Untitled Workplace Item Listing Fragment
A fragment notes a tie kitchen range and a dining room set with a sideboard and a 19 foot extension. details missing.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1923
Page
5
A fragment notes a tie kitchen range and a dining room set with a sideboard and a 19 foot extension. details missing.
Dr. E W Miller states his residence and office will relocate to 22 North Braddock Street. The notice is dated May 28 1961.
Trustees offer 140 acre Frederick County farm for sale at public auction in Winchester Virginia on June 16 1923 at noon. Property includes dwelling barn and outbuildings two miles east of Stephens City along White Post Road Canterbury road and adjoining Cline Stickley Sergeant and others. Terms require one third cash, balance in one and two years with interest six percent, waiving Homestead Exemption. Deed of trust and insurance required.
In Winchester Virginia May 1 1923 the court refers the Ellen Bradley estate matter to a Master Commissioner to determine the decedent s assets and distribution among interested parties and to settle executor accounts with M M Lynch to be completed by June 12 1923 at Lynch s office with adjournments possible until finished. Creditor notice is given to all interested parties. A J Tavener Master Commissioner. M M Lynch p 4 5 10 4wk
J B Moffett dies leaving a widow formerly Miss Mattie Craig of Waynesboro six sisters and a brother killed in an earlier accident The funeral is set for 2 pm Wednesday at the home of Dr and Mrs White in Strasburg with interment in New Market The Masonic fraternity from Winchester Harrisonburg and nearby Shenandoah Valley communities expected to attend.
Four years of contention over the civic flag ends as Handley High School cadets win the right to keep the flag. Three army officers from Washington judged the match, noting Handley’s superior extended order deployment and squad performance against the Academy.
The committee organizing National Memorial day events said that if it rains tomorrow afternoon the National cemetery program will be moved to The Auditorium at City Hall.
Memorial Day services will be held at Old Chapel in Clarke County on Saturday June 2 with flowers strewn on graves. Major Robert T. Barton of Winchester will speak and the program starts at four in the afternoon.
Mr. Lee J. Cave of Canterbury found a buzzard nest with two white young buzzards. The fledglings start with white down and darken to slate and then almost black. Buzzards are common here but nest sightings are rare as they usually nest in inaccessible places, and the birds are protected by law with heavy fines for killing.
Small armies of volunteer firefighters battle rapidly spreading fires in northern Wisconsin and Michigan. The blaze nears Superior as backfires attempt to halt the flames. Fire wardens say many fires are started by motorists discarding lighted matches and cigarette stubs from cars.
Police investigate a string of deaths tied to Emma Copple as she awaits trial for poisoning the 12 year old foster son Harry. Investigators seek causes behind several other deaths in her household and among related families in Michigan.
The City Park Commission urged watering newly planted shade trees on public streets and grounds. They advised watering several times weekly until rain settles the drought, suggesting a pail or two of water around the base of trees two or three times a week during dry spells to prevent moisture loss and possible death.
Oklahoma City faces a two foot rise in the North Canadian river with hundreds of homes and stores flooded in the southern bottoms and more than a thousand people left homeless. One rescuer died in Walnut Grove while aiding others in the flood. Packington stockyards and packing plant area cut off by rising waters.
Mrs Thomas Sewall Gray announces the marriage of her daughter Helen Winthrop Gray to Dr Lyford Patterson Edwardson set for Saturday June 16 at 11 o clock in St Andrews Church Stamford Connecticut A wedding breakfast will follow at the bride s Newfield Road home Stamford The Gray family has close ties with Winchester and visitors at Mrs Herbert B Larrick s home.
Recipe outlines muffins using sugar salt baking powder Post's flakes and milk. Beat eggs, combine dry ingredients, fold in flakes and milk, then add butter and bake in greased pans about 25 minutes yields 9 to 12 muffins.
A compact recipe lists ingredients for bran cookies: butter or fat, sugar, flour, baking powder, salt, cinnamon, clove, adaspoonfallspice, raisins, walnuts, Post’s Flakes, and milk. It details amounts and combines spices with dried fruits and cereal to form dough.
Clara Philips, jailed in Honduras, sends a second message to the Associated Press from Puerto Cortez claiming innocence and stating she did not strike with a hammer. She plans to fight the charges as she is extradited home to Los Angeles. A separate note reports Handley Library will stay open on Memorial Day.
Five workers died and three were injured after an explosion at Hercules Powder Company's gelatin packing plant in Fayville HL. The blast's cause was not yet determined.
The notice outlines April schedule for Norfolk Western trains including Bristol Bluefield Norton Roanoke services with Pullman sleepers to Roanoke and Philadelphia. It lists departure times No 27 5 58 p m No 28 8 39 am No 14 17 36 pm and No 2 11 88 pm and directs passengers to Shenandoah Washington Philadelphia and New York connections with fares and schedules available from W Saunders Roanoke Pass Agent.
The fragment discusses European regions including the Netherlands and Scandinavia and contrasts them with Sagacious Postman. It describes an English rural postman delivering notices to a distant farmhouse during a storm, reporting a lost mailbox and a letter stuck in a wall. It laments limited public awareness and vision.
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