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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1922

Page

7

Norfolk and Western Train Schedule Berryville 1922

Schedule in effect April 80 1922 lists trains serving Berryville and intermediate stations with connections to Bristol Roanoke Bluefield and Philadelphia. Highlights include Pullman sleepers to Bristol Williamson Winston-Salem Philadelphia and New York. parlor car service. cafe car Shenandoah and Roanoke connections to Memphis and Washington. Contacts MH H Burks Berryville VA and W C Saunders Roanoke VA.

Bristol Pullman Broiler Roanoke Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton Pullman Sleepers Williamson Winston-Salem N. C Shenandoah Memphis Booth Shenaxdoah Hagerstown Morrisburg Philadelphia New York Shenandoah Junction Washington Magerstown Pullman Sleeper MH. H. Burks Berryville Va W. C. Saunders Pasa

Winchester Man Stirs Boston Audience in Adams Birthday Talk

Cambridge native J Frank Eddy reports on two Boston speeches honoring Samuel Adams 200 years after his birth. R Gray Williams of Winchester delivered a masterful address at Symphony Hall before a large Boston crowd and frequent applause, introduced by Louis A Coolidge as a Virginia Democrat.

J. Frank Eddy Cambridge Mass University Press the Star Boston R. Gray Williams Winchester Samuel Adams Symphony Hall Williams Louis A Coolidge

Moles and Skin Eruptions Highlight Health Concerns

This fragment notes skin issues such as moles and eruptions and hints at prejudice affecting prosperity. It suggests concern for health and well being, mentioning the heart as a valued trait amid social biases.

Williams Delivers Noted Speech at Local Event

A Virginia Democrat drew strong remarks for his keynote address among eminent speakers. The speaker praised Williams for his hometown ties and his performance at the event, and noted his appearance at an afternoon town meeting in Boston with Mayor Curley and Senator Lodge drawing a packed hall.

Virginia Democrat Williams Gray Senator Lodge

Treasury Savings Certificates Grow in Popularity

Washington reports Treasury Savings Certificates remain popular as prices rise. Director Lew Wallace Jr notes lower interest rates on new issues align with existing securities and favor small investors. Certificates come in $25 $100 and $1000 denominations with pre maturity redemptions at reduced prices and offer tax exemptions except for estate and inheritance taxes.

Washington Treasury Savings Treasury Department Lew Wallace, Jr U. S. Government Savings System Treasury Treasury Notes

Mrs Woods Attends Potomac Synodical in High Point North Carolina

Mrs Clarence Woods leaves for High Point North Carolina as delegate of the Woman s Missionary Society of the Reformed Church of Virginia to join the Potomac Synodical gathering with delegates from North Carolina Virginia Maryland and part of Pennsylvania She will visit her parents Mr and Mrs E A Rothrock of Lexington North Carolina during the trip.

Clarence Woods High Point N. C Woman’s Missionary Society of the Reformed Church of Virginia Potomac Synodical Society Women of the Reformed Church North Carolina Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania Woods E. A. Rothrock Lexington

Roanoke Alumni To Meet Tonight

Roanoke College alumni plan a major gathering at Hotel Jack tonight with committee leaders Herbert Lauck A S Arnold and Dr P B Stickley coordinating. President Dr Charles J Smith will speak along with prominent Salem alumnus T L Keister as Roanoke alumni pledge strong support for the college’s new era and growth.

Roanoke College Hotel Jack Herberts. Lauck A. S. .Arnold P. B. Stickley T. L. Keister Salem Central Committee Roanoke Radford Charleston W. Va Staunton

Two Bandits to Get Life in Maryland Murder Trial

Country Carey and Wiggles Smith were found guilty of first degree murder in Baltimore for the Norris case. Sentencing is postponed until Wednesday or later, with motions for a new trial due tomorrow. If retrials are sought, hearings will delay the formal life sentence.

Carey Wiggles” Smith William B. Norris Baltimore Harry J. Furfle Winchester Smith Supreme Bench Ee Land

Judges Bond and Duffy Summon Prisoners for Last Time

Gorter and judges Carroll T. Bond and Henry Duffy preside as jurors render a verdict Saturday night, leaving no legal alternative for the court. The summons marks the final step in the trial process.

Stickley Tops Local shooters at Winchester Club meet

Claude B. Stickley of Vaucluse led a Saturday Winchester Gun Club shoot with a high gun score of 98 out of 100. The article lists the full scores from the regular weekly event.

Claude B. Stickley Vaucluse Winchester

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