Red Cross Executive Committee Reports Monthly Work
The regular meeting of the local Red Cross Chapter’s Executive Committee reviewed the month’s activity. Reports show 34 families aided including 25 ex service men, 100 visits, 135 interviews, 125 calls and 94 letters, plus 8 patients aided and 4 employment placements. A clothing drive was organized to clothe undernourished schoolchildren and Red Cross to coordinate donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Dean
Miss Higgins
Fair Grounds
Leslie D. Kline
Fritz Leiber to Perform in Winchester Tomorrow
Renowned Shakespearean actor Fritz Leiber arrives in Winchester at noon with his full metropolitan cast for a benefit and a compressed Winchester program. The engagement follows Washington Pa and precedes Chicago, with Leiber not visiting other cities on this swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago
Leiber
Wais
Ain
Cutting Packing Costs with Trescott Grader Conveyor
The Trescott Grader with a new roller conveyor speeds apple inspection, cuts labor and time. Complete stock of picking and packing supplies to meet needs. Special orchard ladders offered at low prices. Mr and Mrs Milton Swartz and family visited Kernstown with son-in-law Clarence Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIN
Orchard Supply CO
Milton Swartz
Marguerite
Asbury
Relief
Clarence Williams
Kernstown
Local Pastor Returns for Another Year in Virginia Conference
The Rev. George W. Stover of the United Brethren Church here is reappointed for another year by the conference at Keyser West Virginia. Succeeding assignments include Rev S R Ludwig to Winchester Circuit and Rev HH BE Richardson to Martinsburg while Rev B D Skelton goes to Manassas. Winchester Station led the conference in finances with Keyser church dedicating Sunday and a $7500 offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stover
United Brethren Church
Winchester
George W. Stover
United Brethren Q Church
Keyser
West Virginia
S. R. Ludwig
HH. BE. Richardson
Martinsburg
W. Va
8. D. Skelton
Manassas
Virginia
Bell
W. M
Winchester Station
Augusta
D. F. Glavier
Berkeley Springs Station
R. N. Young
Berkeley Springs
W. C
Bayard
S. H. Schadd
Broadway
E. E. Miller
Winchester and Norfolk Tennis Stars Triumph in Frederick Matches
Local players from Winchester and Norfolk won five straight matches at Catoctin Country Club Frederick Md. N H Bundy defeated Harry LeGore Yale 5 7 6 2 6 3 while Page and Baker also won singles and Bundy Baker teamed to win doubles. Mixed doubles saw Page pair defeat Apple Hendrickson 8 6 6 1 and post match dinner at Rose Hill Manor followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Norfolk
Catoctin
Frederick
Frances Peyton Page
W. Nelson Page
W. Alexander’ Baker
Nathan H. Bundy
Virginia
N. H. Bundy
Harry LeGore
Yale
Page
Quinn
Baker
Hirshberger
Bundy
LeGore
McCain
Miss Page
Frances Page
William P. McGuire
E. C. Stuart, Jr
Clothing drive for poor pupils in Winchester Virginia
A Red Cross committee collects second hand clothing to remake garments for needy children. Residents are asked to drop off usable clothing at the Red Cross Headquarters in Winchester Virginia, as families in the county struggle to outfit their children for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Winchester
Virginia
Ladies Wanted for Inwood Canning Plant Work
Help wanted notices for the Inwood canning plant offer free bus transportation leaving Hotel Pyans at 5 50 am each morning. Workers paid 19 1 to 9 p hr withCc H musselman Co. Ais HR Bryarly and her little daughter have returned from Intermont West Virginia where they spent the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwood
Pyans
P Hr Cc
H. Musselman CO
Ais
Bryarly
Little Daughster
Intermont
W. Va
Promises To Produce Men For Trial In Maryland Case
The case involving five African American men jailed in Hagerstown for shooting at Clearbrook and an assault on Mr. Whettell moves toward trial in Frederick County. Sheriff Cline reports that attorney Scott Wolfinger will bring the defendants to Frederick once a trial date is set, removing the need for requisition. Three suspects remain in jail. two more can be apprehended as needed. The date will be fixed after a consult with Justice Taveginer following Wolfinger’s letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Clearbrook
Btuart Whettell
Pannett
Cline
Frederick County
Scott Wolfinger
Wolfinger
Cather
Virginia
Virginia Apple Shipment Sails to England on West Queechee
