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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1928

Page

5

Virginians Face Civil Service Job Cuts Amid Senate Probe

A Senate resolution, introduced by Senator Heflin, calls for a five member committee to investigate illegal civil service appointments and dismissals since July 1 1919. It cites 1700 Virginians at risk and notes quota gaps in Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia. The panel must report by late August.

Senate Heflin Thomas Heflin Alabama Virginia Maryland District of Columbia St. Elizabeth’s Hospital William C. Deming Civil Service Commission Commission Vermont Delaware Reoo

Lloyd Williams Auxiliary Pledged to Sell Poppies

Berryville Virginia May 22 at the Lloyd Williams Post auxiliary monthly meeting each member pledged to sell at least 10 poppies to aid the disabled veterans fund. The sale starts Saturday May 26. The fund's shoes for six sanitarium veterans received twenty dollars in gifts.

Berryville Lloyd Williams Post Disabled Veterans’ Fund

Clergy Attend Diocesan Council And Local Social Events

Four gold star mothers in Clarke county receive Mothers Day cards as funds allow. E C Iden proposes tented yard lunch May 30 at the new property opposite two garages on the Washington and Winchester highway. Clergy from Christ Millwood and Grace Berryville visit Richmond for the 133rd Diocesan Council. Sermon planned Wednesday by Rev Dr. Henry Lubeck. Mrs Bayard Stevens plans a June start at Short Hills home with three children. Serena Croxton, education director, to lecture locally under King’s Daughters and Sons amid lectures in Stephens City and Front Royal.

Clarke County E. C. Iden Post Washington and Winchester B. Duval Chambers Christ Episcopal Church Millwood Vincent Franks Berryville John Bayard Nancy Stevens Stevens John B.niell Serena B. Croxton Bureau of Social Hygiene King’s Daughters and Sons

Excellent Program At Empire This Week

Tonight at the Empire a perfect melodrama Alias the Lone Wolf will be shown featuring Bert Lytell, delivering a suspenseful screen performance for local cinema goers.

Empire the Empire Alias the Lone Wolf Bert Lytell

Western and dramatic offerings fill local theaters this week

Lois Wilson stars in an adaptation of Louis Joseph Vance's novel. Leatrice Joy appears in The Blue Danube, a Vienna after the war romance. Chaplin returns with The Circus to high acclaim. George McManus's Bringing Up Father cartoon comes to cinema. Fred Thomson stars in Jesse James and Tom Tyler headlines The Flying U Ranch. The Win Theatre debuts Snowed In with Walter Miller and Allene Ray, plus The Bandit Son and other thrillers. Arizona Cyclone and The Wildcat highlight the week at other venues.

Lois Wilson Louis Joseph Vance Leatrice Joy Vienna Charlie Chaplin Circus Chaplin George McManus Father Jiggs Maggie J. Farrell MacDonald Polly Moran Marie Dressler Fred Thomson Jesse James Thomson Plains Tom Tyler U. Ranch Win Walter Miller Allene Ray Bob Stetle

Organization of Aviation Club Plans Municipal Landing Field

The group lists local leaders and backers like H Byrd William Irwin and Solenberger Brothers. Hangar construction proceeds on Bowles farm near Winchester on the Winchester Washington highway as experts deem the field best in the area. The aim is a municipal landing field to serve current and future aviation needs, with field work and hangars under way per Commerce Department standards.

Cc. L. Nicodemus Harry A. Schmidt Shenandoah Flying Service Horace Browne Ray Robinson Donald Weems Harrison and Harrison W. Trenary W. EH. Cooper Dr. L.r M. Allen H. W. Butler H. D. Butler H. D. Robinson Clinton Morrison H. Lorraine Hughes E. P. Bean William G. Hardy H. D. Fuller Charles J. Summers Frank Gearing J, Fred Thwaite C. R. Grubbs Eugene M. Garrett Inc Dr. B Department of Commerce of the United States

Funeral Services At Hagerstown For George W Brown

Funeral services were held in Hagerstown Maryland for George W Brown who died at his home Saturday afternoon from a stroke of apoplexy aged 69. The Rev Dr W S Hesse conducted the services and interment was in Rose Hill Cemetery. The services were held at the home of his brother Edward Brown 282 West Antietam Street. He is survived by a sister Mrs William Householder of Hagerstown and two brothers Edward of Hagerstown and Ellsworth Brown of ...

Hagerstown George W. Brown W. S. Hesse Rose Hill Cemetery Edward Brown West Antietam Street Brown William Householder Edward That City Ellsworth Brown Winchester

Chain stores invade ice trade via National Food Products

The National Food Products Corporation acquires Old Dominion Ice Company Inc, uniting ten ice firms and dominating about 80 percent of ice business around Richmond, Hopewell Virginia and Raleigh North Carolina. Chandler of Chandler and Company leads the idea, with a board of chain grocery leaders and major holdings in Bohack United States Stores and U. S. Dairy.

National Food Products Corporation Old Dominion Ice Company, Inc Richmond Hopewell Raleigh N. C New York World P. M. Chandler Chandler and Company Buffalo and Erie Railway Company Bankers’ Trust Company National Food Products H. C. Bohack Company First National Stores, Inc H. C. Bohack H. C. Bohack Company, Inc H. C. Burdan Philadelphia Dairy Products Company, Inc United States Stores Corporation L. Benedict Worcester Salt Company R. E. Powell, Jr United States Dairy Products Corporation L. H. Windholtz David Pender Grocery Company George de Be. Kelm P H. Butler Company J. A. McDermott George F. Trommer John F. Trommer, Inc

Senators Plan To Probe Campaign Funds

The Senate committee on presidential campaign funds will tour Ohio and Indiana to probe expenditures by district and county committees. Chairman Senator Steiner of Oregon and Senator Bratton of New Mexico said the trip aims to gather information not obtained from witnesses, with possible West Virginia inquiry. The Indiana inquiry targets Allen County and the Watson organization active in May primaries.

Associated Press Washington Senate Presidential Campaign Funds Ohio Indiana West Virginia Steiner Oregon Bratton New Mexico Raleigh N.C Kansas City Allen County James E. Watson Herbert Hoover

Silence as an obligation in speech and noise

A reflective piece notes that choosing a good word is simple. true duty is silence which costs nothing. It contrasts two kinds of healthy children: those who are noisy and those who remain quiet, framing silence as a virtue or burden.

Episcopal Council of Virginia To Vote On Book Changes

The Rev. Robert B. Nelson travels to Richmond for the 133rd annual Council of the Diocese of Virginia at Grace and Holy Trinity Church. Prominent speakers include Bishop Tucker and Dr. Lubeck as debate centers on changes to the Book of Common Prayer and the potential dropping of the thirty nine articles. Deputies will be elected, the budget presented, and reports heard from missionary and diocesan groups.

Robert B. Nelson Episcopal Church Richmond Council of the Diocese of Virginia Robert M. Ward Christ Church Grace Holy Trinity Church Henry St. George Tucker George P. Mayo Tucker Frank Bane Enion G. Williams Dabney Lancaster Thomas C. Darst East Carolina Henry Lubeck D. D Washington Lubeck Bishop Darst Washington, D. C Board of Apportiontments

Centenary Church to Hold Special Whitsunday Services

Special services preparatory to the Whitsunday communion will be held at Centenary Reformed Church at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening conducted by the pastor Rev. Dr. S. L. Flickinger. The public is invited to attend.

Centenary Reformed Church S. L. Flickinger

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