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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1925

Page

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Winchester Virginia book praised in local history review

The publisher E Keister receives strong praise for Morton’s Winchester Virginia Story of Winchester in Virginia. The review highlights the city’s rich two century history and prominent figures such as Lord Fairfax George Washington Stonewall Jackson Sheridan Broadwater Rouss Handley and McGuire. The work emphasizes Winchester as a focal Virginia historic center with Washington letters and a prosperous present in Handley School and local orchards.

E. Keister Winchester Frederick Morton Robert E. Lee Morton Virginia Frederic Morton Lord Fairfax George Washington Stonewall Jackson General Sheridan Charles Broadway Rouss Hunter McGuire John Handley Rouss Handley Washington Winchester Vna America Eor Handley School

Big Minstrel Act At Colonial Tonight

A big double bill at the Colonial features Emmett Welch's Minstrels direct from B. Keith Vaudeville theatres before Atlantic City summer engagement. The 30 minute peppy pot pourri adds songs dances and comedy. Also shows The Little French Girl with Mary Brian Alice Joyce Esther Ralston and Neil Hamilton. Prices tonight 10 25 50c.

Emmett Welch Minstrels Winchester B. Keith Atlantic City Million Dollar Pier Paramount Mary Brian Wendy Alice Joyce Esther Ralston Neil Hamilton America D. W. Griffith Herbert Brenon

Hudson Prices Reduced for Coach and Passengers

Hudson prices cut with coach now delivered at 1875 dollars. The 5 and 7 passenger models reduced by 100 dollars each. Winchester Hudson Co. April 27 notice.

Winchester Hudson CO

Hudson Essex ad for used cars moves to Winchester site

Hudson Essex agency changes location for used cars to 103 North Main Winchester. The Hudson Hudson Co. listing notes the move dated May 20.

N. Main

Hats Sale At Discount Prices This Friday

A brief newspaper notice advertises a hat sale priced from 1.00 to 3.00 dollars to take place Friday. Margaret L Hodgson is listed in the notice with reference to page and column markers.

Margaret L. Hodgson

May 30 Auction of Mrs. Emma B Nalls Residence

The seven room brick home of the late Mrs. Emma B. Nalls at 118 South Market Street will be sold at auction on Saturday May 30. Promoters tout it as one of the citys most desirable residences and sale bills provide further details.

Emma ,B. Nalls South Market Street

Lost on East Piccadilly St Bank book and checkbook

Lost on East Piccadilly Street a bank book and checkbook. Return to The Star. Mrs Alson Hott. While house cleaning save all articles of discarded furniture or clothing for a rummage sale. (5-7-1p-tf)

East Piccadilly St the Star Alson Hott

Two Family House Near Handley School Prospect

Property listing notes a two family house located near Handley School with contact phone number 122. The item is from Ab 21-1p-80 classified ad material.

Orrent Handley School

Thirsty Americans flock to Niagara Falls beer sale

Americans crossed the bridges to Niagara Falls Ontario to buy the new four four beer. Parking filled as many autos entered the city and beer parlors ran crowded. The town wore a festive look with flags and bunting as drinkers sat at tables per law.

Niagara Falls Ont Sociated Press International Bridges

Census Reaches 6000 Mark in Winchester Today

The Winchester census tally passed 6,000 with expectations it will exceed 10,000, possibly nearing 12,000. Enumerators focus on permanent residents, excluding floating populations, boarding schools, and hotel boarders unless they live year round in Winchester. The 1920 federal census showed 6,883 for the city, with the current count reflecting a large five year rise.

Winchester

Fundamentalist Faction At Odds Over Candidate

The 137th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church opens with militant fundamentalists backing Lapsley A. McFee for moderator while William J. Bryan supports W. O. Thompson. Other candidates include Erdman and Rogers as conservatives. The liberal fundamentalist controversy over New York Presbytery looms, with potential disciplinary action for disloyalty.

Associated Press Columbus General Assembly Presbyterian Church United States of America William J. Bryan Byran W. O. Thompson Ohio State University Harry C. Rogers Kansas City New York

Airplanes to be tried for arctic trip by Byrd

Commander Byrd navigates for MacMillan expedition returns to Philadelphia with planes conditioned for polar flight. Peary's daughter christens the airplane carrier Peary as it sails from New York to Boston for the June 17 departure toward Etah Greenland. Bowdoin will join later.

Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr United States Navy North Pole Donald MacMillan Philadelphia Navy Yard New York Commander Byrd Philadelphia MacMillan Arctic Circle Far North Byrd Empire Theatre Captain MacMillan Boston Associated Press Snow Baby Admiral Peary Peary Arctic Bowdoin Pole Alaska Utah United States Donald B. MacMillan Robert E. Peary Robert Gilbert Grossvenor National Geographic Society Etah Greenland Cape Thomas Hubbard

Ridings Dies at 43 in Stephens City

John F. Ridings died suddenly at his home in Stephens City after a five day illness. He was 43, a farmer, and longtime United Brethren Church member. Funeral from his home Saturday at 2 pm with burial at Sunrise Cemetery near Relief. Survived by wife, parents, one brother, and four sisters.

John F. Ridings Stephens City W. H. Ridings Fred W. Ridings S. A. Glaize N. D. Long Middletown P. S. Snapp Joseph Strode United Brethren Church Sunrise Cemetery

Riffian Menace Seen as More Serious Than Said

FEZ and RABAT Morocco May 21. Military circles admit the Riffians under Abd-el-Krim threaten a graver danger than earlier stated. France plans to act at minimal cost to lives and money and mobilizes 50,000 men along a 125 mile front in the northern French zone braced for an attack likely to target the Fez Oudja railway.

Associated Press Fez French Morocco Abd-el-Krim Rabat Oudja

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting Preview

Full reports on Membership Week will be shared at the Handley Library meeting scheduled for Thursday May 21 at 3 o clock. Attendees will learn who achieved the highest marks on all scoring categories and may join the discussion and fellowship.

Handley Library

Five Wounded In Night Attack On Jail At Dallas

Five men were wounded in a jail guard clash with a mob of about 300 at Dallas county jail. The attackers sought Frank and Lorenzo Noel brothers in two murder and criminal assault cases. Sheriff Marshall and Deputy Stewart were injured. Stewart seriously wounded. About 100 demonstrators were arrested and jailed. no charges filed.

Associated Press Dallas Tex Frank Lorenzo Noel Schuyled Marshall Dwight Stewart

Gould Sells Controlling Interest In Virginia Railway Power

Richmond May 21 negotiations concluded for sale of the controlling interest held by Frank J Gould in the Virginia Railway and Power Company to Stone and Webster of New York. Thomas B Wheelright, president, announced the deal. The company operates street car and power services in Richmond Norfolk Petersburg and Portsmouth.

Associated Press Richmond Frank J. Gould Virginia Railway and Power Company Stone and Webster New York Thomas 8. Wheelright Norfolk Petersburg Portsmouth

Will Make Effort To Organize Union For the Teachers

Frederick Md May 21 Efforts should be made to unionize all school teachers in Maryland and the District of Columbia according to the Maryland District Federation of Labor convention in Frederick A resolution calling for unionization was adopted along with support for union label laws and aiding retail clerks in organizing The convention also endorsed the international association of machinists in establishing an automobile department

Associated Press Frederick Maryland District of Columbia

New York Scientists Plan Virginia Caverns Expedition

A dozen scientists from New York will depart May 21 to explore Endless Caverns in Virginia near Winchester in the Shenandoah Valley. Led by Dr. Chester A. Reeds of the American Museum of Natural History, they aim to find blind cave fish and other wonders. The team will spend about a week advancing the known passageways, after expanding the explored area earlier this year. They will take precautions to avoid accidents like the Floyd Collins Sand Cave tragedy.

New York Virginia Winchester Shenandoah Valley Chester A. Reeds Department of Geology The American Museum Natural History

Crippled Children Clinic Plans More Treatments

The Winchester unit reports early benefits from a crippled persons clinic run with Kiwanis and Rotary clubs. Six patients head to the University Hospital at Charlottesville for evaluation by Dr. Allan Voschell, with possible operations for bone troubles. Free care and beds are provided. next clinic is planned for August.

Winchester District Nurse Association Memorial Hospital University Hospital Gertrude M. Higgins University of Virginia Hospital Charlottesville Allan Voschell Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs Voschell Kiwanis Rotary Clubs

Lecture Finale Sparks Winchester Merchants Praise

Ray Morton Hardy closed a three day lecture at the George Washington Hotel to enthusiastic cheers from merchants who called it the best investment and the finest study in psychology. Frank Stockdale arrived to continue the series, addressing 166 salespeople on topics from customer service to advertising and sales organization.