Mr. Harry H. Lynch sails from Norfolk aboard the West Queechee for Liverpool to accompany Virginia York Imperial apples in the first through Norfolk shipment. The voyage aims to show handling from loading to sale in the English market, with Patrick county grown fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Lynch
Maurice M. Lynch
Norfolk
West Queechee
United States Shipping Board
Liverpool
Mr. Lynch
England
London
Boyd R. Richards
Richards Brothers
Mr. Richards
York
Patrick County
Virginia
North Carolina
New York
Lynch
Wanted Apple Pickers at Barrie Orchards
Help wanted for apple picking positions. Men only to apply to B F Lineburg Foremen at Alb in Virginia or 42 Rouss Ave. Immediate entry noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrie
B. F. Lineburg
Albin
Rouss Ave
Harding Veto Expected Soon on Soldiers Bonus Bill
President Harding will send a message to the House this afternoon indicating the executive intends to veto the soldiers bonus bill. White House officials stated the move is read as an anticipated veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
House of Representatives
White House
Page of Presidents sale canceled in The Star notice
Notice explains the page sale in The Star was canceled due to the seller's delay. Advertisers who paid will be notified for refunds, with two already set to receive checks today. Also includes a help-wanted line for a clerk in gents furnishings and five coopers for apple barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Coopers
Apple
J. N
Care J Barrels
Harry Butler
Friendship Fire Company Invites Curtin Co Guests
At a special meeting the Friendship Fire Company accepted an invitation for members to attend the Camp Curtin Firemen’s convention in Harrisburg October 4 6. Friendship plans to bring many men, depart October 4 and return October 5, with shirts signups coordinated by W B Jones. G R Haines and R T Jones to seek better railroad rates with other local companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Company
Camp Curtin Fire Company
Harrisburg
Camp Curtin Company
Friendship Company
W. B. Jones
G. R. Haines
R. T. Jones
Ohio votes on wine and beer amendment in November
Ohio will vote in November on a state constitutional amendment to legalize the manufacture and sale of light wines and beer. The state supreme court ordered Secretary Smith to place the proposal on the ballot after a mandamus action by the Association. The Anti-Saloon League plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Smith
Prohibition
Afriti-Saloon League
United States Supreme Court
Detectives to Take Socolow to Baltimore
Walter L. Socolow is slated to be transferred to Baltimore to face charges from the daylight payroll holdup murder of William B. Norris on August 18. New York Governor Miller authorized the deportation after requisition papers arrived from Governor Ritchie in Albany. Baltimore detectives plan to move him to the city by tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Walter L. Socolow
Baltimore
William B. Norris
William Lu. Murphy
Ritchie
Nathan L. Miller
Socolow
Flo
Albany
Murphy
Miller
Maryland
Will of Mrs. Mary R. Smith admits probate in county court
The will valued at about 66 000 to 70 000 was admitted to probate. It leaves legacies to relatives and friends and specific gifts to Mt. Hebron Cemetery Company Winchester Memorial Hospital and Ridge Meeting House. Several cousins receive smaller sums. The document is handwritten with alterations and erasures. The piece notes Shenandoah Valley caverns as a growing tourist draw with Luray Weyers Endless and Shenandoah Caverns highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Smith
William R. Smith
Corporation Court
United States Geological Survey
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Valley Pike
New York
Atlanta
America
Luray Caverns
Page County
Augusta County
Shenandoah County
Shenandoah Caverns
Britain to act alone to defend Straits Dardanelles
London reports the cabinet will undertake military action without France and Italy if needed to guard the Dardanelles. A Downing Street communique confirms policy remains as announced, despite contrary newspaper claims. In Paris the cabinet backs a pacific Near East plan and withdrawal from Asia Minor. Newfoundland signals readiness to join if involved, while The Royal Fusiliers depart Belfast for England, likely destined for the Near East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Dardanelles
Downing Street
Paris
Poincare
Near East
Asia Minor
