Duffy Ordered to Leave France Within 24 Hours
The French government has given George Gavan Duffy, the Irish Republic’s envoy to France, 24 hours to depart the country. This action was formally announced today in London.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
7
The French government has given George Gavan Duffy, the Irish Republic’s envoy to France, 24 hours to depart the country. This action was formally announced today in London.
In Frederick County Circuit Court on August 25 1920 J D Rinker and Benjamin Massie sue Frank G Diver Alice E Diver S A Hoffman Clarence Hoffman and Arthur A Dancy to set aside a late October 1919 deed as fraudulent and voluntary conveying Stephens City Evaporating Co assets to satisfy debts owed to Rinker and Massie The order requires appearance within 15 days and publication in The Evening Star Winchester VA for four weeks with posting at the courthouse by September 20 1920.
Market quotations list prices for dairy butter eggs poultry chickens and hogs alongside grain feeds and by products. Prices cover creamery butter timothy hay clover straw flour middlings and bran with ranges for fat cattle steers heifers and dairy and livestock feeds.
A Huntington man, after WWI service, says Tanlac cured severe indigestion, sour stomach gas, nausea, dizziness, and sleepless nights. He reports weight gain of ten pounds and daily mornings feeling normal. Tanlac sold in Winchester by Boyd Drug Co.
Meade Memorial Church hosts Rev. Charles Warner of Washington for a supper at Mr. Fritts Spring with guests. Misses Sommerville attend Presbyterian Ladies' Aid birthday party at Nineveh. Rev. Taylor preaches at Meade Memorial and oversees Lydia mission work. Mrs. E S Clay visits from Albemarle County. Mr. and Mrs. Green of Greenville leave after visiting Mrs Bryarly. E Po Meade accompanies them home. Local residents attend Boyce High School alumni dance.
Classified notice seeking a governess for two girls aged 13 and 11 in Boyce Virginia. Also an item offering a lot for sale, 52 by 200 feet on National Avenue near the sidewalk, with inquiries directed to WB Warner.
Senator Harding urged cooperative farmers associations for distributing farm products to lower food prices. He told a National Board of Farm Organizations committee he opposed class organizations but warned organized profiteering would rise if producers and consumers are not brought closer together through organized effort.
An excursion train on the Winches ter and Western Railroad struck a wagon near the Virginia Woolen Company mill during hill blasting for a new switch. The wagon was damaged but no injuries occurred. The delay was brief as Sunday school members and friends from Braddock Street Methodist Church headed to Rock Enga Springs for a picnic.
Centenary Church holds 11 o'clock worship and 9 45 Sunday school to celebrate the first anniversary of the present pastorate with full attendance urged. There will be no evening service due to ongoing building operations and lighting cuts. At St. Pauls Stephenson preaching 2 30 pm public invited. Miss Ruth Culberson from Beckley is visiting Burgess aunts. Mrs Leota Moore Gainesboro postmistress listed as first woman in Frederick County northern district to file for poll tax and seek Gainesboro registrar registration.
Mrs. Chas. Maloy and family of Altoona Pa and Herbert Sunderland with daughter Virginia travel to Winchester to visit Elis Maloy. Capt Leonard Van Egmond and three others, including Ensign Minnie King, are stationed in Washington. Grace Lutheran services and Sunday school timings are announced for September 5.
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