Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia

We have 3,124,248 pages in Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 30 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1923

Page

1

Tragedy at Shenandoah River Drowning Leaves One Rescuer Safe

Hazel Miller 11 of Strasburg Va drowns at Shumate's ford near Berry's Ferry while trying to rescue her cousin Lillian Stark 15. Robert Eagle and others pull the two girls from the swift water. Hazel reenters the river and drowns. Rescue efforts continue as feared body is swept toward the Potomac.

Hazel Miller Strasburg Shenandoah River Shumate’s Ford Berry Robert I. Eagle Lillian Stark Friend Hazel Lillian Potomac River Harpers Ferry Chris R. Grubb John Coontz Lillian Babber Stark Robert Eagle C. A. Bahiman Ernest Dearmont Robert Woore Peffer Woore Stark Eagle

Thrill of Dance with Boy Cited by Portland Principal

Portland Maine June 26 Principal William E Wing of Deering High School asserts no woman can serve as dean of girls without personal dance experiences and the "through the mill" life. he condemns clinging vines and the aggressive type as unsuitable for leadership.

Portland Maine William E. Wing Deering High School

Demurrer May Limit Libel Suit Against Byrd

Richmond judges may limit the Virginia State Highway Contractors to suing on a $100000 claim if the demurrer to their libel action against Harry Flood Byrd is sustained. The association threatens twenty more suits totaling about $2 million if the point is upheld. The case concerns The Winchester Star and remarks by Robert Wooley in Roanoke.

Richmond Times Dispatch Virginia State Highway Harry Flood Byrd Wochester Star Scottsh Circuit Court Richmond Allport Byrd Highway Contractors’ Organization Winchester Star Robert Wooley Roanoke Virginia Good Roads Association Senator Keezell Harrisonburg News Record Winchester

CORD TIRES Standard Make Sale at Mid City Garage

Advertisement notes 20 percent off list on Cord tires at Mid City Garage. Also seeks large clean cotton rate and Valley Service Station Ip 31 6 22. Local motor services and supply ad indicating discounts and requests for materials.

David F. Brown Property to Be Sold June 30

Four tracts in Gainesboro District will be sold in front of the courthouse at noon Saturday June 30. Sale bills list details 622 to 4t.

David F. Brown Gainsboro Court House

Garber Ice Cream Ad Promotes Retail Orders

Garber Mfg Co invites customers to phone orders any time. A dedicated person will handle retail orders to provide good service. Garber's ice cream is advertised as a preferred choice.

Garber's F Garber Mfg. Co., Inc E. Garber Mer

Underground World of Valley Lures Visitors

A Baltimore Sunday Sun feature extols the Shenandoah Valley as a fertile, scenic basin in Virginia known as the Granary of the Confederacy. It describes the Great Valley Pike from Staunton to Winchester, apple orchards, and a cave underground wonderland attracting visitors.

Baltimore

Moose Celebration Postponed to July 12

The Loyal Order of Moose event planned for this week is rescheduled to July 12 13 and 14 due to the National Convention at Mooseheart. Activities include Empire Theatre movie entertainment, a block dance in front of City Hall, and a parade with initiation and installation.

The Loyal Order of Moose Mooseheart Empire Theatre City Hall Friendship Fire Company

Lightning TollingBell as Storm Strikes City

A violent electric storm hit Saturday night, striking John Kerr School bell tower column at Market and Cork streets and Grace Lutheran Church steeple. Bell tower bells tolled as bolt struck. Rain fell for over half an hour, electric plant disrupted briefly, other areas also received rain.

John Kerr School Market Cork

Boy, 14, injured in rock fight near lumber yard

Ray Fletcher, about 14, of East Cecil Street, was struck on the head with a rock by another boy during a rock battle near the Glaize lumber yard on Fairfax Lane. He was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment and doctors were operating. Also advertised: 1922 Ford Coupe with Atwater Kent ignition and extras for sale at $400.00 by Henson Motor Co.

