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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1918

Page

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British troops press on in Somme front gains

Aug 29 dispatch reports British forces capturing Haxgtcourt Boulliers and pushing beyond the Hindenburg Line. French claim Noyon entry may be imminent as American forces fight near Chavigny and Nesle with Mangin’s troops. British prisoners total 26,000 and advances continue north of the Somme.

Spicardyrront Haxgtcourt Boulliers Reroane Hindenburgine Dzian‘court Nesle Canal du ‘Nord Nese I Neyon Oise Aisne Mangin Vallae Veste i Paris Somme Aisne-Vesle Chavigny Tandon Bobry Gavrelle Oppy

Deserter Arrested After Returning to Norristown Area

A man identified as Sheetz, a native of Cedar Hollo w Pa, was arrested in Winchester after deserting from Camp Gordon Georgia on August 8 1917. Police learned of his enlistment and deserter status and detained him at police headquarters along with another man. He admitted desertion and was confined after police recovered a torn photograph of him in a soldier's uniform.

Sheetz Norrison Campcock Georgia Germany Sheets Pannett Doran Cedar Hol Norristown Sted Winchester Eens Bowers Fooung Aneer Officer Bowers

Big Widenester Fair Promises Notable Racing and Livestock

The coming Big Widenester Fair on September 10 to 13 will crown a crowning event this year with noted horses entered in racing classes, fine livestock exhibits, and genteel attractions. Daily features aim to attract crowds. secure your tickets now from secretary D W Lup at Rouss avenue for a copy of the program.

D. W Lupé Rouss

Shenandoah Valley Academy Advertisement Opens Thursday

Shenandoah Valley Academy a boys school invites enrollment with notices of openings for West Point academy hopefuls. Principal Dr. J B Swimley announces awards and savings on steel ranges cooking stoves and related items.

W. M West Point J. B

Knitting Helpers Laud Red Cross Work in Winchester and County

Mrs Walker McBond thanks the Winchester and Frederick county knitting auxiliaries for their steady service. She notes the quality and quantity of warm articles sent to soldiers, the loyal staff at West Water Street headquarters, and Dr Myers rooms provided for the effort. The letter urges continued systematic support for future service.

Winchester Frederick County The Red Cross West Water “Street Ty Dr. Myers Dr. Dutton Seaé Walker M’c. Bond

Disease labeled tomato related outbreak prompts baker reply

Local reader Shirley Carter defends Winchester bakers against claims of moldy rye causing a skin disease. She attributes the rash to acids in tomatoes and notes limited demand for straight rye bread. Public notices promote a M W of A picnic and tournament at Rutherford's Grove on August 31 with events and refreshments.

the Star Winchester Shirley Carter

Agreement Reached on Manpower Bill In Washington

Washington Aug 29 complete agreement on the manpower bill was reached this afternoon when conferees yielded to pleas by Provost Marshal General Crowder and dropped the Pen rose amendment. The bill now requires only the signatures of the president pro tem of the Senate and Speaker Clark before it is sent to President Wilson for his signature.

Washington Crowder Clark House Wilson

Winchester Cold Storage promotes apple storage advantages

The Winchester Cold Storage Company advertises lower storage rates insured from fire at no extra cost, superior refrigeration to extend apple life, and quick unloading facilities. Contact Chas R. McCann, General Manager, for information. Also a notice seeks to buy several thousand barrels of apples from orchards in Winchester Virginia, minimum 1000 barrels, quality required, respond to P O Box 76.

Winchester Chas R. McCann Winchester Cold Storage Company P. O

For Rent Advertisements on Main Street Winchester VA

FOR RENT Good business location on Main street. Apply to H W Obert 160 N Main St Winchester Va Ip tf FOR RENT 8 room house centrally located Possession given October 1 Apply at Star office Ip tf If you have Gamsons oT apples for sale see H H Baker 46 East Picca sale bauaiy tego ee Aig

Main Street H.W. Obert N. Main St Winchester Star Office H. H. Baker East Picca‘sale Bauaiy Tego

Verse From Frontline Soldier Sergeant Reardon

The letter describes Sergeant Reardon among early selective service troops trained at Camp Lee and now in France on the front lines. He sends a verse from Over There praising allied nations, predicting a homecoming with songs and mirth as ships land and troops shout in victory.

