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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1927

Page

6

Virginia A G Peterson seeks old farm price records

A G Peterson of the Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station and the U S Department of Agriculture conducts an agricultural price survey to collect historic farm prices prior to 1914. He asks for old diaries, account books, newspapers, and other records through local post offices to build long term price series and an index for Virginia farm products.

A. G. Peterson Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station Unitedates Department of Agriculture Peterson Virginia

Democrats Take Office After Court Ousts Republicans

Louisville June 21 Democrats appointed to city and Jefferson county posts 19 months after expected by voters. Court of appeals voided 1925 election amid Republican inner circle conspiracy, Gov. Fields issues commissions to Dem candidates O'Neal mayor-designate and Ben Ewing county judge designate to appoint subordinates including police court officials. Several hundred GOP appointees affected as new administration prepares to assume Monday.

Louisville City Jefferson County Court of Appeals W. J. Fields Republican Party Dem Joseph Mr. O'Neal Ben F. Ewing Ewing

Norfolk Game Wardens On Trial For Murder

The trial of Federal Game Warden W. L. Birsch and state wardens R. S. Mercer and John T. Capps begins in Norfolk for the murder of gun club keepers Lee Waterfield and J. T. Bonnet at Back Bay. Prosecutors are Er. J. Smith and James Barron, with defense by Willard Ashburn and federal attorney Paul W. Kear. Two days were set, with a venue change to Norfolk.

Norfolk W. L. Birsch R. S. Mercer Norfolk County John T. Capps Princess Anne County Lee Waterfield J. T. Bonnet Back Bay Corporation Court No. 2 B. D. White Commonwealth Er. J. Smith James Barron Smith Willard &. Ashburn Virginia Beach United States District Attorney Paul W. Kear Henry W. Venable

Nineveh News Notes Ties and Visits Across Towns

Nineveh Va June 22 Mr Mc Cune of the village sought treatment at Winchester Memorial Hospital on Thursday. Mrs Holmes Weaver of Florida visits Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver. Mr and Mrs Clarence McKay of Wat Royal were guests of Hubert McKay. Mrs Willie Buck of Front Royal and Baltimore visited Miss Irene Mc Cartney last week. Mr Ashby Powers and Mrs Wil

Nineveh McCune Winchester Memorial Hospital Holmes Weaver Florida Frank Weaver Clarence McKay Wat Royal Hubert McKay Willie Buck Front Royal Baltimore Irene McCartney Ashby Powers Wil

Visiting villagers and church benefit noted in notes

Liam Powers and Miss Mary Powers visited the village on Monday. Mrs. Robert McCauley’s friends were glad she recovered from an illness. Alonzo Fuller remains quite sick at home. Rev. Joseph Duckwall of Winchester visited Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnston returned from Orange County after a family visit. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Quisenberry of Lexington visited Mrs. Jacob Hizer Friday. Presbyterian Church hosted a successful entertainment Wednesday evening for the Christian Endeavor.

Liam Powers Mary Powers Robert McCauley Alonzo Fuller Joseph Duckwall Winchester Donald Johnston Orange County Harry Quisenberry Lexington Jacob Hizer

Child Injured In Accident Returns Home in Gore

Master Alvin Mitchell five year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Mitchell was struck by an automobile last Thursday and moved from Winchester hospital to his home where he is improving though not out of danger. The Rev Mr Ludwig preached a sermon to an appreciative audience on Sunday evening followed by Christian Endeavor services led by Miss Lela Brill.

Ludwig Long C.E. Armel

North western grade progress and local weekend visits

Elsie recently moved to the village and spent last weekend with relatives near Winchester Their former home. Construction on the north western grade advances with workmen within a mile. Many locals attended memorials at Limber Ridge Christian Church. All day services planned at Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church June 26 and at THipview the following Sunday.

Elsie Winchester

Crop rotation urged to curb diseases and pests

The article notes wilt from striped cucumber beetle harms cucumber vines and stresses a crop rotation system as a simple, reliable way to place farming on a businesslike footing. It adds crop rotation helps control corn smut and keeps nematodes in check by limited sugar beet planting to every four years.

Capital Dedicates School Named For Alexander Stuart

Four Washington leaders spoke at the dedication of the Stuart Junior High School in northeast Washington. Speakers included Henry P. Blair S. E. Kramer and Henry Hunt McKee with Dr H Barrett Learned. A portrait of Alexander Stuart was unveiled by his granddaughter Irene Elliott Moore as the Eastern High School Band performed.

Washington Alewande Tait Stuart Stuart Frances Affleck Peyton Street Frith and E Streets Henry P. Blair S. E. Kramer Henry Hunt McKee

Apples Hurt In Washington State By April Freeze

The Department of Agriculture reports Washington apple crops were damaged by April freezes with June 1 conditions at 64 percent of normal. Peach crops are very light at about 10 percent of normal due to April damage, while pears show poor prospects at about 35 percent of normal.

