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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
4
Saturday June time evokes a nostalgic tribute to summer scenes. The piece reflects on nature, beauty, and shared joy, with Mason’s familiar rhythmic, humorous voice imagining gardens, bells, and breezes.
City officials discuss whether to grant a rate rise for the gas company. Voting shows seven in favor with two against, as arguments cite public interest and need for documentation before the Corporation Commission review.
Major W Cabell Moore son of Mr and Mrs A Moore Jr of Berryville received in Berryville news of his promotion to lieutenant colonel in the Army Medical Corps after four months serving as adviser in Coblentz Germany. He enlisted in the Medical Corps in response to the War Department call for physicians and was noted as one of the younger doctors with a bright practice in Washington.
100 veadors offer reward for learning that a readed disease can be cured in all stages by constitutional treatment. Hall's Medicine is said to act internally through the blood and mucous surface to destroy the disease, strengthen the system, and aid nature. Testimonials and endorsements are promised.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places but lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
Miss Stella Himelright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Himelright, wed Grover Sylvester Rudolph of Lebanon Church at the Himelright home on a porch ceremony. Rev H B H Sloop officiated. Attendants included sister Mrs G B McInnee as matron of honor and brother-in-law Luther Rudolph as best man. The couple, after a brief bridal trip, will reside near Lebanon Church.
The Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company plans to seek approval from the Virginia Corporation Commission in Richmond on July 10, 1919 at 10 a.m. for a new gas rate schedule effective July 15, 1919. Rates range from 2.00 per M for 2000 cu ft or less to 1.65 per M for over 10000 cu ft, with a minimum monthly charge of 50 cents.
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