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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1919

Page

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Banquet Honoring Miss Heckman At Winchester High

Winchester High School girls hosted a banquet in honor of Miss Heckman who is leaving to become home demonstration agent in Isle of Wight county. The event featured a four course dinner prepared by students, tables with yellow candle shades, and a bouquet gift. Guests included noted teachers and wives of faculty members.

Wester High School Rcfoss Winchester Isle of Wight County Smithfield Miss Heckman Ann Carsom Saulsbury Devaney Lacy Bond Duffey Sampsell Haynes Bosserman H. B. McCormac Winchester High School Miss Haynes

Pike Bids 10 Be Opened April 18 for Winchester to Opequon Road

State Highway Commission notes that an engineer will be at Hotel Jack on April 9 and 16 to brief bidders on the Winchester to Opequon road project. Bids open April 18 for a 5.37 mile, 16 foot wide solid macadam road with concrete bridges and dustless binder. Plans and specifications available for review.

H. F. Byrd Coleman Hotel Jack Winchester Opequon Boyce Road Byrd

Masonic Degrees To Be Conferred In Lynchburg Virginia

Scottish Rite Masons to confer degrees fourth through thirty second in Lynchburg April 24 and 25. Shrine degree by Kazim Temple patrol April 26 from 1 to 6 pm with applications via R B Stephens Lynchburg. Special dispensation allows late filings. large classes expected. Also promotions and drug sale notices from The People's Drug Co. Inc.

Lynchburg R. M. Colvin Rivermont Avenue Kazim

Musical April 4 at South Washington Street church

Musical program set for Friday at 8 p m at the Christian Church parsonage on South Washington Street Admission ten cents.

Christian Church South Washington St

Russians Now Feared By Germans Amid Baltic Fleet Fear

Berlin April 4 Gustav Noske minister of war says Germany fears Russia as reports come in of a large Russian fleet forming at Kronstadt and Germany regrets Allied denial of a navy. The Star dispatch notes the heightened concern among German leadership.

Berlin Germany Gustav Noske Russia Kronstadt

Wilson Suffers From A Bad Cold In Paris Conference

President Wilson remains ill with a bad cold hindering peace conference talks in Paris. He has faced fatigue from heavy work after returning to Washington and pressed on Thursday despite medical advice. His condition eased slightly this morning but remained acute.

Paris Wilson France Washington United States Dr. Grayson

Eaton Lecture Tonight at City Hall on Bolshevism and Democracy

Dr Charles A Eaton will give a talk at City Hall Auditorium tonight at 8 30 on Bolshevism Autocracy and Democracy He is described as a forceful eloquent speaker and the subject is deemed absorbing and important Invited audience includes service members and the public noted by Captain Arthur Huntbee for his martial bearing and speaking prowess.

City Hall Charles A. Eaton Doctor Eaton Dr. Eaton Arthur Huntbee M. Ae

Philippines May Get Independence Promise

President Wilson favors independence for the Philippine Islands. Secretary of War Baker conveyed the assurance in a March 3 letter to the Philippine commission, stating the time has come for the islands to sever formal political ties with the United States.

Baker Washington Wilson Philippine Islands War Baker Iglanos Philippine United States

Charles P. Jacks Rites Planned in Berkeley Springs

The body of Charles P. Jack died at the Richard Gundry Home in Catonsville Md from Brights disease was taken to Berkeley Springs WVa his birthplace for funeral services and burial. He was born December 5 1858 and had owned St Charles Berkeley Springs Hotel Doxey Hotel in Anderson Ind among other ventures. His health declined years ago and his brother J William Jack of Texas was to arrive for the services.

Charles P. Jack Richard Gundry Catonsville The Star Berkeley Springs W. Va B. Virginia Smith Jack J. William Jack Bes Texas Bert Texas Berkele Nne Nee Mr. Jack Berkeley Oe Virginia John Chew Chew America House of Burgesses North Philadelphia St. Charles

ZANE FIRE Meeting Called For 8 Oclock

All members urged to attend the Zane Fire meeting at eight o clock with important business on the agenda and refreshments to follow.

Zane Fire Lex

Farm for Sale 155 Acres Near Winchester Va

For sale a 155 acre farm with good tenant house fences and outbuildings near a station on a good turnpike. Terms require one third down, balance in one and two years. Price 145 dollars per acre. W L Fultz Real Estate Winchester Va controls the listing.

Fiére Ee Sel Setisi W. L. Fultz Reaill Winchester

Notice of toll collection by Northern Turnpike Company

Representatives will be at Gate 1 near Winchester on April 14 15 and at Gate 2 near Gore on April 17 to collect annual tolls. State Commission directs a 100 percent toll increase and notes the Northwestern Turnpike will join the State Highway System on April 1 1920. Board of Managers.

