Improbable Fragment Reaches Vague Local Note
Fragmentary OCR text from a Virginia page hints at an evening event or notice. Readable elements are scarce. the item appears to be a short local notice with incomplete content and missing names or dates.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text from a Virginia page hints at an evening event or notice. Readable elements are scarce. the item appears to be a short local notice with incomplete content and missing names or dates.
Friday July 4 1919 is a legal holiday and banks will be closed. Cash transactions due July 4 will be payable July 5 1919. Signatories include WM G Hardy cashier Shenanusan Valley National Bank D Fuller cashier Farmers and Merchants National Bank John I Sloat cashier Commercial and Savings Bank Charles Summers cashier Maton Bank of Winchester.
A large group from the section attended a picnic at Capon Bridge on June 21, traveling in a truck.
For sale on South Brad Dock Street a good six room house with city and soft water. A bargain to quick buyer.
A memorial service was held in Timber Ridge on Sunday conducted by Rev. Courtney Anderson. Participants included Luther Shaff enaker Ernest Eaton as organist and a recitation by Ada Sirbaugh. Many attendees paid respects and graves nearby were decorated with flowers.
Magistrate Barton dismissed the case of Harry A. Orndorff a mail carrier from Winchester to Marlboro who was arrested for hauling passengers and freight without a license. The ruling cited lack of evidence that he operated within the city. He later obtained a state auto license on June 19.
Director General Hines told the House commerce committee that an early rise in all railroad rates is possible but will wait for an investigation. The review will determine how much of the deficit stems from reduced business versus prior insufficient rate hikes. A proportionate increase will follow once settled.
Miss Marianna Shank daughter of Mr and Mrs William Shank of North Main street left this morning for Baltimore where she has taken an office position with a large furniture concern. Miss Shank was until recently in charge of the downtown office of the Winchester Gas Company.
An advertisement touts Calotabs as a pleasant liver cleanse with no taste or unpleasant effects. A Calotab at bedtime purifies the system and leaves you feeling energetic in the morning. The druggist guarantees satisfaction or refund. price thirty-five cents per sealed package.
Berryville Virginia June 27 Rear Admiral A M Dupuy McCormick Mrs McCormick Miss Cora McCormick and Nellie Jett McCormick left this week for California Mrs John B Goldsmith of Birmingham Alabama has opened the Page home with Evelyn Page McGill Petersburg Virginia Mr and Mrs A B Ruff of Washington have been guests of their daughter Mrs R E Perrine Miss Archibelle Arnette who spent the winter in Baltimore has returned home here
The AP reports San Juan marks the 400th anniversary of its founding, the oldest city under the American flag. Organizers coordinate plans for a July Fourth commemoration highlighting the city’s historic status and ongoing preparations.
Cayetano Colly Toste argues San Juan was founded on July 4 1519 and notes Puerto Rico’s history tracing to 1509. He cites Juan Ponce de Leon as the first Spaniard to land on Borinquen on August 12 1509 and invites Cuba San Domingo and St Thomas to send representatives for a celebration.
The Department of Education will send eighty Japanese students to the United States and Europe this year to study trade and industry. It will be the largest group abroad from Japan, signaling a broader exchange program.
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