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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1917

Page

6

Conservation In Cold Storage Urges Food Preservation

The American Society of Refrigerating Engineers passes a resolution urging conserving the greatest quantity of food for winter use and asks cold storage warehousemen to accept small quantities from farmers and gardeners. Charles F. Nesbit named to lead action on food conservation.

Washington American Society of Refrigerating Engineers Board of Trade Charles F. Nesbit Committee On Food Conservation

Local Convict Believed to Flee to Morgan County W Va

The report notes a local convict who has disappeared presumed to have returned to his former home in Morgan County West Virginia. He previously faced multiple court appearances and jail terms and is described as a nuisance burdening the community during winter.

Morgan County Wva

Winchester Plans Tarvia Roadway Upgrades This Fall

The city will lay about 70 000 gallons of Tarvia on streets including Kent Market Main Braddock Washington Stewart Peyton Amherst Gerard Cork Fairmont National Valley and Millwood road to the railroad crossing. Additional treatments may follow next year to maintain quality as the city aims to make every roadway among the best in the country. Costs were saved by pre purchasing tar and crushing stone locally at the city quarry.

America Kent Market Main Braddock Washington Stewart Peyton Amherst Gerard Cork Fairmont National and Valley Avenues Millwood Road Winchester

Germans Pound British Positions Near Nieuport

Rainy weather slows west Flanders operations as German forces shell British positions around Nieuport on the North Sea coast during the night. The clash marks a heavy bombardment in the dune country near Nieuport.

the. Star London West Flanders Nieuport Niewport North Sea

Captain Moore and Miss Eyster Wed in New York

Captain Charles Moore of the Twentieth Third Infantry and Miss Eleanor Eyster of Charles Town W V were married quietly in New York on Monday evening. The groom is a Virginia Military Institute graduate and hails from Berryville Virginia. He is stationed at Syracuse New York.

New York Eleanor Eyster Charles Town W. Va Charles Moore United States Army A. Moore Moore Virginia Military Institute Real Y Tiang Virginia Twenty-third Infantry Syracuse N. Y

General Julian H. Whiting Dies in Mobile at 76

Messages from Mobile announce the sudden death of Gen Julian H. Whiting aged 76 a noted Alabama banker. He served in the Confederate artillery and fired the first shot at Farragut’s fleet near Fort Morgan Alabama. He led the Alabama Bankers Association and was connected to prominent Virginia families including Judge Frank B Whiting of Berryville.

Mobile Ala Julian H. Whiting Alabama Virginia Frank B. Whiting Berry General Whiting Hampton Farragut Fort Morgan Alabama Bankers’ Association Miss. Lawton General Lawton United States Army James Barron Hope Norfolk Mattie H. Chrisman Jacob Heffelfinger Hamp

Bishop Browns Son To Wed Miss Meek

Miss Mary Cablese Meek daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel William Meek of New York City becomes engaged to Lieut John Dorsey Brown United States Reserves son of Rt Rev William Cabell Brown bishop coadjutor of Virginia and Mrs Brown formerly of Richmond, connected with Richmond Trust before military service.

Winchester Mary Cablese Meek Samuel William Meek Richmond New York City John Dorsey Brown United States Reserves Brown William Cabell Brown Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Virginia Richmond Trust and Savings Company

Middletown High School Opens September 17

Middletown Virginia August 30 The high school department of the Middletown Agricultural High School will open September 17 instead of September 3. The date change came on the advice of the County Board of Health. Announcement made by Prof R R Tolbert principal.

Middletown Theigh School Midletown, Agricultural High School County Board of Health R. R. Tolbert

Winchester Circuit Preaching at Several Places on Sunday

The Winchester Circuit lists sermons on Sunday September 2 at Carpers Valley 11 a m Macedonia 3 30 p m and Relief 8 p m with a quarterly conference for official members at the parsonage Tuesday September 4 at 2 30 p m Pastor E W Brubaker stresses the importance of every appointment being represented.

Carpers Valley Macedonia Relief

Wickliffe News Notes Highlight Local Social Visits

Miss Clara Johnston returns home from Bluemont Virginia after a week with Miss Brownie Bell. Residents travel for visits to Philadelphia Atlantic City Bedford City Castleman’s Ferry and Cumberland Wisconsin Iowa and Maryland.

Adams Forks and Knives Dinner Etiquette Through History

A compact note traces dining manners of early presidents. John Quincy Adams adopted fork etiquette in France and reportedly explained it at the White House. Andrew Jackson copied knife etiquette used by Washington Jefferson Madison Monroe, with reference from the Magazine of American History.

John Quincy Adams France

Toll on Valley Turnpike Set for August Travel

Valley Turnpike Co announces yearly tolls for pleasure wagon travel during August. Director Shirley canter notes the period runs from Sept. 1, 1927 to Sept. 19, 1918.

Valley Turnpike Shirley Canter Valley ‘Turnpike Co

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