Northern Turnpike Company Winchester Gore State Corporation Commission Northwestern State Board OF Managers

Battle Hymn of Prohibition Dedicated to Rev Peters

Fragmented verse praising prohibition with references to Rev J Sidney Peters and a "deacon artist with a gun" guarding faith. Includes scattered lines about St Peter's and night watches, chorus urging steadfastness and punishment. Named individuals appear amid garbled OCR style text.

Asaia St. Peter's

Blue Ridge Contests Highlighted By Two Standout Players

unclear OCR fragment mentions Blue Ridge and two standout players among best in the event. No clear names, dates, or locations. Summary reflects limited readable content and preserves possible sports context without fabricating details.

Blue ‘Ridge Callon

Brick Dwelling and Store Fronts in Winchester VA

Brick dwelling at No 116 West Wee ter Street listed for 4500 dollars with 80 feet frontage on South Washington Street priced at 5500 dollars. Auction or sale details by Hansbrough and Cartr, Insurance Loans Real Estate, Winchester Virginia. Also for rent two store rooms in the Hable Building with a Wear-Ever Kitchen Outfit promotion dated 3-17-1p-1m.

Weeter Washington St

For Rent Three Rooms In House On Washington Street

Three rooms with gas water electricity and lights available for rent. Prefer a couple woman who will help with general housework. Apply to 3158 Washington Street.

Washington St

1 Ton Truck Hauling by Walter C Moreland

Professional hauling services offered for all kinds of ton truck work. Prompt service guaranteed. Terms reasonable. Located Bromley’s Garages. Call Walter C Moreland for arrangements.

Walter C. Moreland Bromley’s Garags

Death of Charles H. Schutte at Apple Ridge farm

Charles H. Schutte died at his fruit farm on Apple Ridge and arrangements are made for funeral services at his home tomorrow at 10 a.m. Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Schutte, who left Germany 38 years ago, had sailed with his father and uncle, and traveled widely. He operated in Wallabout Market, Brooklyn, and in 1914 joined Fairfax Orchard Company near Apple Ridge, where he had resided since. He was 52 and is survived by his widow and three children.

Charles’ H. Schutte Apple Ridge Mount Hebron Mr. Schutte Germany China South Sea Islands Cape Horn New York Schutte and Jobiheon Wallabout Market Brooklyn Pairfax Orchard Company New Jersey

American Forces Sent Into Russia By Wire Report

British and American troops face harsh conditions in Russia with more Allied forces expected by month’s end. Reindeer and Canadian dogs assist medical corps on Archangel and Murmansk fronts amid severe cold and heavy snow, complicating first aid delivery per Colonel Moss. Daily Express argues against using allied troops in Russia.

Dudat Insiae Russia Sunt Presse London Archange Murmansk Moss The Daily Express

Allenby Restores Order In Egypt

Cairo dispatch reports General Sir H H Allenby arriving to restore order in Egypt after the Turkish campaign. The Turkish theater commander, known as conqueror of the Turks, is credited with bringing calm as he takes charge.

Allenby Egypt Cairo London H. H. Allenby

Rainbow Division Returns Home Soon

The War Department announced that the entire forty second division Rainbow will be assigned to early convoy, signaling its return home.

Rainbow Division Washington Forty-Second Division Rainbow War Department

Lenten Services Start At 8 PM at Grace Lutheran

Reverend A A Kelly announces Lenten services at Grace Lutheran Church will begin at 8 PM on Wednesdays and Fridays, replacing 7 30 PM start times until further notice.

A. A. Kelly Grace Lutheran Church

Tire expert to discuss tire longevity Saturday at home

A city tire expert will visit on Saturday April 5 to explain how to extend tire life and improve performance for auto tire users. Contact H. W. Ebart Buick Agent at 3-1p-21 to arrange a talk.

H. W. Ebart

Market Report For Farmers In Washington Sunday Star

The Farm Page presents a comprehensive market report for growers shipping to the National Capital. Prepared by the Bureau of Markets of the U S Department of Agriculture for the Sunday Star.

Washington Sunday Star National Capital Sunday Star Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture

Public Sale Items Listed Near Winchester on Senseney Road

T C Windle announces a public sale on April 10 featuring horses wagons implements and harness sale site 3 1 2 miles east of Winchester on Senseney road auctions begin at midday with items including animals and farming gear.

Winchester Senseney Road T. C. Windle

Christian Science Services Held Sundays at Bank Building

Christian Science services convene weekly each Sunday at 11 oclock. Meetings are conducted on the second floor of the Farmers and Merchants Bank building. Ip

Farmers and Merchants’ Bank

Market Street Church delegate heads to Baltimore conference

Mr. Hunter N. Kern leaves for Baltimore to attend the Baltimore annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church as the lay delegate from Market Street Church. He plans to return in a few days.

Hunter N. Kern Baltimore The Methodist Episcopal Church Market Street

Live stock sale notice for J M Fishpaw

Advertisement announces a live stock sale by J M Fishpaw on April 15 at 1 PM. Proceeds support livestock traders and buyers are invited to attend at the advertised location.

