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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1925
Page
3
Unclear readable fragments describe a local event with names and a date but content is incomplete and ambiguous. no coherent action or outcome can be confirmed from available text. Preserve entities if identifiable with limited context.
In a garbled era fragment readers glimpse a town and church reference. A misconstrued line hints at a March event and a return journey through a city, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits point to a community gathering or vigil and a transport note but lack clear facts.
Fragmentary OCR describes an evening event featuring an orchestra of repute. It mentions graduates and students, a center stage, and a formal ceremony with many attendees. Details like date, location, and names are unreadable.
A terse note mentions the States Army area designation near On with a concise statement about an allied unit. The fragment hints at an organizational or locational reference tied to military activity in the region, keeping to a neutral record style.
Fragmentary text presents no coherent event, people, or organizations. The readable portion contains nonsensical fragments with no identifiable places dates or actions to summarize as a standard newspaper item.
The clipping notes Louis L. Baker arriving after a few days with Miss Minnie Keon of Bluemont, visiting Mrs. E.K. McCapn and Mr. Hut of Brunswick, and Beuley Hatters planning a summer with her mother in Baltimore. It references travel and social visits in Wilmington and Winchester areas.
Fragmentary item lists Harrye Lovelt returning from Atlantic Out and Antior and Brena traveling or visiting places in March. The readable bits reference individuals and a spree of movement with unclear context or full details.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Hadad iar McCormick arrived from Charles Town and attended as a guest of Jokeny Williams on Ami East street. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
A fragment mentions Mes, AS, Whettel of Wadesville and a toddy in town, implying a local drinking-related note or event tied to a named place and people.
The notice lists attendees including J. Maphis of White Plains and Airs. QD. Ind. of Petersboe, Petersboe, Fla, along with Mr. and Mrs. Thomson and Mr. Mowell of White Plains, Fla.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Rep Hessee slated for a Sunday appearance with unclear affiliations and potential ranks. Bright lines mention West Virginia context and a list of names, but details are unreadable.
A fragmented note hints at a border trial analysis and possible actions to prevent incidents. Key terms include border, trial, and preventive focus, with limited readable context.
A Washington dispatch reports that the office of federal director for Virginia held by Robert A. Falwiler of Staunton will be abolished as a new prohibition enforcement structure takes effect August 1. Virginia moves to district No 6 with headquarters in Baltimore, joining Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia.
The Reed grain bankruptcy case in Jefferson county West Virginia was settled with creditors agreeing to accept 10 percent of their claims. The Reed mill and elevator at Charles Town is to reopen in a few days, with Mr. Reed who has managed the place for several years in charge.
Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Kermit Roosevelt report from Oyster Bay that fourteen rare bird specimens were obtained during a Field Museum expedition into central Asia. They left Srinagar May 18 amidst a cholera outbreak and pressed north toward Lek pass through the Kara Koroum range at about 8000 feet, with all members in good health.
Paris June 27 The Chamber of Deputies approved Caillaux fiscal bill 330 to 34 after an all night session paving France toward a gold basis. The measure raises paper circulation by about six billion francs and authorizes a gold basis loan in exchange for defense bonds as it moves to the Senate.
The program for the children's service at Christ Church tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock will be conducted by Miss Sue Colston's class. Betsy Rice will announce the hymn, Helen Buckley offers the general confession and Lord's Prayer, Betsy Rice again announces the hymn, Courtney Hollis gives the creed, Helen Massey leads the collect for the third Sunday after Trinity, Betty Woodruff gives the general thanksgiving, Margaret Richards reads the lesson, Rosalie Nelson gives the talk, Elizabeth Milla handles the collection, and Rev. Robert B. Nelson offers the benediction.
Erivan Armenia June 27 a terrible cloudburst from Mount Ararat caused widespread flood damage, washing away millions of rubles in property. Thousands are left homeless as rivers overflowed. The Armenian Red Cross and Erivan State University buildings suffered major damage while American Near East Relief aids the government response.
Senator Byrd draws large crowds in Norton and Wise County as he campaigns through the Ninth District for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He outlines a Virginia road program proposing 10 million dollars for 1926 and 10 million for 1927 with maintenance and farm to market funds, while rival Mapp critiques tax plans and asserts his own funding approach.
Real estate listing covers five-eighths of an acre on Berryville pike Summit Point West Virginia. Includes a nine room frame dwelling with metal roof cellar hot air furnace and adjacent frame store room plus 18 by 18 warehouse with concrete floor both electrified. A 60 by 100 poultry house and orchard of two acres with 11-year York Imperial trees bearing this year. Merchandise stock features groceries shoes some hardware and dry goods and a Dodge truck. Also includes the good will of a 25 year established business. Terms available on application to owner Summit Point WV.
Mia, Naniie McNeer and their daughter Miss Bessie McNeer, guests of Miss Bessie Garber in Middletown, were in town today visiting.
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