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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1917

Page

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Mayor Ward Urged to Aid Virginia War Mobilization

The article notes Company I, Second Virginia Regiment led by Capt. Robert Y. Conrad left for Riverton Va to guard bridges along the B&O Norfolk and Western and Southern railways. Seventy men traveled, with married men either discharged or kept with families, and recruiting to resume under Lt. Fred S. Anderson.

Virginia Robert Y. Conrad Baltimore and Ohio Riverton Southern ‘Railway Strasburg Junction War Department Robert F. Leedy Winchester Company Norfolk and Western Southern Railway Norfolk and Western Railway

Chautauqua Season Opens Monday in Empire Theater

The Winchester Chautauqua season launches next Monday April 16 at the Empire Theater for one week. Season tickets remain available though in limited numbers. organizers warn no further sales after the current stock. The lineup promises growing strength from the opening Symphonic Orchestral Club with Laura Newall to the finale The Chimes of Normandy, featuring celebrities including Ross Crane, a famed cartoonist and humorist.

Empire Theater Symphonic Orchestral Club Normandy Ross Crane Laura Newall Innes Boston Swarthmore

Horace F Jobe Dies After Illness in Brieatew h

Horace F. Jobe a prominent northern Frederick county resident died at his sister Mrs. sg. M. Purcen home in Brieatew h at 4 o'clock this morning after a long paralysis. Born January 23 1854 in Bracetown he later worked in mercantile firms Jobe and Richie at Stephenson and at Lacy's Springs Rockingham county.

Horace F. Jobe Frederick County Sg. M. Purcen Brieatew H Mr. Jobe Bracetown William Jobe Jobe Stephenson Jobe and Richie Lacy’s Springs Rockingham County

Firemen Form a Drill Company in Friendship Fire Brigade

The Friendship Fire Company held a large meeting and formed a drill organization to train as a unit for national or home defense. Attorney James P. Reaindete was named captain. Members will drill on Frederick Plaza Thursdays and consider motorizing equipment. The group plans to attend the annual sermon at 8 p.m. at the Christian Church led by Rev. W T Walters.

Pany James P. Reaindete Frederick Plaza Christian Church W T. Walters

German U-Boat May Be Headed For U. S. Coast

Washington reports a war measure would grant the President authority to seize and operate all railroads and telegraph lines for the duration of the war. The bill, introduced by Representative Aderson, would also draft railroad and communications employees into military service. The move marks the broadest executive power since Lincoln during the Civil War.

Washington Ademson Lincoln Wilson

Virginia Navy Recruitment Struggles Prompt Mayor to Form Vigilant Committee

Governor H C Stuart urges Winchester Mayor Julian Ward to appoint nine influential citizens to lead a drive for 800 Virginia navy recruits. Virginia lags, with only 86 enlisted and the state ranked 45th of 48. Ward forms the nine member committee and seeks guidance from the governor on effective procedures.

Xiteginia Sons of Old Dominion Union Stuart Ward Julian F. Ward Meyer Winchester Virginia

Mount Williams Couple To Wed

A marriage license was issued yesterday to Conley Lowell Orndorff age 21 clerk son of J M Orndorff to wed Lena May Williams age 21 daughter of Martin Williams at the county clerk's office.

Conley Lowell Orndorff J. M. Orndorff Lena May Williams Martin Williams

Friendship Fire Members Urged to Attend Sunday Services

Members are urged to be present at the company hall at 7 o clock p.m. on Sunday to attend services at the Christian Church. By order of WM. M. Sumption, Capt.

Christian Church WM. M, Sumption

Aliens Enemies Task Focus For City Police

Chief M A Doran reports a Justice Department request for cooperation to locate alien enemies and determine if they own firearms or explosives. Under the April 6 1917 proclamation aliens may not possess arms ammunition weapons or parts.

M. A. Doran Department of Justice Washington United States

Orchard Stock Listing From Mountain View Nursery

We have a selection of several thousand fruit trees from Mountain View Nursery Co. in Williamsport Maryland. Varieties include Yellow Transparent Duchess of Oldenburg Stayman Winesap Slum mer Rambo N. W. Greening Winte Banana and McIntosh. Write or phone for details 64 23 p-3t.

Duchess of Oldenburg M. B. Twigs Stayman Winesap Slummer Rambo N. W. Greening Winte Banana McIntosh The Mountain View Nursery Co Williamsport

Diamond Jim Brady Dead A Noted New York Theatrical Figure

James B Diamond Jim Brady, famed in New York theater, died in his Hotel Shelbourne apartment in Atlantic City after a ill health stay. Mary Reardon of White Post visited friends in Baltimore.

Atlantic City James B Diamond Jim Brady New York Mr. Brady

Big Guns to Fire at Winchester Civic Dinner

The civic dinner Agril 24 aims to unite public spirited citizens with speakers Edward F. Trefz former U S Chamber of Commerce official and Frank Crane author. The event signals Winchester's drive for broader civic development with Trefz known for persuasive talks and practical plans to improve daily life through organized commerce.

United States Chamber of Commerce Edward F. Trefz Frank Crane

Seed Corn and Farm Seeds at Baker's St Piccadilly

Seed corn rape cow peas clover and all seeds offered by H. H. Bakers at 46 East Piccadilly Street. Advertises a Friday Saturday Tuesday sale period for the seed varieties available.