Winchester Ray Morton Hardy George Washington Hotel Hardy Frank Stockdale Stockdale Ee House

Legal Battle Over Evolution Ready To Start

Dayton Tenn May 21 Events move toward the second stage of the Tennessee law banning the teaching of evolution in public schools Four days before the May 25 special session of the Rhea county grand jury attorneys for both sides seek a speedy term of court to push the case to the Supreme Court A grand jury will consider charges against John T Scopes for violating the act in Rhea county schools A lineup of legal experts scientists churchmen educators and top criminal lawyers have volunteered their services

Associated Press Dayton, Tenn Tennessee Rhea County Grand Jury Supreme Court John T. Scopes Rhea County

Mr Carter Begins Business Trip to Mexican Interior

Shirley Carter prominent Winchester financier and capitalist started a two to three week business trip into the interior of Mexico. His visit relates to sugar plantations in which he holds large financial interests.

Mr. Carter Mexican Interior Mexico Shirley Carter Winchester Carter

MacMillan Searches Labrador For Norse Ruins

MacMillan plans an expedition to Labrador to investigate Norse ruins reported by Esquimaux. If confirmed, the discovery could push back exploration of the New World by centuries before Columbus.

MacMillan Laborador Esquimaux New World Columbus America

Tuberculosis Symptoms Can Mislead Diagnoses

In Quincy on May 21 Dr M Lewison of Chicago told the Illinois State Medical Society that TB signs do not prove the disease. He warned physicians to avoid diagnosing tuberculosis too readily since many illnesses mimic its symptoms and misdiagnosis harms patients.

Associated Press Quincy Ill M. Lewison Chicago Illinois State Medical Society

Tithing urged upon Methodist by the bishops

Chicago May 21 The board of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church appeals to members to forego luxuries and practice tithing as a duty and privilege. They warn worldliness and materialism permeate society and urge stewardship as a lasting policy across all churches.

Associated Press Chicago Methodist Episcopal Church Board of Bishops Church

Ritenour Dies After Long Illness in Winchester

A. T. Ritenour, longtime Winchester resident of over 25 years, died about 7 this morning at his home 314 North Kent Street after a prolonged illness from a complex of diseases. He leaves a widow Mrs Bausgerman Ritenour and four children W Ritenour a former city agent and three daughters Mrs Amon Strosnider Mrs Chrey Fuller and J Kemper Yowell with brothers Isaac and Frank and a sister Mrs Orndorff. The funeral will be held Friday at two from his late home with Rev W L Dudley of the Disciples of Christ Church presiding. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.

A. T. Ritenour North Kent Street Clarke Ritenour Southern Winchester Act Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Disciples of Christ Church Ce Fie Shenandoah Blue Mountains Miss Ba Als North Kent Str W. L. Dudley Mount Hebron Cemetery

Handley School Registration Open May 21

Registration for Handley School pupils in grades 1 to 6 will be held at the John Kerr building on May 21 22 and 23 under City School Board rules. Children must be six by September 15 to enroll. Parents should bring birth certificates.

Handley Schoo John Kerr City School Board

No Candidate For Moderator Of Cumberland

Nashville Tenn May 21 The Cumberland Presbyterian Church general assembly convened with few applicants for moderator. D M McAnulty of Bolivar Tenn presided. The program includes election of moderator in the afternoon and discussions on missions colleges and athletics. The assembly has adopted a stance that the Bible teaching is fundamentalist in denomination.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn General Assembly The Cumberland Presbyterian Church D. M. McAnulty Bolivar, Tenn

It Pays to Walk Eye Exams with Hodgson and Brown

Free examination offered by a registered optometrist under Hodgson and Brown. The ad promotes eye care, pricing, and customer satisfaction guarantees in a concise classified-style notice.

Hodgson & Brown

Auto Parts and Accessories for All Cars

Complete line for all cars at 103 N, n st in Winchester. Hudson Co. offers a full range of auto parts and accessories including essential replacements and maintenance items.

Morrison Family Arrival For Several Days Visit

Mr and Mrs J S Morrison and Miss Morrison arrived here today for a several days visit.

Mrs. J. S. Morrison Miss Morrison

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Thehly Richmond University Story of Colonial Tonight Essex Carrier W. C. T. U. Meeting Frank Gould Power New Market Miss Higgins Frank Stockade Ray M. Hardy T.B A.t.ritenour Cumberland
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