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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1916

Page

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Byrd Fights Local Option Split In Virginia Dist

Senator Harry Flood Byrd explains his amendment excluding Frederick Shenandoah Counties and Winchester from local option provisions. He argues statewide prohibition reflects the voters will and opposes injecting local ballots into the temperance issue, warning further agitation could harm the cause.

Harry Flood Byrd Virginia Senate Frederick Shenandoah Winchester Mapp-Addison Virgin'a Fek General Assembly Hdr Prohibition House of Delegates

The Iron Claw Serial Coming to The Star and Empire

The Star will publish The Iron Claw by Arthur Stringer starting within a day or two. The gripping serial, adapted for moving pictures, will be shown at the Empire theater this week and promises a thrill in every paragraph from the first issue onward.

Star The Iron Claw Arthur Stringer Moving Pictures the Empire the Star Fintech

Hyatt and Grim Tie The Knot In Local Wedlock

Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Lillian E Grim of this city to Mr William L Hyatt of Rawson Jefferson County West Virginia. The ceremony occurred Friday evening the 25th at 210 South Market street officiated by Rev H G Spencer Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Attended by family and close friends. reception followed at the Grims home.

Lillian E. Grim William L. Hyatt Rawson Jefferson County W. Va Floyd B. Grim No. 210 South Market Street H. G. Spencer Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Shenandoah Valley Academy Defeats Cumberland Team 44 to 14

Shenandoah Valley Academy wins a decisive 44 to 14 basketball game over the K G team of Cumberland Maryland. The article credits strong team defense by Coyner and Washington and praises Hart for judgment. Piper led Cumberland with four baskets while Barnes Peyton and Hart stood out for SV A with scoring and constant movement.

Cumberland Shenandoah Valley Academy Davis and Elkins College Gettyeburg College Coal and Collegiane Keyser Collegians Coyner Washington Hart Piper Barnes Peyton R. F McFarland Deste L. F Spiggs

Explanation of Mr Downing's Bill

The Star corrects a Clarke Courier misreading of Senator Downing's bill on rail road ticket sales. The measure does not ban mileage books or nonredeemed tickets, protecting patrons and not harming ticket brokers or private disposals of mileage books at face value.

The Star Senate Downing Clarke Courier

Lecture at Kauffman's School Hove March 1

A speaker invites attendees to a free lecture at Kauffman's School Hove on March 1. The message mentions bringing an elderly woman and thirteen children.

Kauffman’s Hove

Mrs. M Sherrys Funeral Held At Trinity Church

Martinsburg West Virginia reported funeral for Mrs Virginia Faulkner McSherry wife of Dr James Whann McSherry held at Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church. Rev. Charles Durkee led services with local clergy. pallbearers and ushers named. Burial at Norbourne Cemetery with many out of town relatives attending. Floral tributes from Winchester and elsewhere.

Martinsburg W. Va Virginia Faulkner McSherry James Whann McSherry Trinity Protestant Epicopal Church Charles ©. Durkee Trinity Church John 8. Douglas Huntingon W. H. Burkhart G. B. Guyer M. A. Snodgrass G. J. E. Sponsellor John E. Boyd W. B. Coleton G. B. Wiltshire Charles A. Young Peyton R. Harrion Willam. P. McGuire Winchester Alexander Parks, Jr Eamund P. Hunter J. Nelson Osburn Jack Crawford Norbourn Boyavine Faulkner McSherry W. P. McGuire Lewis H. Hyde Abney Payne W. Nelson Page Laura McGuire Alexander Barrie Mary Spottiswoode Buchanan Harry Flood Byrd Richard E. Byrd Antonette, Markell Frederick Kenneth W. Hudgins J. Wilton Hope Hampton J. A. Masete Newport News Richard B. Byrd Washington C. James Faulkner Chicago Caroline Hunter Henry D. Flood Appomattox

Funeral for Joseph Roe Planned for Tuesday

The funeral for the late Joseph Roe, a Frederick County farmer who shot himself Saturday at his home northeast of town, will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday after services at Grace Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. Dr. George S. Bowers. Burial follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Joseph Roe Frederick County Grace Lutheran

Boston College Girls to Face Winchester Athletes Club Tonight

The Boston College Girls arrive in town for a game against Winchester Athletes Club at the North Market armory. Tipoff is 8:00 p.m with a boxing match at 7:45 p.m that promises notable action.

