Rotary Club celebrates Handley graduates and youth leaders
The Rotary Club of Winchester honored young graduates from Handley High School at a regular weekly luncheon. Speakers included H B McC and other club members who urged the grads to pursue loyalty to their school and seize future opportunities. Guests heard remarks on success, character, and the duty of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley School
Rotary Club of
Winchester
Boys of Ace
Handley
Ioverin
Hogan
Tone Crim
Floyd Adar
Beverley Rice
Wendel Steg
Paul Ae
Lyla. Herrell
Ene Rush
Paul Poston
Paul 8. Ch
Philadelphia
L. Hariseee Hag Md
Itimers
Texas
E App Fansler
Chester Evening
Star
E. Fuller
The
H. B. McC
Handwd
Ont Royal to Play Here Next Monday
In Shenandoah league action Winchester faces a tall test as Ont Royal visits next Monday afternoon. The home squad boasts a lineup of quality pitchers Patton Schneidan Peery Phiel Mier and Weetts, with Schneidan easing back after a shoulder issue and Weetts regarded as one of the league’s top pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Shenandoah Va
Patton
Harrisonburg
Schneihan
Peery
R. M. College
Phiel
Weetts
Milk for Sale and Fresh Candies Ad
Milk from tubercular cows offered at 8 cents a quart. Bring your own utensil to collect. Address Clifford St. Candies listed with prices for various chocolates. P. McVicar advertises sale of seven room house with electric lights within Handley area. Try Herrell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
Herrell’s
Seventeenth District Seat Fight Splits Party Lines
The House election committee may delay voting on seating Harrison of Winchester as representative and Paul of Seventh district. Washington dispatches cite party rancor, with Slemp’s reelection chances discussed. The Roanoke World News and Fredericksburg Daily Star critique the majority’s partisan action while predictions foresee Harrison or Paul prevailing in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose of Representatives
Harrison
Winchester
Hiss
Ator. Paul
sponTagay
Dallinger
Masachusetts
House
O R Paul
Slemp
Cohgr
Caethe
Washington Dispatch
Roanoke. Times
Piblica
Roanoke ‘World News
Gooree
C.ry
Roanoke World News
Paul
Congress
John Paul
Senate
Assembly
Hig
Newberry
House’ Committee
Seventh
Fredericksburg
Commencement Exercises At Handley School Praise Public Orator
The 1922 Handley School commencement featured an address by Robert M. Ward, who praised the graduates and lauded the school’s facilities. Dr. Paul S. Leinbach delivered the main address and urged service, loyalty, and patriotism, citing a Russian student’s story as a moral beacon. Miss Mary Rosenberger gave the valedictory with a Pied Piper theme, urging higher service to mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Robert M. Ward
Ward
Handley Schools
Paul S. Leinbach
The
Reformed Church Messenger
Philadelphia
Leinbach
Winchester
America
Mary Rosenberger
John Rosenberger
Miss Rosenberger
Hamelin
Protect Your Garden With Pyrox In Garden Care
Protect your garden with Pyrox for flowers and vegetables. It kills bugs and worms and prevents fungal diseases. Ready for use in one and five pound packages at 1p from Win Orchard Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard Supply CO
Strikes Loom as Rail Unions Vote on Nationwide Action
Rail workers in two unions prepare ballots on three questions about a potential strike. About 400 000 shop workers and 500 000 maintenance of way workers were asked to vote by color coded ballots. Results due July 1 could trigger wage cut repercussions and a broader walkout if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Law
Mrs Du High to Sing at St Pauls Reformed
Mrs Lillian Du High of City will sing at St Pauls Reformed Church this Sunday. The public is invited as preaching services are held and members are encouraged to attend during the visit of this gifted singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian du High
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
St. Paul's Reformed, Thhnhenson
Wanted Good Clean Cotton Rags at The Star Office
Classified notice seeks durable supply of cotton rags for The Star office needs. Readers with surplus rags to donate or sell should contact the Star office for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Miners Asked For Conference On Joint Strike Action
B M Jewell of the railway shop crafts union seeks a joint conference with leaders of the United Mine Workers to discuss coordinated action against a threatened rail labor strike and the miners ongoing strike since April 1. Hanford McNider of the American Legion cites common enemies of America in a convention address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Jewell
Organized Labor
America
Hanford MecNider
American Legion
Majority Dodges Liquor Question
The House merchant marine committee rejected the Bankhead amendment to the ship subsidy bill without a recorded vote. The Edmonds proposal to extend the Volstead act to seas by fining ships that sell liquor was not acted upon. The committee ordered the bill reported by a straight party vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House Merchant Marine Committee
Bankhead
Edmonds
Mary Stocks Suffer Losses In Large Market Decline
New York stocks fell as speculative issues liquidated on June 16. Cheaper railway shares lagged amid the bull movement, while miscellaneous stocks unloaded as traders faced margin pressures. Total sales around 1,100 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Griffiths Two Anaphang Great Dramaat Empire Theatre
The Empire Theatre presents a major film production described as the greatest offering since Way Down East. Lillian and Dorothy Gish star with Creighton Hale, Joseph Schildkraut, and Mary Bryce in this lavish motion picture praised for its scale and scenes of the French Revolution. Seats on sale with one evening show after a late run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Pictures
David War
Betroth
Baker
America
Lillian
Dorothy Gish
Creighton Hale
Joseph Schildkraut
Mary
Bryce
Two Black youths held for alleged attack on white children
In Richmond Virginia two young Black people were arrested near the city and held in jail for hearings in juvenile court tomorrow on charges of attempting to abduct a nine year old white girl and striking her six year old companion on the outskirts of Richmond yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Orphans of the Storm at Empire with Orchestra
Phone the Empire for seats this Tuesday or Wednesday for the modern motion picture Orphans of the Storm. Enjoy a full evening's entertainment with an orchestra at prices to suit you. Call Bell 325 Ip.
