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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1922

Page

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Dedication of Lincoln Memorial Attended by Taft and Harding

Former President Taft and President Harding led a dedication ceremony for Lincoln’s statue on a clear day. Dignitaries from the United States and abroad joined veterans and citizens at the marble memorial by the Potomac. Edin Markham read a commemorative poem as flags were presented in honor of the fallen leader.

Imax Potomac Abraham ‘Lin Comion Jose Lincoln Washington Grand Army Lin- In Taft Harding Jusee Taft Hardingere Edin Markham

Orchard leaders reshuffle as McComb resigns due to illness

W A McComb resigned as president of the Augusta County Fruit Growers Association citing ill health. R G Vance of Waynesboro was elected to the unexpired term. Harry F Byrd urged careful orchard planning and selective varieties to suit markets and touted spraying, experts, and Virginia apple promotion.

Staunton W. A. McComb Augusta County Fruit Growers’ Association Harry F. Byrd Winchester Virginia Byrd York Grimes Golden Jonathan Stayman Winesap Lowrie Ben Davis Frederick County Augusta

Traffic law in Winchester delayed enforcement

The Winchester Common Council approved a new traffic ordinance but enforcement is postponed to June 15 due to unfinished signs and pamphlet printing. Mayor Glass said officers will enforce the law to the letter once in effect and officials will distribute copies to vehicle owners to prevent ignorance of the rules.

E Common Council Winister Glass Winchester

Handley High Dominates SVA In 10–0 Win

Winchester High School baseball team defeated Shenandoah Valley Academy 10 to 0, the second win of the season over SVA. Patton pitched for WHS while Snyder and Poole provided strong hitting. SVA was hampered by the loss of first string catcher Yates, injuring their chances. Snyder Patton and Poole starred for WHS. Bowles Rowe and Nixdorff led SVA.

Winchester Shenandoah Valley Academy W. H.S Patton Norfolk Snyder Poole Handley High Yates Bowles, Rowe Nixcdorff

Mrs Henry W McVicar Returns From Mexican Trip

Mrs Henry W McVicar returns home from five months in Mexico with her husband and Ashley McVicar, visiting Staunton and Hassett Kentucky. she toured New Orleans after floods and plans summer at Forest Glen Indian Hollow. Public sale of bank stock set for Saturday June 3. Robt W Schultz Exor.

Henry W. McVicar Mexico Mississippi River W. Schultz

Memorial Day Services Honor Civil War Veterans at Winchester

Memorial services were held at the National Cemetery in Winchester for Civil War and World War II veterans. A 5,000 grave array received flags and floral tributes as the Ladies' National Memorial Association coordinated decorations. The ceremony included prayers, anthems, Lincoln Gettysburg Address readings, a memorial address, and volleys, followed by taps. Banks and schools closed. many headed to Washington for Lincoln Memorial ceremonies.

National Cemetery Winchester France Co. BE. Phillips Ladies’ National Memorial Association Legion Post Com I Virginia National, Guard YY Conrad Post Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal’ Church South Citizens’ Band America Lincoln Wendell Stegner Handley High School General Logan C. E. Phillips Virginia Anderson Washington Lincoln Memorial Potomac Park American Legion Legion

Dancing Yard Party at Jordan Springs

Yard party and dance at Jordan Springs Lat evening June 3 with Leg Colvin's Dance Orchestra of Washington DC. Everyone invited. Mathers & O’Flaherty 1p tu fri 8p wad th.

Jordan Springs Leg Colvin Dance Orchestra Washington, D. C Mathers & O'Flaherty

Insurance notices and classified ads in local Star

The item promotes hail protection policies for Frederick County growers and wheat fields, plus an employment ad for a cook and a real estate investment firm. Also offers for sale a well established Main Street business and requests applications at the Star office.

Frederick County Hansbrough & Carter Main St Care Star

Prohibition Advocate Johnson Visits City Hall Auditorium

William E. Johnson known as Pussyfoot told a large City Hall audience that prohibition gains spread in India where natives favor the cause and Gandhi supports it. He urged world sobriety and said America should lead, planning a tour of 17 states before sailing to New Zealand.

William E Johnson City Hall India Anti- Saloon League Gandhi America England New Zealand Pussyfoot” Johnson Anti- Saloon League of America London

Cadets Ready for Annual Shenandoah Valley versus Winchester Drill

Plans are set for the fourth Annual Competitive Drill between Shenandoah Valley Academy and Winchester High School for the Chamber of Commerce banner at the Fair Grounds at 10 oclock Wednesday morning. Colonel Bryan Conrad and Captain Guy E. Manning lead the schools in a closely watched event expected to draw a large crowd. Judges include Major Louis P. Ford and Major Thomas Hartigan with Major Paul S. Lewis and H. Duffey handling details. Admission is twenty five cents granting grand stand access. cars may be parked on grounds but not on the race track or in the infield.

Shenandoah Valley Academy Winchester High School Chamber of Commerce Fair Grounds Orelock Bryan Conrad Guy E. Manning Paul S. Lewis H. Duffey War Department Louis P. Ford Thomas Hartigan Fort Washington Ss. Y. A

Master Minds Preach Ideals to Graduates at Seminary

The Fort Loudoun Seminary finals featured a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Nelson P. Dame on Deuteronomy xiv 19 and honors by Major Brantz Meyer Roszel Ph.D. Dame’s address was praised as a life shaping creation and Roszel emphasized the spiritual role of young women. Diplomas were awarded by Major Roszel to graduates Natalie Allnut Copeland Blaim Burrowes Fisher Love McKIlwee Nourse Orndoff Stine Wellington Townshend Goll.

