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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1916

Page

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Valley Pike Hold Meeting of Directors

A Valley Pike Company directors meeting was held today with Judge B. D. Newman and George H. Harrison among attendees. They planned routine business, authorized replacing a North River bridge with steel, and ordered replating wooden bridges with concrete or steel. Judge E. D. Newman was made acting president from January 12 to March 12 while Mr. Byrd serves in the Virginia State Senate from the Tenth District.

The Valley Pike Company B. D. Newman George H. Harrison C. W. Heater Shirley Carter Joseph G. Myers George R. Eastham E. W Newman L. R. Dettra North River Anty E. D. Newman Valley Turnpike Company Byrd Richmond Virginia State Senate

Faulkner New Year Dance At Boydville Heavily Attended

The Faulkner home Boydville in Martinsburg West Virginia hosted a seasonal New Year’s Eve dance for over 200 guests including holiday visitors. The informal yet elaborate event featured pine cedar holly decorations in the reception hall and music by the City Band orchestra with refreshments served at departure.

Martinsburg W. Va Boydville United States Charles J. Faulkner City Band Orchestra

No Lynching In Virginia In 1915

Alexander Forward secretary to Governor Henry C Stuart denied reports of any lynching in Virginia this year or during the present governor's term. He investigated the Hopewell fire looter case and found no foundation. Officials filed denials with the governor including Hopewell police chief Cotton and Police Justice Lawrence Perry.

Alexander Forward Henry C. Stuart Virginia Hopewell Forward Cotton Lawrence Perry

J F Kremer Rest In Winchester Merchant Laid to Rest

Funeral services for John F Kremer longtime Winchester merchant and senior partner of J F Kremer and Brother were held at his Stewart and Clifford street home. Rev W O Talbert and Rev Dr George S Bowers officiated with a select choir singing favorite hymns. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery in the family lot. Active pallbearers listed with honorary members noted.

Finfal John F. Kremer Winchester J. F. Kremer Stewart and Clifford Streets W. O. Talbert Braddock Street Methodist Biscopal Church South George S. Bowers Race Litheran Mount Hebron Mr. Kremer

Funeral of the Late Mrs. Sarah A. Dick

The funeral of the late Mrs. Sarah A. Dick who died of pneumonia last Thursday at her daughter Mrs. Alice Erle in Pittsburgh Pa. took place yesterday afternoon from the home of her brother Mr. James H. Vance No 137 South Main Street and was attended by a large number of relatives and friends. Services were conducted by Rev W O Talbert Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South and Rev George W Stover United Brethren Church. Hymns were sung by a selected choir. Burial was in Mount Hebron Cemetery and pallbearers were Daniel Anderson A D Henkel William A Rodgers C W Ritter J L Whitlock and T J Orndorff.

Sarah A. Dick Alice Erle Pittsburgh James H. Vance South Main Street W. O. Talbert Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South George W. Stover United Brethren Church Mount Hebron Cemetery Messrs Daniel Anderson A. D. Henkel Willia A. Rodgers C. W. Ritter J. L. Whitlock T. J. Orndorff

For Rent Empty Store Rooms Faulkner Dry Goods Store

For rent store rooms Nos 12 to 14 on the east side of South Main Street known as Faulkner Dry Goods Store. Contact Hansbrough and Carter. Lost auto mud chain for a truck offered with liberal reward. Return at Star office or to George P Kern.

South Main Street Faulkner Dry Goods Hansbrough & Carter George P Kern

Glengyle Sunk in Mediterranean by Undersea Boat

The large Glasgow steamer Glengyle, one of the British merchant vessels sunk in the war, was torpedoed and sunk near Malta. About 100 survivors were saved, with many believed lost. The Glengyle, 500 feet long, carried freight from the Far East to Italian ports and reportedly did not carry passengers.

Glengyle Mediterranean London Glasgow Malta Far East Suez Canal Baron Zwk Inst Lansing

Week of Prayer Begins With Centennial Bible Society Observance

The annual week of prayer opens tonight at 7 30 at the First Christian Church with Rev Dr W D Smith delivering Thanksgiving and Humiliation. Services run nightly through next Sunday January 9 with a Bible Society centennial sermon by Rev Dr J H Lacy on the final night. Public invited. Lost keys offered reward return to Star office.

American Bible Society American Bible “Society J. H. Lacy W. D. Smith Christ Protestant Episcopal Church

Summit Point Smallpox Epidemic Triggers Quarantine

Summit Point seven miles south of Charlestown reports an outbreak of smallpox with more than a dozen families afflicted. A public school teacher is said to have a severe case. The quarantined area falls under the county board of health control as authorities investigate.

Charlestown W. Va Summit Point

Apples Wanted by Valley Evaporating Co

Loose apples needed by Valley Evaporating Co to fill orders. Call Belphone 357 for pickup or delivery arrangements. Public notice format indicates a business want ad seeking fresh fruit from local suppliers.