Ward pleads not guilty in first degree murder case
In White Plains New Jersey on June 16 Justice Morsehauser denies delay requests as Walter H Ward stands charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Clarerice Peters. Defense argues lack of evidence while the court insists on standard procedures and calendar rights. District Attorney Weeks remains noncommittal on trial timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
White Plains
N. J
Walter
Ward
Supreme Court
Morschhauser
Wegree
Clarerice Peters
Jon
Morsehauser
District
Weeks
Yateses wed in Philadelphia. Virginians stay at Belle Vue Stratford
Mr and Mrs James B Yates formerly Miss Elsie May Rams bury wed here on Wednesday afternoon. They were among Virginians registered at the Belle Vue Stratford Hotel in Philadelphia on Wednesday night and yesterday. Lost child s dark blue sweater between Water and 8 Washington St reward at 400 N Main St Ip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Yates
Elsie May Ramsbury
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Philadelphia
Washington St
Main St
Virginia University grants largest graduating class
The University of Virginia awarded diplomas to 273 graduates, the largest class in its history, across medicine, law, engineering, education, the college, and graduate studies. Governor Be. Lee Trinkle delivered greetings. President Alderman reflected on four decades of change and noted 1882 innovations and social shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia
Department of Medicine
Department of
Gov. BE. Lee Trinkle
Alderman
Great Corporation
Presbyterians to Call Pastor
The Rev. Dr. William H. Woods will preach at 11 o clock Bi morning in the Presbyterian church and then serve as moderator at a congregational meeting to consider extending a call to a clergyman to become pastor of the local congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Woods
Presbyterian
Belgian Lawyer Reported Killed in Moscow
Rumors spread in Brussels that a Belgian lawyer noted as former minister of justice and allied with revolutionists on trial in Russia has been assassinated in Moscow. Confirmation reached Belgian official circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Chanboy of
Manchuria Proclaims New Government In June Proclamation
Proclamation issued in Mukden on June 16 by provincial assemblies announces a new form of government for Manchuria. Each province shall govern itself while Manchuria remains part of China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mukden
Manchuria
China
Wallace Family Visits Endless Caverns on Dept Car
Members of Secretary Wallace's family from the U S Department of Agriculture traveled by a department car en route from Washington to Endless Caverns in New Market Virginia. A colored chauffeur drove the car and the party planned to spend the night at Wayside Inn. Secretary Wallace was not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Washington
Endless Caverns
New Market
Rtg
Wayside Inn
Harper to Fill Sunday Preaching in Berryville and Stone's Chapel
Rev LU F Harper cancels Winchester visit and will hold two services Sunday June 18 at 11 am at Berryville Presbyterian Church and 4 pm at Stone's Chapel. Miss Mamie Swartz returns from New Orleans for the summer and plans to go back in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LU. F. Harper
Winchester
Berryville
Stone’s Chapel
Mamie Swartz
Ahat
F. W. Magrudery
New Orleans
Reverend Dr Duffey praised as fighter and leader
The piece recalls Rev Dr Carlton D Harris as a key orator at a Confederate memorial event hosted by ex Governor John J Cornwell. It praises Duffey as a bold, high minded figure and urges his return to public service, noting still active leadership potential and prior political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton D. Harris
Baltimore Southern Methodist
John J. Suceene
Ann Opt
Harris
Antions
Dr. J
Erate
John J. Well
New Court House
Aes
Steel
Cornwell
Romney
Commonwealth
John
West
Seed Potatoes from Winchester Seed Co
Certified Maine grown Seely potatoes advertised by Winchester Seed Co. with a price offer dated July 1 1971. The notice emphasizes origin and quality for growers and retailers seeking seed stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Train Kills West Point Cadet in Manasquan Crash
A Pennsylvania Railroad train in Manasquan New Jersey struck an automobile driven by Jerome Stewart a West Point cadet. The cadet was killed instantly and a young woman companion escaped by jumping. The locomotive derailed and overturned while two passenger coaches remained upright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manasquan
N. J. Dune
Pennsylvania Railroad
Assen
Ale
Jerome Stewart
West Point
Stewart
Valley Pike Benefit for Mission Society at Muntzing
A notice from the Ever Ready Mission Society of the Christian Church advertises a benefit at Valley Pike near Muntzing on Saturday June 17 1922. Lost keys between Basker & Co s and Empire Theatre are to be turned in at 112 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basker & Co.'s
Empire Theatre
Resturn
N. Market St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tary Club I
Mbach
Man
R Star Office
Front Royal
Mt. Jackson
Strasburg
P. McVicar
Marrison
Slemip
Paul OR
Robert J. Maher
Ethel, E. Hicks
A. Maher
James H
Joseph P. Miller
Dr. Leimbach
Griffith
Twoanaphang
Negroes
the Empire Now
Virginia University
Clarke County Services
Duffy
Hampshire Babies
Southern Methodist
W. V
Winchester Seed Co
West Pointer
Eawn Party
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!