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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1924

Page

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Virginia Rivers Rise as Flood Warnings Multiply

State officials brace for record highs as James, Rivanna and other rivers surge above normal. Flood warnings issued across Piedmont Virginia and eastern North Carolina as bridges wash out and roads flood. Water lines fail in Bridgewater and Shenandoah rises ten feet amid heavy rainfall.

Meporiered Press Richmond James Tee Lynchburg Columbia Fluvanna County Weather” Bureau Union Street Shenandoah Bridgewater Shenandoah River Jean Freshiet Rane Treshet Ie Hent Rappahannock Potomac Suffolk Nottoway James Rivanna North Carolina Raleigh N. C Piedmont Virginia Weather Bureau James River Lumbla Aistetet Activilarge Ene Abdfio

Fos torea area band wins national high school title

The Fos were crowned national champions in the Boys High School Band competition, with Handley High School noted as having similar promising potential. Plans are advancing to establish an instrumental music program at the local school as interest grows. The Rotary Club is promoting a concert by the Royal Scotch Highlanders Band in Winchester to support this effort, a program expected to bring notable cultural value and community unity.

Yes United States Handley High School MeIlwee Winchester Mellwee Seer W. Va Waynesboro Pan Valley Fireman’s Association Scotch Highlanders Rotary Club Royal Scotch Highlanders Band

What is your first name It may mean Empire ticket

A fragment announces free Empire Theatre admission tonight for the film The Wanters with directions to the last page for further details and mentions possible names Marie or Robert.

Empire Ticket Marie Robert Empire Theatre

Friendship Club Meets Thursday Evening

Regular meeting set for Thursday October 2 at 8 o'clock. A good turnout is hoped as business of interest to all members will be discussed. Fred W. Forney, Captain, notes the gathering.

Fred W. Forney

Apply Now for Steady Work in Canning Plant

National Fruit Product Co Inc advertises steady door work for women in its canning plant. Employment emphasizes regular shifts and stable labor in a canning operation. The notice invites applications and outlines recruitment by the company.

National Fruit Product Co. Inc

New skating rink opens with lessons and music

Afternoons 2 to 5 for beginners and evenings 7 to 11 with instructors on duty. The newest band organ provides attractive music. Children will receive protection. Also a lost Virginia license tag 80818 offered for return to Star Office with reward.

Jas Cave Virginia Star Office

Aged Stephens City Man Dies in Tailoring Shop

William D. Lemley a retired citizen of Stephens City died of heart disease about four o clock yesterday while talking in the tailoring shop of R A Lemley. He had worked in Pennsylvania camps on railroads and returned home to live alone in Stephens City. He was about 70 with a sister in Strasburg and funeral services will be Thursday at the Lutheran Church, burial in Greenhill Cemetery.

William D. Lemley Stephens City R. A. Lemley Mr. Lemley Montgomery Lemley Pennsylvania Strasburg Luther Lemley

ZR-3 Plans Trans Atlantic Flight Start Date Changed

Dr. Hugo Eckener announced the giant dirigible ZR-3 would depart Friedrichshafen for a trans Atlantic flight to Lakehurst on October 8 and arrive by October 10 or 11. The departure date shifted from October 6 for motor adjustments. Countess Hella von Brandenstein Zeppelin presented Eckener with a four leaf clover for luck. he said he would carry the dovrit on the trip.

Associated Press Friedrichshafen Hugo Eckener Zeppelin Company Lakehurst N. J United States Navy Hella von Brandenstein Zeppelin Count Zeppelin Dr. Eckener Zeppelin

Empire Theatre Free Admissions Tonight

Empire Theatre offers free admissions tonight with details on the last page of this issue under the Empire notice. The notice directs readers to the final page for more information.

Empire

Minister Will Represent Reno At World Series

Reno will send Rev. Brewster Adams, pastor of First Baptist Church, as the city’s World Series representative. Mayor Roberts designated Adams and he left for the east last night. Walter Johnson, Washington star pitcher and son-in-law of the mayor, spends winters in Bend. local fans funded Adams’ trip.

Associated Press Reno Nev Roberts Brewster Adams First Baptist Church Adams East Walter Johnson Washington Johnson Bend

Frost Likely Tonight in Exposed Areas

A weather bulletin from the United States Weather Bureau predicts frost for this section tonight with probable frost in exposed places.

the Star Today United States Weather Bureau Dispatch

Davis Receives Warm Welcome in Frederick Maryland

John W. Davis visits Frederick Maryland as the first Democratic presidential candidate there since 1896. Crowds greet his arrival by train from Baltimore and line streets to the Key Hotel. He addresses a Rotary Club luncheon of Democratic Women.

Frederick John W. Davis William Jennings Bryan Mr. Davis Rotary Club

Davis addresses Maryland crowd at Democratic women’s clubs event

The presidential candidate spoke to a group of several thousand near the courthouse while staying at a hotel as the luncheon guest of the United Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland. He avoided comments on prohibition and states rights, noting he would consider local self government before deciding.

United Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland Court House Baltimore Davis

Judge Caverly Is Closely Guarded In Hospital Bed

Chicago reports Judge John R. Caverly, who sentenced Leopold and Loeb, has been a closely guarded hospital patient since the trial ended. His wife denies illness, but sources say a nervous breakdown followed the six week hearing. Precautions mount to keep him undisturbed amid patient letters and calls.

Associated Press Chicago John R. Caverly Nathan F. Leopold, Jr Richard Loeb Bobbie Franks Chicago Tribune the Tribune

Last Day to Register for November Election

October 4 is the final day to register to vote in the November election. All qualified residents twenty one years or older should register if never before. Registrars in each precinct will be on duty all day Saturday to accept applications. No one may vote without being listed on the registration books.

