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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1924

Page

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Public sale rendered void for noncompliance in Frederick case

Decree in Frederick County Circuit Court confirms sale of two acres near Mount Airy to Harry M. Sartelle for 2200 after previous bidder H. P. Lovett failed to meet sale terms. Lovett ordered to pay 390 dollars, 87 dollars in advertising costs, and 37 dollars in extra auctioneer expenses.

Frederick County Elisha Orndorff Mary Orndorff Als Mount Lovett Harry M. Sartelle YM. Sartelle H. P. Lovett Austmeer R, Sartelle

Mother Gives Blood to Save Her Child

Mrs. William Routt Jr formerly Ruth Ebersole received a blood transfusion in Baltimore to help her infant son William, under care at Union Memorial Hospital. The child’s relapse followed a recent operation but showed some improvement, with another transfusion possible for both mother and child.

William Routt, Jr Ruth Ebersole Baltimore William Union Memorial Hospital

County Couples Licensed to Marry

Marriage licenses were issued this afternoon at the county clerk's office to Charles C. Denny a school teacher of White Post and Miss Madeline V. Johnson daughter of the late Clarence Johnson of Whitacre where Mr Denny taught last winter. and Howard J. Grubbs and Miss Rosa B. Copeland both of Star Tannery.

Charles C. Denny White Post Madeline V. Johnson Clarence Johnson Whitacre Denny Howard J. Grubbs Rosa B. Copeland Star Tannery

Tourists Escape Injury After Snowbound Auto Crash

Mr and Mrs R F Cherry from Winchester Virginia were trapped under the steering wheel when their car skidded on new snow near Long Hill outside Cumberland Maryland. They were freed by passersby and taken to the Fort Cumberland Hotel by Edgar D Growden. The Cherry car was towed to a local garage and the couple remained at the hotel.

Cumberland R. F. Cherry Winchester Long Hill Louisville Fort Cumberland Edgar D. Growden Frederick W. Growden Decatur Street Cherry

Spring vacation visitors from New Jersey and Farmville

Misses Bess Rush Katherine Dudley and Susie Booker teachers at Prospect Hill School Trenton New Jersey arrived for spring vacation with relatives Others include Misses Helen Crisman Margaret Smith Mary Tyler and Edith Cornwell students from Farmville State Teachers College visiting for spring break.

Bess Rush Katherine Dudley Susie Booker Prospect Hill School Trenton N. J Helen Crisman Margaret Smith Mary Tyler Edith Cornwell Farmville Colege

Sinclair Refuses Testimony On Oil Dealings

The Senate oil committee ordered Harry F. Sinclair to testify after denying his counsel’s plea. Will Hays denied a story that Sinclair used oil stock to pay off the 1920 Republican deficit. The panel voted 9 to 2 to deny Sinclairs request not to answer about Cheyenne oil lease cases. Sinclair refused to testify further. The committee later certified Sinclair for contempt.

Washington Harry F. “Sinclair Senate Oil Committee Today Will H. Hays Sinclair Republican Party Treasury Walsh Republican National Oil Committee Today Harry F. Sinclair Or Walsh Bursum New Mexico Cheyenne Oil Committee Teapot Dome National Committee Senate

John Pyne Jr Returns to Huntington to Rejoin Robinson Circus

John Pyne Jr traveling from North Market Street to Huntington West Virginia resumes duties as advertising agent for the John Robinson circus. He has been connected with the circus for five years. Mrs Ramty and Mrs Clarence Ramty return to Charles Town after visiting Miss Mary Sherman who is ill west of town.

John Pyne, Jr North Market Street Huntington W. Va John Robinson Circus iMrs Clarence Ramty Thave Charles Town W Va Mary Sherman Town

Death by steam and air explosion at McDowell county shop

Archie Lee Robinson aged twenty two died from burns after a steam and compressed air explosion at a water pump house behind a blacksmith shop in Superior McDowell county West Virginia. The accident occurred when cold outside air rushed into the steam laden building triggering the blast. He married Stella Hancock and leaves a widow two young daughters his mother and several siblings.

