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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1925

Page

3

Senator Mapp Defends 1920 Fee Increase Vote

The statement from Accomac Virginia Senator G Walter Mapp explains his 1920 support for raising maximum fee limits for officers, contrasts 1919 1920 conditions with 1924 1925, and questions Senator Byrd and Governor candidate positions. He cites figures from 1922, calls for reform toward a salary based system, and predicts campaign reactions from fee officers.

Mapp Harrisonburg News-Record H. F. Byrd General Assembly West Byrd House Journal House Senate Fee Virginia J. E West C. Lee Moore Long Yaan Fee Commission Harry F. Byrd Senator Byrd Moore News Leader Harry Flood Byrd

Capon Bridge Fire Destroys Bungalow. Origin Unknown

Capon Bridge, W V May 4 A bungalow owned by W H Maury was destroyed by fire early Tuesday morning with the origin undetermined. J S Taylor of Romney visited the home of Frank Kerns last Sunday. Capon Bridge high school sent representatives to the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester on Friday.

John Hart Lyle Ruth Kerns B. A. Giffin John Haines John Smith Hoy W. Va Frank Kerns Cletus Whitacre Little Son Lela Oates Burlington Frank Shuler Cumberland Margaret Shuler Martha Horner Capon Bridge W. H. Maury J. S. Taylor Romney Capon Bridge High School Winchester

Testimonial for Mr Ryan To Be Given Friday Night

A committee led by W Nelson Page Philip Williams Robert T Barton and T Russell Cather plans a testimonial dinner for W A Ryan director general of the Apple Blossom Festival. The event at the George Washington Hotel Friday evening will include speeches and a fine dinner in Mr Ryan's honor, with a later substantial civic appreciation.

W. Nelson Page Philip Williams Robert T. Barton T. Russell Cather W. A. Ryan George Washington Ryan

Public Sale of Valuable Orchard in Rockland Virginia

J Mi Stowers advertises a public auction for a 57 acre orchard near Rockland in Warren County Virginia on May 23 1925 at 2 PM. The property includes 30 acres of bearing 13 year old trees Staymen Jonathan Wolf River and others, 20 acres of 4 year old Delicious Staymen Winesaps, and 7 acres woodland. Terms require one third cash and the rest in two equal bonds due one and two years later secured by deed of trust.

Court House Rockland Warren County Virginia Jonathan Wolf River Codland Mi Stowers

Public Sale of Equity in R H Lantz Farm Near Middletown Va

Public sale to transfer the equity in the R H Lantz Morrison farm about 2 miles west of Middletown in Frederick County Virginia. The 223 acre tract is subject to a deed of trust securing $9,500 owed to Shenandoah Valley Joint Stock Land Bank. Sale held May 25 1925 at 11 a m in front of Middletown State Bank Woodstock address for terms and inquiries with trustees F B Tavennner E D Newman and J M Bauserman and Austioneer C T Brumback.

Middletown State Bank Middletown R. H. Lantz Lantz National Valley Bank of Staunton Shenandoah Valley Joint Stock Land Bank Staunton Woodstock

Estate of Emma B Nalls under court reference in Winchester

In the 1925 April term of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia M M Lynch executor of Emma B Nalls is directed to refer the matter to a Master Commissioner in Chancery to report on real estate liens taxes and rental value. The commissioner must convene creditors settle accounts determine entitlements and report any other pertinent matters. Publication notice is required and a May 29 1925 date is set for execution at Lynch's office with possible adjournments.

Emma B. Nalls M. M. Lynch Winchester Virginia A. J. Tavenner P .Q

Glass Named Commissioner to General Assembly

Thomas R. Glass of Missouri Mont was elected as one of two commissioners to represent Butte Presbytery at the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Columbus Ohio for two weeks starting May 21. Glass, an elder at Hamilton Montana, will join Rev James G Knotter of Anaconda as the presbytery delegates amid expectations the event will rekindle clashes over fundamentalism and modernism.

Thomas R. Glass Missouri Mont Nannie R. Glass W. W. Glass Winchester Butte James G. Knotter Anaconda Missoula Montana Glass Columbus

Four Buicks to be Given Away by Mr Griffin

Local residents can attend a Devoe demonstration at Griffin paint shop on South Main Street. A national contest offers four new Buick automobiles as prizes. Participants must visit the store for information, view the demonstration, then write a five word or shorter phrase about the Devoe home improvement plan. Winners announced from Devoe Reynolds Co. in New York on July 16. The event also includes a free interior decoration course and color scheme help from a Devoe expert.

Griffin Paint Shop South Main Street Griffin Devoe &Reyonlds Co., Inc Aldest Paint Concern America Devoe Buick Devoe & Reynolds Co., Inc Futon Street New York

Church Members Hold Jail Service At County Jail

Forty four Mount Pleasant Church members visited Winchester yesterday to conduct a service for inmates at the county jail. The event aimed to offer solace and spiritual support to prisoners and reflect community outreach by local faith leaders.

Mount Pleasant Winchester County

Fe 1TH Verzi¢ors Speak At Jail Meeting

Short talks were given and hymns sung during a jail meeting. Verzi¢ors of the jail attended as speakers, delivering brief talks and leading the hymn singing.

Undefined Proverb Fragment Discusses Perception

Fragmentary quotation notes that a man is safe only when others view him as such. Reflects a Boston newspaper snippet from March or an early periodical. The line hints at social judgment and self perception without clear context or attribution.

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