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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1923

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Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Convenes In Winchester

The Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs closes its sixteenth convention in Winchester with resolutions urging active support for the Handley School Character Education Program. It calls for schools to fit the child, teach life and thinking, encourage expression, and promote independent problem solving across the state's education system.

Federation of Women’s Clubs of Virginia Handley Schools Winchester Women’s and Children’s Crusade

Kiwanis and Rotary To Play A Fame Ball Game

Joint committees from the Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs arrange a major baseball game in Winchester. The Kiwanis challenge Rotary to face off Friday June 1 at 4 p m at the new ball park. Proceeds support Winchester’s new ball club to help finance the park.

Rotary Kiwanis Clubs Winchester Kiwanis Club Rotary Club

Britain Keeps Open Negotiations With Russia on Dispute

London reports that Britain will not break with Russia and that remaining points in the dispute can be settled through negotiations despite Moscow’s last note.

Associated Press London Great Britain Russia Moscow

Vanderbilt engagement announced in New York

The engagement of William H. Vanderbilt to Miss Emily O Neill Davies was announced by her mother Mrs Frederick Martin Davies of New York and Newport. Vanderbilt is 21, youngest son of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt who died on the Lusitania. His mother is now Mrs Paul Fritz Simon.

Associated Press New York William H. Vanderbilt Emily O'Neill Davies Frederick Martm Davies Newport Vanderbilt Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Lusitania Paul Fritz Simon

Whiteman's Candy on Sale at Baker's Drug Store

One to five pound boxes promoted at Baker's Drug Store under Whiteman's Candy line. Local listing notes prices 26 to 31 cents per box, urging readers to buy.

Whiteman’s Candy Baker's Drug Store Whiteman’s Whiteman's Candy Baker's

Berryville Woman Dies After Peritonitis Following Birth

Mrs Ellen Magill Baker Kerfoot wife of Alfred Kerfoot and daughter of H William Baker prominent Berryville resident died after a brief illness from peritonitis following the birth of a baby boy last Monday. Funeral at Grace Church Berryville at 4 PM Sunday. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery.

Ellen Magill Baker Kerfoot Alfred Kerfoot H. William Baker Berryville Clarke County Julia Jilkins John S. Miller Winchester Thomas Chamblin White Post Joseph Hiett Washington B. West Baker Frederick County Kerfoot Grace Church George West Green Hill Cemetery

Graduation Exercises for Winchester Nurses 1923

Invitations issued for the 1923 class of Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nurses. Ceremony at Handley Library Auditorium on Monday evening June 4 at 8. Diplomas to Nellie Osborne Andrick Beulah Baggarley Edith Day Irene Keller Vida Woolford. Nurses' dance at Roy Hall from 10 to 1.COMMITTEE.

School of Nurses Winchester Memorial Hospital Handley Library Auditorium Nellie Osborne Andrick Mount Jackson Beulah Frances Baggarley Browntown Edith Myrtle Day Campe Irene H. Keller

Water and sewer taxes due by June first 1928

Water and sewer taxes must be paid by June 1 1928 or a penalty will be added and pipe disconnected. WM. T. BARR City Treas 25-1p-61

WM. T. Barr City Treas

Flimsy Excuses For Fining Auto Drivers In Rural Wo

The Shepherdstown Register reports indignation over frequent automobilist arrests in Bolivar West Virginia. Officers fined drivers up to 12.50 for minor plate irregularities on Maryland Ridgeville road. By mid afternoon 62 motorists had been fined. Authorities expect Shriner traffic to boost revenue next week.

Shephrdstown W. Va Bolivar Harper's Ferry Maryland Ridgeville Washington

Competitive drill set for next Tuesday contest at fairgrounds

The fifth annual competition between Shenandoah Valley Academy and Winchester High School will be held at the fair grounds Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Winners claim the Chamber of Commerce banner after three consecutive victories. Both schools prepare elite companies under Lieut Earl Lewis and Capt Guy Manning with judges from the War Department including Lieut Colonel W W McCammon.