Ray Fletcher East Cecil Street Memorial Hospital Glaize Fairfax Lane Fletcher Lad Henson Motor Co

San Antonio Klans Withhold Money From Atlanta Headquarters

The San Antonio Ku Klux Klan and many Texas Klan groups cut ties with Atlanta, holding back money reports and information until the national organization gains order amid a power struggle.

San Antonia Texas San Antonio Ku Klux Klans Atlanta

Yard Party at Double Tollgate July 7

The Ladies Aid Society hosts a yard party at Double Tollgate on July 7. Proceeds support local church activities and community outreach. Funds raised will fund supplies, refreshments, and entertainment for attendees.

Double Tollgate The Ladies Aid Society

Winchester Lost Jinks Win A Game

The Winchester Ball Club broke its skid by defeating Twin Towns 13 to 9 after Mt. Jackson beaten. Key plays featured 19 safeties for Winchester and 9 errors by Twin Towns. Pitchers Steinfelt and McKitrick shared duties for Winchester while Daling started for Twin Towns. Continuous scoring occurred through the middle innings with multiple advances and wild throws affecting the score. The contest concluded with both sides firing out in order in the later frames.

Winchester Mt. Jackson Twin Towns Locve Steinfelt McKitrick Daling Hope Brown Norris Robbins Twit Towns Frazer Storbeburner Garrett Poole Snyder P Ton Scott Lloyd W. Holtzman Coffman Patton Murray Bailey Duling Oliver Stoneburner MecKitrick Short Patton Muff

Four Stars in Bella Donna at Empire Theater

POLA NEGRI stars in Bella Donna at the Empire with Conway Tearle Conrad Nagel and Lois Wilson in the cast. The eight reel Paramount feature is the big attraction with two shows each evening at regular prices. The theater announces a cooling system update and a comedy at every performance.

Pola Negri Conway Tearle Conrad Nagel Lois Wilson Paramount Empire Theatre

Yard Party Notice at National Ave by Ladies' Aid Society

Yard party planned for June 26 at National Avenue hosted by the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. EF. Church. Includes a for sale listing and contact note for Durant stock in care of Star.

National Ave Ladies’ Aid Society M. EF. Church Care Star

Choice chocolates at 39c per pound at Propples Drug Co

Chocolate covered cherries and assorted chocolates offered at 39 cents a pound by Propples Drug Co. Sale appears in a small town shop ad with pricing and product variety.

Pproples Drug CO

South End Hose Company Auxiliaries Meet for Lawn Party

The Ladies Auxiliary of the South End Hose Company and the firemen’s arrangements committee will meet this Monday at 7 30 PM at the South End Hall. Co B Harloe serves as Chairman of the Committee.

South End Hose Company South End Co. B. Harloe

Winchester antiquarian J J Von Witt dies after hip fracture

Charles J J Von Witt known to Winchester tourists as an antiquarian died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a fractured hip sustained on February 24. He requested cremation and his body will be taken to Washington after funeral services at his home Tuesday at 4 p.m. He was 60, born in Germany, and had lived in Winchester 18 years. He owned a valuable relic collection and was a student of Shenandoah Valley history, especially the Civil War. He is survived by a widow Miss Rife, a son Charles Theodore Von Witt, and a sister Mrs Harry Allen. He was active in local organizations and frequented hotels Evans and Jack.

Charles J. J. von Witt Winchester Winchester Memorial Hospital Washington Cork Street B. V. Switzer Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South von Witt Germany Cumberland Valley Telephone Company North Main Street VonWitt Cole Legisie Ae Hak Nchevet Shenandoah Valley Miss Rife Lacy Springs Washington, D.C Charles Theodore von Witt Hoboken N. J Harry Allen Fort Lee

Lottie Walker Dies After Long Illness at 63

Charlotte Ramsey Walker known as Lottie Walker died this morning after a long illness at age 63. She served 47 years with the Graichen family, beginning with founder F August Graichen and continuing with his children until retirement due to ill health. She is survived by a half sister Hettie Fields of this city.

