City Improvement Bond Issue Called for 10N
A bond issue is proposed for city improvements with the designation 10N as the calling point. The notice outlines the plan and its anticipated scope for local infrastructure upgrades.
03 May 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
1
A bond issue is proposed for city improvements with the designation 10N as the calling point. The notice outlines the plan and its anticipated scope for local infrastructure upgrades.
City Council discussed using part of the Rouss Spring property as a tourist camp site and erecting highway signs. The proposal drew safety concerns about water supply, leading to a study and referral to a special park committee for reports to voters in a future bond election.
A mass meeting of Winchester firemen urged merchant participation in the May 11 parade. Committees contacted area businesses to advertise on service vehicles, set up ribbon markers, and arrange fireworks with Keller's Hardware. Assistant marshal Nelson praised support. participants from Strasburg and nearby towns expected.
All 1921 22 business and Automobile Licenses expired April 30 1922. They should be renewed at once. J L MAPHIS signs off urging prompt renewal.
A promotional line claims the Sanitary Cash Store will stretch your cents into dollars, offering secure spending and safer shopping. The claim emphasizes value and protection of customer funds.
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce urges all members to vote for seven directors. Vote for public spirited members who will dedicate time to the upbuilding of the area and mail ballots to the chamber by May 4, 1922. Signed GEO. B. CHAPMAN, President.
The committee was directed to inspect the theater for needed improvements. Henry reported fire apparatus drivers warned to avoid Main Street when responding to alarms and asked motorists to stay clear of fire trucks. The fire committee may spend up to ten dollars for red fire for the bicentennial parade on May 11. Solicitor Williams advised on Gray avenue extension and Virginia avenue widening with Athey interests, promising to seek adjustment. Page urged postponing the traffic ordinance to a special meeting.
The late Mr Jones of South one street left an estate valued at ten thousand five hundred eight dollars and ninety two cents. Appraisers J H Yost T Swanson and C B Grubb filed an inventory with the clerk of the Corporation Court. The personal estate was appraised at seven thousand three hundred forty nine dollars and seven cents, with merchandise eight hundred thirty four fifty nine, Liberty bond six hundred fifty two six cents, cash in store three hundred sixty one forty five, three shares Farmers and Merchants National Bank stock six hundred, and other bank certificates of deposit and savings. Real estate, a house and lot on South Main street and a vacant lot, appraised at four thousand nine hundred.
The community marks boys day with youths performing helpful deeds and fathers planning a Dad's Day to celebrate their sons. Rotarian L Marshall Baker arranged a reduced theater rate for boys to see Turn to the Right at the Empire Theater, encouraging fathers and sons to attend together.
All members are requested to attend the regular meeting on Thursday evening May 4 to discuss important business. Captain Fred W. Forney signs and Secretary G R Haines approves.
In conjunction with National Boys Week the Empire Theatre presents Turn To the Right today and tomorrow with three daily shows. The eight part production stars Alice Terry and Jack Mulhall and is offered at special father and son prices.
The notice highlights Maine grown seed potatoes and chard options. It promotes cow peas and soy beans as soil improvers and profitable hay crops. It also notes alfalfa and sweet clover rising in popularity for orchards and good returns. Foxy Grandpa story is referenced with dates.
The opening session at Christ Church in Virginia began with a quiet hour led by Rev. Conrad H. M. Goodwin of Charles Town and prayers for missionaries. Bishop William Cabell Brown presided at the 9:30 Holy Communion service, with near full delegate attendance and greetings from local leaders. The afternoon featured missionary talks from Mrs. Welborn, Deaconess Ranson, and Mrs. Randolph Shields, with plans for a missionary mass meeting that night and continuing through Thursday.
It promotes window and truck lettering bulletins banners and special sale cards. The office is at 47 West Water Street with phone 35 offering sign work for outdoor advertising through Winchester Poster Adv. Co. 1-1p-31.
In a brief note a listing advertises linen finish writing paper in white and tinted colors for 18 cents a box at People’s Bargain Store.
High pressure spray hose and trouble proof hose connections with spray guns rods nozzles and fittings. Includes strains fillers tank pumps and leads. Kayso additive recommended to spread spray and improve efficiency. Contact Orchard Supply Co at 301 N Market St phone 313.
The Fengtien army under General Chang Teen halted General Wu-Pei-Fu’s movement toward Peking after repelling the Changsin-tien push. Heavy losses and wounded fill Chang-sin-tien as reinforcements rush to a decisive front along the 100 mile line to Tien-Tsin. Sun Yat-Sen plans aid to Chang Ts0-Lin. reports say Wu-Pei-Fu killed in action per Chang Ts0-Lin headquarters.
Ernie Green was arrested on a state warrant for assault with a deadly weapon after an incident with his wife Virginia Green who said he showed a pistol but it was not fired. He was also charged with carrying concealed weapons and fined 60.50 in total after a hearing before Mayor Glass.
A roof fire at the Treasury on May 3 forced President Harding and Mrs. Harding to witness the blaze from a window. Firemen battled flames for about thirty minutes, burning through a superstructure section and spreading to neighboring roof areas. External damage was estimated at about 15000 dollars with an investigation under way.
Massey Bros announces a mechanically sound sprayer for orchard use. The unit is of modern design, has only one section in service, and is sold at a bargain for buyers needing extra equipment in their sprayer fleet. City listing indicates location.
Local ad promotes special prices on tires and tubes for Saturday. The store lists ladies silk hose and other bargain items with low prices. Located at 15 Rouwss Avenue, Hi Sprint.
Attorney for owner offers a nine room dwelling on National Ave for sale. A quick buyer can secure a cheap price. Property details are presented by Warren Rice, attorney.
In window display at Jolliffe and Jolliffe a new line of home chargers promises to recharge any radio or automobile storage battery for a few cents. The items are described as efficient affordable charging solutions for household or car use.
James B. Russell of Tila City and Union Bank of Windhawarwan is re elected president for the 34th consecutive year. Born September 6, 1841, he remains the oldest banking leader in Virginia. Election held among stockholders two days ago.
In New Haven area the Rialto Theater manager was found guilty after a Sunday night blaze that killed ten. He received a one year jail term with execution suspended pending an appeal to the Supreme Court of Errors. The verdict blamed lax supervision and unsafe practices contributing to the fatality.
Notice to Captain Bobso and all men to be present for drill on Friday May 5. No passes will be accepted. By order of the commanding officer, Geo H Grimm. Provisional or acting officer E Brengle.
The family of the late Wm Go Sr thanks Evening Star for kindness and assistance shown during their recent bereavement.
Auction notices list a sale on Saturday April 10 o'clock of household and furniture items including a kitchen buffet at 216 North Main Street.
A short note records two year old rose plants bred or labeled as mer with a brief mention of age and plant type.
Taxpayers who have not paid their poll tax for the year must settle by May 6 to be eligible to vote in November. Notices indicate unpaid 1921 taxes are long past due and will be enforced. City officials urge prompt payment.
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