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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1924

Page

2

Students Survive Wreck After Car Splits Fence

Five Washington and Lee University students escaped unharmed when their car collapsed a rear wheel near Winchester and overturned, straddling a fence before ending in a field. In a separate crash, William Parker and wife were injured when his Overland veered into a fence near Belle Grove estate. Mrs. Parker suffered several broken ribs and was treated at home by Dr. Williams.

Washington and Lee University Lexington Winchester Valley Pike Wiliam Parker Stephens City Belle Grove Monument Parker Williams Middletown

John W. Wright Retired on Honor Roll by Railroad

John W. Wright, veteran passenger engineer on the Cumberland Valley division, retired due to disability and placed on the roll of honor. Born September 29, 1859 in Mersburg Pa, he joined the railroad in 1882 and served 42 years and one month, earning many friends and best wishes.

John William Wright Cumberland Valley Division Pennsylvania Isroad Winchester Mr. Wright Mersburg Cumberland Valley Railroad Wright

Scientists Plan To Study Origin Of Polynesian Races

A Honolulu scientists’ party plans to sail this month aboard the Kaimiloa for three years to study Polynesian origins. Sponsored by the Bishop Museum, the voyage will receive aid from the Cook Islands administration and visit eight Cook Islands plus several outlying islands under New Zealand territory.

Honolulu Hawaii Cook Group Rarotonga Mangaia Atiu Mauiki Mietiero Aitutaki Takutea Moinai Niué Palmerston Tongareva Manihiki Pakahanga Pukapukare Suvaro New Zealand

Last Rites Held For Alourn Oates

The funeral for Aljourn Oates aged 70 was held at Fairview Church in Capon Bridge after he died at his son in law M O Horner's home. He was a Hampshire County native who lived in Harrisonburg and later returned to Capon Bridge to reside with his daughter Mrs W O Horner. He survived by two daughters and several siblings with services led by Rev Beversly and Rev Good. Pallbearers included James Frye and R N Wolford.

Cross Roads W. O. Horner Virginia Oates Bessie Lockhart M. C. Horner Capon Bridge David’ Sirbaugh Hagerstown George Oates Hampshire County Edward Oates L. C. Oates Near Capon Bridge T. K. Oates Martinsburg W. Va Lee Larrick Winchester Mr. Beversly Presbyterian Church of Mr. Good M. E. Church James Frye R. N. Wolford W. J. Sirbaugh F. J. Ee O. M. Pugh A. D. Mcee

Just Two Days and Eczema Gone

An advertisement promises rapid eczema relief with Kojene. It urges washing affected skin twice daily and applying Kojene after reading directions. If itching persists, money-back offer is mentioned amid a sales pitch from Franck Baker and Son and other progressive druggists.

Kojene Franck Baker and Son Adv

Storm damage in Albemarle County not as severe as feared

Charlottesville report finds the recent storm damaged fruit only slightly with under three percent of apples blown from trees. Some orchards near Afton to Greenwood and north of Crozet suffered losses, and unharvested corn was blown over in the northern area but not ruined.

Charlottesville Indy Een Afton Greenwood Alon Blue Ridge Crozet

Masonic Rites At Mr. Pugh's Funeral

Whitacre Virginia reports the burial of James Pugh with Masonic rites and a funeral sermon by Rev. Lindamood. The deceased, boyhood resident, praised as a loving father and supportive son in his obituary. Concurrent notes mention T A Scrivener’s lung congestion, ongoing revival meetings, apple picking, a birth, and family health updates.

Whitacre James €. Pugh Masonic Order T. A. Scrivener Lindamood Lee N. Whitacre I. A. Whitacre Robert Shade Siler

Orchard output sold by Sunrise Orchard Company

George M. Bowers representing the Sunrise Orchard Company of Hampshire County West Virginia has sold 8 000 barrels of apples from the harvest to a Philadelphia buyer. Prices were not published though Delicious variety reportedly brought 6 per barrel and Jonathans 5 per barrel.

