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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1915

Page

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French Officers See Kaiser's Waterloo If Paris Is Targeted

Paris dispatch quotes French officers predicting that a German drive on Paris or toward Calais would fail and the Kaiser would be defeated. Joffre reportedly keeps reserves, Verdun defenses are subterranean, and the front is inspected for surprises as Italian and Austrian fronts see new gains and rumors of Novogeorgevisk siege uncertainty.

New York Paris Calais Joffre Verdun Turin Monte St. Michell Goritz Podgora Novogeorgevisk London Petrograd

Early Sunday Mail Collection Time Shifts Start

Winchester post office announces that starting tomorrow mail from street boxes will be collected at 11 a.m. instead of 6 p.m. on Sundays. Postmaster Sibert says the change is an experimental trial intended to support new department orders to ship mail in locked pouches on the Cumberland Valley Railroad train at 2.20 p.m. on Sundays.

Winchester Sibert Postoffice Department Department Cumberland Valley

Greasers Killed Attempting Raid

In Brownsville Texas on August 7 an American officer was wounded and three Mexican raiders were killed after they attempted to raid a local ranch. Posses and a sharp exchange of fire stopped the assault.

Brownsville Texas Here

Preaching Schedule at St. Pauls A M E and Nearby Churches

Rev J Luther Martin will preach at St Pauls A M E Church Sunday morning on The Omnipresent God from Matthew 28 20. Sunday school follows at 2 30 p m. Meredith Armstead will fill the pulpit at night. Mount Carmel Free Baptist junior choir sings Tuesday night. Rev.

J. Luther Martin St. Paul's A. M. E Meredith Armstead Mount Carmel Free Baptist Church

Social and visitor notes from Martinsburg area society

Mrs H B Guyer hosted a Five Hundred afternoon at Northbradock street with six tables for guests including Mrs G Davis Brown of Philadelphia and Miss Mildred Carter of Wilmington Del. Local residents and visitors are noted at hotels and homes around Amherst and Fairmont avenues with several addresses and several named individuals. A lost gold carved bracelet offered as reward to return to Mrs Charles Fuller.

H. B. Guyer North Braddock Street G. Davis Brown Philadelphia Mildred Carter Wilmington Del Chas. Fuller W. Amherst Street

Saloon Convention at Atlantic City

Preliminary conference of States and National Anti Saloon workers met in Atlantic City to outline the League plans for two years. The next days saw 60 speakers across New Jersey, with 5 000 delegates registered and delegates from Hawaii attending the national Anti Saloon League convention.

Atlantic City New Jersey National Board of Directors The League Million Dollar Pier Anti Saloon League of America United States Our Republic Canada Hawaii Dependencies

Fire damages Front Royal store stock and building

A blaze originated in a vacant room above B. V. Atwood's department store in Front Royal Virginia around 10 PM Thursday. The fire caused about 1000 dollars in building damage and water damage to the 7000 dollar stock of millinery dry goods and groceries. Insurance covers 3000 dollars on the stock.

Front Royal B. V. Atwood’s

Palm Beach Cat Laundered At Winchester Steam Laundry

Palm Beach cat subjected to laundry at Winchester Steam Laundry, described as cleaned and pressed to perfection. Unclear details due to fragmented OCR text.

Winchester

Winchester Auto Sales promotes Chevrolet autos in Stephens City and Winchester

Classified notice lists Strother Teawalt Jacob Rinker Eddy Snapp Charles Fries and Clarence Owens selling Chevrolet autos in Stephens City and Winchester. All sales occurred since Monday with models including Baby Grand and Four-ninety Touring. Winchester Auto Sales notes transactions in Winchester Virginia.

Strother Teawalt Stephens City Jacob Rinker W. A. Bailey Winchester Eddy Snapp Fawcetts Gap Charles Fries Clarence Owens

Examinations For Federal Positions Announced

The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations in Winchester and other Virginia cities on September 8 to fill government posts including Assistant in forest entomology at the Agriculture Department. Salaries range from 1200 to 1400 dollars annually, with another vacancy for a Gardner at Phoedi Indian School in Arizona and similar posts as they arise at 720 dollars yearly.

United States Civil Service Commission Winchester Virginia Gardner Phoedik Indian School Arizonan

For Sale Tally Studebaker Roadster Inheritance Notice

For sale due to death of owner a Studebaker Roadster is available. Apply at CeAran a ig we Apt for details and terms.

Tally. Ee Studebaker Roadster CeAran

Battlebeld Confederate Veterans Reunion At Fisher Hill

Confederate veterans families and friends from Virginia and other states gather at the Battlebelld reunion near Fishers Hill Shenandoah county Virginia. Attendance exceeds last year with 8000 to 10000 on grounds. Southern Railway operated several excursion trains from Washington Harrisonburg and Baltimore Brunswick. President Fairfax Harrison of Southern Railway delivers principal address. other Civil War veterans speak and bands provide music.

Virginia Southland Fishers Mi Shenandoah County The Southern Railway Fishers Hill Reunion Grounds Washington Harrisonburg Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Brunswick Winchester Frederick County Fairfax Harrison Strasburg Stover Camp Daughters of the Confederacy and Sons of Veterans H. G. Huff

Peace talks offered by Carranza signal shift in war aims

General Carranza has formally notified Secretary Lansing of willingness to open peace negotiations with General Villa. His Washington lawyer Judge Douglas submitted the offer, and Secretary Lansing noted the move came after Latin American diplomats met. General Scott was ordered to the border following the proposition. An open meeting at 9 30 Sunday morning invites all men to hear the address by Joan Snyder on the Open Door Bible Class.

