Stephenson News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Mrs Sowers spent time with her daughter Mrs Smith and plans to visit her son Mr Foreman in Winchester. Mrs Brice Russell and Mrs H J Benner returned home after visiting Mr Swimsley in Charlestown. Elizabeth Finnegan of Baltimore visited relatives in the area. Mary Snyder spent time in Winchester with Aunt. W O Zinn and B V Gore spent days in Harrisonburg. Sunday school and a meeting are announced for 7 30 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tephenson
Sowers
Smith
Alexandria
Robert
Foremen
Winchester
Edward Grant
Mary Snyder
Brice Russell
H. J. Benner
He Swimsley
Charlestown
Pilizabeth Finnegan
Balti Fa
W. O. Zinn
B. V. Gore
Harrisonburg
Motor man transfer noted in Teer Pert region
Paul Neville connected with Neel Motor Company in Mer. 2. Wythe Va has transferred the Winchester breach of the law takes the niece of Mr. Pierce who has been involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Neville
Teer Pert
Neel Motor Comovenv
Mer
Winchester
Mr . Pierce
W T U Meeting Details Promised
A local note announces a W. T. U. meeting with G. T. V. U. discussion on December 12 at 2 o clock. It mentions a national convention and an interesting meeting led by the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. VU
Manting Mar
Geaves Visits Husband in El Paso After Illness
Mrs Theodore Jackmyer formerly Miss Johnson of this city travels to El Paso Texas to visit her husband Major Theodore Jackmyer Fifth United States Cavalry after a period of illness and recovery.
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Geaves
Husband
Theodore Jackmyer
Yestorn
el Paso
Texas
Cernoral Theodore Jackmy
United States
Jacameyer
Miss _ Johnson
France War Photos Featured in The Washing fay Star
The December 16 issue of The Washing fay Star highlights war photos and event photos from France. Authors Frank ter and Sterling Hellie present a glimpse of battles and daily life, inviting readers to buy a copy.
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France
Frank Ter
Sterling Hellie
Pastor Sermon Schedule At Mount Pleasant Mount Fionet
Ww H Sampell announces sermons next Sunday at Mount Pleasant at 10 30 a m Mount Fionet at 3 p m and ise Church at 7 p m with Pastor Ww H Sampell delivering the messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Mount Fionet
Ise Church
H. Sampsell
Food Complaints Filed Against Retailers Questioned
A reader urges filing complaints about retailers charging above rulings of the Food Administration and selling other commodities to corn meal buyers. The Virginia Food Office is tasked to hear such charges and the address for complaints is Federal Director for Virginia in Richmond.
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Foods of
Virginia
Rator
Richmond
Miraculous Medicine Claimed By Winchester Women
A Winchester woman champions a herbal prep as “The Miraculous Medicine” that relieves kidney and other ailments. She cites Mrs Borjamin F. Mr Warrant and notes many users credit it with dramatic relief, with Treen said to save days and lives.
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Dreco
Winchester
Eco
Treen
Pring
Borjamin F
Warrant
Hiutther Roidine
North Mein Street
Miller’s Drug Store
Ford Favors A Single System For Railroads
Kenny Ford, Detroit manufacturer, calls for one unified railroad system to connect all parts of the country. He argues current network has hundreds of companies acting for themselves and competing against neighbors.
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New York
United States
Kenny Ford
New York Evening Mail
Detroit
No Quorum There Council Tries Again
The city council again failed to reach a quorum with only five of twelve members present last night, preventing any meeting. Attendees were J. Fred Goss Edward Jones Herman H Hable Robert L Gray and Lewis F Cooper. A new attempt will be made tomorrow night if eight members attend. Mrs Frenk X Staley returned to Frederick Maryland after visiting Miss Walter on North Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. J. Fred. Goss
Edward Jones
Herman H. Hable
Robert L. Gray
Lewis F. Cooper
Mrs. Frenk X Staley
Frederick
Miss Walter
North Washington Street
Last Rites for Marcus H. Larrick in Hayfield Virginia
Marcus H. Larrick died December 6 in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Meadow View in Hayfield with Rev. W. H. Sampsell officiating. He was 62 and had served as organist at Hayfield Presbyterian Church and contributed to local churches. Interment followed at Mt Olive Cemetery amid floral tributes. pallbearers were eight nephews. The family thanks neighbors, friends, and Winchester Hospital nurses for their care.