Sergeant Reardon Selective Service Camp Lee France Patrick H. Reardon

Navy and Marine Enlistments Abolished During War

Secretary announces suspension of voluntary enlistments in the navy and marine corps for the war duration. Men may still volunteer on request after registering under the manpower act. Plans to allow voluntary induction on personal request are being arranged with Daniels Baker and the President for later announcement.

Washington Navy Marine Corps Naval Service Daniels Baker

Infant Paul Grim Dies at Two Months in City

Paul Hleworth Grim, two months old and child of Mr and Mrs Car D Grim, died yesterday at 3 PM at 6 10 South Main Street. The Rev Dr J H Lacy of the Presbyterian Church officiated at the 4 PM funeral. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs WW Gochenour.

Paul Hleworth Grim Car D. Grim South Main Street J. H. Lacy Pressbyterian Church Mra O. Gochenour

Removal Notice and Local Property Listings

Removal notice offers entire stock of cars and trucks at reduced prices until September with limited selection. Also describes a desiable home for sale on Main Street Winchester Virginia, seven rooms, corner lot and stable, terms cheap for quick buyer. Additional rental notice for Mrs Byrd residence on Amherst Street with occupancy in October. Also window display advertisement for special talcum sale at Asco Drug Store.

Beng Cotd Clarence Miller Asco Drag Store

Death of D. C. Sirbaugh in Winchester Memorial Hospital

D. C. Sirbaugh aged about twenty seven, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Sirbaugh of East Piccadilly street, died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital after lingering illness from complications of diseases. He had fever in March while with Washington Steel and Company and recently underwent operations in Martinsburg and Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents and two sisters Mrs. Charles Taylor and Mrs. Emmanuel Pingley. Funeral at 10 Friday morning at parental home, burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

D. C. Sirbaugh David Sirbaugh East Piccadilly Street Winchester Memorial, Hospital Sirbaugh Washington Steel and Company Martinsburg W. Va Memorial Hospital Sterling Mount Hebron

Winchester district conference to convene September 3 5

The annual Winchester district conference of the Episcopal Church South will meet at Summit Point from September 3 to 5. Bishop E. R. Hendrix cannot attend. Rev. D. L. Blakemore will preside with Rev. W. M. Compton as host. Readings include sermons addresses and devotions by Baltimore conference clergy. Winchester attendees include Rev. F. M Richardson, Rev. N. T. Conway, R. Frank Barrecorder, T. J. Orndorff, W. B. Snider, John W. Rosenberger, J. M. Orndoff and alternates A. H. Jackson, J. S. Jomitte, FR C. Baker.

Winchester Dist Episcopal Church, South Summit Point W. Vanoning BE. R. Hendrix D. L. Blakemore W. M. Compton Mmost Jays Imen Baltimore F. Mchardson N. T. Conway R. Frank Messrs A. H. Jackson Jomitte FR. C. Baker

Woodmen's Picnic At Boyce Camp Opens September

Woodmen’s picnic in Saratoga woods near Boyce on Monday September 2 offers usual attractions plus a government airplane performance. Proceeds go to Clarke County War Chest Fund. Sold by Winchester Seed Co. Inc with notes on a special candy sale and weekend hours.

Pionec BOYCE Saratoga Woods WAR Chest Fund Clarke County

Father Faces Arrest as Son Entangles in Forbidden Marriage

A Berkeley County man is said to have plotted to prevent his 5th son’s marriage to an “undesirable” woman near Bunker Hill. The son, arrested with an army deserter, was jailed after a court held warrants in abeyance briefly while officials pursued the marriage license.

Bunker Mill Berkeley County W. Va Winchester Omver Bowers St Ane Lane Clark Corporation Court

Neutral ships liable to seizure under entente note

Paris reports that the entente will not recognize German safe conduct of navigation. Neutral ships using it are liable to seizure under the official announcement.

Paris Entente

Evangelist Bridges Cancels Engagements for Army Service

The Rev. Luther Bridges, who held a successful Winchester revival, has cancelled preaching engagements as he has joined the army for service. The item mentions a Woodmen’s picnic and tournament at Rutherford’s Grove on Saturday, August 21, with noted attending belles and knights in period-appropriate pages.

Luther Bridgera Winchester I Army Army Rutherford's Grove

Young Railroader Killed at Shenandoah Junction

Howard Zimmerman 18, formerly in the United States Army, was struck by a train and killed instantly at Shenandoah Junction yesterday. He lived in Hagerstown and was employed by the Cumberland Valley Railroad.

Howard Zimmerman Shenandoah Junction United States Army Cumberland Valley Railroad Hagerstown

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