Washington Carranza Lansing Villa Douglas Scott Joan W. Snyder Presbyterian Sunday School Southern Methodist Church

Rector and Wife Depart for Harrisonburg Guests

Rev. John L. Jackson and his wife from Charlotte N C left Kernstown after visiting Mrs Crawford and her parents to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Sublett in Harrisonburg Virginia. The rector formerly led Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church in Harrisonburg.

John L. Jackson Charlotte, N C. G. Crawford Kernstown County Harrisonburg Frank L. Sublett Mr. Jackson Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church

McDonald Injured After Fall at Virginia Beach Camp

Mr. D McDonald the chief meat cutter at the Winchester militiamen encampment was injured by slipping and falling off a tent wagon at Virginia Beach and is slowly recovering from the mishap.

8. D. McDonald Virginia Beach Winchester McDonald

Prominent bankers arrive in town amid social events

Baltimore financier Mr. T. Hambleton of Hambleton and Company, with partners Emory L. Coblents and Charles Mathias of Frederick and James Pepin of Baltimore, arrived last evening for a royal social engagement.

T. Hambleton Hambleton and Company Baltimore Charles Mathias Frederick, Ma James Pepin Fm Téien Ona

Downtown Streets Plan Gains City Chamber Support

The Chamber of Commerce held a large meeting at Hotel Evans with around sixty members present and over one hundred on the rolls. A bid to wash downtown streets with fire hoses on Saturday nights was approved and a committee was named to present the petition to the mayor and Common Council. The group also urged decorating businesses for the Winchester fair and accepted City Hall Auditorium as the future meeting site. next session is Friday at 8 30.

Chamber of Commerce W. R. Lucas George Sonneborn Messrs John W. Rosenberger H D. Fuller L. C. Janney City Street Department J. H. Henry City Hall Theity Hall

Kinzel Hit by a Beach Breaker in Atlantic City

Theodore Y. Kinzel of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank, back from vacation with sisters Mamie and Emma Kinzel, suffered back injuries after a breaker knocked him down among bathers on the shore. He was treated by Atlantic City physicians. doctors expect a quick return to work.

Atlantic City Miss Mamie Emma Kinzel North Main Street Mr. Kinzel

Locals Triumph in Winchester Berryville Baseball Duel

A yesterday afternoon game at Reservoir Park saw Winchester Inn beat Berryville 6 to 1 in the local series. Veteran pitcher Jack Shiner started for Winchester with his son Roy at third base, and both reached home on a single play when a Winchester batter hit.

Reservoir Park Winchester Inn Berryville Winchester Winchesterians Jack Shiner Roy Shiner Father

Captain Spurrier in town on company business

Captain J. B. Spurrier formerly superintendent of the Shenandoah division of the Baltimore Cay Ohio Railroad now with the staff of the general manager spent yesterday afternoon in town and left for Harrisonburg on company business. He appeared in good health and was greeted by many friends.

J. B. Spurrier Shenandoah Baltimore Cay Ohio Railroad Harrisonburg Spurrier

Building bricks offered at low price in Northern Virginia

Northern Virginia Power Co advertises 150 000 bricks at a low price with the note any quantity available. Limited details available from OCR fragment.

Northern Virginia Power Co

Dr. Carpenter Returns to Winchester Home

Dr. George H. Carpenter a prominent retired physician formerly of Cumberland Maryland now residing in Winchester has returned from a four month mountain trip through West Virginia and a visit to his old Shenandoah Valley home renewing many friendships He makes his home at Hotel Evans.

George H. Carpenter Cumberland Winchester West Virginia Shenandoah Valley Carpenter Hotel Evans

Smith thanks Gainesboro voters for Board of Supervisors win

William E. Smith expresses gratitude to friends in Gainesboro district for their support in his candidacy for the Board of Supervisors. He pledges to fulfill the honor and responsibility, dedicating best efforts to satisfactory administration of duties as a board member.

Gainesboro Board of Supervisors

Yard Party at Greenspring Grounds Sale

Public invitation to a yard party on August 12 at Greenspring hosted by the Church by Ladies Aid Society. Ground lime stone seeds and farm goods offered in carload or ten lots, with address and contact details for further information.

Greenspring Ladies’ Aid Society Gee H. H. Baker Courthouse Plaza

Music Department opens at Geo F Norton’s stationers

George F Norton’s stationery store at 124 West Main Street announces a new Music Department with a complete line of Columbia Grafonolas and records. August releases arrive. Grafonolas start at 17.50. Records priced one dollar. easy terms. catalogue on request. parcel post available. Also notes Margaret Woodrow Wilson recording.

Geo. F. Norton Main St Columbia Margaret Woodrow Wilson Pres Woodrow Wilson

Becker's Wife Loyal to Him Until the Last

A Baltimore Sun report reflects on Mrs. Becker's unwavering loyalty to her husband Charlie Becker. It notes his dying statement praising his wife, and lauds her steadfast devotion through trials, poverty, and scandal, ending with a salute to a wife who kept faith. The item references an auto bus leaving Hotel Ryan’s corner for Valentine Chapel yard work Friday and Saturday, fare 10 cents.

Byron Ford Mrs Charlie Ryans Valent Chapel ‘Yard - Warty Monher

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