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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1922

Page

7

Funkhouser Dominates Clarke County Track Meet in Berryville

In Berryville and Clarke county notes, J H Funkhouser’s family joins the meet as Chamblin Funkhouser wins five dash events and a throw, setting a high individual score of 26. Lola and Kathryn Funkhouser excel in sprints, while local improvements and visits accompany the social page updates.

White Post J. H. Funkhouser Lola Kathryn Audrey ‘Fritts Chamblin Funkhouser Berryville Lola Funkhouser Funkhouser Clarke County G. C. Meade John Gore Turner Ashby James McCoy Washington J. C. Digges C. C. Dearmont Boyce Dorothy Meade W. W. Snell Turner Hughes Buena Vista Mollie Mattie Hughes May Evans Boston

Burns Reflects On English Poetry In Daily Routines

A speaker describes Burne and English poetry as a guiding collection, noting songs during labor and travel, with careful attention to genuine feeling versus affectation. The text references Burns and a personal, contemplative study of verse.

Burne Burns

Selling Poultry to Consumers Promoted by Specialists

Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture favor direct selling to consumers as the most profitable method for disposing of high grade poultry and eggs. They note producers can build a local retail trade, delivering goods weekly or more often, avoiding middleman charges and gaining price premiums.

Nate States Department United States Department of Agriculture

Poultry Experts Advise Delayed Solid Feed For Chicks

Hart Embleton of Oklahoma A and M stresses seven hours after hatching before solid feeds. Chicks should get sour skim milk and grit from the incubator, then gradually introduce starter feed with rolled oats or egg mixture. Avoid overfeeding and use gentle, frequent portions to start young chicks.

Hart Embleton Poultry Department of Oklahoma A. and M. College

Bumble Foot Remedy for Poultry Abscess

Advise treating a foot abscess from a splinter by tying the leg above the foot to slow blood flow, opening and cleaning the core, and applying iodine solution with carbolated Vaseline. Repeat iodine and Vaseline dressings every two days until healing.

Canton Masons Welcome Visitors on Valley Motor Trip

The Hiram Lodge committee hosted visiting Masons in Canton with an all day outing through the Valley of Virginia. The group toured Endless Caverns near New Market and saw the Staunton Military Academy encampment, returning for theater and a joint church service with Market Street Methodist Episcopal and Centenary Reformed Church. Dr Manchester plans to preach and may travel home early next week.

Valley Hiram Lodge Hotel Jack Valley of Vir Valley Pike New Market Staunton Military Academy

Local Notes From Boyce Virginia Weekend Social

Mrs John B Williams returns from Brookneal with daughter and Howard. Louise Reid visits daughter J L Carper for weekend. Mrs Jackson and daughter, two granddaughters, of North Carolina, visit Mrs Clay Carr. Mrs Ela Cadwallader of Stephens City visits M S Strode. Alice Carper recovering and able to sit up. Isabelle Carper visiting aunt near Washington. Field day in Berryville draws many locals. Boyce leads Berryville by eighty points. J Chamblin Funkhouser and John Siler win multiple blue ribbons at Boyce High. Various residents feud, visits, and postmaster change noted. Charles Harris retires, EB A Lindsey assumes office May 15. William H Brubaker and two sons visit Mrs Anders. Cross and Bagie families visit T P Jolliffe. Mrs John Royston visits Stanley Carper. Julian Berlin and family spend Sunday in Berryville.

Boyce John B. Wiliams Brookneal Williams Howard Louise Reid J. L. Carper Jackson McClarity North Carolina Clay Carr Ela Cadwallader Stephens City M. Smith Alice Carper Isabelle Carper Fred. Carper Washington Berryville J. Chamblin Funkhouser John Siler Boyce High School Hottle Lula Lindamood EB. A. Lindsey Harris William H. Brubaker Anders Cross David Bagie Winchester Stanley Carper Julian Berlin

Church of Christ services listed for Sunday

Bible school at 10 a m with Jeremiah Speaks Boldly For God. Sunday morning sermon at 11 a m The Vindictive Man. EB at 7 p m Lessons From Great Foreign Missionaries led by Wilbur Riley. Evening sermon at 8 p m The Conquering Power of Love and a foreign missionary story from Abe Côrsk Out Where the World Begins. Midweek prayer at L L Hockman 324 W Waterstreet 8 p m Wednesday. You are invited to all services.

Church of Christ Odd Fellows’ Hall Jeremiah Wilbur Riley Abe Cory L. L. Hockman W. Waterstreet W. L. Dudley

N. and W. RY EARNINGS GROW IN APRIL

The Norfolk and Western Railway reports April net income of 1 985 542 dollars, up from 371 441 in 1921 and 1 431 032 in 1917. Officials predict May earnings exceeding 2 000 000 dollars. First four months total 5 208 614 dollars, vs 217 309 in 1921.

Norfolk and Western Railway Norfolk and Western

Wooling Demonstration by Expert At Boyce May 29

Expert to grade wool L. T. Greenwood of the United States Department of Agriculture will give one wooling demonstration at Boyce next Monday May 29 at 10 o'clock. The event was requested by B. A. Lindsey and others of the Farmers Union who are interested in wool. All are invited.

L. T. Greenwood United States Department Fof Agriculture Boyce B. A. Lindsey Farmers’ Union

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