H. H. Baker's Piccadilly St

Marriage License Issued To Young Alba Adams and Miss Nettle Hlaymaker

Alba A. Adams and Miss Nettle Hlaymaker, both of the county, secured a marriage license at the county clerk office yesterday. Adams is a son of Charles G. Adams and Hlaymaker is a daughter of Albert Hypmakir.

Alba A. Adams Nettle Hlaymaker Charles G. Adams Albert Hyp

Mrs Lucy Bucher Funeral Set for Stephens City

The funeral for Lucy Bucher who died in western Frederick county will be held tomorrow at 2:30 PM from the Lutheran Church in Stephens City with burial to follow.

Lucy Bucher Frederick County Cloerci Stephens City

Preaching at Stephenson Sunday Night

Presiding elder Blakemore will preach at Stephenson at 7 o clock on Sunday night, 4 Mat a.

Blakemore Stephenson

Winchester to vote city stock in Valley Turnpike Co

President John N. Snyder of the Common Council appoints Councilman Herman N. Hable to represent Winchester and vote its $20 000 stock in the Valley Turnpike Company. City manager instructed to notify the turnpike's president of the council action and Hable's appointment.

John N. Snyder Common Council Herman N. Hable Winchester Valley Turnpike

Osteopath Dr Whitacre Practicing in Winchester

Martinsburg based osteopathic physician Dr HS Whitacre offers weekly appointments in Winchester. Call for scheduling and directions to the clinic in Martinsburg.

HS. Whitacre Martinsburg W. Va Winchester

White Palace Announces New Customer Dinner Hours

The restaurant invites new patrons to visit during a dinner survey from 11.30 to 2 p m. Soldiers departing are said to wait upon rootyp customers with usual service and pumptiness phd care. Dinner priced at 250 srvey.

Rootyp Srvey

David Reardon Leaves Memorial Hospital

Mr. David Reardon of White Post Clarke county has recovered from illness after six weeks in Memorial Hospital and is visiting his aunt Mrs. Patricke H. Reardon on South Main street for a few days. Public sale of the late Mrs. Charlotte Grubb’s household goods will be held two miles from Berryville on the Berryville pike on Wednesday April 18, 1917 at 2 o clock.

David Reardon White Post Clarke County Memorial Hospital Patricke H. Reardon Charlotte Grubb Berryville Grubb

Rummage Sale at Christ Church Parish House

Parish hall rummage sale scheduled for Friday and Saturday April 13 and 14. Christ Church invites community members to visit the shop on the church premises for assorted merchandise.

Christ,Church Parish

Man Bitten While Aiding Hit Dog At The Star Office

Mr. Stewart L. Forney, linotype operator at The Star, was bitten on the left hand while trying to assist a dog struck by a car. The dog, badly injured, sank its teeth several times before limping away. Forney received flesh tearing wounds but they were cauterized.

Stewart L. Forney Star Office

Prices Paid Today In Grain Markets Baltimore Wheat Quotes

Prices paid at Baltimore wholesale markets show spot wheat at 243 1 8 and own at SLAT 1 2. Winchester dealers offered 240 for wheat after the market close. Bids to wreck the Bell property building at Main and Water streets require delivery to the office by Wednesday April 25. For more information see Architect Stuart H. Edmonds.

Baltimore Winchester Main and Water Streets Stuart Hf. Edmonds

County Couple Receives Marriage License In County Clerk Office

A marriage license was issued in the county Clerk's office to Muirkley Orndorff and Miss Dessie Plaugar both residents of the county. The groom is the son of Mosca B Orndorff and a farmer by occupation. The bride is the daughter of Perry Plaugar.

Muirkley Orndorff Dessie Plaugar Mosca B Orndorff Perry Plaugar

Dog Killed by Automobile in Northern Virginia

A spaniel named Ikey, owned by Mr Frank Kohlhousen of the Northern Virgin Power Company, was run over by a car and killed a few days ago. The dog, to be five years old on July 4, was buried in the owner's yard. Mr and Mrs William B Cornwell left yesterday for a short visit to friends in eastern cities.

Frank Kohlhousen Northern Virgin Kohlhouser Cdy

Blockade of American Ports Declared By Presidential Order

President Wilson issues a war zone directive placing 26 ports under defense rules. Ships entering after sunset face capture, speed limited to five knots, and authorities warn compliance as U S coastal defenses tighten. The order marks an early wartime stance against submarine activity along the Atlantic coast.

Unites States Wilson Der Ne Department Kennebec River Boston Portsmouth N. H Newport Montauk Point New Yo Ber Delaware River Chesapeake Bay Peto River Hampton Roads Hington Del Charleston A. Vennah Key West Fla F la Pensacola Mobile Mississippi River Texas San Diego Cal Standiaoe Car Dia River Port Orchards Manila

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Lieut. Anderson Fred. S. Anderson Anderson Company I Congress North Main Street Sion Brucetown Friendship Fire Company Com U. S. Coast H.C. Stuart Mayor Names Committee Meyvor Ward R. M. Ward Walter Cox R. T. Barton H. F. Byrd T. R. Cather H. #. Lynch J. Ho Lacy, Jr James 4B. Russell J. A. Brill S. Kent Star Snapp Foundry Aghisius Shirley Carter C. W. Heater Directors Valley Purapike Co Sopa Pt Mount Williams Friendship Fire, Company Diamond Jim” Brady Is Wire Mary: Reardon EL Ob Créizy Trefz H. D. Fuller Makir Osteopath White Palace Dow Mrs William B. Cornwell Atlantic Ted States Syste Kel Thia Jooking Germany Uni
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