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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
4
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia outlines its post office publication status and consolidation with Morning News and Weekly News and lists subscription rates for year and half year periods, with carrier and city details. The notice credits Associated Press dispatches and local news content.
Friday June 13 1924 delegates faced disarray as Glasses nomination and platform debates stirred emotion in Norfolk Virginia The GOP failed to unite under Coolidge and the party leadership amid a disjointed convention marked by uncertain leadership and morale.
A humorous verse piece about hired girls and domestic work with satirical notes on roles and romance. The quatrains critique expectations of women in households and the idea of marriage altering labor and identity, reflecting early 20th century social norms.
A fragmented item notes a woman discussing charm and well being, contrasting listeners’ tolerance for complaint with her own approach to personal wellness. The language hints at social attitudes toward female voices and domestic life in a historical column.
The Mary Kee Sullivan fund continues as a living memorial linked to Algernon Sydney Sullivan. George H. Sullivan and Mrs. Sullivan plan a flexible trust to aid Handley School and Handley Library. They emphasize spiritual value and ongoing community service over static monuments.
In Reliance Virginia Rev and Mrs J C 8 Myers of Harrisonburg visited relatives and attended a Bridgewater Sunday school convention. Miss Josephine Baker visited Miss Mildred Cooley and Rev W B Obaugh and B F Cooley plan to Lebanon Valley College graduation. G R Cooley to receive diploma. Nearby Mr and Mrs W R Widmyer of Washington visited and Mrs Hugh Showalter accompanied them home for a week of sightseeing.
Local market figures list wholesale prices for Spring chicken Bran Flour and meal, Mixed feed Ear corn hay and straw, Walnut kernels, local flour, butter, oranges, and screenings. Baltimore wholesale prices note daily corrections with ranges for several commodities and a 7.60 to 38.00-35.00 spread for some items.
Greenwood Virginia June 13 The Sunday school of the Greenwood M. E. Church will be recognized Sunday June 16 at 3 p m The Community League of Greenwood will hold their next meeting Tuesday June 17 at 8 oclock An other interesting program is being prepared Also an address will be made by the Rev Luther Neff Refreshments will be served Various residents from Winchester White Hall and Brunswick Md are listed as visiting or returning home including Mr and Mrs Harold Pope Mr and Mrs Adam Bentzel Miss Gladys Miller and Mr Matthew Ebbersole
On Sunday at 3 p m the Greenwood Methodist Episcopal Church invites all community members to join the first Summer Sunday school session led by Pastor J. Luther Neff. If weather is bad the class will be rescheduled for the following Sunday.
A dialogue fragment shows a buyer protesting a 60 cent per pound steak price and a butcher agreeing it is tough to pay, highlighting pressure in local meat markets. The exchange captures price tension and the simplicity of street bargaining.
A historical advertising piece argues chiropractors educate the public and expand spinal health awareness. It states 80 percent suffer from pressure on spinal nerves and positions chiropractic as a duty to bring health quickly to the greatest number. It frames chiropractors as buffers between pain and suffering.
Rt. Rev. William Cybell Brown bishop of Virginia and president of the House of Bishops will visit Christchurch on Sunday June 15 at the morning service. He was a longtime Brazilian missionary and has led the diocese since Bishop Gibson's death, guiding the Episcopal church’s missionary and educational work.
The administrator will sell at public auction on Thursday June 19 1924 at 10 am at the late Levi G Miller estate near Opequon Frederick county all personal property of the decedent. Farm tools milk cow poultry household furniture antique items and assorted fruit jellies preserves canned goods and other articles. Cash payment only and removal after payment. Lynch administrator of the Steel G Miller dec’d Duvall Dunn auctioneers.
The text argues that most women are little touched by friendship because it feels insipid once love has tainted them, implying a diminished value of friendship after romantic involvement.
58 acre limestone farm with stone dwelling and bank barn plus out buildings. Six room bungalow with hall bath and large porches, newly built. Immediate possession with equipment. Attractive price to quick buyer. View special value lists for improved or unimproved property.
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