Fort Loudoun Seminary Nelson P. Dame Brantz Meyer Roszael Mr. Dame Diocese of Virginia Dame Roszel

Waif Adopted by W H Herrell

A baby girl found by Carl F. Massey and cared for at Memorial Hospital has been legally adopted by Mr and Mrs William H Herrell. An order from the Corporation Court makes the child the ward of the Herrells and assigns the name Dorothy Pauline Herrell.

Carl F. Massey Memorial Hospital William H. Herrell Corporation Court

Tires Tires at Chapman Auto Sales

Tire sale promotion at Chapman Auto Sales urging buyers to inspect the best values available with a one line price and date reference.

Chapman Auto Sales

Public sale of touring car and truck notice

Public sale listing for a touring car and a truck announced by Albert H. McCormick. Advertisement appears on inside page with details and public notice language.

Children’s Day Observance at Hopewell Meeting House

The annual observance of children's day at Hopewell Meeting House will be held at 8 o'clock Sunday evening June 4 with exercises of special interest to young people. Everyone is invited. Lost dogs and other notices appear in brief in this edition.

Hopewell Meeting House

Future Holds Great Career for a Singer

An impartial critique from Winchester praises Mrs. Virginia Vredenburgh of Freehold New Jersey for a transformative year in voice and artistry. Her 11 year old son Peter accompanied her at the piano during a Century Club performance at the Wayside Inn Middletown. The article highlights her fuller tone clear diction and mature musical temperament signaling a bright future.

Virginia ‘Baker Vredenburgh Freehold N. J Peter Vredenburgh Alexander M. Baker Winchester

Ulster Irish forces clash with Republicans on Tyrone Donegal border

Near Latford and Strabane a night battle between Ulster specials and Southern Irish Republicans left both sides firing from armored cars and rooftops. The engagement began at Camel's Hump and extended to Lif ford as Rifle Brigade units reinforced positions along the London Derry Road. No casualties reported.

Associated Press Belfast Tyrone- Donegal Latford Strabane Ulster Camel's Hump Ulster Specials Lifford Rifle Brigade Londonderry Road

Fort Loudoun Seminary Finals Offer Dramatic Events

Wednesday evening features Titania by Childress and Beyond the Gate dramatics. Thursday presents Recital and The Conspirators by the Senior Class with Some Little Players, an operetta The Two Queens. Admission 50 cents, morning 25 cents.

Titania Childress Dramatic Club

Water and Sewer Taxes Due by June First 1922

Water and sewer taxes must be paid by June 1 1922 or a penalty will be added and pipes disconnected. William T Barr City Treasurer.

WM. T. Barr City Treas

Virginia Primary Prospects Stir Debates Ahead of August Nomination

Dispatch from Lynchburg reports a three cornered fight for the Senatorial nomination involving Swanson and Westmoreland Davis amid anti saloon and wet campaigns. Rumors name Col. R F y of a and Judge Roe T Weston in Charlottesville as potential contenders while Leedy and Duke deny plans. Virginia Anti-Saloon League to publish Governor Davis record, and G O P leaders weigh who will replace Thomas J Muncy as Western district attorney.

Lynchburg Baltimore Sun Today Swanson Westmoreland Davis Col. R. F. Y Roe T.weston Charlottesville Leedy Lis’ Soooettion Duke Tel Blackstone Thomas Harrison Congress Mr. Davis Virginia Anti-Saloom Davis State Anti-Saloon League Virginia David Hepburn Es Davia Record Pin Point Virginia G. O. P Thomas J. Muncy Western District of

Garden Protect Garden Use Pyrox Insect Fungus Control

Advertisement for Garden Protect by Orchard Supply Co promoting PYROX for gardens. Claims it kills bugs worms and prevents fungous diseases. Available in one and five pound packages.

Ip Win Orchard Supply CO

Musical Comedy The Ministers Wifes New Bonnet at Braddock St Church

Local notice promotes a musical comedy titled The Ministers Wifes New Bonnet at Braddock Street M B Church. Event scheduled for Thursday May 30 with a 26 cent price. Advertisement also lists Winchester Seed Co and a sale of a One ton Republic Truck in condition with pneumatic tires all new offered by Collis and Wagner.

Republic Collis & Wagner

Minnie Wood Chapel Friday and Saturday June 28 30

Weekend services at Minnie Wood Chapel include events on Friday and Saturday with activities slated for June 28 and 30. Congregants are urged to attend the sessions and participate in planned gatherings.

Minnie Wood

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Reat Lincol Max Washington Stately IGE Ormer The Lord Augusta ‘Nity Fruit Growers” Assation Frank Steelman Martinsburg Cook Star Office Pussyfeot” Johnson High School Major Roszel Eee . Coles Natalie E. Allnut Front Royaly Copeland M. Blaim Clover Creek Eva Naomi Burrowes Newark Mary Frances Fisher Hillsboro Denta Love McKilwee Hayfield Rebecca Darby Nourse Darnstown Eunice Caryl Orndoff Catlett Virginia Harriet Stine Louise Wellington Townshend Baltimore County Margaret Eleanor Goll Roslyn W. H. Herrell Children's Services Star ‘Office Salvation Army Empire Theatre Winchester Poster “Advertising Co Senate R. T. W. Duke Wets Winchester Seed CO
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