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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1922

Page

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Death of Colonel Nelson S. Groome at Bank of Hampton

Colonel Nelson S. Groome president of the Bank of Hampton and Virginia legislator from Elizabeth City County died suddenly at 11:20 AM in his office from heart trouble. He collapsed after telling a friend he was sick, and despite doctors arrival, life ended. Mrs Groome learned of the loss as plans for luncheon were disrupted.

Hampton Nelson Smith Groome Bank of Hampton Virginia Elizabeth City Virginia Peninsula Groome John B. Kimberly Colonel Groome Mr. Kimberly George W. McAllister J. Wilton Hope Nélson Smith Groome, Jr An A

Bandits Take 75000 From Vancouver Paymaster

T A Schooley city paymaster was held up and robbed of 75000 by two automobile bandits who escaped after dashing through the business district. He had just left City Hall with the satchel when the attack occurred.

Vancouver B. C T. A. Schooley Schooley Hall

Betsy the White Leghorn Hen Is World Champion Laying Egg

In Ottawa Ontario on September 29 officials at the experimental farm declared Betsy a world champion egg layer. Betsy, a White Leghorn, has laid an egg for 117 days without a miss.

Ottawa Ontario Betsy

Mary Webb Dies After Fall at Harrisburg

Mary Webb, a 83 year old colored mother of the late Babe Webb and employee of Baker and Company, died Tuesday from injuries after a stairway fall at her son Richard Webb’s Harrisburg home. The body was brought to 2063 East Piccadilly street for funeral preparations with services to be held tomorrow at 11 AM and interment in Trick cemetery.

Mary Webb Babe” Webb Baker and Company Richard Webb Harrisburg Pai Amanda Mash East Piccadilly Street

Man Fatally Run Over by Traction Engine at Fishers Hill

Alva Strosnider, 26, of Zepp's Tannery Shenandoah county Va died in Winchester Memorial Hospital after being run over by a traction engine on the Valley Turnpike near Bly's garage at Fishers Hill. The engine lurched and reversed crushing his legs. he died about 1 am today after injuries sustained yesterday afternoon. He leaves parents two brothers and four sisters and funeral is set for Sunday afternoon at Zepp.

Alva Strosnider William Strosnider Zepp’s Tannery Shenandoah County Winchester Memorial Hospital Bly Fishers Hill Strosnider Valley Turnpike Strasnider Mr. Bly Hopewell Cline Memorial Hospital Father Charles Benjamin Strosnider Strasburg Ivy Stickley Cedar Creek Edward Mewery Lebanon Church Frank Bly Rose Strosnider Moorefield Amond Strosnider Winchester Zepp

Rotary Club Storytelling Contest Delights Members

The Rotary Club meeting at the Farmers and Merchants Bank rooms drew 53 attendees including Maj. B. M. Roszel and George Headley. After dinner, Prof. Courson performed, and a storytelling contest awarded prizes to Bob Gray, Charlie Trenary, Nelson Page, Bob Nelson, and George Whitehead. A portrait of Edwin Booth and a monkey gifted to Whitehead capped the evening.

Rotary Club Farmers and Merchants National Bank H. D. Fuller Maj. B. M. Roszel J. W. Sibert Prof. Courson S. V.A Walter Burnett Rocky Mount N. C George Headley Birmingham Ala W. H. Hicks George Whitehead Apple England Carroll G. Walter New York City Nnner Henry F. Seal Bob Gray Charlie Trenary Nelson Page Bob Nelson Africa Whitehead Edwin Booth Arlee Stratford-on-Avon

Here's to Andy a dandy from Harrisonburg

Andrew Bell leaves Harrisonburg after eight years to become secretary of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce and will attend a Grand Lodge Elks meeting in Chicago. Kiwanis toast honors Andy as a dandy and wishes him success in his new field.

Harrisonburg Andrew Bell Winchester Winchester Chamber of Commerce Chicago Grand Lodge of Elks Congress Hotel Andy Kiwanis Club George N. Conrad

Men Wanted for Winter Work at Colonial Brick Plant

Classified notice seeking reliable men to hire for winter employment at the Colonial Brick Corporation plant. Apply in person at the plant location.

