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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
2
Good frame house with seven rooms and bath, cellar, light and water on about 4 acres. Filling station and store room close by on a main highway ideal for trucking camp or tourists home. TERMS: half cash, balance in 1 2 3 years secured by deed of trust. JOHN T NOONAN for Buvall Dunn Audts.
Rev. James K. Cadwallader of the Theological Seminary in Washington will preach at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City Sunday at 11 AM. He fills in for vacationing Pastor Snyder Alleman who normally serves Knoxville and Stephens City.
Former State Senator Gray Silver of Martinsburg West Virginia was elected president of the Pastern Grain Growers Association formed by county farmers and business leaders. The cooperative aims to market farmers products under West Virginia law while operating in Maryland and has purchased cash /*
Grain business leader W. R. Spielman and Company of Hagerstown launches a new farmer association with members across Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Delaware. Elected officers include Vice President A E Bowman Chewsville Chairman Frank W Mish Malcolm Yeakle Secretary and Frank Harbaugh Treasurer. Notable incorporators and stockholders include I D Van Metre State Senator H B Henshaw BE Humphreys Edward Routzahn and others from Chenaville Frederick Shippensburg and nearby towns.
The Star quotes an editor praising the recent fair as perhaps the best in history while noting the eager crowd moving with busy haste and anticipation.
Witnesses describe a busy Winchester fair praised for its ladies department with canned fruit flowers pies rugs quilts and needlework. A rubber plant display drew crowds while downstairs showcased corn apples and vegetables. Special police managed a vast throng with no injuries.
The piece praises a Frederick County gathering with thousands of cars passing through and a horseshoe pitching contest led by J. W. Cammer. It credits Mr. Boyd R. Richards and colleagues for organizing a historic community effort. The letter closes with a telegram line and a separate note on Gov. Fred Kohler’s midnight signing dilemma.
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