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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1921

Page

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Road Bond Debate in Virginia Outlines Costs and Taxes

Congressman Flood contests a Good Roads Association booklet proposing a $50 million bond issue for Virginia roads. He argues projected property assessments and tax impacts are overstated, calculates net road funds over 27 years, and presents a lower bond scenario with mixed state and federal contributions.

Flood Ceneral Vaughan Sovpapi Good Roads Association Hvere Saint Virginia Highway Department United States Ie Shana Ek

Dismissal Protest Grows Over Fulwiler Appointment

Virginia anti liquor leaders protest the appointment of Fulwiler as prohibition supervisor citing secrecy and record concerns. The dispute centers on patronage and the role of Commissioner Blair and Senator Slemp in the decision.

Robert A. Fulwhler Staunton Zinesike Spep Ashinston George H. Man Lantigaloga Langue Forces Virginia A. Somarted Marion Suisor Fulwiler Virginia Prohibition Teaders Coer Blair Blair Internal Revenue J. C. Noel Ss. G. Prof Chockett Gate City Wiler Ernst Kentucky Prohibition S. R. Brame Slemp West Fubwiler Commissioner Blair Fulwhler

Waffle Supper By Camp Fire Girls Benefit

Camp Fire Girls hold a waffle supper to raise funds for the summer camp. The event is scheduled for Thursday evening June 23 from 6 to 8 p m at the Flight Club. Proceeds support Camp Fire Girls activities and camp programs.

Camp Fire Girls

Millet and Sorghum Seeds Available from Winchester Seed Co

Trade note advertising millet Sudan grass and sorghum seeds as cheap, offered by Winchester Seed Co Inc. Includes brief price mention and product options for planting.

Winchester Seed Co., Inc

Banquet and dance set for June 27 at local venue

Organizers announce a banquet and dance on June 27 urging ticket sales by Friday night. Attendees are directed to buy tickets now at Baker and Shryck's and to gather for the event.

Baker and Shrycck’s

Tax limits and opposed bonds for roads

Congressman Flood argues the public has reached tax payment capacity and calls for reduced taxes and government spending. He says increased taxation should be avoided and supports road building only if funded without new burdens. He emphasizes fiscal restraint at national, state, and municipal levels.

Vaughan Congressman Flood Consoressman Flood

Expert Warns on Doubtful Milk in Richmond

Richmond dairy chief T. J. Strauch urges caution about milk from doubtful sources. He outlines safe practices for city milk, urges home pasteurization, and explains simple methods to pasteurize using a water bath, thermometer, and double boiler to prevent disease.

Lawn Party at 240 National Ave by M. E. Church South

Loyal Workers' Bible Class hosts a lawn party at 240 National Ave on Thursday night June 23. All are invited to attend this community event organized by the Ladies of M. E. Church South.

BURN Loyal Workers' Bible Class National Ave Ladies of M. E. Church South

Steel makes a new low record in late morning trade

In New York on June 23 the stock market saw confusing rallies and reversals. U S Steel hit a new low at 70 percent as gains by Mexican and Pan-American Petroleum, Baldwin Locomotive, and American Sugar faded under selling pressure in steels, equipment, shipping and rubbers. Call money opened at 5 percent.

Associated Press New York Mexican Pan-American Petroleum Baldwin Locomotive American Sugar U. S. Steel

Crowd Wanted 5 by .55 at Washington's Headquarters

A public invitation calls for a five by fifty five yard event at Washington's Headquarters venue on a Friday night in June with a Girls Athletic Association yard party listed.

Washington Girls’ Athletic Association

Yard Party for Boy Scout Camp Fund

A yard party event on June 30 July 1 and 2 from 7 p.m. to midnight on the lawn of Mr Robert L Gray National avenue opposite Chamberlain's store. Pure home made candied pies and ice cream by parents of scouts at reasonable prices to raise funds for the Boy Scout Summer Camp.

Robert L. Gray National Avenue Chamberlain's Boy Scout Summer Camp Fund

60 Days for Hitting Elderly Confederate Veteran in Chair

A man about forty and a Confederate veteran, charged with assault and battery against an 80 year old man in a chair, was arraigned before Magistrate Worsley. Testimony described an altercation with threats to “put him out of bust” as the old soldier sat in his chair. The defendant, Baker, was ordered to serve sixty days on the state roads along with assessed costs.

