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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1916

Page

3

Winchester Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Departures

Miss Antoinette Markell returns to Frederick after weeks with the Misses Fuller on North Washington street. Miss Thelma Henry and Miss Buzella Henry visit Miss Harriet Hunt in Berkeley Springs. Mr. Lewis Fitch of Snow Hill Alabama visits Winchester. Walter B. Krebs returns to Mercersburg after vacation with his mother Mrs H Clay Krebs. Marion Krebs visiting grandmother on North Market Street. Dr Harry Whitacre of Martinsburg comes to Winchester for professional business. Robert Lemley of Stephens City also travels to Winchester on business.

Antoinette Markell Mr. Lewis Fitch Snow Hill, Ala Thelma Buzella Henry Harriet Hunt Berkeley Springs Walter B. Krebs Winchester H.clay Krebs North Market Street Mercersburg Marion B. Krebs Harry Krebs H. Clay Krebs City Harry Whitacre Martins‘burg Robert Lemley Stephens Cuty

Local Market Prices and Closing Quotations

The Star lists today’s local market quotes with butter, eggs, corn, hay, potatoes, and livestock prices. Notable figures include creamery butter at retail 31 to wholesale 24, No. 1 timothy hay around 22 to 20, corn spot and June at 82 nominal, and sheep and lambs priced per pound up to 6 for fat sheep.

Crete Caysete Austen Fata Goss New Ieee Care HGGS Virginia

Market prices at Baltimore close this afternoon

At the close of the Baltimore wholesale markets at 8 o'clock this afternoon red wheat was quoted at 14 cents and corn was quoted at 52 cents.

Baltimore

Public Auction Disposes Local Bank Stock in Winchester

Stock of Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester were sold at a public auction in front of the county courthouse. Auctioneers Moesars Dunn and Duvall oversaw bids from financiers and investors with results listing multiple bidders and prices per share for several blocks of stock.

Onal Bank of Winchestrand National Bank of ‘Winchester County Court House Moesars, Dunn and Duvall Shenandoah Valley National Bank Elizabeth Baize M. M. Lynch Harry Hardy Stewart Bell Joseph T. Richards M. L. Capper National Banky Elizabeth B. Glaize W. A. Bailey Shenandoah Valley National Bank Tock Fanny Hull L. Jackson Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester William C. Miller

Little Girl Dies After Illness At Home

Lucy Ann Johnson two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank B Johnson died this morning at their South Kent street home after weeks of brain fever. Attending physician had lost hope late yesterday. Funeral from the parental residence at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Lucy Ann Johnson Frank B. Johnson South Kent Street Mount Hebron Cemetery

Berryville Horse Show to Break Records in Clarke County

The Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association reveals plans for the sixteenth annual exhibition in Berryville on August 9 and 10. Racing events are expected to fill and feature record-setting entrants, with 11 to 35 entries in various classes including hunting, three-year-olds, and handicap jump. Local horsemen anticipate a standout display from horses recently lowering several records.

Star Berryville Clarke County Horse and Colt. Show Association United States

Notable Exhibitor Names Highlighted At List Event

The list of exhibitors features many well known stable owners from the United States. The article notes several of the most prominent agents and their entries among the honors.

Mmost United States

Religious services held across multiple churches Sunday

Centenary Reform, Protesant Episcopal, Church of the Sacred Heart and many others list Sunday services. Morning prayers, sermons, masses, and choir programs scheduled at 9.45 or 11 a.m., with additional evening services and Sunday schools led by named pastors and superintendents.

Centenary Reformed Corner Market Cork Streets T. K. ‘Cromer J. C. Recher Wislay Episcopal Corner Water Washington Freema W. D. Smith D. D H. D. Fuller Crurch First Baptist East Cork Street Sale Grace Lutheran West Water Street George S. Bowers Aday BE. Cooper First Christian Brad Jock Clifford Streets W. T. Walters Endeavor Society Methodist Episcopal H. G Spencer Hunter N. Kern

Strike Grips New York Street Car Service

New York city street car employees led by Ushy on strike last night causing widespread disruption. Traffic on affected lines is crippled as only a few cars run under guard. The walkout spread to the Second Avenue lines and strike totals reach 570,000 workers. Rail firms report many strike breakers en route from New England.

New York Ushy Second Avenue

Clergyman McAllister Heads to Washington for Summer Duty

Rev James Gray McAllister of Loulaville Theological Seminary departs from Central Presbyterian Church with Mia McAllister and two children for Washington D C where he will supply the pulpit at the national church for the summer period.

James Gray McAllister Loulaville Theological Seminary Mia. McAllister Winchester Inn Washington, D

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