Lauck Leaves Handley for Woodbridge Teaching Post
Herbert S. Lauck, formerly with the Handley Schools teaching staff, has departed for a teaching post in Woodbridge, New Jersey after several years with the Handley Schools.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1924
Page
5
Herbert S. Lauck, formerly with the Handley Schools teaching staff, has departed for a teaching post in Woodbridge, New Jersey after several years with the Handley Schools.
The text notes Mr Lauck will supervise physical training and science in city public schools while also conducting special work at Columbia University in New York City.
Capon Bridge notes weekend travelers to Atlantic City and Petersburg visitors. Local frost damaged crops. Evangelistic services begin at Ebenezer Church September 9 with daily meetings and a Sunday all-day gathering. Rev S J Goode leads plain Gospel sermons. Dinner guests at William Eaton’s include the Brown, Whitacre, and Lovett families. Regulars Ada Hawkins, Nellie Horner, Gertrude Whitacre return from Virginia travel.
Miss Goldie Brown and Lorilla Henry return from Lexington and Natural Bridge to Greenwood Virginia. Mrs E E Carpenter and Ethel visit Winc hester. Gordon Biglow from Washington DC visits Edward Knight. Peter Hamman and Lee Carpenter visit William Beavers in Stephens City. E P Miller and family of Ashland call on friends. David Dixon and family from Bristol spend time with Daniel Stouffer and Wonderly of Berlin.
The fragment discusses a plan about removing collars from shirts, an old Egyptian phrase Mast Kherg meaning true of voice or justified, germs on money versus milk, and the Pillars of Hercules linked to Gibraltar and Jebel Musa. It ends with a note about demand for advertising.
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. O C Miller included Mr and Mrs De Hart and daughter Charlotte of Winchester and Miss Lorilla Henry of near here. Reba Riley returned home after visiting grandparents near White Post. Callers at Mr E K Carpenter included Mr and Mrs Wilbur Johnston and Mr and Mrs C A Barrett and daughter Evelyn.
The La Follette Wheeler campaign fund reports 94 percent of contributions received so far are under five dollars. A brief critique of President Coolidge’s Labor Day address cites T. G. Ep ion and others claiming the Department of Labor data show 1,200,000 jobless in the United States amid payroll cuts and stable living costs.
Ashby Boyles son of the late Charles G. Boyles and Miss B Estelle Brill daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph M Brill were married at Star Tannery on Saturday by Rev Arthur W Groscup of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The groom is an engineer at Winchester Cold Storage Company and the couple plan to reside in this city.
Shanghai reports heavy rains halted combat as Chekiang and Kiangsu forces fought west and northwest of the city. Reinforcements and river floods shaped the land battle while streets flooded up to two feet in the city.
The New York market closed strong as Maine election results, lower time money rates, and railroad merger progress pleased investors. Opening gains of one to four and a half points persisted despite some bear selling in the specialty list. About 9 000 shares traded.
Fragmentary notice indicates the oldest English will in Durham registry, authored by a chandler who dealt with wine and candles, dating from early English age. The document references a cathedral and operable items tied to the deceased’s trade.
In Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court on July 8 1924 Adaline M Sirbaugh guardian for Lola Love Sirbaugh petitions to move infant funds to West Virginia under Section 5352 of the 1913 Virginia Code. Guardian notes qualification by bond and court appointment in Hampshire West Virginia.
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