Shenandoah Valley Academy Winchester High School Fair Grounds Chamber of Commerce Earl Lewis Guy E. Manning War Department Vieto W. W. McCammon H. Duffey

Graduating Program and Class Day at Fort Loudoun

The Fort Loudoun finals begin with class day exercises at 4 p.m. at the Hadley Library ending with the planting at Fort Loudoun Seminary of Ivy from the Dolly Madison House in Washington. An art exhibit may be visited. Dr. John W. Wayland will deliver certificates and a Poe lecture at the University of Virginia. Chaplain Evan Walter Scott will preach the baccalaureate at 11 a.m. Sunday. Recitals at the Auditorium follow with operetta, comedy, piano, and a Chinese finale, benefiting the Charley Rouss Fire Company. The Class Day program lists motto Nihil Nisi Optimum and roles for Miss Nebenzahl, Miss Steiner, Miss Whetzell, Miss Brinton, Miss Maughlin, and Miss Bahlman.

Fort Loudoun Hadley Library Ivy Dolly Madigan “House Washington John W. Wayland Harrisonburg State Raven Society University Presbyterian Church Evan Walter Scott Chaplain Corps United States Navy Auditorim Patsy Patriica Satan Toreich Virginia “Cover Russell Anne Packer McGuire Peter Vredenburgh Princess Chan Charley Rouss Handley Library Lillian Nebenzahl la Verne Steiner Helen Whetzell Polly Brinton Sara Maughlin Polly Brintein Utmor Mary Bahlman Fort Loudoun

Pirates seize kerosene cargo near Canton

A lighter carrying a full cargo of kerosene owned by the Texas Oil Company was seized by Chinese pirates off Canton today. An armed band from the American gun boat Helena has been sent in pursuit. In Tipntsin, a telegram reports a soldier killed and two captured in clashes with Shantung train bandits yesterday.

Associated Press Canton Texas Oil Company Here Helena Tipntsin Tsao Chwang

Whiteman's Candy Boxes At Baker's Drug Store

One to five pound boxes of Whiteman's candy are available at Baker's Drug Store. The notice lists product sizing and store location for customers seeking assorted confections.

HAIL INSURANCE AND LOCAL NOTES

Hail insurance rates for wheat, corn and apples offered by Hansbrough & Carter. Also notices seeking workers and rental housing. Sanitary Cash Store at Market and Picea advertises potatoes for sale.

Hansbrough & Carter Cor Picea

Shrine central office to aid Shrine convention communications

The Shriners of Winchester traveling to the Mystic Shrine convention in Washington will use a special Shrine information office called Shrine to connect with temple heads, housing, and registration. The Burdettt Stryker of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone says the system will handle up to 600,000 calls daily during Shrine week.

Winchester Washington Mystic Shrine Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Burdett Stryker Almas Temple Shrine Registration Bureau Housing Bureau Registration Bureau Shrine Exchange Shrine Central Telephone Company

Gompers Denies Labor Scarcity in Steel Talks

Samuel Gompers, AFL president, rejected a report by the American Iron and Steel Institute that favored maintaining a 12 hour day in steel. He said the claim labor is scarce is a ploy to protect prices and profits and that the industry could hire workers if wages were higher. He argued the 12 hour day is an institution the steel industry never intends to abandon.

Associated Press Washington American Tron and Steel Institute Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor

Separate Treaty Talks For Foreigners In Turkey Agreed

Lausanne May 26 The Near East Conference political committee accepts negotiations on separate treaties with Turkey and other nations to settle privileges of foreigners. The agreement states the treaty must be concluded within a year while Turkey maintains the present status quo.