J M. Fishpaw

Reform Church Schedules New Sunday Services

Centenary Reformed Church announces new timetable with the regular morning high service at 11 and evening service at 7 20 led by Pastor Rev. B L Stanley. Sunday school meets at 9 30 a m. A Stephenson service follows at 2 p m in the new time.

Centenary Reformed Church B. L. Stanley Stephenson

No Break Between French and British

Paris dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George denying rumors of tensions between British and French delegates. He stated that if Germany attacked France England would immediately rush to assist the French, in an interview printed in the Petit Parisian.

Paris Lloyd George England Petit Parisian Today Germany France

Priority Claim Is Granted to Belgium in Reparations

Paris April 4 The big four have granted Belgium’s claim to priority payments from Germany. Belgium is reported to receive about 500 million dollars. Close advisers to President Wilson support the justice of Belgium’s demands as discussions continue on Saar Valley and reparation arrangements.

Paris Big Four Belgium Germany Wilson Saar

Winchester Police Force Faces Mass Exodus Over Low Pay

The Winchester police force is collapsing as officers resign or refuse vacancies due to $60 monthly pay for 12 hour days. Chief M A Doran and Assistant C B Neville would be the only officers left after April 16, with Doves resignation taking effect then.

Winchester M. A. Doran C.B. Neville John W. Mason Pingley Willey Saianee B. C. Dove Han Ward

Entertained For Bride And Groom In Rest, Virginia Shower

Mr and Mrs William Crim hosted a miscellaneous shower in Rest Virginia for their newly married son in law and Sang ster. Guests enjoyed a buffet supper and a pleasant evening with many relatives and friends from Winchester Martinsburg Brucetown Summit Point and Marion Pa. Attendance included Mr and Mrs R L Barney Miss Nellie Ridgeway and others.

Rest William Crim Hollis Strother R. Ll. Barney Hughs Lapton Nellie Virginia Willa Portia Robinson Albert Robinson Esther Ruth Mary Victor Ridgeway Emma Fred Ridgeway Nannie Morrow Esther Solenberger Winchester Ella Carrie Marie Clara Clevenger Robert Clevenger Harry Bertha Carter Ada Woore Ethel Frances Moulden Grace Kiger Lila Somerville Messrs Harry Pitzer Robert Timberlake Harry Light Glen Allamong Karl Campbell Graden Garner Ida Bogart Martinsburg F. T. Pine Brucetown E. §. Rubuck Randolph Colston Summit Point Kenny Roberts Joseph Feagans Joseph Hill Pultz Marion Earl Smallwood Amos Prince John Ridgeway Maurice Snapp Ruth Ridgeway Stansiton Methodist Episcopal Church South

Footwear Sale Offer From Joliffe and Joliffe

Over a thousand pairs of children's, misses and women's shoes go on sale Saturday at prices well below wholesale. Children's shoes from 39c to 1.98, ladies and misses from 8c to 8.98. The sale is advertised by Joliffe and Joliffe, 17 and 19 North Main Street.

Jolliffe Jolliffe, Ip North Main

Liquor Blamed For Trouble In Danville Youth Case

In Danville, La Hudson, a youth shot by officers while allegedly violating liquor laws near Hill, told doctors liquor caused his trouble. A Baltimore receipt shows $690 spent on liquor, contradicting claims that Shackelford aided a broken down car. Preliminary hearings note three chambers fired from Shackelford’s pistol. police pursue the person who discarded a bottle of liquor.

la Hudson Danville Memorial Hospital Hill B. ©. Stuart P. Boyd Raymond Baltimore Hudson Shackelford Shiai Kelford Petersburg Raleigh Young Hudson Prohibition S Kelford

City Hall Auditorium Hosts Lieutenant Hober and Family

Lieutenant Robert Bentley Hober, native of Leesburg Virginia, and his mother Mrs Mary Gray Hober visit guests of Mr and Mrs Shirley Carter at the City Hall Auditorium tonight. Hober served in the Lafayette Escadrille during the war and is credited with shooting down six German airplanes earning the Croix de Guerre. He was recently discharged from the French theater and returned to the United States about a month ago.

Robert Bentley Hober Mary Gray Hober Leesburg Shirley Carter Hober Lafayette Escadrille Squadron Ch Army America

Judge Harrison to sail for France Monday

Judge T. W. Harrison of the Seventh Virginia district will sail from New York on Monday for France. He travels with War Secretary Baker and other members of the House military affairs committee for five weeks of personal inspections of military camps and to learn the condition of troops abroad.

T. W. Harrison Virginia Congress Washington Wi York France Harrison House Committee Mil Affairs Baker X Sonal Harris

Star Job Office Offers Quick Printing Services

The Star Job Office is equipped to handle all kinds of printing rapidly, providing fast turnaround for diverse printing needs.

Star

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