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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1919
Page
4
The Providence Journal notes North America’s cereal output, with 900 million bushels of winter wheat and large rye yields likely, aided by spring wheat potential. A 1.1 percent abandonment rate accompanies cautious optimism for exports to Europe, urging prudent use of flour to avoid shortages.
A voice laments postwar unrest and social upheaval. The piece warns that war’s end brings hidden costs, bombs by mail, and a discouraged public facing fear and a challenging return to normal life. It cites Germany’s crimes and fragile peace as ongoing threats.
On Wednesday May 14 the mortal remains of Charles H. Schenck were laid in the grave. He struggled bravely against tuberculosis, a hereditary menace, and resisted the end for a long time through strong willpower.
Land brother Gavér and Mrs McIlwee hosted visitors at Mrs C A McIlwee's home on Sunday. Rev W H Sampsell and Rev Dr Hammick were guests at Mr and Mrs Lée Orndoff's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ab Pingley have returned from a week in Philadelphia. Manuel and Clarence Pingley mentioned in passing. Miss Virginia Larrick teaches the Gay School which will close May 29.
The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South completed a May eight day centenary drive starting May 18. The five year allotment of 8750 was surpassed with subscriptions totaling 16280.50, boosting the benevolent fund.
The five year rent fund drive raises to $3,750 and brings church missionary pledges to $20,030.50. A jubilee service is planned soon to honor the drive's success and the support for missions.
Major J C Hemphill, formerly with the Philadelphia Ledger and longtime Times Dispatch staffer, has returned to the South and becomes editor of the Spartanburg Journal in Washington DC. He was a close associate of the late Major Robert W Hunter of Winchester.
Mrs Lewis thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during her long illness and death. She notes the flowers sent by relatives and friends and is joined by Lewis and children in expressing gratitude.
For sale Twe and ton wagons can be seen at Green's orchards with inquiries directed to Hi Fe Byrd.
An advertisement urges readers to try semi-Oil Capsules labeled GOLD MEDAL for rapid relief from kidney and bladder ailments. It promises immediate pain relief, claims the product cures a range of disorders, and offers money back if it fails, with three sizes available.
Classified notice lists a purebred breed with an appeal to John flarme, likely a pet or animal sale inquiry, in a small extended text fragment. The readable portion centers on a balance between breeder terms and an intended recipient. No dates or locations are provided.
Obituary note from City, Virginia mourns G L R Stephens for his public service and community improvement efforts. Family and relatives share grief at this sad hour.
An informed source reports the apple crop near Lynchburg looks very promising while areas west of the city face failure or partial yields. Montgomery County, at higher altitude, expects an especially poor apple crop and a complete peach crop failure.
Mr and Mrs W B Keller from Reading Kansas and Mr and Mrs C L Keller near Ridgeway West Virginia visited their niece Mrs Laura Orndorff last week. Several relatives including Mr and Mrs T Larrick and Mr and Mrs Jack Bowman spent Sunday with family.
Judge T. W. Harrison of Winchester remains a member on the House committee on military affairs as Democrats assign committee roles in the House of Representatives.
A mixed set of public notices proclaims candidacies for local offices under Democratic primaries. Names include Robert Shade for Commissioner of Revenue and Dick Goon, Marshall Lewis, and others seeking Sheriff and Supervisors in Gainesboro and Back Creek districts with August 6 1919 primary dates noted.
Commonwealth attorney T Russell Cather announces candidacy for re election in Freeuk County subject to Democratic primary action. He states intent to continue duties as Commonwealth Attorney and urges support from voters.
A candidate filing note states preference to pursue the Democratic Primary for County Clerk with support from friends and citizens. It also names Brannon as candidate for Treasurer, subject to the Democratic Primary, with lines referencing Frederick County and local election figures.
A candidate announces candidacy for rookies to the House of Delegates for Frederick County and Winchester, subject to the primary to be held August 5.
For sale 45 percent acres limestone land with 12 acres in the orchard and a small dwelling plus outbuildings on an asphalt pike three miles from railroad. Price 12000 dollars. 198 acres limestone farm with fine buildings on a macadam road 18 acre Apple Orchard 26 acres virgin timber soil ideal for fruit. Price peony go.
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