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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1924

Page

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Poultry Show Winners Announced for Martinsburg Event

A Martinsburg poultry fair lists winners across breeds with Gano Brothers taking first and Herbert W. Everhart second in fowl lay. many prizes awarded in Rhode Island Reds Leghorns Plymouth Rocks and other classes. The report names multiple exhibitors including H. M. Grove F. A. Shryock and S. C. White among the prize recipients.

Vaney Saad Teac He. de Grange Poultry Department Gano Brothers Martinsburg Herbert W. Everhart Gan Plymouth H. M. Grove Plymouth Rocks Geywood Farms M. Chiles

Democratic Club To Meet Tonight at the Library

The Wo man’s Democratic Club plans a 7:30 PM meeting at the library with an eight speaker lineup. President E L Wunder urges members to attend and invites all women in the community to join, members or not. Special notices for local advertising appear from The People’s Drug Co.

Woman’s Democratic Club Andley ‘Library Ra” E. L. Wunder

Women workers sought for canning at Fruit Product Co

Readable text notes women apply for canning work at Fruit Product Co including Winchester and Strasburg stores. Mentions home grocery location and a sewing room house near Handley. Also references Akers & Shayock and Peddle's Drug Co with prices for pens.

Fruit Product Co National Fruit Product Co

Slemp Accused Over Gillett Candidacy Row

Special to The Star reports C Bascom Slemp, secretary to President Coolidge and Republican national committeeman from Virginia, blamed for the row over Gillett's Massachusetts candidacy after Wheeler Butler endorsement. Slemp allegedly sought Gillett's support in exchange for Slemp's federal patronage in Virginia, with past influence in southern Republican circles noted.

Bascom Slemp Gillett The Star Washington Massachusetts W. M. Butler Republican National Committee C. Bascom Slemp Coolidge Senate Virginia Harrison Christian Biethy South

McFadden Moves to Farmers and Merchants Bank

Donald McFadden, longtime teller at Commercial and Savings Bank, takes a new role at Farmers and Merchants National Bank. He will join the book-keeping staff, succeeding Harry M. Sartelle who recently left for the Winchester Credit Corporation. Carl Brown of Strasburg will replace McFadden at the original bank.

Donald 8. McFadden Commercial and Savings Bank Farmers and Merchants National Bank McFadden Carl Brown Strasburg People’s National Bank Winchester Harry M. Sartelle Winchester Credit Corporation Farmers and Merchants Bank

Legion Plans To Erect Flags On Gala Days In Winchester

The R. Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion aims to decorate Winchester with thousands of 6 foot flags on 12 foot poles along main streets during gala occasions to teach respect for the flag and patriotism. The plan envisions a blaze of color to honor liberty and shade young minds with reverence for national symbols.

R. Y. Conrad Post American Legion Winchester Harrison

Political Forecast: Davis Coolidge La Follette Electoral Split

Article analyzes 1924 presidential prospects, arguing forecasts split voters into four groups across states. It notes Col George Harvey doubts Coolidge can win today and outlines three main candidates Davis Coolidge La Follette with no single 26 electoral path, suggesting Davis has better odds to avoid a congressional decision.

Daves B. Kent la Follette Coolidge Butler Blaster George Harvey Tefa Davis Congress

Water Shutoff Notice for Market Area Streets

Water will be cut off from 7 to 11 AM on Wednesday September 17 affecting Market street Gerrard to Clifford Clifford Market Kent Cecil Main Kent Leicester Kent Monmouth Germain Pall Mall Kent Cork Gerrard Kent and Kent cork address tp L R Dettra City Manager.

Market Street Gerrard Clifford Sts Clifford Market Kent St Cecil Main Leicester Kent Market St Monmouth Germain Pall Mall Cork Gerrard St L. R. Dettra

Apples Wanted and Farm Sale Notice at Stephens City

APPLES WANTED We are now taking in apples at the Stephens City Evaporator Bring yours. Attend W. B. Barnett's sale 4 miles 8S of Stephens City Wednesday September 17 at 10 o'clock 14 milch cows sheep brood sows shops and implements.

Stephens City W. B. Barnett

House for Sale in a Good Section

Six rooms in a good section listed for twenty five hundred dollars. FRANK KECKLEY seeks buyers.

