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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1923
Page
4
The Ruhr occupation by France dominates headlines as the piece argues for firm action. It asserts Germany must pay war debts and explains American support for the measure to secure peace and stability in Europe. Local notes from Marlboro, Virginia follow with social updates and a baseball event.
The piece contrasts old and new golf practices, noting how earlier players stored festive items and drank lightly by Bunyan's fire, while modern players seek a bright white glow ball to enhance the game through softer, descriptive scenes.
MT PLEASANT Va June 7 Mrs Alice Cochran visits Winchester relatives Ben White joins Memorial day at Macedonia. Harry Lamp Miller Rosenberger Holmes Spillmar and families with Mrs Alice Renner and Elza attend Lewis Lamp birthday dinner at Clearbrook. Sunday visitors at Charles Smiths include Ed Clowser family Jennie Ondorff Dorsey Ritter Robert Knight family. J H Perry and two children Bessie Edward visit sister J E Ware near Boyce and attend Good Samaritan schoolhouse children's day service.
A local gas provider explains two weeks of poor service due to a failed new gas machine project. Delays began in February with parts damaged in transit, repeated substitutions arriving late in May, and final completion on June 4 with full operation expected June 11. Contact details urge customers to report trouble by calling 564.
Mrs Ada Frick of Perrysburg Ohio reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recovery from pains and nervous troubles. She recommends it to other women and notes its popularity in neighborhoods across the country urging fair trial for ailments peculiar to women.
The yearbook The Handlian is dedicated to Duffey with Lillian Hillyard as class prophet. Virginia O Connor wrote the class song with Marshall Stryker on the music. A History Medal for the best senior essay will be awarded by Supt. F. E. Clerk, with the recipient announced Monday. A class bonfire on Equity Grounds follows with senior and junior tributes and reflections as twelve years of school ties end.
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