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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
6
The 1907 Yellow Jacket annual of Randolph- Macon College Ashland Virginia has been issued. It is an 180 page volume with wit illustrations and readable descriptions of college life. Mr Harry Gaver is noted for receiving high honor in the issue.
Mayor Baker and police launch a crackdown on street loafing after ordinance fines up to 20 dollars. He cites disorderly behavior and urges crowds to disperse, recounting incidents before Boyd's drug store and citing storekeeper concerns about ladies entering his shop. The note highlights newspaper editor Harry H. Gaver and his college honors, including leadership roles and a faculty appointment.
Funeral services for Mrs John N Bell will be held at 2 30 in the afternoon from the family home at 106 North Market Street and burial will be at Hebron Cemetery.
The notice calls all voters to vote tomorrow in the State Senator primaries. In the first ward, residents vote at Friendship Engine House and in the second ward at Police Headquarters. Polls open at sunrise and close at sunset.
Final commencement exercises at Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia awarded 66 degrees. Jacob Olin Faulkner of Winchester earned a bachelor of arts, James Howard Larrick of Chambersville won the orator's medal, and Rev John Olin Knott of Covington received the doctor of philosophy degree.
Rev Dr Collins Denny of Vanderbilt University will preach the sermon at the dedication of the new Methodist Episcopal Church South in Woodstock Virginia on Sunday June 23. All Woodstock pastors are invited to attend and participate in ceremonies. Three services are planned with 11 am sermon by Dr Denny, 3 pm youth service, and evening talks by Denny and others.
A home man named Robert M. Ward is promoted as a candidate whose election would ensure that home people have representation in the Senate. The message stresses Ward's alignment with local interests and advocates voting to secure home-ground advocacy.
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