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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1921
Page
2
The text discusses vitality tied to blood richness and warns that poor blood nutrition lowers life quality. It notes that without proper blood, body vigor declines and stresses avoiding poisons while improving diet.
On May 20 a Friday evening program at Hall will feature Red Cross pictures about Alaska Japan and France and health measures. Ice cream and cake will be sold to raise funds for thousands of orphans in Armenia cared for by Near East Relief Fund.
Mr Daniel Wright and family and sister in law Miss Elizabeth Miller of Hagerstown motored through here Sunday to Winchester. Mrs Eteee and Miss Miller are daughters of late Mr and Mrs J William Miller.
The seventy fourth session of the Great Council of Virginia of the Improved Order of Red Men convenes tomorrow in Fredericksburg and runs through Thursday. Robert F Brill leaves to represent Shawnee Tribe Winchester and A H joins in Washington to join the great council trustees. The annual report of A M Tennis great chief of records cites thriving finances and rising membership.
Richmond Virginia May 17 supporters of Senator Julien Gunn of Henrico county formed an organization to prosecute his campaign in Richmond and statewide. Outside visitors and local clubs show growing support as voters switch from other candidates citing his mature judgment and fiscal caution. Gunn has served as commonwealths attorney of Henrico, a House member, and is in his second Senate term with many colleagues backing him.
The Deerfield column notes Harry Pisbel and M Sunday visiting. Stéphens City resident Keaner visited Margaret Bausserman last week. Blanche Snapp visited sister Mrs John Snapp. Luther Snapp and Edna Snapp visited. Mrs C E Brown and children returned to Scottdale Pa after visiting local parents.
The regular May term of the Corporation Court convened yesterday at City Hall by judge F. B. Whiting of Berryville. There was no jury and no cases were scheduled for trial.
The Star reports a special forecast from the Weather Bureau predicting frost tonight in the northwest and extreme southwest portions of Virginia. The frost risk follows a clear night with low temperatures and minimal cloud cover across the region.
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