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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
4
The Evening Star lists publication changes with mergers of The Morning News and The Weekly News and notes banking postal rates. It includes notices of classified rate cards and Associated Press attribution. The date shown is Wednesday, June 14, 1922.
A Brunswick Blade Times column laments modern overindulgence in food, arguing too much eating harms bodies and minds. It warns against overfeeding children and stresses moderation for a healthy mind and body.
Southern seas authors ride sharks and whales as they swap coral reefs for desert tales. The poet critiques writers turning to Bedouin stories while promising a future shift to fresh themes.
Berryville Va June 13 Miss Argretta Whiting entertained friends at a Saturday evening gathering with a list of attendees including Miss Virginia Bilmit Adore Miss Willie More potter Miss Elizabeth Wimberlake of Ber nd Virginia and Evelyn Tur ne Macon Ga Captain Wray Francis Osborne John Stanley Douglas ar Ben Williams Baltimore Burwell Millwood Fred Rid ersburn Va and W A Clarke Virginia George Ash lately visiting Goodwin Williams home now in Philadelphia to join husband Lieut Ash at the navy yard James Page motored from
A Bound Brook man travels to Berryville with cousins in a new Studebaker seven passenger aiming for St. Louis and back. Many residents and visitors are noted visiting, vacationing, or staying in Berryville, including families from Baltimore Richmond Gloucester County and New York.
Oranda Virginia notes report plentiful rains crop progress with barley and wheat harvests underway corn thriving though late planted fruit scarce. Community figures attend college exercises in Lynchburg. real estate moves, hospital surgery, family visits, church activities, and a district Sunday school convention are recorded.
Miss Ramsburg received several showers and celebrations before her marriage. The lingerie and handkerchief gifts came from her sister and Mrs. Joseph B. Newlin, with a trousseau tea and a bridal party dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ryan. Out‑of‑town guests and wedding party members were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Collins.
Brown of Washington and Miss Edith Campbell of Buffalo join Mrs. Carney Cross and Miss Elsie Sutton of Shepherdstown along with Mrs. J. A. Ramsburg and Edna Ramsburg of Martinsburg Weva. Also present are Mr. and Mrs. David Ramsburg Dr. Ralph Snapp of Berryville and Dr. George Ellis with Dr. Burton Murray of Washington.
Hayfield Virginia June 14 Leslie D Kline superintendent of schools Dr Price of state dental clinic and Miss Stowers Red Cross visited Mt Olive Sunday school Dr Price urged parents on children health tied to dental care arrangements made for all school children to meet at Hayfield public school 9 30 Monday morning Miss Mary Lee Largeant described heroics against a 54 inch rattlesnake Otiss Sargeant praised as heroine Clara Orndorff Philadelphia visiting brother Lee Orndorff artist Jacob Haines grooms a shine at Hayfield
F L Cumbie of Lynchburg Virginia, a carpenter and former service member, said three weeks on Tanlac ended hisFrance era health decline. He described relief from stomach and nerve troubles, improved appetite and energy, and now works daily. Tanlac sold by druggists.
A USDA Farmers Bulletin 1266 urges uniform peach grades based on quality to improve market value. It outlines No 1 and No 2 packs, recommended picking times, handling to avoid bruising, and organized hauling to packing houses, with free bulletin access.
Spray grapes with Bordeaux mixture after flowering and fruit set to protect from birds and rot. Bag small bunches in No 2 manila bags and large bunches in No 3 bags, slit at the bottom for drainage, then slip over the grape bunches.
Care instructions urge dusting gooseberry and currant bushes with dry arsenate of lead and flour mix. A note on fruit demand says good fruit brings paying prices nationwide, but warns buyers to tend fruit trees properly.
A compact classified note inviting readers to try a Star Want Ad service for quick personal or business notices. Readers are encouraged to place small ads to reach local audiences efficiently.
The Associated Press report from Cincinnati notes the American Federation of Labor unanimously condemning the ship subsidy bill as harmful to public interests and sea power. In Washington President Harding warns he may call a special session to secure passage before adjournment if Congress delays.
Greenwood Va June 14 there will be Children day services at Greenwood Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday June 18 at 2 30 o clock Everyone is invited. Mrs James C Boyer and daughter Mary Wilson have returned home after spending time with the formers mother Mrs Mary Waunder ly of New Berlin Pa.
Miss Ida L. Harford of O'Keefe Kentucky visits her brother Mr. Lewis Harford on North Market street as a guest.
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