02 Nov 1923
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
1
A statement from Governor Bo underscores support for the ongoing Aera Plan. The governor frames it as effective and in the public interest, urging continued backing from officials and citizens alike.
Governor B Lee Trinkle urges Virginians to vote on November 6 on a road bond issue or pay as you go. He cites thorough study, favors pay as you go, forecasts three to four years to complete roads, avoids interest, and emphasizes future maintenance and statewide development.
General Lee is the lead in a Drinkwater drama to debut next Monday night at the Music Hall in Richmond. The play, criticized for historical liberties, follows Lee’s character with three fictional Confederate cadets guiding the narrative from Arlington to defeat, as Miss Jean May joins the cast after time in Clarke and Winchester.
Rummage sale on November 3 at Piccadilly Street, ex League Street Store. Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. benefits Baptist Church building fund. Wanted married man with car to help in home territory. Write C.C. Siri Winchester Va. The Way-Side Inn will remain open this season until late November.
Miss Bertha von Hillern will demonstrate Crystal Flour at Geo W Riley and Son on Valley Avenue Winchester on Saturday November 3. The event aims to interest housewives and showcase baking use of the flour.
Farmers Supply Co in Stephens City Virginia advertises a sample line of gloves for men and women of all kinds and sizes. The notice emphasizes a wide selection available at the local retailer.
A reader argues against a large road bond proposal asserting that a $21 to $31 million issue would raise taxes and incur $104 million in interest. The plan would divert funds from farmers, delay road permanence, and burden future generations. pay-as-you-go could complete the system in two years longer with permanent results.
The Washington D. C. born Miss Ligzie Tidball died recently and her Winchester court will leaves her estate to five nieces Lucy Jones Lizzie Jones and to the niece who was kindest to her at the end The will written in Tidball’s hand on a half sheet of notepaper is dated but unsigned by others Elizabeth H Jones was named executrix with a $2000 bond.
Opening night at the Empire features Thanet famous story Enemies Of Women with Lionel Barrymore and Alma Rubens. The film includes authentic Great War footage and is shown at below current city prices with three shows today. Also tonight Sante Fe Trail and tomorrow Fighting Blood added to the program.
In Frederick County circuit court, G W Martin and Grace Martin were granted permission to adopt Garland Sherman, two, son of Beulah Sherman. Martha Stowats, Red Cross secretary, is appointed probation officer to visit the Martins’ home quarterly for a year. The child’s name is changed to Garland Martin. Also a Farmers Union and Fruit Growers Association mass meeting at the courthouse on Saturday November 3 at 2 PM featuring Senator George B. Keezell on the road question.
Used about a dozen times in perfect condition. Price 35 dollars to quick buyer. Apply STAR OFFICE BE SHOES. Also offering PYRO alcohol for car. Stephens City, Va. 27 1p-7t 2-1p-2t wID CITY GARAGE. SURE.
Charles Rogers a long time Milldale farmer in Warren county WV collapsed while loading apples at a Norfolk and Western station. He ruptured a blood vessel and died before help arrived. Survived by widow Miss Saffell, five sons and several daughters, with funeral set for Milldale at 2 pm Saturday.
The region felt an unexpected cold snap with temperatures near 12 degrees above zero in Winchester and other thermometers from 12 to 20 degrees. Cars stalled as radiators froze and water pails needed thawing while a heavy frost covered roofs and ground with no wind.
Assemblyman George B. Keezell of Rockingham County will discuss the road bond issue at a non political meeting at the Court House tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock. Mrs J L Wunder will preside. the event invites all residents including women. Keezell is noted for his long Senate service and expertise on state finances.
The regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company will be held at 8 o'clock this Friday evening, and a full attendance of members is urged. H. H. Willis, Captain.
An ad announces readiness to supply the Benson trade with oysters. The note references iPhone-44 and SNAPP, and lists 425 N. Market St as a contact or address.
The Shenandoah Valley Club of Virginia Tech will host a Christmas holiday dance in Winchester. With over fifty members from the valley, officers L. D. Jackson and K. B. Crowell guide a cadet alumni gathering to strengthen college ties, with cards for admission and a get together planned.
Rousfire Company announces a regular meeting Friday evening November 2 at 8 o'clock. Important business on the agenda. Full attendance requested. W B Huntsberry, President.
Ment of several cars of age recently purchased at prices considerably under prevailing makes allows us to offer number one six wood hooped apple barrels at sixty five cents each. For prompt delivery and relief from high barrel prices still existing in this vicinity. Virginia Barrel Co. Also rental and help wanted notices appear, including a brick dwelling for rent at 3819 West Leicester and boarders or roomers wanted at 804 Highland Ave.
Circuit Court orders the Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church trustees to sell 1.5 acres of land in Gainesboro district where the old Bethel church stood. The building was moved to Albin for proximity to the congregation. The petition by trustees D. A. Fries J. M. Bun Cutter and J. H. Spence cites a September meeting as the basis for sale. Land donations traced to George Lewis and J. S. Yeakley in 184%.
Waynesboro High School schedules a Saturday football event. The listing notes a 1 PM start on the designated date with venue or opponent unspecified. Readers are advised to check local listings for confirmation of time and location.
Mrs John S Stoat is rapidly recovering after an operation at Memorial Hospital for tonsil removal and expects to be in her usual health within a few days. Mr John Harptman of near Crear brook travels to Buffalo New York with his daughter Mrs Wilson Whitmore and her son George Whitmore to visit sister-in-law Mrs Julia W Alther.
Virginia born Jack Hott, long time Tampico Chamber secretary and Rotary Club president, spoke at the local luncheon detailing life in Mexico after many leaders. Rev B V Switzer gave a humorous All Saints Day talk on Halloween origins and religious significance.
Announcement from Stephens City Virginia garage offering cash sales after November 1 with reduced prices on accessories tires and gas. notes 20 cents tears and used and new Fords with easy terms. Lincoln Ford and Fordson models available at Parker's Garage.
Reported in Aix la Chapelle as separatists from Coblenz and Trier besiege a hall. Fire crews and reinforcements arrive while clashes continue and dynamite and sulfuric acid are used in the confrontation.
A fragmented OCR item describes unrest and troop movements in European regions including Amsterdam and Speyér with mentions of guards and opposition to a government. The text is unclear and mixes place names and actions, reflecting wartime reporting.
Berlin report says Chancellor Stresemann informed leaders that Socialist demands forced the Socialists to withdraw from the coalition government. The cabinet is announced to have fallen as a result of the Socialist split.
A group led by Simonds with a tenor Jesus-San pianist and Miss Marguerite will headline a concert at City Hall tonight under high school auspices. Tickets are 50 cents, with seating limited and tickets available at Neidemeyer’s and the theater box office.
A notice urges every woman voter in Winchester and Frederick County to attend a bond issue discussion at the Court House tomorrow at 2 00 PM. Keezell, president of the Democratic committee, will speak and press attendance. A separate sale of 108 acres with timber at Payne farm, two miles north of the brook, is announced for Saturday with sale bills available.
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