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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
3
Buenos Aires impresarios replace distant Paris shows with home grown chorus girls trained by music masters. Audiences praise the new all local talent as fresh and more like New York. Bayliss and Mr. Armies Farmer and wife return to Philadelphia after a stay with relatives.
GAINESBORO Virginia September 26 local notes record visits from SARABORO and Keyser travelers. Mr and Mrs Caldwell of Keyser and Mrs Holly of Pittsburgh visited Miss Play Dee Rogers and family. The Baker family and Dr Baker remain ill at home near Whitacre. Arthur Purtlebaughs welcomed a ten and a half pound baby girl. Norman Smith and Albert Bayliss called on Wesley.
Eighteen feet below a Denver street a laborer uncovered bones scientists say are part of a mastodon skeleton. Colorado Museum of Natural History director Wegins estimated the bones may be about 2500 years old while another expert noted the uncertain dating.
Spout Spring Virginia reports a busy apple picking season with residents Mr and Mrs George Lind visiting their Macedonia area home. Miss Hortense Josephine Foley and Miss Lucy Foley attend Berryville area school while families from Macedonia host gatherings and bridge afternoons for guests including Mr Edward Chamberlain and Miss Chamberlain of Berryville and visitors from Washington and London.
Sunday visitors dropped by the Crim home including Carson Pangle of Winchester and Garland Madagan of Relief. Genevieve teaches at Stephens City this year. Madagan visited Mrs Hayryt White last week as J Y Crim and Helen Crim traveled for business. Recent rain improved farming in the area as corn was cut and plowing continued.
Well known Staunton painter John Talley testifies Vendor proved its worth after two bottles. He suffered bilious attacks, weakness, constipation, gas, and dizziness before healing. He notes improved stomach, liver, and appetite, regaining strength and pep. Vendor sold at local stores and druggists.
Mrs Harry White and Mrs Jim Bailey were in Winchester last Thursday on business. Wee John Madagan is ill.
Commandant Mars of the Salvation Army announces meetings at the court house. Sunday worship at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 2 30 p.m. Y P L at 6 45 p.m. Open air at 7 30 p.m. preaching at 8 p.m. Everyone is cordially invited.
Philadelphia observers attend the 150th anniversary of the Continental Congress meet. Attorney General Saunders of Virginia speaks in place of Gov. Trinkle describing Virginia’s role in the Declaration of Independence and the Revolutionary War record.
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