Archie Lee Robinson the Star Superior McDowell County W. Va Emma Robinson Stephens City Robinson Mr. Robinson Stella Hancock West Virginia MacDowell County J. D. Robinson Saeger Virginia Headley William Heardley Harry William Daniel James Robinson Charles Robinson

Square Dance Tonight Aids Local Firemen

Tonight at Friendship Hall a square dance offers good music for a fun evening and raises money to support local firemen.

Friendship Hall

Ownership of Wood Triggers County Court Case

A county magistrate hears a dispute over four wagon loads of stove wood. David F. Brown admits taking the wood but says a woodland owner’s agent gave permission. Parties Reed and Teets claim Brown’s permission was unauthorized. Bob Clark and Maphis are called as witnesses to prove ownership and rights to the wood. The case hinges on who held the wood rights and who could grant access. A reward note follows for a lost purse and ivory idol.

A. J. Tavenner David IF. Brown Nain Brown Maphis Charles Reed William Teets Reed Teets Bob Clark Edward Himelright Himelright Mapris

Convict Road Work Expands in Winchester Valley

Senator Byrd reports state funds allotted to operate convicts on the Witchester to Front Royal road near Tollgate with plans to enlarge the camp. Additional appropriations fund Gore Road grading and resurfacing to the West Virginia line while the Castleman's Ferry to Purcellville route joins the state system. The Winchester Leesburg link enters the state system, tolls on Castleman's Ferry bridge end, and two routes to Washington emerge via Lee Jackson Highway and Berry's Ferry path.

H. F. Byrd H. B. Sproul Valley State Highway Commission Front Royal Road Tollgate Gore Road Gore West Virginia Line Byrd Shenandoah River Castleman’s Ferry Purcellville Winchester Leesburg Castleman's Ferry Washington Boyce Millwood Berry’s Ferry

Tram Strike in London Halts City Transport

Trains and buses stopped as tramway workers strike for higher wages and omnibus staff walk out in sympathy. London County Council system, 163 miles of track, plus private lines, are affected, with about 3500 omnibuses tied up and routes reaching 20 to 30 miles beyond the city. Daily traffic of nearly seven million people disrupted. subway workers may join.

Associated Press Condon London County Council London Subway

One Marriage in Seven Ends in Divorce at Colonial Theatre

Statistics show 14.5 percent of U.S. marriages end in divorce courts. The piece highlights the film Let Not Man Put Asunder at the Colonial Theatre with Pauline Frederick and Jon Tellegen leading an all star cast.

United States Washington J. Stuart Blackton Colonial Theatre Pauline Frederick Jon Tellegen Leslie Austen Helena D’algy Martha Peterle Violet de Barros

Wise Jail Population Stands Near Normal Level

Wise Virginia March 22 Prisoners move in and out of the county jail under jailer Skeens with a roughly steady population. About forty five inmates are held on offenses ranging from petty crimes to murder and the count remains near normal.

Wise Skeens

Entomologist Hough Returns to City from Ohio State

Mr. Hough, entomologist at the Winchester field laboratory, returns to the city after spending winter at Ohio State University. He is joined by associate Felix J. Schneiderhan, a plant pathologist.

MR. Hough W. S. Houzh Winchester Field Laboratory Ohichioo State University Felix J. Schneiderhan

Star athlete Earl Heatwole killed by freight cars

Earl A Heatwole 22 a famed Shenandoah Valley athlete died instantly in Staunton B and O yards when a pair of loaded cars collided and he was struck. The Harrisonburg native lived with his aunt Miss Etta Wise in Harrisonburg and left behind his wife Catherine Hughes and infant son. He starred for Harrisonburg in the Valley League and played for Shenandoah Collegiate Institute and Massanutten Academy, later guiding Timber Ridge Weyers Cave teams. Surviving siblings include Rufus Heatwole Harvey Heatwole Wilmer Heatwole and Mrs Ben Meyerhorffer.

