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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
2
Residents of Iwn Mention N Virginia recount church services and visits as families travel to Meyerstown and Charles Town. The article lists numerous social calls, illnesses, funerals, births, and congratulations, highlighting community ties among Kibler Buckhan, Schlack, Bailey, Cave, and Clark families and others in the area.
On Apple Pie Ridge Virginia May 7 a sudden death is reported for Mr. R. B. Em. The brief notice records a local death at a small Virginia community, noting the timing and location without further detail.
Sunday services will be conducted next Sunday afternoon May 10th at 3 00 o clock by pastor Rev J Luther Neff Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be observed and we urge all members and friends to be present in memory of Him Also a wartime remark on Jewish soldiers in World War I noting 5 percent of service members were Jewish and 8 of 78 congressional medals awarded to Jews
Alfred M. Cohen, president of the Independent Order of Bnai Brith, defends Jewish loyalty to America. He cites Jewish participation in all American wars and rejects claims by Princeton and Harvard professors that Jews lack allegiance. He argues that giving one’s life is proof of loyalty and notes strong Jewish service in U S history.
Henry Ford Harvey Firestone Thomas Edison and other tycoons invest in southern Florida real estate after extensive research. Roger Babson predicts Florida offers the era’s greatest money making opportunities and Hollywood by the Sea attracts rapid growth with over 33 million dollars in summer public works and construction. Moderate buyers are urged to invest as resale profits loom.
Dr. F. W. Boland, Milk and Meat Inspector, reports the reapplication of city milk testing shows no sediment in samples. Tests displayed on cardboard reinforced that methods adopted by local milkmen yield sediment free milk, marking a major improvement over conditions months earlier.
Mrs Harry Maloy returned yesterday to her home in Altoona Pennsylvania after a two week stay as a guest of the Misses Brown at their Kent street residence.
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