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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1920

Page

7

Welltown Club Elects Officers

The Welltown Home Demonstration Club elected officers for the upcoming year at a meeting held yesterday at Mrs. Luther Miller’s home. New member joined. Ada Yeakley named president, Mary Yeakley secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Miller as vice-president. Plans for the year discussed. Next meeting scheduled for Thursday, June 17, at Mrs. George Barrett’s.

Welltown Home Luther Miller Ada Yeakley Miller Mary Yeakley Haynes Georfe Barrett

Laborers Wanted at Winchester Cold Storage Co

Laborers sought by Winchester Cold Storage Co at $2.25 daily with straight hoard, including rainy days and Sundays. $3.00 without beard. Apply to William Beverley, Superintendent. The Closing meeting of the Kings Daughters Circle postponed to June 12.

Winchester Cold Storage Co William ‘Beverley King's Daughters’ Circle Anit

Juniors' Work in Frederick County Health Crusade

Red Cross publicity notes the Frederick County Junior Red Cross drives to kill flies rats and mice this summer to prevent typhoid and improve sanitation. Rewards include two cents per quart of flies eight dollars to top school participant and a penny tail for each rat or mouse caught with prizes pending after the season. One boy has already supplied over 300 tails.

Red Cross Frederick County Junior Red Cross

Books for Everybody Drive ALA Conference Nears

The forty second annual American Library Association meeting runs June 2 to 7 in Colorado Springs with about four thousand attendees. The event centers on the Books for Everybody campaign, aiming to raise over two million dollars to extend public library service nationwide after wartime library support.

The American Library, Association Colorado Springs Colo United States Canada Asbury Park N. J Friends of Libraries

White Post notices and local history highlights include land sale

Rev R E Ingram of Richmond spoke in White Post Virginia for the American Anti-Saloon League of Virginia. Mrs J F Sowers bought the 1 5 acre site with a century old stone building for 2900 from George Cornwell, a White Post landmark rooted in early trade. Local social visits and travel to Baltimore for nurse Miss Margaret Boyer are noted along with several residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings.

White Post R. E. Ingram Richmond Virginia George W. Young D. D Kentucky J.F. Sowers George Cornwell David Meade Mr. Cornwell M. G. Stuart Tennessee W. EB. Green Wilton Stuart Baltimore Margaret Boyer University Hospital H. C. Sommerville and Daghters Susie Mary =merville Evans Johnston Winester E. Cornwell Bridgeport W. la Rue Summit Paint E. Ss. Meade

Btrarigs Names Popular in India Converted to Christianity

In India names may change with Christian conversion. An example shows a surname shift to Bir Seer, and a questionable line implies new names like Servant of Jesus, reflecting cultural and religious naming changes.

India Noseprickee Servant of Jesus

Poultry Breeding Tips for Turkeys Geese and Fowl

The passage stresses fattening turkey geese by buyers, emphasizes cleanliness to fight lice and mites, prohibits more than two geese per gander, suggests patio housing during breeding, and notes grit as essential to health and digestion in poultry feeding.

Patriotic Scout Service at Cabin Leaders Named

Patriotic services at the scout cabin at 3 30 p m feature speakers Colin H Livingston and Daniel Carter Beard. The public is cordially invited. Sixth annual and fourth outdoor service of the Boy Scouts of America. 28 ip 21.

Scout Cabin Colin H. Livingston Daniel Carter Beard Boy Scouts of America

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