Harrisonburg Earl A. Heatwole Shenandoah Valley Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Staunton Heatwale Heatwole Etta Wise East Wolfe Street Young Heatwole Lynchburg Haw River Catherine Hughes Shenandoah Collegiate Institute Dayton Cat Charlottesville Waa Penket Shenandoah Valley Norrisonburg Timber’ Ridge Woodstock Salisbury Massanutten Academy Dayton Hornets Weyers Cave Timber Ridge Adam Heatwole Rufus K. Heatwole Bowman Technical School Lancaster Pad Hapvey Wilmer Heatwole Ben Meyerhorffer George Heatwole Homer Crow Cross Keys

Mail Boxes Offered by Shenandoah Valley Bank

Bank announces mailbox supply service for customers and invites inquiries at the Shenandoah Valley National Bank. Call during business hours to arrange installation or details.

Tha Bank

For Rent Two Furnished Bedrooms In New Home

Two furnished bedrooms available in a new home with modern conveniences. Apply at 113 W. Monmouth Street. Ip-tf

Monmouth Street

For Sale Dairy Farm Equipment and Cattle Offer

April Lay A Lot Farm will offer dairy equipment and cows for sale if not already sold. F. & Miller, Kernstown Virginia advertise a sale of stock shares and related items. Includes references to Scott Affleck Jr and Read Moling & Seal Spring Coats and Suits ad on the 7th page.

F. &. Miller Kernstown Moling & Seal

Roxie Says She Was Framed in Cleveland Hotel

Miss Stinson, divorcee of Jesse W. Smith, testified before the investigating committee that she and A. L. Pink registered under fictitious names in a Cleveland hotel and faced possible arrest for blackmail attempts. She described meeting Finks, a dinner, and later being told of the fictitious registration. She said a Columbus Citizen reporter offered a lead for Teapot Dome information.

Roxie Cleveland Associated Press Washington Stinsom Jesse W. Smith A. L. Pink Buffalo N. Y Finks Harry Daugherty Miss Stinson Lyle Johnson Columbus Citizen Teapot Dome Court House Columbus Ohio

Insurance Agency Ad Promise of Real Protection

An insurance ad asserts true protection comes from paying for coverage. H. F. Bryarly & Bro. general insurance agency claims to furnish protection from nearly every insurable loss and urges readers to seek their services.

Hf. R. Bryarly & Bro. General Insurance

West Virginians Are Wedded Here

Ernest W. Frye and Miss M. Ruth Pilgrim, prominent Wardensville families, were married Thursday at 4 pm in Grace Kirther Methodist Church parsonage on North Market Street. Rev. A A Kelly performed the ceremony. The couple left for Washington and other eastern cities and will reside in Wardensville after their return.

Ernest W. Frye M. Ruth Pilgrim Wardensville Hardy County W. Va Grace Kirther Cherch North Market Street A. A. Kelly Fryer Washington

Shockey Brothers Killings Stun Franklin County

Samuel Shockey and Willis or Willa Willis are held after Samuel confesses to killing his brother Jacob Shockey during a quarrel near Chambersburg. The case centers on forged claims of widowhood by Willis and a troubling chain of events including a move from Columbus, Ohio. Authorities pursue details as the coroner's inquest proceeds.

Associated Press Chambersburg Franklin County Samuel Shockey Willis Willa Shockey Jacob Shockey Moll Here Asone Samuel Columbus Ohio Jacob Ofa Iva Willis Pannett Ockey Delaware

Hunchback of Notre Dame Plays Empire Theatre Run

The Empire Theatre presents The Hunchback of Notre Dame as a major Universal City release with matinee and evening showings. Prices vary by seating level with box seats at one dollar plus tax and other seats priced lower. the orchestra and gallery sections feature affordable options as early sales run strong.

Notre Dame Empire Theatre the Empire The Empire Rere Fein Universal City Gal Street Playhouse New York Universal Films Washi Washington Star City Empire Carl Laemmile United States

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Pelters Zihlman Frederick N. Zihlman Maryland Chicago Will Hays Robinson's Circus Unusua Archie Robinson West Va Neidemeyer & Co Line Earl Heatwole Son of Brea Saens Shen Valley Nat Bank SAIE Hatloe Tire Scott Affleck, Jr Coptatont Weve Tome Wirroorio Honorio Pueyrredon Jess Smith Reporter Girl
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