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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1919

Page

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John P Sartelle Stricken Suddenl in Winchester

John P Sartelle a well known Winchester confectioner and ice cream pioneer died at 8 30 pm at his home 406 South Main street after a sudden illness. He had suffered long health issues from an accident eight years earlier and had been active in church and community groups. He leaves a widow Miss Lou Anderson two daughters Bessie and Mate Sartelle a son Dr Ray Sartelle and several siblings. He belonged to Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Knights of Pythias and the Charley Rouges Fire Company.

Sartelle Winchester South Main Street Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Mr. Sartelle North Mair Street Baltimore Otis B. Sartelle Lou Anderson John Anderson Bessie Mate Sartelle Ray Sartelle Messrs Edward B Harry M. Sartelle This City del Dragon Redkey Ind Ella Sartelle Indiana Robert H. House South Main Street Bright House William €. House Strider Jefferson County West Virginia Mr. House Yurine

F R Crane Jeweler Ad Promises Fair Prices and Satisfaction

Local jeweler F R Crane at 6 S Main Street guarantees customer satisfaction on all purchases. The store pledges no profiteering and aims to treat customers right with high grade jewelry at fair prices.

Help Wanted Machine Tenders and Tillwrights in Halltown

Help wanted for machine tenders back tenders and tillwrights. Call or phone A. L. Montgomery, Supt. Paper and Board Co., Halltown, West Virginia. 4-1p-6t

A. L. Montgomery Supt. Paper and Board Co Halltown W. Va

Turkeys Guineas Chickens and Eggs Wanted

Classified notice seeks buyers for turkeys guineas chickens and eggs. Includes contact details H. D. Albin and W. Picca with location St.

H. D. Albin W. Picca

Longtime resident Oliver Woore dies after stroke

Oliver Woore died at his South Ert street home at age 81 after a stroke ten days prior. Born July 5, 1839 near London, he married Hannah Prince in 1862 and emigrated to America in 1869. A devoted Baptist, he lived much of his life on farms and remained active in church despite deafness. Surviving are his wife and seven children, sixteen grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Funeral at First Baptist Church, burial in Mt. Hermon Cemetery.

Oliver Woore Southert Street Trefth Mr. Moore London England Hannah Prince Landenny Ragland Eng America Alton Illinois Virginia H. Woore Spurgeon Chas. Spureeon Baptist Church First Baptist Church Woore John L 'Yauptman Rest Joseph Cooper Chambersville W. K. Alther Buffalo, N. Y Arthur J. Woore Martinsburg W. Va Edgar A. Voore

100 Acres of Fine Saw Timber For Sale

For sale 100 acres of fine saw timber with 250000 eet. Water convenient for mill. Cheap quick buyer. Hansbrough & Carter Insurance Loans Real Estate advertise this property location and contact details for prompt inquiry.

Hansbrough & Carter ‘Surance

Amateurs form dramatic club in Winchester seeks talent

Winchester seeks actors and stage talent for a new dramatic club. Amateurs with elocution makeup and stage business experience invited to join. address care Star for responses.

Winchester

Dawson to Lecture on Tuesday Night at Empire Theatre

Coningsby Dawson, English author and wartime figure, will lecture at the Empire Theatre tomorrow night on his study of reconstruction in Germany England and France. The talk blends personal analysis with conditions in war torn Europe and starts at 8:30 PM. Dawson, famed for Carnegie Hall appearances, arrives tonight for the event.

Coningsby Dawson Empire Theatre Germany England France Europe Carneckie Hall New York New York Times Literary Supplement

Xmas Entertainment and Community Notices at Local Venues

At Burnt Factory Church residents attend a Christmas program at 7 39 p m on Saturday December 27. A lost Maltese kitten is offered a reward and must be returned to 386 National Ave. Knights of Pythias meets tonight at 7 15 p m, urging full attendance. An item notes J D Marker's sale of good fresh cows in Web on December 10 evening. Apples wanted for Winchester area workers and laborers at Winches sampler Cold Storage Company.

Winchester merchant Robert H House dies at 74

Robert H House a long time Winchester grocer dies at 1 15 pm at his South Main street home after three weeks illness from Brights disease. He served in Gilmer’s cavalry in the Civil War and was a respected church member and neighbor. Survived by brother Thomas H House and three nephews and several nieces. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from his home with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Mr. House Presbyterian Church James R. Graham Old Kent Street Gilmer Jefferson County Thomas House John S. Mosby House

Join Today Christmas Club at The Commercial and Savings Bank

The Christmas Club offers seven classes with weekly payments of 1, 2.50, or 50 cents and 250 per week. Join any number, with no fees or fines. Also advertised are car repair materials and a full line of spoil wrenches.

the Commercial and Savings Bank

Supreme Court Delays Prohibition War Policy Decision

The Associated Press reports December 8 that the Supreme Court made no ruling on wartime prohibition and the Volstead enforcement act today and gave no signal on when a decision will be issued.

Associated Press Washington Supreme Court

End of Strike Near as President Proposes Settlement Plan

The White House issued a statement expressing hope for a Tuesday afternoon settlement to the miners dispute. It indicates the plan may involve miners accepting a 14 percent wage rise and leaving final wage and working-condition adjustments to a presidentially appointed commission.

