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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1922

Page

7

Celebration planned for U C T first anniversary

The United Commercial Travelers council plans a anniversary celebration at Rouss Hall on October 13 with banquet and dance. Nearly 100 members and many Winchester residents attend with wives or sweethearts invited. Entertainment committee includes Beck Lup ton Huntsberry Duny Grove Brown and Shryock.

The United Commercial Travelers Rouss Hall Winchester Paul Beck Edwin Lupton Walter Huntsberry John Duny Bernard Grove Douglas Brown Wilmer F. Shryock

Hog cholera outbreak spreads to Halltown area

The hog cholera outbreak that hit farms north of Shepherdstown and near Shenandoah Junction has spread to Halltown. Commissioner J. Stuart of West Virginia warns against indiscriminate use of hog cholera virus and says veterinarians may not use it without his permit.

Shepherdstown Shenandoah Junction Halltown J. Stuart West Virginia

First Christian Church Announces Sunday Services

The First Christian Church outlines Sunday activities with Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m by Rev J F Morgan The Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m led by Percy Sheetz on better work Mid week prayer service is at 7 30 p m A revival campaign is planned for October 29 to November 12 with preparatory services to that date The public is invited and the church promotes itself as The church of the cordial welcome.

First Christian Church J. F. Morgan Church of God Christian Endeavor Society Percy Sheetz

Sunday Program at Braddock Street

Sunday program at Braddock Street with Boyd V Switzer pastor. Sunday events include 11 p m Communion, 7 30 p m preaching, 6 45 p m Epworth League, 9 45 a m Sunday school led by Capt John H Rosenberger. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m.

Boyd V.switzer Epworth League Ayo m John H. Rosenberger

White House of the McCormicks in Jefferson County

Charlies McCormick of Havana visited the ancestral home known as the White House farm a mile east of Summit Point in Clarke County. The structure, built by the first McCormick in 1725, features walls a yard thick and a lineage preserved in Jefferson County history. Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois once requested a photo of the residence from owner Hun sicker.

Charlies McCormick Havana Clarke County McCormick Summit Point White House Jefferson County Medill McCormick Illinois Hunsicker

U D C Opposes Chapel Enlargement Move

Virginia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy plans to oppose Lee Chapel enlargement at Lexington. Officers expect to defeat the request at Fredericksburg meeting October 10 to 13, citing respect for a sacred shrine and opposition to Washington and Lee University seek for a new meeting site.

Richmond Virginia United Daughters Confederacy Lee Chapel Lexington Fredericksburg Staunton Petersburg Washington and Lee University

Hoge Re-elected Head of Virginia WCTU at Danville

Mrs. Howard M. Hoge of Lincoln was re-elected president of the Virginia WCTU for a 24th year during the Danville convention. She won all but 20 votes with Mrs. Lillian Shepherd as runner up. other officers were announced, including Mrs. Shepherd as corresponding secretary and Mrs. Evelyn G. Peterson as recording secretary. The delegation aimed to elect Mrs. Justice as president but failed to gain traction. The organization grew from 100 to 9,000 members since Hoge first took leadership.

Danville Howard M. Hoge Lincoln Lillian Shepherd Norfolk Shepherd Evelyn G. Peterson Pamplin Elizabeth Strickler Petersburg Hoge

Wilson presents tablet to church in Staunton

Former President Woodrow Wilson donated a bronze tablet to the First Presbyterian Church honoring his father the late Rev. Dr. Joseph R. Wilson who served as pastor there from 1855 to 1857. The inscription praises his devotion and genial gifts to the congregation.

Philadelphia Joseph R. Wilson

Rates on Parcels May Be Put Up

Washington Sept 30 A general increase in all parcels post rates in the United States is likely. Parcel post service has not been paying its way, according to Postmaster General Work and his assistants. An investigation is under way to determine how far receipts fall short of the service costs and a recommendation will be sent to the Interstate Commerce Commission if the findings justify higher rates.

Washington United States Work Interstate Commerce Commission

Crescent Lodge No. 60 forms in Stephens City

A new Rebekah Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows was instituted in Stephens City with 57 charter members. Mrs. William L. Whissen served as district deputy, aided by the Winchester lodge degree team and James W. Goodrich of Richmond. Crescent Lodge No. 60 elected officers and plans to vote on many membership applications.

Rebekah Assembly Independent Order of Odd Fellows Stephens City William L. Whissen Winchester Lodge James W. Goodrich Richmond Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Virginia Winchester Lodge of Rebekahs Crescent Lodge

High finance pair arrested in embezzlement case

Mrs. Susan Kraus and her husband George Kraus, a former miner, are jailed in Pomeroy Ohio on embezzlement charges. Officers say the couple ran a Ponzi like financial scheme, with Bertha Seyfried listed as the loss claimant. Mrs Kraus allegedly borrowed over $300,000 promising 10 percent returns and issued promissory notes to victims totaling at least $4,000 in losses.

Pomeroy Ohio Susan Kraus George Kraus Ponzi Boston Krausés A. W. Lee Bertha Seyfried

Army Officers Register at Hotel Jack This Week

Gen J W Littell and Mrs Littell from Washington along with Lieut Col Barton W Perry and Mrs Perry from Fort Hamilton N Y registered last evening and today at Hotel Jack in the city social pages mention.

