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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1924
Page
5
A letter from William E Barton praises Dr. Fosdick and notes his popularity at the First Presbyterian Church on lower Fifth Avenue. He defends Fosdick against secular media misrepresentation and highlights the preacher’s broad appeal amid controversy.
In October 24 communication Robert B. Nelson cites editorial remarks about Reverend Dr. Fosdick and his Meaning of Faith. He notes readers may differ on Fosdick’s views and urges careful reading of his reverent theological stance as foundational to Christian faith.
The District Nurse Association staged a charity ball at the George Washington Hotel to benefit the tuberculosis fund. Winchester and out of town guests attended. patrons wore blue veils and white bands. Proceeds not yet tallied, but expected to support the tubercular fight. Visiting Sonata J.N. Good left for Mary Institute student George Good in Baltimore. Numerous local residents and guests were noted for social news and travel.
Numerous residents and visitors pass through town on social calls and visits. Names include Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woodsend of Norfolk, Miss Josephine Voor tian of Hamilton Ontario, Mrs. McGuire, Miss Marguerite McCormick, Mrs. Grimm, and several families from Berryville White Sulphur Springs Cumberland and Middletown with trips to Washington Tampa and Cumberland over the weekend.
Weather bureau outlook issued today predicts generally fair conditions for the week with possible showers toward week’s end. Temperatures expected to be normal or slightly above average across the region.
Mrs Beeson Cookus 72, formerly Miss Beeson, died at 4:30 this morning in Kelly Hospital Baltimore after an operation. She had lived with her brother in the county and leaves a sister Mrs Rinker Gainesboro and an aunt of Levy Cookus of the city. Remains to be taken to Charles Town and Hopewell Cemetery for interment after services Monday.
Washington October 25 Physicians attending Secretary Wallace of the Agricultural Department report his condition is very low and life can hardly be sustained. The poisoning from last week's operation appears to have spread to all parts of his body and he has been unconscious since early today.
Address by Congressman T. W. Barr and State Chairman Harrid drew a large audience of voters in New Market Virginia last night and they planned to speak in Timberville tonight addressing Democratic support and party goals.
The Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a.m. Men’s Bible classes at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor meets at Highland Avenue. Presbyterian Church Sunday school reaches at 7 30 p.m. led by Crim.
A farm sale near Stephenville was withdrawn after bids were received. The property, valued around $20,000, had been offered for sale earlier today but was pulled from auction.
Milton Blackmon is jailed on murder charges after his wife died from wounds suffered in a fatal shooting at their Richmond home. Blackmon says his wife shot him. he claimed to have gone to drown himself at a city park lake. An inquest was planned as neighbors found the injured woman in the house. Blackmon, Jr. previously lived in Euphala, Alabama.
The piece humorously estimates personal value by body part worths with head value at least 15000 and limbs and eyes priced at 5000 each or 250 for a finger. It then suggests a starting working capital of 50000 if no bank balance exists, implying potential future wealth.
A compact quoted defense of self government and popular representation. The passage credits inclusion in councils as the foundation of national identity and future hopes, focusing on participation and democratic principle. Daniel Webster referenced.
John G. Edgereson of Lebanon Tennessee, president of the National Manufacturers Association, warned Cincinnati directors that a La Follette presidency would bring the greatest industrial calamity in U S history. He urged confidence in a safe sane administration for national prosperity.
An unclear clipping notes a genius who can craft a successful play without wrongdoing. It references a tainted phrase and a Herald cite, suggesting public commentary on talent and ethics.
Rail timetable notes service to Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stations with Pullman parlor car options to Bristol and sleeper to Williamson and Roanoke. Shenandoah and Roanoke diners connect with Memphis special. additional connections to Hagerstown Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. Tickets fares and reservations via Berryville agent H H Burks or Roanoke general passenger agent W C Saunders.
An advertisement touts “Relief” and Triumph Pills as safe and dependable for irregular or suppressed conditions. It claims free information from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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