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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1919
Page
4
A fragmentary verse captures Wilhelm busy with elm sawing, his crew in labor, and questions about who rules his realm. The speaker admires Wilhelms use of force and notes his impaired arm, while comparing his own toil and longing for clarity on kingship and power.
Stilwell's daughters of Ohio are mentioned in notes from Sunday evening. Mrs. Harry Moulden and Mrs. George Fa of Inwood are noted relatives. Horner's sister Mrs. Harry Fred Christoph of Washington spent the past two weeks with relatives near the village, returning Friday. Mabel Foreman of Clear spent several days last week with Miss Thelma Feagan Randolph Colston of Summit spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feagan Jr. Mr. Snapp and family and Mr. Clarice Snapp of Martinsburg visited Mrs Snapp's son near Waglesville. Ethel and meet Moulden remained at home on Wednesday after Sunday with his mother Mrs Rubeck.
Mrs. Reiser, native of Winchester and widow of John Wilwig, has returned with Mr. Reiser to their New York home after several weeks away. She is described as a singer of note and now visiting a large local church for a period.
The Winchester Club held its xth monthly shoot at the Rifle Ty Reservoir Car. Fifty-seven of seventy-five were recorded with Geo. 60, Frank mut of 70, R. T. Barton, Arthur Seabright, 44, and Grimm and Son, Fred, among participants, totaling a mix of scores and participants.
A compact retrospective notes Harper's Weekly Civil War images and poems from 1861 1864 including Fort Collyer near Winchester Shenandoah Valley and Massanutten scenes plus tribute to Stonewall Jackson and General Lee with brief commentaries on Lincoln Booth and Civil War leaders. It also recalls Oliver and Beers authorship disputes and Shawnee legends.
A Missouri man named Wilson from Barnesville married eight women between 1900 and 1916 across several states. He faces testifying spouses as he defends his marriages while maintaining pious pretense and planning to evangelize in prison.
A fragment notes an Arizona item claiming Miss Austin of the South Side is a lineal descendant of Jane Austen who died in 1817 at age 42. It cites Sir Walter Scott praising Austen and asks how the descent could be proven, suggesting a longer family tree in the narrator’s own lineage.
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