J. W. Littell United States Army Littell Washington Barton W. Perry

Personal notices of visits and travel from local residents

Mr and Mrs E H Hicks have been visiting sisters Mrs J H Bott and Mrs J P Miller and depart for Willard Ohio. Dorrence a breeder of pure bred livestock from Belair Md arrives for a business visit. Ada Walker returns to Washington after visiting kin on North Main. Mrs E L Sutton returns to Richmond after visiting Mr and Mrs A T Jones on Faircoat avenue. Rev and Mrs Luke R Markwood depart for Washington to attend Rev James L Kibler funeral. Commander J E Palmer and Mrs Palmer from Washington stay at Hotel Evans and travel to the Valley of Virginia. Mr and Mrs John A Meeks of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs Harry H Cookus and plan to tour Shenandoah caverns.

E. H. Hicks J. H. Bott J. P. Miller Willard Ohio Mr. Dorrence Belair, Md Ada Walker Washington Misses Kinzel North Main Street E. L. Sutton Mrs A. T. Jones Faircoat Avenue Richmond Luke R. Markwood James L. Kibler Star J. E. Palmer United States Navy Mrs. Palmer Hotel Evans Byutomobile Valley of Virginia John A. Meeks Baltimore Harry H. Cookus Shenandoah Valley

Fall Plowing for Insects

Fall plowing can destroy many insects by turning them to the weather after they have entered dormancy or while they are still active. Delaying plowing as part of an insect campaign protects birds and natural enemies and benefits soil health.

No clear event title of a report

A fragmentary line notes that knowledge alone does not empower action. It contrasts awareness of a situation with the ability to act or awaken, suggesting a philosophical or cautionary observation about power and agency.

Shipping swine in summer prompts careful transport

Hogs fat enough for market can suffer in hot weather. Shipping during summer requires careful handling and planning. Owners should use good judgment and secure cooperation from transportation company officials to minimize stress and losses.

Fugitive Search Fails in Washington for Hagerstown Suspect

Sheriff Pannett and Special Deputy H E Shull spent yesterday in Washington seeking a Hagerstown Maryland suspect linked to a shooting at Clearbrook and injuring Stuart Whetzel, but the man could not be located.

Pannett H. E. Shull Washington Hagerstown (Md Clearbrook Stuart Whetzel

Church of Christ Sunday Services in Odd Fellows Hall

The Church of Christ holds services in Odd Fellows hall next Lord's day with Bible school at 10 a.m. led by L L Hockman, a pastor taught young men class, 11 a.m. sermon on The Two Builders, communion, 6 45 p.m. Christian Endeavor led by Juanita Riley, 7 30 p.m. sermon Greater Things Than These, mid week prayer at J R Darlington 610 Fairmont Ave 7 45 p.m. Wednesday. Public invited.

Church of Christ Odd Fellows’ Hall Bible School L. Ll. Hockman Juanita Riley J. R. Darlington Fairmont Avenue W. L. Dudley

Revival Service at John Mann Church Opens Week

Revival services begin Sunday at 8 p.m. and continue nightly with city ministers invited to preach brief sermons. The church invites members and friends to help reach the unsaved for Jesus. Sunday school is at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. the pastor speaks on The Way of Sin and the Gift of God. Joseph Wheeler is pastor.

Jesus God Christ Joseph Wheeler

Hull Adds New 35 Passenger Auto Bus

Hull buys a 35 passenger White bus for service between Hagerstown and Smithboro. It brings his fleet to 13 buses and drew crowds in Winchester where it drew attention as perhaps the largest auto bus in the area.

KE. V. Hull Hagerstown Smithbore

Bowers-Clendening Wedding Announced in Philadelphia

Announcement of the marriage of Junior Bowers of Jefferson County and Birmingham to Miss Carey Clendening of Bunker Hill Berkeley County. The ceremony occurred in Philadelphia several weeks ago. They will reside at Elmwood Farm near Leetown after a southward honeymoon.

Junior Bowers Jefferson County Birmingham Ala Carey Clendening Bunker Hill Berkeley County Philadelphia Mrs. Bowers

Ministers to Meet Monday in Winchester

The Ministerial Association of Winchester will convene at Handley Library Monday morning at 10 30 for an important meeting. The gathering aims to discuss communal concerns and cooperative plans for the week ahead.

Ministerial Association of Winchester Handley Library

Strayed Steers Near Mountain Falls Reward Offered

Two steers missing from Mountain Falls area. One spotted, dehorned with a piece off the right ear. the other black with horns and right ear notch. Reward for information. Contact Edw U Richard Mountain Falls Vu.

U. Richard Mountain Falls

King Dies at Jefferson Hotel in St Louis

Richard King aged 62 died at the Jefferson Hotel in St Louis several days ago. He was a resident of Boyce in Clarke County and was an old acquaintance of Mrs Nat B Page.

Richard King Jefferson Hotel St.,Louis Mr. King Nat. B. Page Boyce Clarke County

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BIG Boys School Harry L. Wood N. Main St Hotel R. M. Swirmley Stoves Funk & Son Main St First Christian Church Services Braddock ST Wilson NEW Rebekah Lodge High Finance Associated Press Paseline John Mann Miss Clendening H. K. Green Warner Moling & Seal the Noah Webster Daniel Webster Nellie Amick New York City Firestone Chapman’s Auto Sales J. Howard Cather Valley Service Station
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