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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1926

Page

3

Norfolk and Western Schedule May 2 1926 Details

Schedule lists train times and routes from Berryville to Roanoke Bristol Bristo, with connections to Memphis and Chattanooga. Notes Pullman sleepers to Gary and a dining car at Roanoke linking Memphis Special. Include 9:20 A. M. Roanoke Bristol service and 12:26 P. M. local to Roanoke plus 5:53 P. M. local to Shenandoah.

ILV Berryville Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Welch, Norton Waynesboro Oeyond Pullman Sleeper Gary

September meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in Winchester

The September meeting at the Cybra Baker home discussed budgeting for next year. Miss Stowers reported aid to two families and government remittances for two county war orphans. Miss Frances Page resigned as secretary. Mrs. Boyd Richards elected. Delegates reported on the departmental convention. A poem by A. P. Burgess was presented to the group.

American Legion Auxiliary Cybra Ws. A. Baker Miss Stowers Frances’ Page Boyd Richards Auxiliary A. P. Burgess Forty ’N Hight Kate Waller Barrett Alexandria Winchester Burgess Barrett

Richmond couple seeks Virginia Tech for son

Mr and Mrs BE L Gold of Richmond begat Blacksburg to enter their son at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. The Willing Workers of the First Baptist Church plan a regular business meeting tonight in the Sunday school room at the church.

BE. L. Gold Richmond Blacksburg Virginia Polytechnic Institute Phil H. Gold North Braddock Street The First Baptist Church

Evans sisters travel to Harrisburg for weekend visit

Misses Katherine and Frances Evans depart for Harrisburg to visit their brother Carroll Evans and sister-in-law. Also noted is H W Cook of Fort Wayne, staying at George Washington Hotel for apple season. Theresa Owen Bailey spends several days in Philadelphia. Lucy Pingley returns from Virginia trip and is joined by Mrs. Walter McBride of Roanoke then by a Baltimore-bound party.

Ambrose Painter Edgewood Cletis Painter Sheboygan Wis Elizabeth Pauline Painter Katherine Grooms Clarence Painter Clara Garland Kenneth Poolsville Elmer Painter Dickerson George Joy Billy Frances Delores Baltimore Allen Roberts Evelyn Glenarm Clyde Hitt Audrey Louise Savage Frank Martin Othilla Mildred Katherine Imogene Martinsburg W. Va Bernard Rowland Dalton and McClure J. Robert White Retha James Wilmer Ella Rae R. H. White Stephens City Newton Painter Caritésburg B. A. Rowland Edwin 8. Hinks Elkridge Robert M. Ward South Washington Street Frances Evans Harrisburg, Pa Carroll Evans H. W. Cook Fort Wayne, Ind George Washington Hotel Theresa Owen Bailey Philadelphia Lucy Pingley Virginia Pingley Walter McBride Roanoke

Maya's Relief Praised For Stomach Ailment Cure

A reader reports relief from stomach trouble after using Maya's remedy. The simple preparation claims to remove catarrhal mucus and calm inflammation causing stomach and intestinal ailments. One dose allegedly convinces, with a money back guarantee. Baker's Prog Store and Druggists advertise widely.

Maya Baker's Prog

Klansmen Offer Aid to Arrest Norfolk Floggers

Imperial Wizard Evans announced that Ku Klux Klan representatives will assist Norfolk authorities in locating and arresting floggers active in the area. He stated the Klan's pledge to defend laws and aid proper authorities in enforcing them and apprehending violators, especially where clan members are implicated.

Klansmen Associated Press Washington Imperial Wizard Evans Ku Klux Klan Invisible Empire Norfolk Evans

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