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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
3
A Brad hearst Episcopel meeting at the home of a local hostess drew twelve members. The evening included refreshments and social time after talks on the Wilderness Phoph. Mrs Bovkey and Mrs Neftie Brit were among attendees.
Mr. Wilmer Shryock is expected to return from Fort Lander by dates related to his spending, with plans indicating his forthcoming arrival. Local sources note his stay and anticipated departure details as reported by officials in the area.
The fragment lists several people visiting or staying in New York Baltimore and Harrisburg. Mr Shirley Carterjds and Mrs Carter travel between cities while Mr Joe Follette a Amico Gas representative returns to Harrisburg. Mr and Mrs Copp of Washington plan a weekend visit with John Winkie. Mrs Steck and Mr Russell are in Baltimore amid news of Mee Loring Cover’s serious illness.
Mrs Cltles Trenary will attend the Rotary convention in ict and spend several weeks as guest of Mrs Lawrence Price.
Miss Dale Slane of Old Stream West Virginia will spend the weekend as a guest of Mr and Mrs J Di Mcluding in Shepherdstown West Virginia.
Fragmented notes from a TPI site near Norfolk mention a Tuesday event connected to Mr. ey Canter of this city and Mrs. Braner of St Monroe, with registration at Guthertint tear, details unclear.
War Department announced summer citizen military training camps will run July 1 to 30. The third corps area will operate camps at Camp Meade Maryland Fort Monroe Virginia and Fort ae.
Wholesale market quotes list varied prices for flour corn meal eggs and poultry. Prices shown include young chickens small twenty cents, spring chickens around forty cents, and mixed feed and flour middlings priced by the ton.
Mickie asserts that Essex offers a totally differentary vehicle with exclusive patented advantages and unprecedented results not attained by any previous car.
A garbled market snippet lists sheep and lamb prices with times and figures. Mentions include lambs and associated earnings, but the text remains largely unreadable for precise details.
At Pedro Cal March 25 the California and nine other dreadnoughts staged a major naval gunfire practice. Eleven battleships fired 125 tons of steel projectiles across the calm Pacific, mock battles enacting a six minute engagement with destroyers and torpedoes providing simulated enemy fire. High speed salvos from 16 inch guns reached targets up to 20 miles away as smoke screens drifted and crews tested maneuvers at 18 knots.
Empire Tonight presents The Glorious Girl a musical comedy by Harrington Adams Inc Fortoria Ohio under Robert Y Conrad Post American Legion. Winchester's talent cast aims to wow fans with a charity night at the Empire. Many seats sold but some remain for tonight and tomorrow.
A fragmented note hints at mystery influencing a hair score amid a crowded scene. It mentions influence over a stance or pose and references a large audience or audience-size figure. The readable parts point to a puzzle mood rather than a clear event or person.
The reader notes a persistent chewing sound while listening to Wonderful English Radio Pan and wonders if America heard the same. The Boston Transcript records the listener’s remark and questions the broadcast’s clarity.
Awnings sent a card and a tes from Hagerstown dated August 25. The item appears in a brief notice noting the delivery or communication related to the awning order. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Dispatches from Calcutta report a shocking Kali sacrifice near Mendla Jabalpur in the central province. Mulchand, once a native government official, condemned his son and later his daughter to sacrifice after illness failed to improve. The boy died from exposure after being deprived of food and bound near a sacred site. Mulchand and two sons were sentenced to death for the act.
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