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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1918

Page

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Afternoon Session Notice for December 12

Secretary announces a meeting or session scheduled for December 12 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.

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Hicks Motor Co Takes Over Willys Overland Agency

Hicks Motor Co will handle the Willys Overland line with several new economy cars ready for immediate delivery. Showroom display is available at Water and Main streets. The firm also operates the Rouss Garage offering tires tubes accessories storage and repair work day and night.

Oldsmobile Hicks’s Motor Co Rouss

Important notice to employers of labor in 1919

The Virginia Workmen's Compensation Law becomes effective January 1, 1919, making employers liable for accidents to employees with no defense. H R Bryarly & Bro advertise availability of Workmen's Compensation Insurance and announce a special representative from Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation to explain policies to employers.

Virginia Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation H. R. Bryarly & Bro Ocean Accident and Guarantee _Coonation

Farm Wanted by Buyer in Winchester Virginia

R Lee Wilson of Winchester Virginia places a farm wanted advertisement seeking properties for sale. He notes many inquiries and a ready purchaser, inviting quick contact for matching price and location.

R. Lee Wilson Winchester

Elks Move Meeting Night From Wednesday to Friday

The Elks change meeting night from Wednesday to Friday starting this week to avoid conflict with Wednesday prayer meeting.

Elks

Lieutenant Ford Killed in France During World War I

Second Lieutenant Benjamin Pierson Ford of Company L, 352nd Infantry, attached to the 88th Division, was killed by an enemy head grenade in France on October 28. He had written October 26 of fighting but surviving, and his death came two days after that letter. He was 23, son of Edwin and Mrs. Ford of East Orange New Jersey, and had worked with his grandfather George Shepard at the Winchester Inn. He served from private to lieutenant, studied at officers training school, and was a noted church singer. His family resides largely in East Orange, and he was related to several local residents including Clarence Shepard and Mrs. Harry D. Albin.

Benjamin Pierson Ford France George Shevard Ind War Department Ccases Ford Mirs Edwin Pierson Ford East Orange N. J Winchester George Shepard Winchester Inn Fiere Poral Christ Protestant Episcopal Church New Jersey

First Night Enforcement of Hospital Zone Law

Seven well known young men pleaded guilty in police court to violations of the Winchester Memorial Hospital zone law. Each was fined $2.50 as police pledge increased protection around the hospital due to nighttime disturbances near the nurses and patients.

Common Council Winchester Memorial Hospital Miss Aithey Dove Mason Orvmne Fac Polhce

Christmas Tree Sale By Troop 1 Boy Scouts

Troop 1 Boy Scouts offers a fine lot of Christmas trees for sale with quality guaranteed and satisfaction assured. Orders can be placed with any troop member.

Troop 1 BOY Scouts

Mrs Hamlin's Refteat Planned in Santa Barbara

The Misses Hamlin plan a tea event in Santa Barbara California hosted by Mrs Holmes Conrad at North Market Street for a social gathering and charity.

Misses Hamlin Santa Barbara Cal Re Holmes Conrad North Market Street

Former Babel to Preach Here

The Rev. Jacob H. Rosenberg, superintendent of the Hebrew Christian Association in Nashville Tennessee, will speak at the Presbyterian Church prayer meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 on The Present Hour and the Return of the Jews to Palestine. A former Hebrew rabbi, he converted to Christianity and has worked as a missionary to his people under the Presbyterian Church. The public and Jewish friends are invited.

Jacob H. Rosenberg Hebrew Christian Association Nashville Tenn Presbyterian Church Palestine Rosenberg

Mal and Mr Legg Give Reception in Wadesville

A pleasant party at Locusts Grove the Legg home in Wadesville Va featured parlor games and music last Friday evening. Guests included Ruth and Mary Sawyer Bertha Keckley Johnetta Wright Frances Stipe Teresa Murphy Ela Russell Ida Ola Legg Meyers Charles Murphy and others ending with refreshments.

Wadesvillile Locuts Grove John Legg Ruth Mary Sawyer Bertha Keckley Johnetta Wright Frances Stipe Teresa Murphy Ela Russell Ida Ola Legg Meyers Charles Murphy James Lysle Ray Russell Garland Snyder Harry Murphy Clarke Guy

Delirious woman leaps from third story in Winchester

Mrs. Gillie Zukerman, 30, ill with influenza and acute mania, jumped from her West Cork street residence to a one story building behind. She then fled through a neighbor's home before leaping again. A lunacy commission declared her mentally ill and she is to be committed to Staunton hospital pending recovery.

Cork Street C. J. J. von Witt J. Henley Henry Zukerman Élirious James Anderso Lowiy Zukerman Winchester America Constava Russia Pawers Staunton

Charges Against United Fruit Company in Costa Rica Case

U S Senate foreign relations committee opened a probe into United Fruit Company's role in Costa Rica's political upheaval. The Moses resolution on recognizing the Tinoco government was reviewed as Acting Secretary of State Hull presented all related documents. The hearing followed a wire report from Washington dated December 10.

Washington United Fruit Company Gonzales Costa Rica Foreign Relations Committee Senate Moses Po K

Red Cross Meeting to Report on War Efforts Tonight

Lieut. B. G. McDonald with Canadian front service will speak at Winchester Red Cross rally. The Winchester chapter annual meeting at Empire Theater 8 p.m. will showcase reports, a Verge choir, and screen lyrics to aid singing. A Red Cross official from Washington will attend and may present a year’s work summary. The event promotes ongoing local chapter support from one dollar annually.

Lieut B. G. McDonald Western Front Red Cross Winchester The American Red Cross Empire’ ‘Theater Ttig Washington Crosant

Power outages disrupt Northern Virginia firm supply

Northern Virginia Power Company suffered strong outages today with three complete failures between 1:00 am and 2:30 pm. Workers labored to boost current output, but production remained weaker than normal, hindering industries relying on electricity and delaying late news content for The Star.

Northern Virginia Power Company Aagin Altgether Star Today

Christmas Jewelry Ad and Local Notices

Christmas jewelry at F. R. Crane’s advertised with low prices and high grade goods. Miss Frances Wright of Winchester is returning to resume studies at S.C. L. after influenza recovery, traveling via Harrisonburg. C. L. Jamison returns to Baltimore from a Metropolitan Life agents conference. Ms. O Snapp departs to Frederick to visit relatives.

F. R. Crane’s Frances Wright Winchester Harrisonburg S.C. L Dayton C.L. Jamison Baltimore The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Ms. O. Snapp Ion Frederick Maryland

Baker resigns as deputy clerk of Fredericks County Court

Julian W. Baker, deputy clerk of the Circuit Court for Fredericks County for twelve years, resigns to manage the Winchester Poster Advertising Company where he serves as secretary. He will open an office at 48 Bowse Avenue and pursue chancery work and other ventures while remaining connected to local business interests.

Julian W. Baker Circuit Court Fredericks County Winchester Poster Advertising Company Bowsé Avenue Baker Winchester Poster Aheater Corporation Hully Vik

Tractor School Promises Practical Lessons for Owners

The Internation Harvester Company offers a tractor school aimed at owners seeking practical guidance on construction, care, and operation. Experienced instructors will answer questions, with a book on tractor principles provided free to attendees.

Will to Set Aside by Court in Firick County

A circuit court in Firick County entered an order setting aside a purported will for probate. The case involves W. W. Brill presenting a document claimed to be the last will of Mrs. Rachel Rudolph. Nimrod Wilson and a legal challenge questioned the will’s validity as the decedent’s brother and Grace Rudolph were among beneficiaries. The instrument’s execution and witnesses’ signatures were scrutinized, with the court ruling the document not the decedent’s will.

Firick W. Ww. Brill Rachel Rudolph Nimrod Wilson Law Yam Rudolph Molaire Grace Rudolph

Go South for Winter

Mr and Mrs Preston Orrot of Key Ind and Mrs Harry Mee trip to St Perobreag for winter plans joined by grandfather John Ed Sarteti Ward departs for Washington to stay several days.

Preston Orrot Key Ind Harry M.ee St. Perorebareg John Ed Sarteti R. M. Ward Washington

Free Tractor School Aims to Help Power Farming Enthusiasts

The notice invites owners and operators of tractors to attend a free training session at 9 a m. The program emphasizes practical power farming knowledge and will provide instruction and admission without fees or sales pitches. If owners cannot attend, they should send a capable proxy to learn and apply the lessons.

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