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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
2
Coin collectors weigh the Stone Mountain Memorial coin amid fears of value drift. Government issue pieces from the era fetch three to ten times face value. Alabama centennial coin reportedly sells around five dollars. Projections suggest most of the issue will vanish into family keepsakes, with a minority abroad or kept by collectors.
The Virginia tour of the N E A party may see un married men fall ill though little alarm is felt. Nurse Aura A Leisch is part of the party offering care and calm with her soothing touch.
Herman Roe of Northfield Minnesota News and vice president of the Editorial Association accompanied President Coolidge on his special train from Washington to St. Paul for the centennial celebration of Norse immigrant settlement.iverence to the arrival and farewell at St. Paul drew a large crowd as the President spoke.
Iain S. Chapman of the Progress in Sandersville, Georgia, charmed by widows of the National Editorial Association trip, writes affectionate letters for their husbands. He may publish form letters for buyers, while husbands back home rush to bring wives home. A separate note reports a jailed or ill individual improving, with witnesses warned away as court hearings depend on progress.
A marriage license was issued in the Corporation Court on Saturday to Arthur Boone and Mamie Snapp, both of this city. Boone, a native of Capon Bridge West Virginia, has been a spinner at the Virginia Woolen Mille in town. He is a son of Joseph Boone. His bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Camillus E B Snapp. The wedding occurred Saturday evening with Rev J Luther Neff of Market Street M B Church performing the ceremony.
Due to the continued illness of Judge F B Whiting the Corporation Court term that began today was delayed and no business was conducted in city court.
Minnesota editor Philip Liesch from New Ulm narrowly wedged in a cave passage during an N B A party tour of Luray Caverns. After a tense pause a combined shout of heave ho freed him and the group continued the trip, with Liesch reportedly unhurt. A local newsboy trailed him for miles, joking that Liesch made a fine shadow.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions Hall's Catarrh Medicine with marketing claims but lacks full context and details. The readable text is incomplete, offering no clear outcome or purchaser information.
A fragmentary profile notes a New York editor of esteemed status tied to Virginia Cedar and an old school of editors. It mentions Mr McCall as part of a tradition dating to early newspapers, praising enduring commitment and influence in editorial culture.
Local business AWNINGS invites readers to mail in a card to receive an estimate. The Hagerstown Tent & Awning Co promotes its services and contact flow, noting an August 25 contact window and implying a response process for price quotes.
The Ladies Guild of Kernstown Methodist Church schedules a lawn fete at the church grounds on Friday night June 18 1961 to benefit the church. Proceeds aid church programs and community activities.
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