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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1921

Page

7

Public Sale at Hawkins Residence on Kent Street

Public sale Saturday September 3 at 1 30 p m at the residence of W C Hawkins 320 N Kent St for household and kitchen furniture including a mahogany parlor suite a new Singer sewing machine mirrors and a large Brussels rug cash terms 29-5t we Ane as

Singer

U B Church Lets Contract For New Building

The United Brethren Church building committee awarded the erection contract to Fred L. Glaize as the lowest bidder. Work will start as materials arrive with plans to roof the church before cold weather. Rodman, experienced in costly structures, will likely oversee the project. Bishop and Mrs. William Cabell Brown and daughters return to Richmond after August at Christ Church rectory.

United Brethren Church Fred. L. Glaize Rodman Glaize William Cabell Brown Christ Church Richmond Robert B. Nelson

Best Reporter in New York O Neill Praised by Lord Northcliffe

Lord Northcliffe wrote to the New York World executive editor praising Joseph Jefferson O Neill as the best reporter in New York. He ordered O Neill's two column story printed in London papers with noting it shows American reporting at its best. O Neill came from Philadelphia and is noted for his personality and bulldog determination.

Lord Northcliffe New York World Joseph Jefferson O'Neill New York O'Neill London Billy Henry Ford O’neill Philadelphia Isaac Marcosson

Banks Closings on Labor Day September 5 1921

Banks announce holiday closings for Labor Day on Monday September 5 1921 with notes that maturing paper can be paid on the next business day September 6 1921. Signatories include H D Fuller cashier Farmers and Merchants National Bank Charles Summers cashier Union Bank of Winchester John I Sloat cashier Commercial and Savings Bank and Wm Q Hardy cashier Shenandoah Valley National Bank.

H. D. Fuller Farmers and Merchants National Bank Charles Summers Union Bank of Winchester John I. Sloat Commercial and Savings Bank WM. OQ. Hardy Shenandoah Valley National Bank

Greenwood Service Preaching at 3 30 This Sunday

The Rev Mr Depp will preach at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Greenwood at 3 30 p m Sunday. The Sunday school gathers at 2 30 p m.

Greenwood Depp Methodist Episcopal Church

Farm Union Picnic at Vaucluse Farm Stephens City

In Stephens City Virginia Local No 1151 of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America held a picnic in Dr Power's woods on August 27. The event featured a cadence of farm life praise, a talk by Prof Koontz on lime and fertilizers, and a plan for the next meeting September 3 at Stephens City High School.

Star City Virginia Blue Ridge North Mountain Massanutten Mountain Stephens City Newtown Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America Dr. Power Old Virginia O. Watson C. B. Koontz Stephens City High School

Markets provide daily wholesale price quotes from local buyers

Wholesale prices are listed for butter and dairy products, meats, grains, and feeds with ranges for items such as country butter, creamery butter, young chickens, bacon, corn meal, and hay. Prices include standard middlings, flour, cotton seed meal, and shelled corn with notes of corrections as of the previous day.

Star Chess Baed Sss & Standard Cyrus Phan

Local visits and picnics link Opequon residents

Opequon Va on Sept 1 report shows Mr and Mrs Newton Burkhart visiting in Mount Williams with relatives. Several locals attended a Gore picnic. Other reads note visits by Miss Katie Burkhart and Miss Beathie Snapp, plus confirmations of Winchester and Charleston travel for Mrs Abney Payne and Blanche Morley family.

Journal Orndorff Edward Ewing Baltimore Tom Perry Refuge William Mumaw Tony Clinton Luray Mary Albin Ed. Evans John Beatty Reliance Fannie Katie Bray May Lauch Lee Brown Greenway John Bray I. D. Grim T. A. Steele Clinton Pifer Keyser W. Va Karl Dovel Page County C. EB. Pifer Armel Queenie Pifer Pifer Ida May Beatty Dunkard May Lula Lauck Howard White Cyrus Ebersole Ridings Chapel Opequon, Va Newton Burkhart Simon Snapp Mount Williams Katie Burkhart Mt. Williams Gore Beathie Snapp N. H. Burkhart Winchester Opal Hazeb Kidwell Beulah Burkhart H. O. Pierce Blanche Morley Abney Payne Tucker McGuire Billy and Nannie Tucker Payne William P.mcguire Charleston

Golden Rulers to Attend Services with Boyce Class

The class will depart Sunday morning at 9 30 from the classroom to attend services with the Organized Men's Class of Boyce. Those with cars are urged to offer rides for this occasion as Mayor Glass will address the two classes and other speakers will be present.

Boyce

Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company Meeting Notice

Winchester Virginia August 17 1921 annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the office of R Gray Williams Winchester VA on Friday September 2 1921 at 1215 p m for election of a president and boards of directors and for other business as may come before it Wy Woolford Secretary.

The Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company R. Gray Williams Winchester Direc Wy Woolford Sec’y

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Octagon Babbitt’s Best Riley & Son New Fall Oxford Russia League Shoe Henry J. Little West John Street Martinsburg West Virginia Schumacher Feed HH. D. Albin Bell Phone Beau Sheriff’s Sale Morgan Anderson Court House J. Wigginton Luther Pannett the Star W. C. Haw Kins Kent St H. K. Greenland Brother Harrisburg Niagara Falls Susquehanna Valley Penna U. B. Church Farm Union Vaucluse Prof. Koontz Logal Wholesale Markets Sean Roosters Trva Opequon Jessie Carpenter Anna J. B. Singhass Wooltex and Printzess H. K. Green & Bro Moling & Seal Winchester Fair Chamber of Commerce
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