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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1926

Page

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Potomac Edison Directors Approve Refinancing Plan

Potomac Edison directors vote to refinance by calling bonds of Potomac Series A and B and related issues at 107 percent plus interest. The plan, supported by strong finances, lowers funded obligations and boosts dividends on preferred stock. A nine month Riley report shows net income available for dividends rising to 420 020, up 193 591 from year prior.

Potomac-Haison Cea Rven Maryland Public Commission Ee Potomac Potomac-Edison Company Potomac Public Service Company BeThs Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Potomac Public Service Pathe Freterick Middletown Railway Company Public Service Company Hagerstown and Northern Rail‘road Company Pe Clr BP Riley M. F. Riley W. H. the

Winchester W C T U social meeting on Red Letter Day

The Winchester Woman's Christian Temperance Union invites members and friends to a social gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lupton's home 132 Washington Street on Friday November 11 at 8 o'clock. An interesting program plus refreshments will be provided.

T. U Virginia Winchester W. C

Elsie Janis Confesses Love Affairs and Romance

Memphis November 9 Elsie Janis says she is a romantic girl who enjoys many past lovers and loves being in love but refuses to marry. She chats with American Legion luncheon friends about amatory affairs and the playful nature of romance.

Memphis Tenn Elsie Janis The American Legion

Stage is Set for Auxiliary Bazaar on Armistice Day

The November meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary discussed the Armistice Day bazaar at the model house 700 South Washington Street. Tea, supper, gift shop and furnishings completed. proceeds go to disabled veterans and hospital relief.

American Legion Auxiliary W A. Baker Model House Washington Street Barton National Soldiers’ Home Hampton

Proper Attention To Passing Flag

American Legion officers urge Washington observers to show respect for the National colors during Armistice Day parade. A recent funeral drew comments that many spectators did not honor the flag, prompting guidance to men to stand at attention with the flag over the heart and women to place their right hand over the heart.

American Legion Washington

Mystery blast destroys Burley's Stato radio studio in East Orange

A blast and fire destroyed the $20,000 radio studio of the Chamber of Commerce of the Oranges and Maplewood, New Jersey, a facility broadcast against crime. Thomas Burley, longtime secretary manager, had received threats to stop editorials. Investigators found no cause, and broadcasts were planned to continue from a new studio.

Chamber of Commerce of the Oranges Maplewood N. J Elizabeth Mail New Jersey Burley No. 451 Main Street East Orange Chamber of Commerce Thomas Burley Winchester Chamber

Armistice Day Reunion Promises Largest Vets Gathering Since 1919

Winchester plans Armistice Day events led by Aubrey G. Weaver with a noon luncheon at the George Washington Hotel for World War I veterans. A parade forms at 10:45 a.m. from the hotel, followed by a period of silence and a day of public activities including a Martinsburg vs Winchester football game and a 7:30 p.m. film.

Winchester Aubrey G. Weaver Warren County George Washington American Legion G. Washington Center of Collins Colonial Theater George Washingtons Hotel

W. C. T. U. to Convene at Handley Library

The W. C. T. U. will hold its regular meeting at Handley Library Thursday at 3 p.m. Members are urged to attend and participate in the scheduled program.

Handley Library

Colder Weather Anticipated Across Regions Tonight

A disturbance moving northwest toward the St Lawrence valley will bring snow flurries tonight in the upper Ohio valley and lower lake region if the Weather Bureau prediction holds. In its wake temperatures will fall markedly across all sections becoming colder in the Mississippi valley and Atlantic coast regions.

St. Lawrence Valley Ohio Valley Lower Lake Region Weather Bureau Mississippi Valley Atlantic Coast

Handley Students Stage Largest Exhibition Tonight

Handley Schools showcase work from grades 6 to 12 with top class exhibits in art domestic science horticulture and science Apples receive special merit The Handley building hosts National Education Week open house from 7 to 9 PM with an auditorium program at 9 PM featuring primary grades the Girls Glee Club a dance by 300 girls and the school orchestra Visit days are set for different grade groups at Handley Kerr buildings.

Handley Department of Physical Education Kerr

Coolidge Seeks Nonpartisan Tax Refund Consideration

President Coolidge urged Congress to consider his tax refund proposal without party lines. White House spokesman stated the aim was nonpartisan review and support for the tax measure across factions.