Associated Press Lausanne Turkey

Kiwanis Love Feast Brings Hagerstown and Winchester Together

Kiwanis clubs of Hagerstown Maryland and Winchester Virginia held a joint gathering at the YMCA in Hagerstown. Winchester presented the Inter-City loving cup to Hagerstown and the cup will tour Frederick next. Commonwealth Attorney T Russell Cather urged Kiwanian ideals of citizenship and unity. Rev Dr W Byron Steht spoke on love as the force that unites churches. Major Robert T Barton of Winchester praised friendship and shared service among clubs and Rotarians.

Kiwanis Clubs of Hagerstown Winchester Hagerstown Globe Maryland Virginia Hearts T. Russell Cather Winchester Club Commonwealth Attorney Alexandria W. Byron Steht St. John's Episcopal Church Steht Robert T. Barton Hagerstown Club Winchester Kiwanians Rotarians Barton Winchester Kiwanis Club Rotarans Martinsburg Kiwanis

Controversy Settled Between Turkey and Greece Explains Lausanne

London reports the Turco Greek controversy feared to spark hostilities has been settled. An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Lausanne says details will be arranged later.

London Lausanne

City weighs removal of Winchester cenotaph

Mrs. Carolyn La den Fahnestock of Washington New York widow of Giles Fahnestock writes James B Russell that she will visit Winchester Tuesday to discuss moving the cenotaph honoring Snowden Drew to a prominent site. Officials welcome the idea but seek the best location possibly Handley Library lawn or hall lawn while guarding against damage from vandals and respecting historic ties.

James B. Russell Carolyn Laden Fahnestock Washington New York Giles Fahnestock Winchester Snowden Drews Charles Bee Mra Stephens Fahnestock

Green Case Is Continued In June Court Session

An order extends the Commonwealth against Green charged with setting fire to a dwelling. The case was continued in the June term due to an able attorney. Green renewed his bond at eight dollars with Mrs Susie Barr as surety.

Corporation Court of the Commonwealth Jerry Morgan Gree Susie Barr

Fort Loudoun Recital Benefit Charley Rouss

Auditorium program lists an operetta titled The Wig Prince with admission 25 cents. May 28 and May 29 showings at 7.0 and 7.30 P M respectively. The event benefits Charley Rouss and AEM Company.

Charley Rouss

Albany to host national hearing on liquor enforcement repeal

The Albany hearing on May 31 will feature Bryan and Bailey debating the repeal of the liquor enforcement act. Supporters argue the law breeds corruption and federal overreach, while drys push to keep enforcement. William Jennings Bryan is expected to lead the pro repeal side with Gov signature anticipated. Svets oppose.

Albany N. Y United States al Smith New York Svets América William Jennings Bryan Indianapolis Ton General Assembly

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Ini Ch le Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs Ees Hall Kiwanis and Miss Davies Will Charley Rouss Fire Co F. R Care Star Winchester High Shenandoah Academy Smith C. R Roberts Lieut Rowe Bowles McCauley Arthur Jackson Craighill Pipes Boyd J. T Harrison Grady Torrey Montgomery Brett Offutt Counselman McMullan Burt Dickinson Agnew Dickinson P. McGuire Hetzel Greene Stewart Davies Shankin Trowbridge Mills Yates Land Sergis Richardson Shultice Riley Wolf Matthews F VanHorn Baxter Steck Stuart Anderson Matthews F. D Glaize Lemaster Kremer Volkman Harrington Vredenburgh Thompson Shanklin Kor Gutierrez Jones W. HS. Roster Paul Hartman Stine Dove Eagle Graves Johnson Solenberger Woodward Ritter Poole Ritter T Shockey Tyler Miller Cooper Petrie Winkfield Crisman Edmunson Wayland Ee Office B. M. Sullivan Goodyear & Fiske Mid City Gompers T. Henson Valley Ave Herbert Larrick Atty Monmouth St Helen Braly Cavanaugh McMichael R. Middlekauff Thomas Tenney The Hall Lawn Lawn Nestock Stephensons Ter Bryan Bailey
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