Colonial Brick Corporation

Day of Atonement Observed Worldwide Prior to Yom Kippur

Sunday evening October 1 begins the Day of Atonement with pre solemnity as Yom Kippur. The holiest day in the synagogue, Jews gather for worship in synagogues worldwide on Sunday evening and Monday from morning to evening, seeking reunion with families.

Empire Theatre Offers Top Picture Program in Winchester

The Empire Theatre runs the best film program seen in Winchester and beyond with Paramount attractions and major productions. Look to The Star back page for daily showings and tomorrow and today two big winners are offered all at regular prices.

Empire Theatre Empire Winchester Star Paramount

Shenandoah Valley Academy Opens Football SeasonSaturday

Shenandoah Valley Academy launches its football season this Saturday afternoon against Martinsburg High School on campus. Coach Marshall’s squad shows depth with nine returning backs, though Captain Arthur is sidelined for several weeks with injury. The schedule lists home games versus Martinsburg Waynesboro Charlotte Hall Augusta Woodberry Forest Randolph-Macon St Tomes Shepherds. away games at various sites.

Shenandoah Valley Academy Martinsburg High School Marshallis R. B Nixdorf R. T Shuttice R. G Bowles Rowe L. G Dickingen L. T Miller L. E Riley Q. B Kremer R. H Smith L. H McCauley F. B Marshall Capt. Arthur Waynesboro Collegians Charlotte Hall School Fishburne M. S Waynesboro Augusta M. A Woodberry Forest School Charlottesville Randolph-Macon St. Tomes St. James Shepherds College Scwinenester High School

Death of James M. March in Washington at 78

James M. March a longtime Winchester meat dealer died at his daughter Mrs Phillipa Cott s Washington home after a long illness. He was born in Winchester about 78 years ago and had lived here until six years ago. He leaves a son Luther March in Washington and a wife formerly Miss Martha Coffman of Stephens City. Burial was at Mount Hebron Cemetery after services led by Rev. Robert B Nelson.

James M. Mareh Winchester Phillipa Cott Washington Mr. March Luther March Martha Coffman Stephens City March William and Elizabeth March Friendship Fire Company Mount Hebron Cemetery Robert B Nelson Christ Church Gera S Edward Wiliam A Frank March Minnie Mary March John*s W. March McKeesport

One Thousand Whistles Given at Empire Theatre Event

The Empire Theatre distributed a thousand whistles to youths after yesterday's showings of In the Name of the Law. Tonight and tomorrow matinees will see a further thousand whistles handed out to each child in the audience. Mrs. N. H. Bundy and her two young daughters, recent visitors in Winchester, depart for Norfolk, Virginia.

Empire Theatre N. H. Bundy Susie Litle Winchester D. B. Coffrad Norfolk

Reverend Kibler Dies Sudden in Washington at 75

The Rev James Latimer Kibler 75 a veteran Baltimore conference Methodist Episcopal Church South pastor died suddenly of heart disease at his Washington home 2909 P street NW The Widower Angela Kibler two sons two daughters one sister Mrs Markwood one brother William Kibler survive The interment is expected at Front Royal Va Funeral arrangements remain unsettled and relatives travel to attend.

James Latimer Kibler Baltimore Conference Methodist Episcopal Church South P Street Northwest Washington Luke R. Markwood Kibler Walter Reed Hospital Mark‘wood Luray Randolph-Macon College Ashland Baltimore Brucetown Virginia West Virginia Maryland District of Columbia Angelica Kibler

Local girls to study nursing in Washington

Miss Esther Thomas daughter of Mrs. W M Thomas and Miss Virginia Smith daughter of County Treasurer Robert B Smith left by automobile for Washington to begin a three year nursing course at Garfield Hospital. They were accompanied by Mrs. W Miller Fletcher Mrs. Robert Smith Miss Elizabeth Smith and Robert W Smith.