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Mr. Lerrick
Larrick
Mr. Larrick
Hayfield
John Heney
Sarah Elizabeth Fisher Larrick
Iiss Augusta Vir Bean
Templar
Stuated
Hogue Creek Valley
Tayfield
Jesus
Cartere
Mt ‘Live Church
Volmes
Emory
JuHan
Roy
Lewis
Luther Larrick
Frank Keckley
Arthur Snapp
Star
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Marcus H. Larrick
Advisory Board to Aid Registrants in Frederick County
Governor appoints Legal Advisory Board led by R Gray Williams and T Russell Cather to help registrants answer the draft questionnaire. Sessions in City Hall from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. will assist about 1400 men as letters mail from December 15 with seven day return window. Red Cross seals advertised to fight tuberculosis and promote health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray Williams
T. Russell Cather
Frederick County
Winchester
Advisory Board
Cumberland Valley Time Table November 25 1917
Train schedule details for Cumberland Valley line dated November 25 1917 show arrivals and departures. Lists Philadelphia to New York connections with fares and daily/w Sunday service notes.
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Cumberland Valley
Southern Railway Schedule Summary
Washington Alexandria Strasburg and Harrisonburg routes listed with westbound and eastbound times. No. 23 includes Sunday departures at 7:00 am from Strasburg and 7:50 pm Saturdays, with connections to Harrisonburg and Manassas. No. 14 and No. 28 provide eastbound service to Washington and Alexandria with daily and Sunday patterns and buffet parlor cars. Information attributed to D. H. Debutts, Div. Pass. Agent, Washington.
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Washington
Alexandria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Strasecrs
Intiy
Tarrworburg
Nartisonburg
Moon
Tor Harsonture
Insonburg
Bullearor
Nogi
Harrisonous
Ajo
Barrisouhers
Straabere
Rail Schedule Snippet From Ray Reeksville Daily
A fragmentary timetable shows Pullman parlor and sleeper connections for Roanoke Bristol Shenandoah Philadelphia New York and Hagerstown with junction transfers at Shenandoah and Washinton. It lists Nos 13 1 12 14 and 27 47% with destinations including Memphis Jacsonville and Harrisburg and notes sleeper trains to Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Reeksville Daily
Priatos
Roanoke
Bristol
Welch
Norton
Swatids
Yulimas
Gary
Jacsonville
Fla
Ye Ear Shenandosh
Picucd
Coo Nets
Roanok
Memphis
Points South
Wong
Hagerstows
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Snemancoah
Washimstorn
Hms Parker
Mail-A-Sample Medical Kit Ad for Foley Remedies
A newspaper ad invites readers to mail a slip with name and address to Foley at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago for a trial package of Foley remedies including Honey and Tar Compound Kidney Pills and Cathartic Tablets. The offer promises products to ease coughs colds and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
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Ronan
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T. U. Meeting
Bera
Vietting Friends Ton
George Woodward
Baltimore
Bent
Rego
Flerd Mefficine
FORD
Council
Rogers
E. Bruce Capper
Chapman’s Auto Supply CO
S. Main St
Faulkner Building
Wit Harsh Gasbie
Margus Larrick
Red Cross
Sunde
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Haperstown
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Vick
Southern Railway
Norfolk & Western Ostober
Hoas
W. E. Cather
Ernest Funk
Middletown
Shavock &Co Tn
Harter
Xmas
H. J. Mowrey
Waldemar
Elgin Watches
L. N. Woods
Hannah Vandiver
W. A. Withers
Admr
Berryville
Sk. Faurney
Hagerstown, MD
Thomas & Messer CO
W. Baltimore Sr
Baltimore, Md
Sunset
Franck Baker & Son Pharmacists
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