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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1925
Page
3
A fragmentary note outlines nightly features at the Colonial Theatre for next week. It mentions a benefit night and a domestic drama adaptation titled Wife Doing with a portion of gross receipts allocated to a fund.
Sunday services on USB Rural Charge for March 15 at Fey Church Rural Charge list Sunday school at 9 45 a m reorganized Sindy school. Sermon by pastor at 10 45 a m. Ridaguptermon services by pastor Sunday school at 2 30 p m. Endeavor at 7 30 p m. New Sunday school meets Christian Endeavor at 7 36 p m. Wednesday schedule appears incomplete.
A 19th century report describes letters from Krom Pye claiming to help secure release from jail and extract 360000 dollars from a secret vault. The notes allege nobleman involvement and depict a scheme that finally led to a prisoner becoming truly jailed last week.
Catholics in Alsace begin a regional strike against new French government rules on religious education. Bishop Ruch urges a school-wide refusal across Colmar and nearby communities, aiming to last as long as needed to protest inter confessional neutrality provisions.
A strong March blizzard moved into the Midwest with 60 mile per hour winds. Chicago and the western Rocky Mountain region were being hit as snowfall blanketed Colorado and Iowa. Temperatures dropped rapidly while the storm was described as beneficial for spring crops by adding moisture to dry soil.
A fragment discusses municipal concern over algae and disease in Winchester. It notes increasing immune protection during epidemics, mentions a monthly bacteriologist from the state board, and praises the purity and freedom from bacteria in the city’s drinking water as a reassurance for public health.
President Coolidge received Baron Ago Von Maltzan as German ambassador and praised Germany’s path toward prosperity and peace. He honored the late President Ebert’s leadership, stressed mutual understanding, and affirmed U.S. support for Germany’s economic reconstruction and stable future.
Fragmentary OCR note references a historic exchange with President Ebert and a statement to Mr. Coolidge about personal dignity and welfare of the United States. Details are unclear and partially garbled, but imply a diplomatic or ceremonial message linked to early 20th century figures.
Canadian liquor in auto seized in Amherst county linked to Boston shipment. Four men arrested, two women involved, sworn confession obtained. Pearl Falwell and Edward Elman face preliminary hearing next Wednesday. Charges include transporting liquor impersonating state officers and highway robbery. Coleman charged with aiding and abetting robbery. Reed Nash and Drinkard linked to the alleged hold up.
By virtue of an execution I will offer in front of the Court House on Saturday March 21 1925 at ten o clock AM One Star Touring Car 1924 model in good condition. Terms cash. L Pannett Sheriff.
Bids are invited for a building addition at 4 Gainsboro road. Specifications can be seen at the office of J. E. Rodman, Chairman. Date 3-14-6t.
Senator Cougenny accuses a New York firm Svamboo and Black of pressuring for Ford to influence the不 treasury. He warns the Senate to be wary of outside interference amid political fights involving Trueman H. Newberry, who resigned from the Senate.
Fincastle Virginia letter argues for Harry F Byrd in the upcoming primary. The author cites Byrd as a farmer ally who opposed the road bond issue, supported funding for roads and schools, and favors honest government. He urges farmers to back Byrd to avoid increased taxes and ensure effective rural representation.
Gore Virginia on March 12 includes Baptist youths planning a basement social and several residents visiting relatives and hosting guests at dinners. The local scene lists residents like Mrs. Kern daughter Mrs. Good, Mr. Clemons and family, and visitors from Winchester and Brunswick Md, with neighbors described in varying health and social contexts.
The readable text is fragmentary and lacks coherent facts or named entities. No clear event, date, or involved organizations are identifiable for a concise newspaper card.
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