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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
8
Mount Williams Virginia June 21 residents note a yard party at Mount Williams schoolhouse Saturday June 24 hosted by the baseball team. Several local families and visitors are listed including Burkhart Williams Orndorff and Sager. Rev Crowell to preach June 25 at 3 pm on the topic Rest.
Bloom Virginia June 21 report lists Roy Crabill and Himer Ambrose with ty fever under Dr R A Shaffer care. Maryand visitors include Mrs Frank White and two children, J S Crabill family, Paul Good family with son John Paul, I D Wright hosts with John Wy Larrick and family from Winchester Richmond, D T Moore visiting from Philipsburg left to visit Washington relatives, Lena Orndorff guest of Mae Clowser, Mrs U Richard at wedding of Ruby Richard to Rev Koon in Woodstuck, Isaac Moore of the state visited Martha E Clowser family.
A discussion of invisibilists presents an intradimensional approach to art that targets residue of differentiated sensitivity rather than opening distinct senses. The concept blends synaesthetic ideas with a New York Times style of inquiry.
A notable Ohio town resident avoids a wig by powdering coat lapels with salt, aiming to imitate dandruff and mask hair loss. This curious tactic highlights a quirky personal disguise and social sensitivity in the community.
Charlottesville Virginia June 26 About 3500 men and women will attend the summer quarter of the University of Virginia. Some 2500 take courses during the first six weeks and at least 1000 will be present for the second term starting July 31. Dean Charles G Maphis heads a 120 member faculty offering classes and degree work. A conference for division school superintendents opens June 26 and a social workers meeting begins July 1.
The passage lists Australian oddities including the black swan the lyre bird the honeysucker and the brush turkey. It notes mammals whose young hatch from eggs such as the water mole or duckbill and the porcupine ant eater.
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