Associated Press Washington Coolidge White House Congress

Rouse Hempstone to Quit After More Than Fifty Years

Rouse Hempstone and Co. Inc. will cease operations January 1 after selling its business to John E. Hurst & Co. Inc. The Baltimore wholesale firm, once dominant in the lunchroom and south markets, will liquidate, with B Blair Sheetz likely to join the new firm. The history traces to founder Robert T Hempstone who joined Baltimore after the Civil War.

Baltimore South Rouse, Hempstone & Co. Inc John G. Rouse John E. Hurst & Co. Inc Rouse, Hempstone & Co B. Blair Sheetz Winchester Sheetz H. C. Sheetz Gray and Shetz Robert L. Gray George J. Jolliffe West Virginia Robert T. Hempstone Loudoun County Virginia

Robert C McDonald Dies After Nighttime Illness

Robert C McDonald a 45 year old local real estate agent and pallbearer for Silas J Cleveland died at 3 20 this morning from heart disease. He leaves a large family and was active with Strout Farm Agency on Rouss avenue. Funeral Friday at Grace Lutheran Church with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Robert C. McDonald Silas J. Cleveland Mr. McDonald Mr. Cleveland Cameron and Boscawen Pentecostal Church McDonald Lebanon Church Shenandoah County Robert McDonald Strout Farm Agency Rouss Avenue Miss Clowser Esther Arthur Dorothy Kenneth McDonald Charles McDonald Howard McDonald Loudoun County B. Keckley Red Bud This County Minnie Sherman Savage, Md Frank Dinges Kate Carpenter Round Hill Carrie Cowley Marlboro Grace Lutheran Church C. A. Free Mount Hebron Cemetery

Store Closing and New Studio Opening Notice

Our store will close from 12 M on Armistice Day November 11. B A Grayson announces Pauline Shoop will open violin studio November 15 at 302 South Braddock Street.

Pauline Shoop S. Braddock St

Delivery Of Mail To Be Made Xmas One

Washington November 9 Carriers will make at least one complete delivery on Christmas morning under a plan announced by Postmaster General New After delivery all postal work will stop except handling of special deliveries and dispatching first class mail trains Last year there was a complete Christmas holiday but this year the plan avoids a two day suspension since Christmas falls on Saturday There will be no rural delivery on Christmas An appeal was issued for the public to mail Christmas packages early

Washington Postmaster-General New Ar. New

Virginia Route 36 gets $100,000 in 1927 highway funds

The State Highway Commission announced allocations for Virginia in 1927, including $100,000 for Route No. 36 Hayfield to Gore on the old Northwestern grade near the West Virginia line. Total 1927 construction funds exceed $8 million with hearings set for Roanoke December 1 Charlottesville December 2 and Richmond December 3.

Virginia State Highway Commission Richmond West Virginia Line Major Crozet Winwast Visginte Puree Es Nrl Richmond - Louisa Charlottesville Roanoke

Five Killed Nine Injured In Train Truck Collision

Five laborers died and nine people were injured when a Southern Pacific passenger train collided with a truck at a crossing near Houston Texas. The truck carried workers en route to an oil refinery.

Associated Press Houston Texas Southern Pacific Here

Winchester Gan Club Shoots on Armistice Day Match

The Winchester Gan Club will hold a shooting match at 3 o clock on Armistice Day at the club grounds behind the city reservoirs. A race between the Jones and Seatright teams will determine the winning team, with each participant on the victorious side receiving a trophy. The public is invited to attend and join in practice shoots.

Winchester Gan Club City Jones Seatright

For Sale Dodge Touring Car Cheap Cash

Local star office advertises a Dodge touring car for sale at a low cash price. The notice is terse and offers contact through the Star office with a dated reference.

Dodge Touring Star Office

Lawyer and fingerprint expert clash over trial testimony

In Somerville and Jersey City, defense lawyers attacked fingerprint experts in the Hall Mills murder trial. Jane Gibson, the state star witness nicknamed Babe Ruth of Trial, vows to tell the truth despite illness as she awaits further testimony from a hospital bed.

Associated Ea House Somerville Hall-Mills Ormer Omvark Steen Alana Enarl Sev Gibson Les W. Parker Cars ‘Boonervilley Willie Edward W. Hall New Brunswick Eleanor R. Mills Robert McCarter Edward Schwartz Jersey City Polic Department Schwartz Willie Stevane New York City Babe Ruth Jersey City N. J Jane Gibson Star Halls-Mills Alexander Simpson

Star Issue Rescheduled to Armistice Day Morning

The Star will be issued Thursday morning Armistice Day instead of the afternoon. Advertisements for this edition must be in the office by 3 p.m. Wednesday, November 30.

Evening Star

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