Frank Keckley

Owyndham aged veteran of South is dead

Thornton Orford Wyndham, nearly 98, longtime resident, died at his home on West Water Street after months of ill health. Born January 17, 1827 at Castleman's Ferry, he served as a Confederate courier in the Stonewall Brigade. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. from Water Street residence with ministers from Berryville and Stephens City. interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Thornton Orford Wyndham West Water Street Mr. Wyndham Thomas Elizabeth Wyndham Castleman's Ferry Snicker Wyndham Misa Ida’ Wyndham Dangerfield’ Wyndham Concent Ndham Ater Stret Mathas G. R. Wyndham Io Evans E Mane Bharee Mise Cornelia Bromley Lewis and Mary Bromley Clark County Bromley Loudoun County Castleman’s Ferry Russell Allen Charles Town Stonewall Winchester Presbyterian Church of Berryville Kam Water Street B. V. Switzer Braddock Street Methodist ‘Episcopal Church South F. A. Strother Stephens City

Waste Paper Fire Damages Apple Orchard on Pike

A fire late this morning damaged about 30 young apple trees owned by Julian W. Baker of Baker and Shryock. The blaze started after bill posters burned paper near the orchard, spread through dry grass, and burned over more than an acre before Friendship Fire Company arrived and used chemicals to suppress the flames. Baker could not yet estimate the loss.

Julian W.baker Baker and

Spanish-American Not A Little War To Those Who Did the Fighting

Albert D. Alcorn, retiring head of the United Spanish War Veterans, addressed the American Legion convention in Paul Minnesota. He recalled how both wars tested courage and endurance and noted veterans faced neglect and slow recognition upon return. The audience heard about fear on the eastern and gulf coasts in 1898 when the Spanish fleet loomed.

Associated Press Paul Minn Albert D. Alcorn Ander United Iigh War Veterans American Legion Mr. Alcorn Theople Gulf

Robbery at Edith Bobe’s East Sixty-Third Street Apt

Four masked bandits overpowered Edith Bobe a famed dress designer and her escort at her East Sixty Third Street apartment. They bound the maid and escaped with gems valued at twenty five thousand dollars. Miss Bobe and her companion were assaulted during the hold up.

New York Edith Bobe Dorothy King Louise Lawson Fou Miss Bobe Miss Bob

Has Big Force Painting Cold Storage House

Paul F. Shryock, local painting contractor, renovates the C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage plant on North Kent Street. The original building is the largest wooden structure in the city and a larger crew speeds completion. Shryock says fall painting looks strong as many owners delay until better weather.

Paul F. Shryock C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Company North Kent Street Robinson Cold Storage Shryock

367 Busses Now Handle Traffic In This State

Richmond Virginia reports 345 busses engaged in passenger transfer within the state, plus 22 freight busses in operation. Passenger lines run up to 40 miles at about 20 mph with reasonable fares, while freight services cover around 25 miles and complete two round trips daily hauling large produce shipments.

Richmond

Valley Branch Agencies Set to Aid Tourists Reach

Branch information offices to guide travelers through Shenandoah Valley with road, hotel and route details. At least one branch per county in 13 Virginia and West Virginia counties, sign design reused on cards listing branch names and locations. Headquarters remain in Harrisonburg Virginia. Baker's drug store serves Winchester and Frederick county bureau.

Virginia West Virginia Shenandoah Valley, Inc Harrisonburg Baker's Winchester and Frederick County

Governor Trinkle Warns Virginians About Investments

The proclamation urges residents with savings to investigate before investing. It warns that thrifty savers often trust bankers and businessmen in ventures offering large returns for small sums, only to lose money on unreliable propositions.

Trinkle

Defense Day Enrollment Cards Urged to See Signers

All persons with signed enrollment cards for National Defense Day service urged to see them. W W A Sare, Chairman Civilian Committee. Guernsey dairy cows for sale Sept 18 at Boyd's, Red Bud.

Ww. A. Sare Guernsey Boyd’s Red Bud

Banquet and Conference Highlight Regional Education Effort

Local leaders and educators gathered at the Hamilton Hotel last evening for a banquet and conference focused on boosting interest in electrical and industrial education. Participants from Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Maryland discussed early childhood exposure and statewide programs to promote practical training for area school children.

Hugh Duffey Diaz Amy Riod Electrical Men Virginia Cnnsylvania A Naot Ana C. GO Pepalar Addi

Local Classified Items Include Refrigeration Offers and School Notes

Fragmented notices show Winchester Cold Storage offers storage and rates while a meat of ads covers tailoring appointments and music lessons. Primary classes begin for third grade at Eversharp Pencils promotion and a local pencil sale offers The People’s

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