxley
TAS, Chase Inc
York City
N.Y
Isianaety
Buffalo, N.Y
Rotary
Kiwanis
Handley Stadium
Mel
Mr. W. T. Gray
Catlett, Va
Washington
4G. D. Gray
Edward White
Carper’s Valley
E. H. White
Mamber-Casas
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Corporation Court OF the City OF
Ainet
Grove
Comdr
Ates
Floyd” May
Airplane
The
New York Times
Corporation Court OF the City OF Winchester
W. M. Fletcher
Mollie B. Grim
Geo. T. Baker
Jno. S. Solenberger & Co
Winchester Seed Co., Inc
M.B. Clowe
H. J. Mowrey
Square Deal Jeweler
West Piccadilly Street
Texas
Standard Gas
North Loudoun
Northern Ginia Power Company
Winchesterening Star
Northern Virginia Power Compaq
Shenandoah Valley National B
P Company
Northern Virginia " P Company
Washington City Railway Com
North Virginia Power Company
William G. Hardy
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