Esther Thomas W. M. Thomas Virginia Smith Robert 8. Smith Washington Garfield Hospital W. Miller Fletcher Robert §. Smith Elizabeth Smith Robert W. Smith

Democrats Back Beer and Wine Resolution at Convention

Syracuse dispatch reports the New York Democratic State convention near adjournment with a light wine and beer resolution to be reported before tonight. Attention to women candidates surfaces with Harriet May Mills seeking Secretary of State and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt for Comptroller.

Associated Press Syracuse N. Y New York Committee Harriet May Mills Franklin D. Roosevelt

Friendship Fire Company Shirts and Uniforms Notice

All members going to Harrisburg and wanting a shirt may obtain it by seeing W B Jones. Members with Gray uniforms should return them at the meeting on Monday October 2 at 8 p m. Shirts will be issued at this meeting. G R Haines Secretary.

Friendship Fire Company Harrisburg W. B. Jones

Veterans Win Heartfelt Thanks From Confederate Veterans

The Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans of Virginia in Winchester, during its August session, adopts resolutions of gratitude for hospitality and civic honors shown by Winchester leaders and citizens. Carter R. Bishop forwards the text to Miss Lucy F. Kurtz. the notice praises Mayor Glass, Captain Kurtz, the Turner Ashby Camp, the R. Y. Conrad Post, and local civic groups for a generous welcome and old Virginia hospitality.

Grand Camp of Virginia Miss Kurtz Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of Virginia Carter R. Bishop Petersburg Lucy F. Kurtz Winchester Glass Kurtz Turner Ashby R. Y. Conrad Post American Legion Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Kiwanis Club Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society Confederacy Earth Europe Committee On

R L Cloud Dies at Arden in West Virginia

Robert L. Cloud aged 54, a former Greenspring farmer of Frederick county, died at 6:30 this morning at his Arden home after three months of diabetes. He leaves a widow and several sons and daughters. Funeral services will be held at the house at 10:30 Sunday morning conducted by Rev. Roy Sehmmacker, with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Frederick.

Robert L. Cloud Greenspring Frederick County Arden W. Va Roy Sehmacker Mount Hebron

Fruit Growers Ad Promote Picked Apples at Winchester Cold Storage

The C H Musselman Co advertises good picked canning apples available at Winchester Cold Storage. Visit the representative there or call the Inwood factory office. A second note lists Logan Owen leaving for Washington and Dr J L Whitlock heading to Orangeburg to join his wife visiting her mother.

Winchester Inwood C.H. Musselman CO W. Va J. Ll.whitlock Orangeburg S. C Mrs. Whitlock C. R. Davis

Purging voters sparks dispute in Seventh Virginia district

Representative T. W. blasts a Republican move to purge registration books as a trick to disfranchise voters. Judge Harrison cites past purges in Winchester and argues the effort is improper, asserting many qualified voters would be harmed and that the district should counter with a strong election result.

T. W Virginia Peecey Lars Massachusetts Dallinger Harrison Winchester Minetti Dallinger Erse T Dallingers Massachusetts

Doctors elect leaders at Clifton Forge VA meeting

Dr Hunter McGuire of Witer was elected president of the Valley Medical Association at Clifton Forge Virginia where about 75 doctors attended. Dr Charles Conrad of Harrisonburg was named president, Dr J M Emmett of Clifton Forge vice president, Dr Art Robertson of Staunton treasurer, and Dr J M Biedler of Burg secretary.

Hunter H. McGuire Witer Thee Vvley Medical Association Ester Clitton Forge McGuire Charles Conrad Harrisonburg J. M. Emmett Clitton 1 Art Robertson Staunton, la J. M. Biedler Burg Winchester Clifton Forge Clifton Forges P. W Boyd Walter Cox B. Dutton

Trescott Grader Cuts Packing Costs With New Conveyor

The Trescott Grader adds a new conveyor to speed apple inspection, reducing labor and time. Complete stock of picking and packing supplies and orchard ladders available at lowest prices from Orchard Supply Co. 18-1p-tf ai.

Orchard Supply Co

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Sudde E Bank of Bandits The Ely E. Clerk Old Boy Chapman Empire Tonight MR. Kibler Methodist Episcopal Church South N.Y G.R. Haines Harold Lloyd R.L. Cloud Logan Owen
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