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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
4
The Christian world mourns Cardinal Gibbons described as a princely churchman and gifted leader. He bore himself without ostentation, lived antique virtues, and served religion with generosity. His death is a deep loss to the Church, country, and friends.
The Star declares it will limit long polemics but welcomes public questions. It aims to keep discussions open through poems and provide more space to news, while condensing lengthy communications for clarity.
A fragmented passage reflects on reversing fortunes and the risk of wasting earnings. It laments wasted effort by workers who saved little as industry collapses and coins the question of how much real wealth can be raised when sorrow arrives and pawns are worthless.
The U S flag draped on the casket of each soldier coming home from France for burial may be kept by his parents or relatives or given to his post or the American Legion department. Graves Registration Service coordinates transport of bodies from ship to relatives’ homes.
Relatives notify the death of William J. Sherman following pneumonia at Western State Hospital where he had resided for some time. His body will be brought home for burial. Survivors include his children.
Alumni and friends of the University of Virginia are giving generously to a 3 million dollar endowment fund to be presented at the university’s centennial celebration this summer. Thomas B. Byrd, district chairman, reports widespread local support and encouraging contributions from alumni and other well wishers as progress reserves grow and the appeal gains momentum.
Mise Dorothy DuShane Swimley of Iamton Virginia visits grandmother Mrs. Wer during the Easter holiday.
Freckles worsen in March but a remedy exists using Othine double strength from a druggist applied night and morning to fade even heavy spots. Early treatment prevents summer persistence. Also contains short classifieds: two houses for sale on Kern Street and Highland Ave with immediate possession. second hand sewing machines for sale. and a furnished bachelor apartment for rent with bath and utilities.
Mr Robert W Stoneburner and Miss Nina Grace Boyce, both from Shenandoah County families, married at 8 30 oclock last evening in the Baptist Church parsonage by Rev Charles Adey. They plan to live in Martinsburg West Virginia.
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