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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
2
A Richmone man weighs 89 pounds, then 130 after using Taniac. He credits his sister for urging the remedy and says recovery is remarkable. Royd Drugea and other druggists in Winchester advertise Taniac as a life changer.
Mrs Reciolph Barton Mise Kath erine Barton Mrs Douglas Duer Mrac Robert Barton and Miss Isabel Goodenow sailed for England recently and are now in London. They will travel to Oxford for the graduation of Alexander Kirkland Barton a Rhodes scholar at Christ Church College.
Miss visiting Hartmore called home by illness of her mother Mrs J Swimley and niece Miss Helen Jobery Mrs Janney McKee of White Hall summoned home by illness of her mother Mrs S M Purcell who is much better Mrs Howard Boden and daughter visited Martinsburg relatives Miss Johnetta Wright volunteers for Epworth League life service leaving today for Lake Junaluska NC Preaching Sunday July 3 by Rev G W Gaither Mr and Mrs Charles Carr Martinsburg weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Snapp Friends of Miss Helen Jobe pleased by her rapid recovery from appendectomy at Memorial Hospital expected home in a week or ten days
Charles Murphy of Waynesville Va writes to The Star to correct a previous article about the Old Swimmin Hole. He notes the site belongs to Murphy and neighbors and that the bathhouse invites all to swim with no special privileges needed.
Local notes from Chambersville record visits by Kelligen, Winchester residents, and the Loy family from near here. Preaching at Round Hall M. E. Church drew a large crowd. Harvesting progresses as an electric storm causes tree damage. Mrs. Morris and family visit from Ohio and Mrs. Morris is identified as former Miss Larrick. Ladies Aid Society of the Frederick Circuit meets next Saturday at 2 30 at Mrs. George Craig’s home. full attendance requested.
Janitor Hawkins of the county buildings started a large bonfire of waste paper and rubbish on City Hall Plaza. The heat and perspiration were heavy as he stirred the flames, saying it was his duty to keep the premises clean in any weather. Mrs. Charles Ridgeley White, formerly Miss Lucy Marshall Willis, is visiting Wayside, Long Island, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bell.
Local notes from Bloom Virginia dated June 29 list guests at the home of Mr and Mrs FE U Richard including Rey Mr Koontz and Miss Ruby Richard of Woodstock and others from Winchester Lebanon Church and Washi. Stork visits reported with two new babies.
Funeral services for Edgar C Emmart Gainesboro farmer were held at 10 oclock this morning conducted by Rev Stickley of Gainesboro Methodist, with flowers sent by neighbors and a burial service led by the same pastor. Pallbearers included T Carson Adams Thomas Adams John Rogers C T Adams Forrest Bageant William Mecklwee Joshua Darlington and Dick Davis.
Former State Senator Mark Magrader of Missouri visits Winchester for an unspecified visit. Joined by Harry M. Seabright Frank Magruder and Mrs. Cora Whisson in the social gathering.
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