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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1926
Page
7
The Winchester Theatre opened with matinee and evening shows drawing large crowds. The new house features roomy seats, fine fittings, and continuous showings with a pipe organ installed from the Colonial Theatre. In green plants photosynthesis releases oxygen as carbon dioxide is absorbed.
In Frederick County on October 14 1926 Mary Strickler Pappas sues George A Pappas for divorce a vinculo matrimoni desertion. An affidavit shows the defendant not resident of the state and he must appear within ten days of due publication. Publication ordered in Eve Star Winchester weekly for four weeks and posting at the court house by October 18 1926. Deputy Clerk Blanche E Noonan. Philip Williams P A. Mrs A L Ebersole visiting Waynesboro Virginia.
An important meeting of the Garden Club of Frederick and Clarke counties will be held at the Golf Club on October 20 at 3 30 PM. All ballots for the election of officers must be returned to Mrs. Alexander Bartie by 2 PM that day.
In Oranda Virginia on Oct 16 laborers and many women work in orchards as apples exceed storage and markets. Washington visitors Mr Douglas Hausenfluck and Mr Kevener stay with T Hausenfluck. Rev Hugh Dudley holds Walnut Spring Church of Christ meetings through the week. Edgar Loving attended the American Legion convention and Sesquicentennial in Philadelphia. Miss Winona Saum to Pontiac Michigan for work. Rev R L Philpott leads protracted Sandy Ridge Church of Christ near Capen Bridge West Virginia. Public school opens with heavy enrollment.
A partial OCR fragment mentions Miss Marguerite Miller Miss Mary Brumback and Mies Lucillelle. Réimah Recher is spending a k in Philadelphia with her mother and sister.
Russell Dean, son of Isaac Dean of Stanley near Luray, was seriously injured when caught in the hoist lever of a rock crusher used on the Lee Highway project. He received first aid at Dr. G H Hoong’s office in Luray before further care.
Public notice offers free cat alogue from Mother's Oats at Room 1700 80 East Jackson Street. May appeal to readers seeking consumer premiums and product catalogs.
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