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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1927

Page

4

Red Cross mobilizes aid for Mississippi flood victims

The American Red Cross faces a vast relief task in the Mississippi Valley with hundreds of thousands displaced. Trained workers nurses and physicians operate in the stricken area aided by aircraft wireless stations and boats. The relief fund of 10 million dollars is the minimum, with more likely needed as camps continue for weeks and reconstruction begins.

American Red Cross Missippi Red Cross Baker

Preservation Versus Progress in American Homes

The piece argues for preserving historic fragments amid new construction. It cites European practice and French examples where demolished structures leave relics integrated into new buildings. It notes booster risks and praises memorial societies for safeguarding mantels, bricks, and ironwork for future dignity.

Europe France

What’s the Use Lynchburg Urges Action Against Doom

In a Lynchburg News note the Federation of Women’s Clubs is urged to act against “communists” and youth movements. Rev Gerald B Winrod claims evolution teaching threatens the nation and warns a Russia-like fate. The piece repeats the refrain that if doom is near the time to save it is now.

Lynchburg Federation of Women’s Clubs James A. Moss United States Army Republic Gerald B. Winrod Kansas United States Russia

Steel helmets parade tests Berlin order

Berlin witnesses a 70 000 strong Steel Helmet parade amid fears of radical violence. Police kept peace and safeguarded free government as uniforms, goose steps, imperial colors, and marching tunes stirred old regime memories.

New York Berlin

Germany’s liberal grip grows as postwar plan gains strength

The piece notes two years after the 1935 April elections that von Hindenburg’s presidency has fortified the republic. It credits liberal leaders Marx and Stresemann and argues Dawes plan Locarno and League membership underpin the balance. It calls for sane liberal foreign handling of disarmament and reparations to sustain the trend.

von Hindenburg Ort Marx Stresemann Germany League

Virginia Bus Lines See 50 Percent Passenger Increase

Motor bus lines in Virginia report a rise in monthly passengers from 25 000–30 000 to an expected 50 000 as summer approaches. Eastern Public Service Corp cites first quarter 1927 earnings well above dividend needs and plans all steel equipment with metal brakes to standardize service.

Homer P. Ford Eastern Public Service Corporation Colonial National Bank Roanoke Virginia Indiana Allsteel Paylor United States

Summer Schedule Of Swimming Club At Legion Pool

Miss Mary Katherine Aulick and C Herbert Shutte announce the Service Swimming Club program effective May 9 at Legion Pool. Daily sessions run 3:30 to 5:00 for youths and 7:30 to 9:30 in the evenings for adults with instructors named for each group and day.

Legion Pool Mary Katherine Aulick C. Herbert Shutte The Service Swimming Club Herbert Shutte Andrew Bell Thomas B. Byrd Taylor Barr Emma Ginn Baker Sam Pope Howard Taylor Edna Highmey Eastern Publice Service Corporation George Washington Jack Winchester Roanoke Strasburg Woodstock New Market Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Natural Bridge Buchanan Woodstuck

Memorial Service Honors Mrs. W J Webster by Winchester Presbyterial

The Winchester Presbyterial held a touching memorial for Mrs W J Webster longtime auxiliary president known as Mother Webster The service in Romney featured remarks by her son Rev Dr James Webster and speakers Dr James B Woods and Miss Margaret Engle Also elected officers included Frances Capper as treasurer J B Bittinger as secretary and Mary Stribling as secretary Christian social service with district chairmen Ethel Parsons and others named.

Winchester Frances W. Capper Assembly Home Missions J. B. Bittinger Gerrardstown W. Va Young People’s Work Frances W. McFaden Christian Social Service Mary Stribling Martinsburg Martha J. Silver Claude B. Stickley Vaucluse Murray Winters Keyser Ethel Parsons Romney

West Virginia church group lists officers for 1928 convention

Thur Davenport Rawdon W Va and Mrs Bruce Slonaker Winchester named in a list of officers who will hold over until the 1928 convention. Other officers include President Mrs Robert Kuykendall Moorefield corresponding secretary Miss Ellen Kuykendall Moorefield secretary for foreign missions Mrs A D Kenamond Shepherdstown and others across the state.

Thur Davenport Rawdon W. Va Bruce Slonaker Winchester Robert 8. Kuykendall Moorefield Ellen Kuykendall A. D. Kenamond Shepherdstown William Bond Thomas

Watermelon Theft Payment Recalled From Indiana Farm

Mrs. Joseph G Glasscock of Veedersburg Indiana received one dollar from a man in payment for half a watermelon stolen from her father's farm sixty years ago.

Joseph G., Glasscock Veedersburg Indiana

Virginia sets two percent shrinkage tolerance for meat products

The Virginia Division of Markets fixes a two percent shrinkage tolerance for hams bacon and smoked or cured meats sold in the state from June 1. Grocers dealers and retailers must label packages with net weight and ensure products do not exceed the tolerance or risk misbranding penalties. Citizens are urged to report violations to weights and measures or the local attorney.

Department of Agriculture of Virginia General Assembly Tocal Commonwealth

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