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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1921
Page
3
A historical council reports that an antique piece of ordnance from 1876 is not representative of actions by the Major General Commanding or council members. It calls for removal from the bivouac and thanks patriotic supporters, awaiting higher approval.
Miss Lilian Christina Pope married Esten Carper in a small Saturday evening service at the Pope home. Rev. Walter M. Depp officiated with only family and close friends present. The bride wore dark blue crepe de chine. the couple will reside in Carpers Valley after a trip to Augusta Springs Virginia.
In a county case Justice Tavenner hears how 17 year old John Householder was pressured by 27 year old Elliott to sell stolen chickens. Elliott received six months for prior theft and later escaped, then was not charged this time due to lack of evidence. Householder confessed but denies knowing all details, leading to his Reform School sentence while Elliott was released.
Funeral held in Grace Church Berryville Saturday at 11 with Rev B D Chambers officiating. Morales native of Mexico lived in Berryville years and married sister of late John Shackleford. Survived by two daughters, after wife's death he resided in Washington. Interment at Green Hill Cemetery.
J. M. Enderson of the county was arraigned before Magistrate Worsley for speeding in city limits. He paid a $10 fine and court costs after the arraignment.
An advertisement urges readers to stop coffee and tea to improve sleep and health and to switch to Postum. It promotes instant Postum and Postum Cereal as hot beverages that aid rest, energy, and endurance, claiming caffeine can cause harm and advertising grocery availability.
A fragmentary vaudeville quip reel features lines about a lady who shot a gent and a telegram from a daughter saying she is thinking of you. The exchanges include a father asking about a square deal and a mother noting lies.
A humorous exchange questions why someone buys a rubber plant as a salesman teases that smart buyers can grow their own automobile tires, suggesting a playful misunderstanding about car parts.
A fragmented OCR style snippet hints at a humorous or stray line about a person and shopping. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are readable enough to form a full news item.
The fragment appears to be a poetic or reflective line about experience and enthusiasm with no discernible event, people, or organizations to summarize into a newspaper card. No identifiable place, date, or names are present.
A fragmentary line from a local theater piece shows a character challenging Jacky about marriage. The exchange hinges on money and readiness, suggesting humor about social pressures and financial constraint in nuptial plans.
The exchange shows Laferally stating intent to buy cheaper hate in the future. The reply agrees this will cut overhead exposure.
A playful verse describes Algy meeting a bear and the bear meeting Algy. The bear grows bulgy and the bulge ends up being Algy in a whimsical twist.
A get rich quick promoter finishes a prison sentence amid sharp quips about schemes and profits. A warden funded a new plan promising one hundred percent returns. A preacher offers to address disturbances as part of a humorous exchange.
A vocational school is established in an Idaho mine 14,000 feet underground to train workers. Egbert notes the effort aims to foster deep thinking among miners as they learn new skills in a unique environment.
A brief exchange centers on Reggie declaring a decisive point to Miss Keen. The dialogue implies a crucial moment or turning point and highlights Reggie’s firm stance in the discussion.
A brisk street encounter features a mind reader, a spontaneous remark about meeting a wife, and a longing note from a man who cannot lend a cent. The exchange hints at personal strains amid casual dialogue.
The Commissioner's notice in the Court of Chancery Frederick County Virginia states that owners or parties in interest must appear at 19 Route Avenue Winchester at 10 am Saturday October 1921 to present claims and evidence for the partition action and mortgage details. Publication is in The Evening Star of Winchester weekly for four weeks.
If you hunt or trap outside your land or adjoining land you must have a license. Hunting without it is punishable by a fine. Obtain license from the County Clerk. Pingley, Regular Game Warden.
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