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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1917

Page

2

Local Families Relocate Around Inwood and Gold Orchard

Miss Georgie Adams and her son Charles visited Mr Rainer's home while others moved Monday from Gold orchard or Bunker Hill. Mr Dernard Busey Claude Welsfrance of Innwood WV spent Sunday with Henry Busey family. Mr Herth moved from de pot at Bunker Hill to Gold orchard. Mr John Abrell moved Martinsburg to Gold orchard. William Trimble moved from his father's farm to the Mary Hackney farm now owned by Miss Virginia Aiken.

Georgie Adams Charles Mr. Rainer Charles Collis Inwood West Virginia Dernard Busey Claude Welsfrance Innwood W. Va Henry Busey Herth Bunker Hill John Abrell Martinsburg William Trimble Mary Hackney Virginia Aiken

Local Aunts and Friends Gather in Armel and Canterbury Talks

Armel and Canterbury communities report arrivals departures and visits. Mr M Av AYTr mel left for Waynesboro Pa to take a position. Mrs Sarah Painter returns to Page county after wintering with son B C Painter. Miss Turissa Hale takes a Washington job. Farmers begin spring plowing as Miss Elsie Cave visits.

Armel Mel Waynesboro Canterbury Sarah Painter Page County B. C. Painter Ray Alvin Frank Perry Turissa Hale Washington Elsie Cave Lola White Nineveh Grace Painter

Sunday School Organizer at Forrest Grove

The Sunday School was organized last Sunday at Forrest Grove school house and will meet at 9 15 each Sunday. Mrs Chdries and several children spent the weekend with relatives at Harrisville. Miss Julia Derflingers teacher at Long Meadows expects to close her school on Wednesday. Mr M M Manuel, once sick with quinty, has recovered. Mrs George Cooley and three daughters of Gaylord spent Sunday with her sister Mrs H C Huff.

R. D. Johnston Vey Philip Crabill Nossett Opequon E. H. White J. W. Newcome L. S. Haymaker White Post Forrest Grove Chdries Harrisville Julia

Rest Sun day school reorganizes for year

The Rest Sunday school reconstituted for the new year with few officer changes. The Ladies Aid Society held an oyster supper at Ridmewas hall for Rest Chapel, raising 54. Rev. W. R. Hardesty returned from the Roanoke annual conference. Mrs. Harry Moulden visited her daughter in Welltown. Joseph Snapp moved from Bunker Hill to Ridgeway. Mrs. Joseph Wright of near Ridgeway visits Bainbridge, Pa. Kenney Roberts hosted Miss Louise last Sunday.

Ladies’ Aid Society of Rest Ridmewas Hall Harry Moulden Walter J. Flowers Welltown Joseph Snapp Bunker Hill William Frazier Ridgeway Joseph Wright Joe O'Connor Bainbridge Kenney Roberts Louise

Village visitors and Easter service plans announced

Hinton and Mrs. Mollie Bromley with daughter Dell Bromiley and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flowers visited Sunday with Mrs. Flowers’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moulden. Easter services are set for Sunday at 7 30 p m in the village church.

Death removes a former resident Anna Aughinbaugh

News from Winchester reports the death of Mrs Anna D Aughinbaugh widow of John Aughinbaugh formerly of Winchester in Chambersburg Pa her daughter Mrs B Miller Greenawalt of Chambersburg is noted in her sixty ninth year She leaves two sons three daughters one sister and one brother The funeral was held Wednesday with burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery Also an advertisement from Mountain View Nursery Co Williamsport Md offers apple and peach trees on short notice

Winchester Anna D. Aughinbaugh John Aughinbaugh 8. Miller ‘Greenawalt Chambersburg Aughinbaugh Amherst Street Werner Cedar Grove Cemetery

Farmer Mr Euiil Clowser Keeps 45 Hens and Egg Record

Has good layers living west of town with 45 hens of mixed varieties that laid 1 284 eggs during February and March. Received 40 and 45 cents per dozen for the eggs in that period.