Vario Armel Worsley J. d Baker Reed Highland Worsley Sen Baker

Winchester Banks Offer Four Percent Certificates of Deposit

The Winchester Banks announce new certificates of deposit of at least five hundred dollars with four percent annual interest for six months or longer and no withdrawal until maturity. Holders may instead keep funds earning three percent with notice withdrawals. The plan aims to attract deposits and retain funds in the local area. Banks listed include The Union Bank Charles J. Summers, The Com and Savings Bank F John I Sloat, The F and M National Bank H D Fuller, and The Shen Valley National Bank William G Hardy.

Winchester Winchester -Banks Nome Union Bank Charles J. Summers THE COM. & Savings Bank F John I. Sloat F. & M. National Bank H. D. Fuller VAL Nat’l Bank William G. Hardy

H.S. Alumni Banquet Tickets Sold for June 27 Dance

Sufficient tickets are sold by Friday June 24 for the H S Alumni Banquet and Dance to be held at Bartonville on Monday June 27. Tickets available at Baker and Shryock's.

Bartonville Baker & Shryock’s

Baseball American Legion in Hagerstown 23-1p-21

A brief item notes a baseball event tied to the American Legion in Hagerstown Maryland. Details are sparse with a few numbers indicating a score or date fragment. No clear teams or outcomes are readable in the accessible text.

American" Legion Hagerstown Equity

Senator Gee Trinkie to Speak at Empire Theater

Wytheville candidate for Governor Senator Gee Trinkie will speak at the Empire Theater at 8 15 Thursday night June 23. He is regarded as one of Virginia's best orators. A Women’s Bible Class at Kernstown M E Churchtown June 23 and 24 offers a church benefit with public invited.

Gee Trinkie Wytheville Empire Theater Trinkle Virginia Kernstown M. E Churchtown

Contest Closes for Baseball Bat and Mask Game Ads

The People's Drug Co announces contest close with Saturday noon deadline for contestants to bring ads to the store by 9 o'clock Saturday morning.

the People’s Drug Co., Inc

Banks Form a Clearing Association in Winchester

The four Winchester banks completed formation of the Winchester Clearing House and elected officers for the six months ending December. President H D Fuller of Farmers and Merchants National Bank. Vice President William G Hardy of Shenandoah Valley National Bank. Secretary John I Sloat of Commercial and Savings Bank. Treasurer Charles J Summers of Union Bank of Winchester. The group aims to expedite interbank business and protect stockholders, with regular and called meetings.

Winchester H. D. Fuller Farmers and Merchants National Bank William G. Hardy Shenandoah Valley National Banker John I. Sloat The Commercial and Savings Bank Charles J. Summers Union Bank of Winchester Clearing House Association

Block Dance On Fourth Of July At Hotel Jack

The committee for the Sarah Zane races announces a big block dance at night July 4 in front of Hotel Jack starting 8 p m Magic provided by Seal's Jazz Orchestra Henry Seal leads arrangements and invites inquiries from everyone, with the street roped off and cleaned for a large crowd including out of town guests.

Sarah Zane Mr. Seal

Conner's Bargain Store ad Offers 25c Lock 3 Pairs

Saturday only sale at Conner's Bargain Store featuring lock in price 25c for three pairs. ip.

Conner’s Bargain Store

Dawes to Call on Business Men for Budget Office

Charles G. Dawes announced after a White House conference that he would enlist experienced business men to serve in the budget bureau without pay. He also proposed detailing two distinguished AEF officers to duty in the bureau to supplement the staff deemed inadequate.

Associated Press Washington Charles G. Dawes Chicago Harding Congress Dawes Army

Still Remember Boys of Virginia

Hugh T. Williams, commander of the Danville Post, American Legion, returns from Anniston Alabama after a week renewing friendships from Camp McClellan. He notes the camp's deserted look, overgrown streets, and guards at a dismantled lumber yard. Anniston praises Virginia boys and discusses saving the camp as a sanitarium for consumptive soldiers. Company I Winchester was among National Guard units trained there.

