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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1924
Page
4
Saturday September 20 1924 reports EA Follett's rise as a worry for Republicans in Wisconsin as he channels a reformist, liberal stance. The article notes Follett gains support while many GOP voters drift, threatening the party's unity and potential electoral impact.
A fragmented page item mixes poetry with local notes from Capon Bridge West Virginia. It references a murderer's capture and grief, then shifts to Ebenezer Virginia church events and local residents’ activities during a ten day meeting.
Illustrations for Chester spring festival souvenir program are displayed at the Gas Office 21 West Ficcadilly Street. Designs include an envelope stamp ticker back of letters festival emblem illuminated letter head and a possible poster. Public invited to inspect starting Monday.
Star Tannery Va September 20 guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Hishman included Mr and Mrs Percy Heishman Mr and Mrs Jesse Stine and son David Miss Edna Stine Fred Heisman Mrs J F Racey Harry Lindamood Rev J A Light Roy Heishman and family F Brill hauling apples Mrs Gilbert Brill and Mrs William Iga visited Mrs Elijah Brill Monday Sunday school at Star Muenny Methodist Church lane 2 pm preaching 3 pm Mrs Heater Himetrigat still quite Miss Carrie Sthe visiting Mr and Mrs Guy Brill Mrs Mollie Pifer visited Mrs Daisy Orndorff Monday Mrs Harry Smith and three children of Wheatfield visited A T Orndorff recently
On Sunday September 21 at 6 45 p m several churches hold studies. The First Christian Church led by Janet Rinker offers The Beatitudes of the Psalms from Psalms I 1 32 2 34 8. The Presbyterian Church hosts a service led by Mr William Glass. The United Brethren Church session is led by Miss Hazel Bailey. The Church of Christ is led by Miss.
Summit Point West Virginia notes list Ida Whittington returning to Clearwater Florida with family. Lucy Rodefer from Charles Town visiting Eleanor Biller. Stickles and Swartz visiting Poston household. Colston and Brandenburg families weekending in Baltimore and Martinsburg respectively. Junior Auxiliary met at Misses Biller Hess home. local students Kathryn Light Christine er Janie Michener Gladys Hulver Georgianna Glasscock attend Charles Town High. several Poston relatives and Barry Biller siblings from Woodbine Maryland visiting.
Public invitation extended for multiple community services with details on dates times and locations. Readers urged to participate in the events and engage with local organizers.
The United Brethren Church of Winchester unanimously votes to reappoint Rev. George W. Stover for another year, his thirteenth in the city. He has served 30 years in ministry with only free appointments. Lay delegates W. L. Poston and Grace Fries will attend the Virginia annual conference in Keyser October 15, presided by Bishop William M. Bell.
St Stephen’s C M E Church schedules preaching at 11 am Sunday school at 2 45 pm Epworth League at 7 pm and 8 pm special services with sermon and music All are invited Pastor J H Hawkins shown as attending to these events.
The Rev. J. F. Morgan will preach at the First Christian Church tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Services are announced for the congregation.
Market report lists wholesale and local poultry prices. White Leghorn hens offered at 1 each, 160 1924 pullets at 1.50 each. other items include spring chickens and geese. Address shown: Winchester, Va.
Miss Anne Peach will open her studio at 800 South Stewart Street on Tuesday September 23. She invites any desiring visitors in the week and provides phone contact 1 J.
A county resident, head of an industry, writes to Theo expressing deep appreciation for the Evening Star. He says it gives him pleasure to read and wonders how the paper fits so much news and a congenial atmosphere into its pages.
In the Frederick Circuit Court on September 18 1924 Russell C Stickley sues J A Hammack et al to recover 72803 with interest from January 15 1920 for a land shortage. The deed described 148 acres but survey shows 109? acres. Defendants not Virginia residents must appear within ten days after publication and a notice is posted in Winchester Evening Star for four weeks with a Rule day deadline of September 29 1924.
By decree of the Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia the Isaac Whitacre Farm comprising 488 acres two miles north of DeHaven is offered at private sale. The property includes 20 acres of bearing orchard about 100 acres of timber with a seven room residence barn granary and corn crib. Terms available to M M Lynch Winchester Kentucky M Whitacre Charles Town West Virginia Special Commissioners.
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