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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1924
Page
3
Near Mine Bank a man named Bucher was taken on a prohibition warrant by Sheriff Pannett and Deputy Wiggin ton. The suspect faced Justice Tav ehmeyen and was held for county grand jury action on possession of materials that could be used to manufacture illegal liquor. A hideout and a copper sheet were reportedly confiscated.
The readable text fragments reference Bucher and a trade note with unclear context. No full event or clear details are present to identify a definitive person or action.
The P O A meeting in Baltimore gathers over 300 delegates at the Southern Session as Mrs Lemuel son district president and Mrs Kate Mills delegate attend. Mrs Mary B Hagerty national president arrives. officers to be elected include national assistant conductor and sentinel. The order reports 1923 24 growth with 3976 new members and 46000 in claims. 55 000 members across 20 states plus the District of Columbia. The convention closes Wednesday night with a public reception and installation of officers.
New York October 21 Major General Robert Lee Bullard says the army faces an unusual situation a waiting list exists for recruits. He notes near zero illiteracy among applicants and that recruiters no longer roam highways seeking volunteers as uniforms remain scarce.
Market report notes daily corrections and quotes Salecale prices from local buyers with no responsibility for errors. The text reflects typical market briefing language and mentions local market activity.
A Richmond Virginia couple Mr and Mrs S P Gray and daughter were registered last night at the George Washington Hotel and are touring the state. Mr James R Caton of Alexand ria and Mrs Tid en and others were noted. Jacksonville Florida visitors Miss Weidman returned to Richmond after a sojourn here. Mr B R Dellinger left for Dunn North Carolina. Mrs Hy C Frye of Strage Juteon visited her sister Mrs H A Fauver and will return home tonight. Mr and Mrs Albert Wright have gone to Johnson City Tennessee to make their home. Miss Gertie V Eddy of the Charles Town Hospital staff spent Sunday here.
Mrs J M Woodward of New York City registers at the George Washington Hotel along with Mr and Mrs A K Wood and son who arrived from Jeannette Pa. They called on Dr and Mrs B O Stuart, former Pittsburgh residents. Mr and Mrs D D Newlin of Hancock Md, after several days here, return home today.
Several residents and visitors are noted passing through and staying in town. Mises Talu Aleott en route to Blué Ridge Summit Pennsylvania. J T McNeil returns to Philadelphia. A W Grimm from Hagerstown to Martinsburg. Allen Emmert of Martinsburg visits. Mr and Mrs George Shirling of Charles Town register at George Washington Hotel. Rev W L Dudley returns from Cleveland after church convention. Ruth Guyer returns from Washington. C A Saum returns from Resic Shenandoah. Mrs Thomas Martin returns to Washington. Susie Rigley of Baltimore accompanied Mrs Martin home.
A stream of visitors and residents are noted in Winchester. Dr William Baxter of Wappinger Falls and others register at Hotel Jack while K Edward Baker arrives from New York City for a day of business. Mrs Sue Himelright and daughter plan a Martinsburg visit to meet Mrs Sue Warrick arriving from New York. Joseph Fleet shows improvement after a paralysis stroke and may soon be outdoors.
Dorothy Grandon real name Lorraaine Pearrell involved in a tar and feather party in Myersville Maryland. The Martinsburg Journal notes local interest as residents discuss the incident and the sensational tale circulating in the area.
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