Boston College Winchester Athletes Club Armory North Market Street

Thomas J. Price Sentenced to Five Years in Federal Prison

Thomas J. Price pleaded guilty to robbing the St Michaels post office in Maryland and was sentenced by Judge Rose in U S Court to five years in the Atlanta Federal Prison. He and co defendants Nolan and Horn each received five year terms and $1 fines. Dowd blamed others but was sentenced with the others, with potential transfer to North Carolina cases noted. Price is about 65. his wife resides in Winchester.

Paris Verdun Champagne Bepalin War Office Navarino Baron Zwidenek Lansing Austria Ambasgador von Bernstorff State Department von Bernstorff Baltimore Thomas J. Price Elias Tom Dowd Old Heram St. Michaels Rose United States Atlanta Thomas Nolan Charles Horn Itter Ead Atlenta Dowd Nolan Harm Horn North Carolina Price Ben. Cline Stephenson Winchester

Dr B W Miller Narrowly Escapes Auto Turnover

Dr B W Miller city meat and milk inspector lost steering as his car rolled over twice on the Valley turnpike between Kernstown and Stephens City. Slowed for a passing vehicle the speed was about 12 mph. he was shaken and bruised but uninjured, able to attend duties next day. Also listed are seeds and seed supplier details.

B. W. Miller

Correction on reference to Cosmo Hamilton ad claim

A Star Saturday notice corrects a previous advertisement misattributing that Lieut Cosmo Hamilton urged audiences at the Auditorium to see The Blindness of Vertue, noting the Empire misread his introductory remarks and that he did not write the work.

Star Cosmo Hamilton

Man Fatally Injured in Quarry Altercation

Sam Kees surrendered to Berkeley county authorities after a quarrel at Baker Mine quarrys in Bunker Hill led to Kees striking Meredith Conway Carper with a tool and a pipe. Carper died at 6 23 p m from a fractured skull. Kees claims self defense and remains in jail as the investigation continues.

Kees Carper Martinsburg Feneral Meredith Conway Carper Berkeley County Val Sarah J. Carper Winchester Sam Kees Pikeside Baker Mi Bunker Keesis Furtig B.S. Compton Clearbroom Ceresta Berkeley

Martinsburg Man Receives Life Term for Bank Shooting

Roy Hettenhouser of Martinsburg was found guilty of murder in the first degree in Moundsville Circuit Court for the December night shooting of Mike Kostolich, a Polish banker of Benwood. He and Hezekiah Pearrell robbed the Kostolich office. Kostolich died the next day after a struggle during the attempted robbery. Pearrell testified for the state and faces trial next week.

Roy Hettenhouser Martinsburg Moundsville W. van Mike Kostolich Benwood W. Va Hettenhouser Hezekiah Pearrell Kostelich Ee Hottenhouser Hottenhouser Ted Pearrel Hettemhouseois Pearrell

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H.F. Byrd J. W. McSherry Byrd Mapp Addison State Senate Richmond W. L. Hyatt Miss Grim L. G R. G Michelson and Landis Ward Lewis Ampire Pope Gregory Mr. Biletcher Mr. Downing Baltimonge Gram Warkets Hallimorr McDonald Berryville Verdun Woods Battlefield Germany Deerte Wire Fort Douamont Berlin Wilson Stone Foreign Office London PO Es Teme Dover Bedi Samédh Maryland Dr. Miller Montana Canada H. H. Baker Court House Plaza Piccadiy Market M. C. Carper Winchster William Rees Bunker Hill W. W. McDonald’s Mansfield Mardgiat
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