Washington Department of Agriculture Washington State Yakima Valley

Memorial torn down in Danville Confederate tribute

The Confederate Memorial for the women of the Confederacy in Danville was removed after critics called its depiction crude. Mrs B B Temple funded and commissioned the piece but consented to its removal amid public disapproval. A plan to reuse parts and preserve the Temple legacy follows, with talk of a new monument.

Associated Press Danville B B. Temple Temple Dr. Temple

West Virginia Paves Northwestern Pike and Huntington-Logan Route

West Virginia plans 67 road contracts totaling about 2.5 million dollars to pave the Northwestern turnpike west of the Maryland line and surface the Huntington-Logan road. Bids for routes 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 21, and 24 are set for July 12, 14, and 19, with work divided into shorter sections to finish by season end.

Charleston W. Va Maryland Line State Road Commission Preston County Flag Run Ritchie County

Wright Expected To Sweep Democratic Primary In Shenandoah Clarke

Woodstock Virginia June 21 A Shenandoah Freder ick and Clarke county sentiment survey shows Richard S Wright of Strasburg favored to win the Democratic primary for State Senator. Col Joseph Bauserman says Shenandoah will deliver a landslide and Clarke county chair William Travers Lewis predicts Wright will win Clarke by a large margin to honor a Shenandoah pledge.

Woodstock Shenandoah Frederick Clarke Counties Richard S. Wright Strasburg Shenandoah County Col Jos. Bauserman Wright William Travers. Lewis Berryville Clarke County Democratic Committee J. H. Henry Jos. Denny Col. Bauserman Senate Lewis Clarke People

Sunday Schedule On U B Rural Charge

The Rev S R Ludwig pastor of Winchester rural charge United Brethren Church lists next Sunday June 26 services. Pleasant Valley Sunday school 10 am sermon 11 am Christian Endeavor 8 pm. Mount Pleasant WV Sunday school 10 am Christian Endeavor 7 pm sermon 8 pm prayer meeting Wednesday 8 pm. Red Bud Sunday school 2 pm sermon 3 pm Christian Endeavor 8 pm. Mount Olive Sunday school 10 am prayer and praise 5 pm. Gore Sunday school 10 am Christian Endeavor 7 pm Evangelistic services 8 pm. Fairview Sunday school 2 pm sermon by Rev William Wolf.

S. R. Ludwig Winchester United Brethren Church Pleasant Valley Christian Endeavor Mount Pleasant W. Va W. F. Gruver Mount Olive Fairview William Wolf

Local Notes From Zepp Brevities on June Weekend Visits

Rev D H Rhodes held services. Washington visitors Paul and Mrs Orndoff stayed with Earley Orndoff family. Multiple readers and kinfolks from Fairfax Strasburg Woodstock Keyser and Zepp visited relatives. A colt needed fifteen stitches after an injury. Community updates on illness travel and lingering ties.

Agricultural Facts on Pests and Treatments

The note explains arsenate of lead and lime as a dust or spray for cabbage worm control. It also states clean cultivation is an effective method for managing garlic pests, presenting practical steps for farmers to reduce infestation.

Plans Clash as Three Nations Debating Naval Parley

At the second day of talks the American British and Japanese plans remain irreconcilable. Saito argues Japan's proposal justifies seas for its cruiser program while seeking to retain 82 cruisers and 200000 tons. Officials from all sides plan further meetings to clarify aims ahead of a 1931 Washington conference.

United States Washington Tokio Saito America Japan Hugh Gibson Earl Jellicoe Frederick

Capon Bridge Social Notes and Local Visits

Capon Bridge WV June 22 Mrs Beulah Hook and son visited Mrs Harry Burkheimer. Little Bettie Jeanne Willey is indisposed. Junior Werring slowly improving from a week old automobile accident injuries. Friends of Ralph Kerns hosted an old time bell at his home. Homer Shuler and family from Cumberland MD stayed with his parents Monday through Monday. They visited Mrs J M Cadwallader in Stephens City and other friends. Memorial services were held at Timber Ridge Christian Church Sunday. Robert Beverley preached at the Methodist Church Sunday night. Pierce Hiett and a Martinsburg friend and Gladys Funkhouser of Winchester visited J T Funkhouser Sunday. Little Miss Margaret Shuler of Cumberland visiting grandparents. Mrs T Fletcher and her son visited sister Mrs Harry Hiett over the weekend.

Capon Bridge W.va Beulah Hook and Son Harry Burkheimer Bettie Jeanne Willey Junior Werring Ralph Kerns Homer Shuler Cumberland Stephens City Shuler J. M. Cadwallader Timber Ridge Christian Church Robert Beverley Pierce Hiett Martinsburg Gladys Funkhouser Winchester Margaret Shuler T. Fletcher Harry Hiett

Virginia to stage historical pageants next spring

Richmond officials announced plan for a series of Virginia historical pageants to spotlight scenic spots. The State Conservation and Development Commission will stage scenes in multiple parts of the state with a half dozen cities under consideration to attract thousands of tourists next spring or summer.

Richmond Virginia Old Dominion State Conservation and Development Commission Orummer

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