Shenandoah Soars in Valley Cruise Manifest
A U S S Shenandoah sails through a valley under high altitude, claimed as a world’s greatest voyage. The report highlights mammoth whale sightings and a dramatic air of exploration aboard the ship.
27 Oct 1923
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1923
Page
1
A U S S Shenandoah sails through a valley under high altitude, claimed as a world’s greatest voyage. The report highlights mammoth whale sightings and a dramatic air of exploration aboard the ship.
The Shenandoah airship passed over Winchester at noon after a flight from Lakehurst New Jersey. Crowds lined streets as bells rang and sirens wailed in a festive reception for the ZR-1. The craft flew about 3 000 feet high at 50 mph with engines at cruising speed.
Virginia readers hear from Hon. R Lindsay Gordon Jr a leading lawyer and former lawmaker who argues against a $50 million state road bond plan. He warns bonds would create permanent debt while roads are temporary and urges a flexible, tax funded approach for feeder roads and a safer long term plan.
Thursday evening's joint Rotary and Kiwanis gathering in Winchester featured speeches by Gray Williams and others. A resolution by Kiwanian Russell Cather pledged unwavering support to the District Nurse Association, the American Red Cross, and crippled children work, with moral and financial backing from all members.
A mass meeting on the road question will be held at the Frederick County court house on Saturday at 2 P M. Senator George B Keezell of Tockingham will speak. He is regarded as well informed on Virginia road issues and practical farming.
The Needlework Guild held its annual meeting yesterday. Some regular members were unable to attend but contributed this year. The books close November 1, and contributions are welcome before that date. Secretary.
For sale first mortgage bonds on city property up to 85 percent of value. Interest payable semi annually. Hansbrough and Carter Insurance Investments Real Estate. 22 24 27 1p.
Local supplier John W. Rosenberger & Co announces galvanized roofing shipments. Available are rolled and corrugated sheets in all lengths with prompt quoting and contact via phone.
Laborious fiscal table outlines Virginia state highway finances including total construction funds of 14 913 478 67 for 1924 and 10 587 225 20 exclusive Robertson act loans. It details balances from federal and state sources, maintenance costs, and farm to market road renewals.
Notice for sale of James Gearing’s personal property in Kernstown Virginia. Advertisement references S M Chiles and weeks 26 1p 21 and 1p 24 27 29 31.
3 ton Denby truck overhauled and in fine condition with surprising price. Buick four cylinder car in good condition cheap for quick buyer. Brick dwelling for rent at 319 West Leicester with modern conveniences. Hansbrough Carter and F. M. Reynolds and Dr Walter Cox listed as contacts.
Desirable 108 acre limestone farm with 12 acres of white oak timber known as the Amos Payne farm. Located 2 miles north of Clearbrook. To be sold in front of the Court House Saturday November 3, 1923. Sale bills available.
Taxpayers are reminded that 1923 city taxes are due with a three percent penalty if unpaid by November 1 and a five percent penalty on state taxes due December 1. William T. Barr, City Treasurer.
The Babb brothers, formerly of West Virginia, acquire the old Kent Street Presbyterian Church building site to launch a farm and orchard supply business in Winchester. They plan a large model laundry on adjacent property and will stock tractors, farm implements, hardware, and orchard goods for the Winchester area.
Mir and Mrs J W McKown have returned from a wedding trip through southern states. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Ramey of Flint Hill VA, is a Harrisburg Normal School and Winchester Memorial graduate. They will live with groom’s parents Mr and Mrs M O McKown on North Main Street.
A local notice seeks a man to contract for gathering and delivering a cider apple crop on shore. The sod orchard can use a truck or wagons for transport. Address: 25 Ip St. C. L. Nicodemus.
Two traffic crashes yesterday left three youths injured in separate parts of town. Ralph Strosnider and Curtis Bly, both about 14, were hurt when a truck driven by Air Strone Sprint collided with their bicycle at South Main and Cecil streets. Lona s ten year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lona was struck by a truck near North Kent street, suffering abdominal and facial injuries. Truck driver Jesse James Peacemaker was arrested but released on recognizance awaiting the child’s prognosis.
Winchester Lodge of Moose plans to take a large delegation to Brunswick Maryland next Saturday afternoon for the institution of a Moose lodge there. Committees include CRee W. Forney D Barnett Marion Anderson Band members listed. They will report at Friendship Hall Wednesday at 730 PM. A band will join ten bands in a Brunswick parade next Saturday night. The degree team from Washington will conduct the new lodge members with Winchester lodge assistance. Members depart by automobile Saturday afternoon with some likely to travel by train.
Small block of National Fruit Product Co. preferred stock offers a taxable return for orchard owners. For details call Hansbrough & Carter. Also listings include 10 high grade dairy cattle sale by Mrs. J. L. Prince on Valley Pike October 30 and 26 Duroc sows sale same day. For sale an 8 room house with hot water heat bath and electric lights, near Handley School, 50 by 90 foot lot priced at 5500 plus three building lots. Arch ie Orndorff.
A notice lists 16 acres on South Stewart Street, part of the Godfrey S. Miller estate, adjoining Handley Schools. Interested party W. C. Miller should apply. No further details provided.
Civic bodies and residents jammed a special Handley council meeting last night to protest a planned filling station near the Handley library on North Braddock Street. They argued the ornate design and cost are unnecessary while the library’s neighbors fear visual and traffic impact. the council defeated the permit 9 to 8 but indicated the matter would continue as public opinion split.
All members of ee oO 0 who are going to Bruns Saturday evening, neat please leave their name with ing committee: Fred W. Fornby, C. Douglas, Marion Anderson. 2638
The Kiwanis and Rotary clubs join forces on a benefits night to support the Nurses' Association and the crippled children of Frederick County. The campaign aims to aid District Red Cross work and expand care opportunities, lifting many children from helplessness through public welfare and health causes.
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