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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1922

Page

5

Funeral Rites Held Here for Edward Steele

Funeral services for Edward Steele 75 died last Friday in Alexandria Virginia were held this afternoon at Mount Hebron Cemetery where interment occurred. He was brought to the city by his family and pallbearers included Howard Solenberger Clinton Stouffer Luther Bageant Robert Steele Wilton Strickler and Hubert Steele. The Alexandria Gazette notes a ten week illness from a complication of diseases and survivors including wife Virginia Hook Steele two sons Frank A Steele and Ralph A Steele and an adopted niece Helena D Steele. He was born in Bedford Pennsylvania and lived in Berryville Virginia before moving to Washington then Alexandria where he founded the Alexandria Amusement Company. He was a longtime member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.

Edward Steele Alexandria The Star Mount Hebron Mr. Steele Baltimore and Ohio Railroad W.H. Ballengee Boyd V. Switzer Methodist Episcopal Church, South Howard M. Solenberger Clinton Stouffer Luther Bageant Robert Steele Wilton Strickler Hubert Steele E. V. Regester Robert Browne Alexandria Gazette Steele South Alfred Street Virginia Hook Steele Gore Frank A. Steele Ralph A. Steele Helena D. Steele Bedford Berryville Washington Alexandria Amusement Company

Personal notices from Washington travelers and local social visits

Miss Anne Magill Fauntleroy of Washington D C spends a few days with Mrs Holmes Conrad on Market Street. Mrs Thomas F Burley guests of Mr and Mrs R C Green on Washington Street. Mrs Joseph Stegner has gone to Newark New Jersey. Mr W D Grim and his daughter return from Richmond where they attended the Virginia Historical Pageant. Mrs Ruth G McKelway of the Atlanta division Red Cross has gone to Washington. Mrs George Schreck of Stephenson, who had surgery at Memorial Hospital, is greatly improved.

Anne Magill Fauntleroy Washington, D. C Holmes Conrad Market Street Thomas F. Burley Mrs. R. C. Green Washington Street Ruth G. McKelway Atlanta American Red Cross Washingon George Shreck Stephenson Memorial Hospital

Floor covering color guidance for room harmony

The text states floors, as foundation of the decor, should be darker than walls to maintain proportion and avoid visual instability. It emphasizes floor coverings contribute to the room’s overall decorative scheme and should contrast with the walls.

Actomist and the ethic of optimistic action

An excerpt discusses actomism, defining an actomist as an optimist who acts on opportunities. It notes the term was coined to describe proactive optimism rather than mere cheerful talk. The text frames optimistic effort as universally valuable, urging open inquiry and exploration.

Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color

An old time remedy claims to darken faded gray hair using Sage and Sulphur. Modern packaging offers Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound enhanced with added ingredients for natural even darkening. A downtown druggist notes it leaves hair glossy and youthful looking, not a disease cure.

Wyeth

Tiny Vaudeville Imitator Stuns Five-Year-Old

A five year old girl at a vaudeville venue was impressed by a ventriloquist. Later at home she prayed for her siblings and wished to be a good girl. She then uttered a garbled teeny phrase “Getto moce Al right” heard by family.

Clock With Twenty Dials Enlivens San Diego Exhibit

A 21 foot high clock in San Diego displays 20 dials showing time across the world, plus day, date, and automatic winding. The jeweled tower is encased in plate glass and features four four foot dials along with tourmaline topas and jade embellishments.

San Diego Cal

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