Euiil Clowser

Local Notices From Torrytown April Update

Mrs Lulu Morgan spent a day in Martinsburg this week. George Bartelow family moved from Beddington to Willis of Mrs Cora Hott. Lulu Morgan and son Guinn with John T Hott and Virginia attended funeral of Mrs Rose Falk and grandson in Martinsburg. Blanche Crim visiting sister Mrs George Busey near Winchester. Samuel G Morgan and sister attended surprise party for Floyd Miller. Cedar Hill school closed this week. teacher Irma Collis. Ladies Aid of Mount Pleasant U B Church met at Mrs Cora Hott with large attendance. Mildred Adams visited Miss Rachel Hott.

Torrytown W. Va Lulu Morgan Martinsburg George Bartelow Beddington Willis Cora Hott Guinn John T.“*Hott Virginia Edith Newcomb Stella Adams Rose Falk Blanche Crim George Busey Winchester Samuel G. Morgan Robert Miller Floyd Miller Cedar Hill Irma Collis Ladies’ Aid Society Mount Pleasant U. B Mildred Adams Rachel Hott

Community Notes From Star Tannery April Meeting

Star Tannery notes list residents visiting relatives in Winchester and Opequon. S R Hershman, Harry and Howard DeJarnette and Hester Himelright visited Winchester on Thursday. Mrs Edward Brill and children from Winchester visited Star Tannery.

Star Tannery S. R. Hershman Harry Howard DeJarnette Hester Himelright Winchester Edward Brill Daisy Orndorff Delila Whittington Clifton Bentley Russell W. Orndorff Worth Brill Middletown John L. Hershman Opequon

Long Meadows Notes Report Local Visits and Travel

In Long Meadows Virginia on April 6 Mrs Moses Hollar of near Edinburg visits her parents Mr and Mrs S G Coffelt for a week. George W Balithis of Mount Jackson leaves for Baltimore to enter Johns Hopkins Hospital for treatment with J O Huff accompanying him. Charles Long was ill and confined to the house several days.

Long Meadows Moses Hollar Edinburg S. G. Coffelt George W. Balithis Mount Jackson H. O. Huff Baltimore Johns Hopkins Hospital J. O. Huff Charles Long

18 Acre Farm Near Winchester For Sale With House And Water

An 18 acre poultry, fruit and truck farm eight miles from Winchester features several acres of wood and streams, a good six room house, outbuildings, artesian well and spring. Sold at bargain or trade for smaller place or town property. Write Route No 1 Box 142 Winchester Va 42-6.

Chambersville Thos. Lamp Court H Winchester J. H. and L. A. Lamp

Twin Evils Of Indigestion And Constipation

Mrs. Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois describes indigestion and constipation causing chest pressure and poor sleep. After taking one bottle of Chamberlains Tablets she felt restored and says she has since felt like a different person. For sale by all druggists.

Robert Allison Mattoon Chamberlain

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Etta Anna Grim Harry Hardesty Severyville Thrush & Stough Hagerstown Shippensburg King Noble, Jr Caditle J. E. Evans Stephens City United Phone Burpee Franck Baker & Sor Pharmacists Huyler’s Martha Washington Fred S. Boyd U.S. Dept. Agriculture Boone County C. E. Koontz Tuleyries Farm Union Bank of Winchester R. Grim Plymouth Rock D. J. Bush Charles Town Wyndham, Boyce, Va M. W Greenspring Josh Vermont Miss Reynolds Thomas & Messer CO Baltimore St Baltimore, Md Nature The Peruna Company Columbus Ohio Ramsburg Auto Supply Co Winchester, Va Standard Republic Arthur Armel Boyce Rufus Newcome Affleck James Affleck Samuel Haymaker Lewis Haymaker Canterburg Rest Harry Smith Star Tannery Notes Enes Walter Ben Hare Empire Mountain View Nursery Co Williamsport Maryland FORD H. A. Snapp Harmon Ruble C. R. Hoover I’. M. Haymaker KF. W. Magruder Vance Bros Mrs. M. W. Birmingham Holmes Yeakley J.P. Place H. E. Shull Chapman’s Auto Supply CO S. Main St Bell Chapmans Iere’s Russia Florsheim Huntsberry
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