Diamond Heroes Welcome Home as Capital Fans Cheer

The American League pennant winners arrive in Washington for a first ever homecoming parade. President Coolidge joins the celebration with an hour set aside for the event as 2,000 Rush Gates greet the champions and a crowd of about 2,000 crowds the station to cheer each player by name. The team plans a tough bid for the world championship against the Giants.

Associated Press Washington Pennsylvania Coolidge Boston Giants

Teachers Institute Planned for Clarke and Frederick Counties

Clarke and Frederick counties public school teachers will hold a two day institute on October 3 and 4. Sessions start Friday at the new Berryville high school and Saturday in the Winchester county courthouse with talks by M L Combs Rachel Gregg James Nicolson Wayne Laidlaw Martha Stowers and others. Special invitation extended to John Handley Schools and all teachers to attend.

Clarke and Frederick Counties Berryville Winchester Clarke Frederick John Handley M. L. Combs State Department of Public Instruction Rachel E. Gregg Richmond James T. Nicolson National Red Cross Society Washington Heatwale Charlottesville Wayne N. Laidlaw New York Martha Stowers Red Cross Robert B. Nelson Christ Church This City C. W. Gaunt Boyce

Women Urged to Register to Vote in Winchester Area

All women of Winchester and vicinity are urged to register by October 4 to be eligible to vote in the November election for President United States senator and congressman. Attend now per MRS E L WUNDER President Women's Democratic Club.

Winchester United States E. L. Wunder Women's Democratic Club

Excursion Sunday To Shenandoah Caverns

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs an excursion from Hagerstown to Shenandoah Caverns on Sunday October 5. Departs Hagerstown 8:00 a.m. Winchester 10:40 a.m. arrives 12:30 p.m. Round trip fare from Winchester 1.75. Return leaves caverns 5:00 p.m. Passengers include Mrs Harry Russell and daughters Miss Mary Greenway and Virginia Cover Russell and Miss Anne Brooke. Kern traveled to Baltimore this morning and plans to return tonight.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Hagerstown Winchester Shenandoah Caverns Shenandoah County Caverns Harry Russell Mary Greenway Virginia Cover Russell Anne Brooke Kern Baltimore

Ex service men urged to apply for their bonus

About 700 Winchester area veterans are believed eligible for adjusted compensation under the postwar act. The American Legion committee offers free aid to all veterans in filing papers, with stations at Red Cross Office near Court House, Major Barton, Philip Williams, Victor Arthur on Reuss Ave, Citizens Gas and Oil on Water St, and Rosenberger on South Braddock. Veterans must bring discharge papers. legionnaires will help fill forms.

Conrad Congress Winchester American Legion Committee Legion The Redross Court House R. T. Barton Philip Williams Victor Arthur Reuss Avenue Citizens’ Gas and Oil Company Water Street John W. Rosenberger and Company Braddock Street

Dr L M Allen Moves Office Location

Dr L M Allen relocates his office from West Water Street to the northeast corner of Braddock and Amherst Streets.

L. M. Allen West Water Street Braddock and Amherst Street

Competent shoe mechanics ready to serve

Progressive Shoe Repair Shop announces it has added a competent shoe mechanic and can handle work promptly. Located at 7 W. Piccadilly, the shop highlights its expanded staff to speed repairs.

Progressive W. Piccadilly

Fine Home for Sale in Winchester Virginia

Leaving the state I will sell my fine home at 727 Berryville Ave Winchester VA. Lot 100 by 190 feet with a seven room oak finished house, bath, furnace, electric lights, large porches, fine lawn, garage and poultry house. Call owner W F E Brown on premises or write Edward W Case Westminster MD.

Berryville Ave W. F E. Brown Winchester Edward W. Case Westminster

Apple Picker Wanted in Rappahannock Orchards

Help wanted advertisement seeks apple pickers for Rappahannock Orchards. Posting by Hansbrough and Carter invites applicants for day shifts from 1 to 4 p.m. at the orchard location.

Rappahannock Hansbrough & Carter

Schumacher Feed Price Feeded At Two Rates

Schumacher Feed announces price terms: 45 dollars per ton and 2.35 dollars per 100 pounds. H. D. Albin listed as contact.

Schumacher

New Crop Seed Ad From Winchester Seed Co

Timothy Seed promotes a new crop seed line described as recleaned and of highest quality 1 to 4 tockety units for Winchester Seed Co. Fuc.

Timothy Winchester Seed Co. Fuc

Missionary Push Amid China Crisis Faces Obstacles

The Reverend Hugh W. White, a noted Presbyterian missionary, urges urgent World Bible education in China as he travels on furlough. He notes strong denominational support and recalls early trials finding shelter and work, with calls to establish schools and stations, including Haichow, to combat propaganda and aid young missionaries. Continued discussion noted.

China Interna Bible University Hugh W. White Wineh White Henry M. White Shepard Isaac Rusing Mary Bush Haichow B. C. Patterson

Apple Harvest Interrupted by Heavy Rain Closes Week

Weather summaries from the Agriculture Department note below normal temperatures and heavy rains in the Piedmont affecting fruit crops. Apple harvests halted, corn and cotton prospects mixed, pastures and meadows show modest improvement as soil prep for winter proceeds. News item also mentions a warehouse ad and Civic League notices.

Associated Press Washington of Agriculture Piedmont

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Richmond Weather Bureau State Highway Department Aertsabia Rind Pie Rappahanfiork Staunton William Thomas Myers NEW Boys Band OF Fostora Palm Women Workers Wm. D. Lemley R.A. Lemley Judge Caverly Capital Rooters Atorneya Mimouri Kanest Texas H. D. Albin Christian Missionaries Far East Millwood” Crossing V. A Civic League Hibrary A. Larget
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