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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1923
Page
3
Thomas Esser Company at 1016 W Baltimore St Baltimore Md advertises latest wall panel patterns in a sale 10 cents each and offers a sample window display for customers.
Well proven nine acre limestone farm features a modern dwelling with electric lights and a soft water system. Located on Valley Pike, property valued by seller as a quick sale for a prompt purchaser.
Lost bonds worth $500 to owner. a duplicate is being made with a $5 reward offered. C M Lockhart of 576 N Market St notes a sale by Winchester Orchard Supply Co Inc on Market Street at eleven A M Saturday September 8. The sale features the first section of a Tres Cott Apple Grader in excellent condition with cash terms.
A vegetable mic elixir by Dr H S Thacher claims to relieve indigestion without harming a sensitive stomach. The syrup promises quicker relief after meals, improves appetite, tones liver and bowels, and revitalizes blood flow. Sold by Franck Baker & Son in Winchester with money-back satisfaction.
William McAndrew writes in September World's Work praising Handley Schools for their public education value and architectural appeal. The article notes Colonial tower design resembling Independence Hall, wide notice in The New York Times and other outlets, with completion on schedule for September 10 and auditorium work through November.
Mr and Mrs M Levy and son Edward of Lanham have returned after visiting Mr Ar Miller s. Daisy Williams spent last Sunday with Mrs Elmer Ambrose Julius Richard and son Wyatt Ellis Tewalt and son Luther and D Snapp of Fawcett s Gag were in Bloom recently Mr and Mrs J A Williams of Washington and Mrs A F Williams and callerMiss Daisy s wife were Mrs Gunsier and the ee at ey rieta on last Monday Mrs Siaatten o Crowser and Mr and Mrs Loring Wright and family spent last Sunday with relatives at Stephens City Mrs Howard Allamong is ill Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller entertained at their home one evening recently about thirty young people present Games high on the law at a late hour then served ice cream cake fruit punch and candy
Frederick W. Upham treasurer of the National Republican Committee returns from abroad and says Chicago is the clear choice for the 1924 Republican National Convention. A majority of committee members favor Chicago while San Francisco makes a strong bid. Confirmation follows Press Coolidge expressed desire to have the session in Chicago.
The Toyo Kisen Kaisha Karen Maru sails into Yokohama harbor with 2,500 refugees aboard. Cablegram from Kobe reports communications restored to Numazu and notes the Korea vessel available for relief. The Karen Maru was due to sail to San Francisco but has been delayed.
D Blankenship of 1323 Filmore Street Lynchburg Virginia says Tanlac restored his health after months of run down condition and stomach trouble. He returned to business with renewed energy and recommends Tanlac as a remedy sold by all druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
Fredericksburg reports Judge K M Landis telling the Virginia American Legion convention that Congress should grant a service bonus. He said the men who served sacrificed and earned a debt to be paid, as veterans applauded. About 500 former servicemen and visitors attend the event with sessions on delegates, committees, and entertainment.
Miss Mary Wineman of Greensburg Pa. returns home after a two week visit to her aunt Mrs Ry M Swimley.
Charlottesville Virginia September 4 announcement from Lea Lentelli Italian sculptor that the Robert E Lee equestrian statue funded by Paul McIntire is finished after five years. Swirdy died delaying work. Roman Bronze Works will cast it in New York delaying unveiling to next spring. Pedestal costs 35000 and park price 80000. Duncan Smith UVa professor’s son acted as advisor and called the statue the finest Lee yet.
Five infants were born to Mrs Nettie Wright at King's Daughter's Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia in a remarkable event. All five children were not normal but each was distinct and a rare occurrence with only about twenty six similar cases in modern knowledge. Mrs Wright is the mother of two prior children and is recovering as husband Melvin Wright works in a local stone quarry.
Mountain Falls Va September 4 Mrs Collins of Quicksburg visits her mother Mrs J B Richard. Dorothy Cammer returns from visiting her aunt Mrs Molise Ward with Phil Cammer and Audrey Lee. L E Ash family and Rev A W Grosscup revival set for September 5 at Mountain View. Mrs Meanet Moeran of Keyser W Va visits relatives Willis Hudson and family.
Chester residents hosted Mr and Mrs John L Hershman for a weekend visit while Mrs Nettie Brill stayed with Miss Mary McLinee for several weeks Mrs Della Richard of near Wchester visited friends Mr and Mrs Clarke Richards in Washington on Sunday Miss Mollie Richards also noted as a guest.
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