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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1915

Page

6

720 000 Horses For The Allies

At the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad offices statistics show 6 166 cars of horses and 720 cars of mules. About 220 000 horses and 15 000 mules were shipped via Covington Hinton and other line points to Newport News for shipment to the Allies. Total cost to place these animals on the European battlefield estimated at 51 million dollars. All horses are inspected at Hinton.

Chesapeake and Ohio ‘Railroad Covington Hinton Newport News

Bank Closing Notice for Shenandoah Valley bank

Labor Day Sept 6 1915 Shenandoah Valley Nate Bank Winchester Va will be closed on the holiday All paper maturities due Sept 6 can be paid Sept 7 1915 W RICE Cashier

Shenandoah Val Nate Bank Winchester Ino W. Rice Farmers & Mer Nat'l Bank H. D. Fuller

Bank Holiday Notice at Winchester Virginia Bank

Tinton Bank of Winchester announces a holiday with all paper maturing on Tuesday September 7 1915 to be handled by LEF R GRIM cashier Farmers and Merchants National Bank H D Fuller cashier. Try an ad in the Want Column.

Unclaimed Letters in Winchester Post Office

List of unclaimed letters for the week ending August 28 at Winchester Virginia post office. Recipients must pay one cent per letter. Names include James E. Buter W R Berry B C Campbell Miss Nellie Elliott J C Jackson Mrs O C Lamp W H Shards J W Sadler. Sibert Postmaster.

Winchester Buter James E. Berry W. R. Brooks B. C. Campbell Charles Elliott Nellie Jackson J. Cc. Lamp O. C. Shards W. H. Sadler J. W. Sibert

Motorists Entertained By Graves Family

Mr George Graves and his sisters the Misses Graves of Relief entertained relatives and friends at their home. The party included Mr and Mrs J C Byrd and daughter Catherine Byrd of Harrisonburg Virginia and Mr and Mrs Joseph Mauzy and son Jacob Mauzy of Lacy Springs Virginia. The trip was made in a large motor car.

George Graves Graves Relief County J. C. Byrd Catherine Byrd Harrisonburg Joseph Mauzy Jacob Mauzy Lacy Springs

Winchester Steam Laundry Ad for Curtain and Blanket Cleaning

Laundry Cleaning and Pressing ad offers lace curtains and blankets cleaning at Winchester Steam Laundry. Both phones provided for contact. Cleaners operate until six p.m. end of day.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Notice to Yearly Toll Holders on Valley Turnpike

Yearly toll for pleasure wagon travel on the Valley Turnpike may be issued in August for toll coverage Sept 1, 1915 to Aug 31, 1916. Apply now to the undersigned. No tolls issued after August 31. Shirley Carter Director.

Valley Turnpike Shirley Carter

Empire Tonight Under the title For the Common wealth

Ninth show of a program featuring Roland and Henry King in a drama about sin and its toll. The plot centers on a young woman drawn into gambling and politics and the consequences she faces. Four other reels, seven in total, complete the program with two shows at 7 10 and 10 10.

Roland Henry King

Noonans Return After Honeymoon in Atlantic City

Mr John T Noonan of the Winchester police force and his bride have returned home on West Water Street after a honeymoon mainly at Atlantic City and New Jersey resorts and in Philadelphia. Arthur G Athey, son of Mrs C J Athey, connected with Bluemont Slate Company in Slatington Pa, has come back to this city due to temporary closing of the company's large quarries, which will reopen soon.

John T.noonan Winchester Mr. Noonan West Water Street Atlantic City Jersey Philadel C. J. Athey Cit Bluemont Slate Company Slatington

Nine Fortresses Captured From Russia in Three Weeks

In the eastern theater, Austro German forces report capturing nine Russian fortresses in three weeks. Warsaw Ivangorod Serock Lomza Ostrolenka Koyno Novogeorgievsk Ure ie Brest Litovsk Olita listed with August dates.

The Test of Manhood in Fate's Harsh Strikes

A Detroit Press poem extols courage under adversity. It argues true worth shows in how one endures bumps and blows, keeps standing, and faces failure with grit rather than in fleeting victories.

Detroit Press Press

U S Exports Now Lead The World For The First Time

The United States topped global exports for the year ending June 30, posting 2 768 600 000 dollars against Britain’s 2 170 100 000. Domestic goods rose to 2 716 200 000 with 52 400 000 in foreign product.

U. S United States United Kingdom

Educators Meet in Harrisonburg for Girls School Conference

The Virginia Association of Colleges and Schools for Girls holds its ninth annual session at the State Normal School from September 1 to 3. Delegates will discuss training for Virginia girls with a social focus on a big house party and a business focus on improving education. Fort Loudoun Seminary of Winchester participates. Miss Glass and faculty plan to attend. Mr. and Mrs. John March return to McKeesport after visiting relatives.

Association of Colleges and Schools For Girls State Normal School Virginia Fort Loudoun Seminary of Winchester Fort Loudoun Seminary

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