Hugh T. Williams Danville American Legion Anrsiston Ala Camp McClellan Prim Company Catp Camp MacClellan Anniston Virginia Winchester

Business Men Tour Lost River Valley Delights and Prospects

A Winchester contingent of ten prominent business and professional men explored Lost River Valley West Virginia aboard the new Winchester and Western Railroad. Stops included Gore and the Moore Keppel lumber plant, Wardensville, Lost River state farm and United States Leather Company facilities. The trip featured log loading demonstrations, a cheese plant tour, a river swim disrupted by a cloudburst, and enthusiastic notes on regional development potential.

Winchester Lost River Valley West Virginia Winchester and Western Railroad Company Gore Moore-Keppel Company Warren Garland Sharon Ellamoore Moorefield Aeek United States Leather Company Lost Sity Sutton Capon River

Trinkle Speaks Empire Tonight in Winchester

Senator Lee Trinkle arrives in Winchester to begin a speaking engagement at the S15 tonight at the Bepi Theater. He had been recalled to Wytheville for his father in law’s funeral and returns to the Valley to fulfill his speaking engagement. The candidate for Governor is described as an entertaining and polished orator and ladies are invited.

Lee Trinkle Winchester Bepi Wytheville Trinkle

Virginia Carolina Chemical Declares Quarterly Dividend

New York June 23 The Virginia Carolina Chemical Company announced it will pay a regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent on its preferred stock due to current trade conditions.

Associated Press New York Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company

Ip Conner's Bargain Store Big Saturday Sale

Ip Conner's Bargain Store promotes a one day Saturday sale inviting shoppers to pay their own price for goods. The notice emphasizes a limited time event and urges customers not to miss the opportunity.

Conner

Miss Plank Weds War Veteran Brill in Noon Ceremony

Miss Dora D Plank of Water Street married William Edward Brill, a World War I veteran, in a noon ceremony conducted by Rev. F M Richardson. The couple's reception featured ferns and cut glass as gifts surrounded by praise for Brill’s wartime service. The bride, educated at Handley School, received a kitchen shower and gifts of silver and china as guests celebrated.

Wantal Plank Plank Water Street Dora D Ohio Handley School Wiy Handley People’s Society of the Brill John Brill France

Vaudeville Show At New York Theatre Promises Variety

A vaudeville program at a New York venue features acts including a dance comedy diver and a musician with several artists listed. Performances are scheduled tonight with audience admission noted and details about ticket price and ages.

Gi York Dick En Fede Enrico

Boy Scouts Meeting Friday Fe Ba Camp Plans

A Boy Scouts of America meeting is scheduled for Friday to discuss the summer camp program for 1923. Officials outline dates and activities for the ahead season and encourage troop leaders to attend.

Eee

Wallis Tractors Highlight Power Farming Gains

We report a promotional note for Wallis tractors from Case Plow Works asserting superior power and efficiency versus competitors. The message promises substantial price reductions and easy payment terms, with contact at Winchester Orchard Supply, 301 N Market, phone 313.

Wallis Wallis Tor Winchester Orchard

Banks Closing Notice for July to September

Banks of Winchester will be closed Saturdays at 3 p m and will not reopen for night business July through September 4. Shen Valley National Bank Union Bank American National Bank Commonwealth Bank Sloat Cashier July listing shows multiple bank names and signatories. Desirable double residence on N Main St offered at 7000 dollars with 7 percent on price.

Notice to Report for Drill and Training

All men are ordered to report for drill this Friday June 24 to receive special training for camp. Excuse will be accepted. By Captain Commanding, Sergeant E E Brengle.

Ceive Perlet Sergt

Also Mentioned on This Page

Good Roads Association Anti-Saloon League Richmond T. J. Strauch NEW Straw Sailors Boyce Berryville Et Royal Advat H.S Winchester Financial Institutions Rs W. Va Wardensville State Farm Barney Heltzel Ander Lost River William Warden Ie Agagner John W. P. Harrison See Ton Baltimore Empire Tonight Conner’s Miss Plank Handley H William Edward’ Brill BOY Scouts OF America W. G. Hardy M. National i H.D. Fuller N. Main St Miller Bobs
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