White House Lewis Palmer Tumulty Garfield

Death of R Bruce Russell Prompts Winchester Tributes

R Bruce Russell a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee of about 60, died in Martinsburg West Virginia after a severe pneumonia illness while visiting his wife Sallie Russell in Brunswick. He had served 35 years on the railroad, survived by his widow, a son Richard Russell of Charlestown, and a daughter Mrs Harry Shumaker of Lexington, with funeral to be held in Martinsburg and burial at Manners Ferry. a former Wadesville wreck injury also noted.

Winchester R. Bruce Russell Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Martinsburg W. Va Russell Sallie Russell Brunswick West Martin Street Harpers Ferry Manners Ferry Strasburg Junction Sal Ne Russell Richard Russell Charlestown Harry Shumaker Lexington Edward Russell Wadesville Clarke County

Christmas Savings Club At The Commercial and Savings Bank

Bank opens a Christmas Savings Club with seven classes offering members money for next year’s Xmas needs. Join now to start contributing and securing funds for holiday expenses.

the Commercial and Savings Bank

Sugar Leads Market Gains Amid Mixed Trading

Sugar futures extend weekly advances as stocks hold gains during a volatile morning session in New York. Shipping and various industrials show modest improvement while locomotive makers and rail firms exhibit mixed, often weaker, moves. Foreign exchange remains soft as money supplies ease.

Baldwin New York Air Brake

Funeral for Annie Washington to be held at Mount Carmel Church

The funeral for Annie Washington, a Colored daughter of French Poles from this city, who died in Philadelphia on December 3, will be at 2:29 PM Tuesday from Mount Carmel Baptist Church on South Braddock Street. Interment follows at Orrick Cemetery.

Annie Washington Philadelphia Mount Carmel Baptist Church South Braddock Street Orrick Cemetery

Veteran Miller Newton Swartz Dies After Illness

Mr. Newton Swartz aged seventy nine and a longtime miller died at his home 517 North Market Street after a two month illness aggravated by a prior hip fracture. He owned a mill south of Winchester and earlier ran a mill on the Opequon. Survived by his widow Rebecca Barr and children Robert Frank Swartz I K Steele Mrs Walter McCauley. also a brother I M Swartz and sister Mrs Festus Hahn. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 from his house with Rev F M Richardson officiating. burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Newton Swartz North Market Street Swarty James Swartz Swartz Winchester Winchester Woolen Mills Opequon Daniel T. Wood Berryville Pike Messrs Robert and Frank Swartz I. K. Steele Washington, D.C Walter McCauley I. M. Swartz Town Festus Hahn F. M. Richardson Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Mount Hebron Cemetery

Navy court martial ends in dismissal for Capt Edmund Chamberlain

Capt Edmund Chamberlain, a Marine aviator from San Antonio, was dismissed by naval court martial after claiming to have defeated twelve German planes on July 28 1918 on the western front. Secretary Daniels approved the sentence after reviewing the sensational account and related actions.

Washington Dec Edmund George Chamberlain Marine Corps Daniels Chamberlain San Antonio

Consul Agent Released on Bail in City Case

An American consul general in a local city was released on bail after facing unspecified charges. The Associated Press report notes the agent’s duties and ongoing legal proceedings, with no further details provided about the case or the accused.

War reorganization plan sets army at 250000 troops

Washington December 2 The House military sub committee proposed a peace time army reorganization bill fixing combat troops at two hundred fifty thousand with 318 000 regulars and 1 000 officers discussed today as part of the bill.

Wastiington Dec Howse

RLD Nut Coat Promo Sparks Track Car Sale

Short classified note announces a RLD Nut Coat product and states a car will be on track for a few days with a call to order at once attributed to G. O. Snapp.

Notice to Star Subscribers About Payment to Carriers

The Star informs readers not to pay money to local carriers.

The Star

President Against Declaring War on Mexico

President Wilson sent a letter to Senator Fall about severing diplomatic relations with Carranza's government. The letter argued such a move would reverse constitutional practice and sap foreign affairs guidance. Senate foreign relations chair Lodge postponed any further action, leaving the matter to the President.

Washington Wilson Senator Fall New Mexico Senate Mexico Congress Carranza Lodge Fall Clergee Connecticut Lod

Christmas Savings Club opens at The Commercial and Savings Bank

The Commercial and Savings Bank announces a Christmas Savings Club inviting the public to join now. The club offers attractive deposit classes from 1¢ to $2.50 per week, aiming to help many families enjoy the holiday season with extra funds.

Allies modify protocol terms on German fleet indemnity

The Allied Powers modify the indemnity clause for the Scapa Flow fleet and refer the matter to a tribunal. Other objectionable protocol features are said to be removed, aiming for swift signing. In London, Bonar Law voiced confidence the talks with Germany would reach a satisfactory issue.

Associated Press Paris Dec Germany Scapa Flow Hazne London Andrew Bonaflaw House of Commons

Further Exploits Not Contemplated

Gabriel Idas assured the Associated Press correspondent he was not preparing any expedition to Spalato or Larabach. He gave his word of honor that the statement was true. Need job printing Let The Stag Job Office supply you promptly.

Watts Gabriel Idas II Associated Press Spalato Larabach

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