Charlotte Ramsey Walker Lottie Walker Graichen F. August Graichen Hettie Fields

Miss Larew Returns from Boston Conservatory

Miss Philomena Larew, formerly a student at the Boston Conservatory of Music, has returned home. She will sing during the offertory at the Church of the Sacred Heart next Sunday morning.

Philomena Larew Boston Conservatory of Music Church of the Sacred Heart

Yard Parties and Picnic Supplies Advertised

Yard Parties and Picnic We are prepared to supply your wants on short notice. Ice cream and soft drinks of the highest quality Products. Don't fail to see us before Buying. Garber Mfg. Co.

Garber Mfg

Fort Loudoun Music Class Opens for Summer

Fort Loudoun announces a summer music class schedule with lessons available on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Contact Miss Gladys Coghran at Bell 288 or 2014F5 for enrollment and details.

Fort Loudoun JupeZoth Callaus” Bell Gladys Coghran

Community hours adjust starting June 25

Beginning Monday June 25 staff will close at 8 PM daily except Saturday, Riley and Son.

Riley and SQN

Milwaukee divorce denied after kiss payment dispute

Milwaukee judge refused the divorce suit of William F. Kress 43 and Anna 42 noting marital affection did not violate law. William testified he paid $2 per kiss or hug on demand and Anna admitted deducting $5 from weekly pay when she refused.

Milwaukee Milwaukee County Lawrence W. Halsey Wilam F. . Kress Anna William

Six Die in Elevated Train Crash in New York

A two car elevated train derailed at Firth and Flatbush avenues in Manhattan, plunging onto two autos. Fire crews fought a blaze as 40 people were injured and six were dead, with at least 13 hurt reported by two hospitals. An axle failure is suspected.

New York SCORS Ynton Transit Lovate Manhattan Fom Firth Flatbush Aveues

Cavemen to Play Here on Tuesday

The Luray baseball team meets Winchester on the local diamond at 3 30 tomorrow afternoon. It is Luray’s first Valley league game since joining the circuit.

Luray Winchester Valley League

Goodyear Fish and Hood Tires Discounted This Week

Mid City Garage advertises 20 percent off on Goodyear, Fish and Hood tires this week for customers seeking value. Limited time offer.

Goodyear Fish and Hood

Winchester Luray League Baseball Game Scheduled

Baseball game between Winchester and Luray in the league on Tuesday at 3 30 PM in Winchester Virginia with details limited to the listed matchup and time.

President Says Enforcement Will Not Be Repealed

President Harding asserted in Denver that the federal government will force the prohibition law and not repeal the Volstead Act. He warned enforcement burdens will shift to states, and that federal power could grow to police duties if burdens rise. He cautioned against state nullification and warned of a historic blunder in political management. Continued on page 4.

Associated Press Denvwhr Cole Harding Éler York State Wenure Ington

President Harding Discusses Farm Costs With Kansas Farmer

In Hutchinson Kansas President Harding meets with O Neil a seasoned wheat farmer who outlines annual costs per acre totaling 15.20 including land taxes and interest. Senator Capper notes both this year and last year yielded no profit. The discussion precedes a visit to the wheat fields.

Hutchinson Kans Harding O'Neil Kansas District Kansas Belt Mr. O'Neil Capper Mr. O’neil

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Engle Senator Byrd Cord Tires Moose Morrow Grace Lutheran Church Trown Rock Empire Henson— Motor CO J.J. von Witt Hotel Evans Hotel Jack Order of Owls Golden Rule Bible Braddock Street Hisconal Church Miss Larew U. S Brooklyn Street United States Denver Mr. Harding
Search Courier

Search the Winchester Evening Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Winchester Evening Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication