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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1919

Page

6

Cars in Stewart Street Collision In Middletown

Dr. Robert M C Glass and Mr Keith of Middletown collided on Stewart Street about ten oclock. Both vehicles were severely damaged with no injuries reported. Glass attempted to turn into Wolfe Street toward his garage, Keith’s car struck Glass’s, driving it against a stone fence at Capt J B Beverley’s residence.

Robert McC. Glass Keith Middletown Stewart Street Dr. Glass Wolfe Street Capt J. B. Beverley Stewart and Wolfe Streets

Telephone hearing resumes on Chesapeake and Potomac tariff case

The State Corporation Commission in Richmond resumed the hearing on the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company petition for higher rental and toll rates in Virginia. Virginia cities and towns opponents testified on the stand. Winchester was represented by City Councilman Philip Williams who left Monday night to attend.

Chesapeake, and Potomac Telephone Company Virginia State Corporation Commission Richmond Winchester Philip Williams

Essay Contest Nears Conclusion With Winners Soon

The community survey essay contest is drawing to a close as 167 manuscripts from Winchester and Frederick County youths ages 13 to 18 are judged by three officials. Judges F E Clerk Leslie D Kline and Vernon Eddy aim to announce the prize winners this week with awards of 19 dollars for first, 5 dollars for second, and 3 dollars for third.

Winchester Frederick County F. E. Clerk Handley Schools Leslie D. Kline Frederick and Clarke Counties Vernon Eddy Handley Library

Funeral services for Bruce Russell in Martinsburg

The funeral of R. Bruce Russell, baggage master for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, formerly of Winchester, who died Sunday of pneumonia in Martinsburg West Virginia, was held at his sister in law's home. He was buried in Harpers Ferry Cemetery. Pallbearers included his train crew and Valley branch associates. Represented organizations included the B and C Bets Brunswick Aerie and Potomac Lodge Newert B of A K. The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful.

R. Bruce Russell Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Winchester Martinsburg W. Va Frank Rutherford Mr. Martin Brunswick J. R. Jacobs Harpers Ferry Valley Branch J. H. Kelly J. A Bowers Stanley Harmer F. J. Boley Joe McLane O. M. Howell Davide Riser S. R

Appreciative Note From The Baptists

The First Baptist Church of Winchester expresses gratitude for space in The Star as Virginia Baptists aim to raise 7 million dollars of the 75 million regional goal for missionary education and benevolent work. Pastor Charles Adey, Organizer W A Sale, and Publicity Director M J Baptist sign the acknowledgment.

First Baptist Church of Winchester Virginia Charles Adey W. A. Sale M. J. Baptist

Funeral for Robert HL House Veteran and Merchant

Funeral services for Robert HL House, noted South Main Street merchant and Confederate veteran, were held at his home at 2 pm. Rev. J. H. Licey led the Presbyterian rites with many old friends and former army comrades in attendance. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery belonging to the family. Pallbearers included Tn GC. Janney, Stewart Bell, William Cline, Lewis Trier, Robert VM. Henry and George W. Harper. Relatives from Washington and Wyont Royal attended the funeral.

Robert HL. House South Main Street J. H. Licey Presbyterian Church Mount Hebron Tn GC Janney Stewart Bell William Cline Lewis Trier Robert VM. Henry George W. Harper S. Porter House Ella Fales J. W.,alen Washington Washington, and Mr. Wharles BE. French Wyont Royal, Va

Mr Funk Slightly Improves After Illness at Home

Mr Harry C A Funk of Funk and Son, who had been ill at his South Main street home for weeks, was reported slightly better this morning though still seriously ill with a complication of diseases.

Harry C. A. Funk Messrs

New Express Packing Rules Put In Effect At Express Offices

The new packing rules for 25 pounds and over require wooden containers or certified cartons. The rules apply at Winchester and nationwide express offices of the American Railway Express Company with no change for parcels under 26 pounds if wrapped securely.

The Star Winchester American Railway Xpress Company Express United States

Episcopal Parishes Hit Quotas in Virginia Campaign

The Protestant Episcopal Church of Virginia reports progress on a nationwide canvass in Richmond with 170 diocesan churches, including Christ Church Winchester aiming at $4 441 annually for three years and total statewide targets around 16 200. Cumberland Chapel in Clarke County leads rural results with 735 raised on a 2742 assessment. Mrs Wilmer Shryock leaves for Washington on business.

Hegie Pitt Oeese Virginia Richmend Diocese of Pup Coustien Christ Church A Winchester Conningham Chapel Clarke County

Aspirin History and Bayer Brand Beginnings in 1906

Early records describe Bayer introducing aspirin in 1906 and branding it as Bayer tablets. The packaging stated safety and intended uses for headache neuritis and general pain relief, with price and box details noted for consumer packets and larger trade packaging.

Champlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Mrs Frye

Mrs Clay Frye of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Cham-plain Cough Remedy as a splendid medicine. She uses it for croupy children and for her own coughs, claiming quick relief after a few doses. Available for sale by all dealers.

Clay Frye Ferguson Station

Public Sale of Houses and Lots in Winchester Virginia

Trustees of Geo W Randolph's Estate announce a public sale of three parcels in Winchester Virginia by decree of the Corporation Court. The sale occurs December 20 1919 at noon in front of the court house. Properties include 1024 South Main street lot with Bond street 230 feet, adjacent 120 South Main street lot, and two corner lots at South Market and Bond with 82 by 159 feet. One third cash day of sale balance in two installments secured by bonds and deed of trust with insurance. Proceedings certified by auditor and clerk.

Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Geo. W. Randolph W Randolph Court House South Main Street Said Street Bond Street South Market Bond Streets Main Handley Schools Ed Every Abet R. Gray Williams Anl A. G. Swenson T. J . Beverley Corporation Court of the City of M. M. Msaidy

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