George M. Bowers Sunrise Orchard’ Company Hampshire County W. Va Philadelphia

Japanese Explorer Mission to Mongolia Planned by Japan

Tsunemichi Ki youra heir of Viscount Keigo Kiyoura will lead a Japanese party of explorers and scientists into Mongolia next spring. The aim is to expand Japanese knowledge of Mongolia and connect the region culturally and economically with Japan, inspired by American Museum of Natural History researchers led by Roy Chapman Andrews.

Associated Press Tokio Tsunemichi Kiyoura Keigo Kiyoura Mongolia Japan American Museum of Natural History Roy Chapman Andrews

Funeral services for J. E. Belford at Fairview Church

Funeral services for J. E. Belford of Hampshire county were held at Fairview Church in Cross Roads Virginia. He was 86 years old and survived by his wife and one son. Rev Beversley of Capon Bridge Presbyterian Church conducted the service and burial followed in the church graveyard.

Cross Roads J. E. Belford Hampshire County Fairview Church Belford Mr. Beversley Presbyterian Church Capon Bridge

Father and the Stove

A humorous reminiscence about helping a father move a stubborn coal stove. The speaker recalls tugging the stove into place, the father silently bearing his troubles, and the old front room filled with a somber mood as they wrestle the stubborn appliance. The speaker now longs to join his father and hear his confidences again.

Lawrence Hawthorne Father

Bliss News Notes in Bliss Virginia Local Items

Bliss Virginia notes report Miss Blanche Snapp visiting sister Mrs J R Snapp Miss D W Hefflebower welcomed a baby boy Tuesday evening O Neal of Stephens City and Mrs Martin Wisecarver were visiting last Saturday Miss Maude Bywaters called on Mrs M T Dunn last Tuesday Minnie Bayliss is spending

Bliss Blanche Snapp J. R. Snapp D. W. Hefflebower O'Neil Stephens City Martin Wisecarver Maude Bywaters M. T. Dunn Minnie Bayliss

Germans complain of dwindling trade with Soviet Russia

The Berlin press reports Germany has nearly ceased doing business with Russia and holds little investment there. A Leningrad visit by a German wholesaler notes shrinking export capacity and the famine risk, as imports halt and foreigners are viewed with suspicion by the state agencies.

Berlin Germany Stinnes Risaja,s Beehee Russia Rathenau Wirth Maltzan Uénners Leningrad Berlin Zeitung Amt Mittag

Local Notices and Death of Martinsburg Resident

Mrs Garland Heffiebower of St Rippon W Va visited Mr J D Lakefian Tuesday Ella Glaize called on Mr A E Lupton last Sunday The community mourns the death of Arthur Hamman at his Martinsburg home last Monday.

Harry Hawkins Garland Heffiebower St Rippon W. Va Tueailay J. D. Lakefian Ella Glaize A. E. Lupton Arthur Hamman Martinsburg

Fragmented Chemistry Advance From Uneven Notes

A battered science note fragment mentions chemistry topics and potential dates. It references elements and search terms and appears to be a rough outline of a chemistry advance. The readable portions hint at experimental topics and inquiry without full context.

First Chautauqua Assembly Opens in 1874 Session

The first Chautauqua assembly met from August 4 to 18, 1874, formed by a plan attributed to Lewis Miller of Akron and the associated leaders in New York, marking the founding effort that shaped the movement.

Chautauqua Lewis Miller Akron, Mife Heytabn HH Cincent News Yorks

Also Mentioned on This Page

Auto Insurance J. Vic Arthur Insurance Rouss Avenue Cooley’s Garage South Market Street United States Lines Shendadoah Valley Bank Building W. W. Dellinger, Prop Gur Skill Craft Clothes Shop North Main Street Bessmer REO FORD Sampson Winchester Garage D. W. McIlweemer Valley Radiator & Welding CO CALL J. W., Cammer & Sons Star and Durant Cars and Parts Kernstown John W. Wright Alourn Oates Sitar Albemarle Co Mr. Pugh H. R. Willis Bliss News Notes Tire Sale Mason Cords Standard Gas & Oil Supply Co. Inc West Cork Street The Babe Brothers J.&hogoodwin, Ltd Virginia United Kingdom Europe AsIa Africa Australia America J.e.robertson
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