Straits of the Dardanelles
Newfoundland
Watts
ST. John's
Richard Stayers
British Empire
Belfast
Royal Fusiliers Regiment
England
Keith Vaude Ville at the Empire Friday
Four big acts and a movie program direct from the Maryland Theatre Hayestown promise some of the finest vaudeville. Big city quality guaranteed. make plans now for a pleasant evening’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Theatre
Hayestown
Rouss Fire Co Seeks Return of Uniforms
All members holding uniform caps and pants not attending Harriburg must return them at once to Mr Dunn at the fire house by order of Secretary Douglas Brown. 19 11p 8t. Wanted furnished apartment with bath light housekeeping write B DB care Star stp. Wanted table boarders at 119 Washington St 19 1p 2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrigburg
Dunn
Douglas Brown
Bath
Light Housekeeping
Washington St
California Prune Grower Manager Visits Winchester
Mr Henry Emerson and his son Edward stayed with Colonel and Mrs Fuller and Captain and Mrs Steere, traveling from Winchester to California by train. Emerson, assistant general traffic manager of the California Prune and Apricot Growers Association, oversees 42 plants in California and one at Bush Terminal New York. Last year the association shipped 250000000 pounds of prunes. Mrs Emerson plans a trip from San Jose to visit friends in the north and her aunt Mrs Steere in Winchester later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Emerson
Edward
Fuller
Steere
California
Emerson
California Prune and Apricot Growers’ Association
Bush Terminal
New York
Winchester
Motorcycle accident injures Roy Cather near Gore
Roy Cather son of Mr BE W Cath er of West Water street was badly hurt in a motorcycle crash near Gore. He and his passenger Robert Hook teacher at Bethel School were thrown when a dog darted into the road. Hook escaped serious injury while Cather suffered a dislocated shoulder facial cuts and body bruises. He received aid from Dr Shaffer of Gore and returned home to recover for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cather
BE. W. Cather
West
Water Street
Gore
Robert Hook
Bethel School
Hook
Young Cather
Shaffer
Cather
Fire alarms thread through Worcester mill plant
An afternoon fire alarm reported at 2 40 occurred at the Winches ter Milling Company's North Market street plant. A transformer burning out started the blaze but the fire department found the minor fire extinguished before they arrived. damage stated as slight. This marked the second alarm within seven hours. For sale Apple Barrels No 1 45 cents Picking Crates 30 cents thoroughly seasoned material CU GLAIZE & BRO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Milling Company
North Market Street
Glaize & Bro
New York Horticultural Report Shows Uplifted Apple Crop
The New York State Horticultural Society reports fall and winter apple crops will be 58 percent larger than last year and still below 1920 levels. Data from the Coonan Fruit Growers Association indicates growers expect significant increases in apple barrels across varieties, with detailed figures for Baldwins, McIntosh, and other types, reflecting broader growth in agriculture. John L. Shepard, Agricultural Statistician, notes these estimates focus on heavy-producing counties near Lake Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Horticultural Society
Cates
Coonani Fruit Growers’ . i
Lake Ontario
World Series Opens October 4 in New York City
The 1922 World Series will start October 4 in New York City. Last year’s prices will hold. A meeting of National and American League representatives set the opening assuming the New York Giants win the pennant. If St. Louis wins the league, the first game would be played in St. Louis on Saturday, October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York City
National
New York Giants
New York
St. Louis
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Fritz Leiber
OCAL
Leslie’ D. Kline
Will
The
Curtin CO
Crack
Harrisburg Fire Organization
Mary R
Ann M. Bond
Sallie J. Jolliffe
Nellie J. Lupton
Effie Wood Gartwright
Annie J. Rees
K. Esther Harris
Mary J. Jackson
Mount Jackson
Harrisonburgh
Southern Railway
Britain
Straits
Keith Vaudeville
the Empire
Rouss Fire CO
New York’s
Duchess
Baldwins J R
Greening
Ben Davis
Rex Russet
Tompkins King
Hubbardston
Spitzenberg
Stark
Rome
Tolman Sweet
Wagner
Canada
John L. Shepard
Agricultural Statistician
Edwins R. I. Greening
Tompkins
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