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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1916
Page
5
Cumberland Valley time table dated November 26 1916 lists daily arrivals at Winchester with 9 20 am except Sundays 12 48 pm and 7 7 pm and notes variations for daily and Sunday schedules. It names Gen P A Kipste and references stations and routes.
Fragmentary timetable notes list Norfolk and Western trains with Bristol and intermediate stations, pulling car types, parlor cars, and departures at various times. References include Roanoke Bristol Shenandoah and connections at Shenandoah Junction or Washington.
Mrs J B Whittaker of McDuff Virginia recalls years of sickness eased by Thedford s Black Draught. She praises the vegetable remedy for regulating stomach weakness and digestion and notes her family has avoided long illnesses since using it. The ad claims 70 years of use and over a million benefitted. price 26 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ambrose of Middletown Virginia hosted a turkey dinner on Sunday. Attendees included the Perry and Ambrose families, the Campbell family of Kernstown, the Hinkle households of Stephens City, the Wiecarver from Wadesville, the Lineburgs of Stephens City, and Hunter Lineburg of Parkersburg Pennsylvania.
Billie Mayberry Cekert of Georgia says two of her children choked and coughed for three weeks with croup. She treated them with Foley's Honey and Tar before bed and by morning the cough and symptoms disappeared. Sold everywhere.
Mr. Ray Robinson yesterday received a handsome six motor car from Howard Cather, the local agent, as a gift for his purchase or service with the Chalmers company.
Mr. Thomas Cline and Miss Catherine Carpenter wed quietly at the bride’s Stanley home. The couple, now guests of Cline’s parents in Stephens City, share greetings with relatives as Christmas week travels and visits fill the community notices.
Joe Willis, confined at No. 664 North Main street by illness, shows improvement and hopes to return to work soon. Mrs. W. C. Weaver of Baltimore arrived last evening for a visit with friends.
In Babe Virginia R F Hall reports a fifteen year cough and throat irritation, solved by Foley's Honey and Tar after one bottle. The testimonial notes immediate relief and cessation of the cough.
Two friends drift from a casual talk to a tale of a sick mother and father with pneumonia. A passing man brings the family to aid, revealing hidden motives and a final twist as a kiss seals a new understanding between the two women.
Funeral services for Daniel Edwin Wotring of near Hoayfield Va were held at St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church after a service at his home. Rev W H Lampsell spoke on Job and the life of a devout Christian man valued by neighbors for his integrity and kindness. Interment followed at the nearby cemetery beside his father with floral tributes and a solo by Miss Lula Cooper. The family thanks friends for support during his long illness and death.
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