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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1924

Page

3

Shannon Park Sold to New Jersey Man

Shannon Park a 200 acre southern Charles Town estate with a large residence orchard stock barn and outbuildings sold by Milton C Rouss executor of the Rouss estate to George Stephenson and wife of Paterson New Jersey for 40000. Appraisers valued the property at 39000 in estate proceedings following the death of Capt Milton Rouss two years ago. The purchasers take possession in July.

Shannon Park Milton Rouss Charles Town Milton C. Rouss New York Briscoe Real Estate Agency Capt. Rouss

Bank Closings Notice for Memorial Day 1924

Banks announce closure Friday May 30 1924 a legal holiday. All paper maturing that date payable May 31 1924. Signers include Charles Summers John I Sloat WM Hardy H D Fuller and bank officers from Union Bank Winchester Commercial and Savings Shenandoah Valley National Farmers and Merchants National.

Charles Summers Union Bank of Winchester Thie John I. Sloat Commercial and Savings Bank WM. G. Hardy Shenandoah Valley National Bank H. D. Fuller Farmers and Merchants National Bank

Senate passes postal wage bill with Borah amendment

Washington May 27. Senate carries Borah amendment for full publicity of political contributions as the postal salary increase bill passes. The measure would raise salaries of 300,000 postal employees by about 200 dollars annually on average and moves to the House where a bill with different terms awaits consideration.

Washington Senate House

Four New York Negroes Die in Incendiary Fires

Four New York residents including children and a woman perished in four simultaneous fires in Havens belt. Authorities believe a pyromaniac started the blazes. Police and firemen aided 60 to 70 people to safety as tenements housing about 80 families were found with kerosene soaked rags and a mattress under hallways.

Associated Press New York Mao Ota Havens

Contractor Crisman Injured From Fall at Frederick Property

Philip Crisman a Winchester contractor was badly injured when he fell through the second floor of the late George Cook home in Frederick County. He tore flesh from his hand while trying to grab a board and landed on a rock pile, suffering bruises and ongoing pain.

Philip Crismian Winchester George Cook Frederick County Crisman

Aged Camillus Man Weds 24 Year Old Bride

Camillus man Guilford Bucker 66 and Miss Effie Dyke 24 of Mountain Falls Frederick county obtained a marriage license yesterday and were married this morning by Rev Norman Cooper of the Lutheran Church at the clergyman's apartments East Piccadilly Street. The bride is daughter of Warren Dyke. The bridegroom was a widower. The couple spent time touring downtown stores after the ceremony.

Camillus Bucker Effie Dyke Mountain Falls Frederick County Norman’ Cooper Lutheran Church Piccadilly Street Warren Dyke

Married pair seen shopping ahead of west county move

Morning after their marriage the couple made numerous purchases in preparation for housekeeping in the western section of the county. They appeared very happy and showed open contentment.

Salvation Army Drive Seeks 4000 Local Charity Funds

Commandant James Mars announced William G af Fuhrer of the She and 4 Vall he Bank will provide a 4000 award for local Salvation Army work. If fully funded no further collections will occur except at free will meetings. Funds support varied local charity efforts and donations go to the home service appeal via treasurer Mr Hardy. Army members recall support by soldiers in France and urge local residents to stand by the army here.

James Mars Salvation Army William G. A Fuhrer Solininte Accan Bose Dant Mars Friends of the Home Service Hardy France Mars

Washington Baltimore and Annaleco railroad seeks fare increase

The Washington Baltimore and Annalecee railroad asked the Public Service Commission for a 20 percent rise on regular fares and 10 percent on commutation fares. The company says earnings this year would be insufficient to pay interest on bonded debt, risking receivership without the increase.

Associated Press Baltimore Washington, Baltimore and Annalecee Railroad

Verdict Set Aside In Jackson Case

Milwaukee May 27. Judge John J. Gregory set aside the jury verdict in Joe Jackson v Chicago club of the American League and dismissed the case due to perjury by witness Oscar Felch during the trial. Jackson had sought damages for alleged breach of contract.

Associated Press Milwaukee Wis John J. Gregory Joe Jackson Chicago Club Jackson Oscar Felch

Mrs Franklin Ritter Returns From Washington Visit

Mrs Franklin Ritter returns to Washington after a stay with Mrs R L Carver who has been ill at her East Piccadilly Street home but improved. Mrs H A Williams of Capon Road Va and her daughter Mrs Moses Walton of Hamilton Ont spent yesterday with friends in town. Mr and Mrs James bs Russell of this city have been registered at the Haddon Hall Hotel Atlantic City since last Saturday.

Franklin Ritter Washington R. L. Carver East Piccadilly Street H. A. , Williams Capon Road Moses Walton Hamilton Ont James Bs. Russell New York Haddon Hall Atlantic City

Drill Officers Named For Shenandoah Valley Academy

In an apparent school drill update, Simon Harold Roe is set to take Hollis’s place with Frank Woodward succeeding as acting officer. The changes appear tied to a scheduled competitive drill at Shenandoah Valley Academy with Handley and Ghia listed among participating officers.

Handley Ghia Tomo Shenandoah Valley Adegdgm Sargent Bae Frank Woodward Woodwand' Eeig Simon Harold Roe Hollis

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