Valley Evaporating Co Belphone

Entertained on New Year s Eve at East Piccadilly

Mr and Mrs Roy E Potts hosted a New Year s Eve gathering at their East Piccadilly street home in honor of Russell Potts. A lively evening followed with games and late refreshments attended by numerous young people including Margaret Brubaker Calphornia Brubaker Gladys Martin Dana Martin Marguerite Calvert Dorothy Calvert Ruth Ebersole Mamie Swartz Lillian Anderson Irvin Potts Grier Potts Garland Potts Russell Potts Austin Swartz Frank Fansler Amos Shryock Paul Phergole Le Van Bailey and Harry Potts.

Roy E. Potts East Piccadilly Street Russell Potts Margaret Calphornia Brubaker Gladys Dana Martin Marguerite Dorothy Calvert Ruth Ebersole Mamie Swartz Lillian Anderson Messrs Irvin Grier Potts Garland Austin Swartz Frank Fansler Amos Shryock Paul Phergole le van Bailey Harry E. Potts

Bowly Leaves for New York Then Havana on Firm Business

Mr. Charles L. Bowly, staying with Mrs. Bowly and Mrs. A. R. Hack at the Hotel Jack, departs for New York for a short business visit. He will soon travel to Havana, Cuba, on assignments for his firm the New Jersey Car Spring and Rubber Company.

Charles L. Bowly

Armory Burglary Suspects Sentenced to Six Months

Roy Santmier and John Clougherty broke into the Strasburg military armory stealing equipment valued at 1600 dollars and received six months on the roads as punishment.

Strasburg Military Company Roy Santmier John Clougherty

WAIT FOR JOLLIFFE AND JOLLIFFE ANNUAL SALE

Annual inventory sale begins Friday January 7 offering all winter goods at cost or less. Fresh mackerel advertised from ORNDORFF and M'VICAR'S with a note to wait for Jolliffe and Jolliffe.

Orndorff Vicar's

Death Claims Mrs Margaret Sell Wife of Harley Sell

Mrs Margaret Neta Sell born Briggs Clarke County Virginia May 26 1888 died after long illness at home age missing years She was active in United Brethren Church Briggs Va native survived by mother sister and two brothers Funeral service 11 a m Wednesday United Brethren Church Rev George W Stover burial Mount Hebron Cemetery

Margaret Neta Sell Harley B. Sell Sell United Brethren Church Jacob Vorous Briggs Clarke County Mr. Sell Susan Vorous Sara Carper John A Robert N

Mrs Mary Ellen Baker laid to rest at Mt Hebron

Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ellen Baker widow of Jacob E Baker were held at Willow Grove near the city and at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The Rev George S Bowers officiated with a Luther an service and three hymns indoors plus one at the grave. Pallbearers included Hary H Baker Marshall Baker Arthur S Wright Few Brown A T Jones Harry Miller Walter M Miller and William C Miller.

Mary Ellen Baker Jacob E. Baker The Star Willow Grove Mount Hebron Baker Lot George S. Bowers Grace Lutheran Church Winchester Marshall Baker Arthur 5. Wright J .Few Brown A. T. Jones Harry Miller Walter M. Miller William C. Miller

Weary Traveller Toby Smith Returns to Winchester

Toby Smith, a colored man with a nomadic life, once a chain gang member in 1908, returned to Winchester after eight years away. He faced arrest for fugitive status after terminating his chain gang membership, was brought before Magistrate Krebs, and ordered jailed for twenty days before release.

The Chain Winchester Toby Chain Gang Guardians of the Law Krebs

Huerta Still Alive in El Paso After Operation

General Victoriano Huerta former Mexican dictator remains alive in El Paso Texas this afternoon despite reports of a dying condition following an operation.

EL Paso Texas Victoriano Huerta Mexico

Confederate Monument Fund Receives Two Donations

Miss Lucy Russell treasurer acknowledges two contributions to the fund: Mrs. Annie Cartmell Randolph sent 5 dollars and a Friend sent 1 dollar.

Lucy Russell Confederate Monument Fund Annie Cartmell Randolph

Miss Orndorff a Christmas Bride

Miss Anna L. Orndorff wed Leigh M. Lamp in Winchester on December 22 in a ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The bride, a 1914 Old Dominion Academy graduate, wore a blue broadcloth suit with fur trim. The couple honeymooned in Washington and Baltimore and then returned to the bride's home.

Old Dominion Academy Lamp

Winchester horseman Barr and Lewis seek work in Hopewell

Messrs mone Barr, a well known Winchester horseman, and Oscar H Lewis left this afternoon for Hopewell Virginia where they have obtained employment at good wages.

Messrs Mone’ Barr Winchester Oscar H. Lewis Hopewell

Worsley and Larrick wed in Hayfield church ceremony

Mr Richard Paul Worsley and Miss Bessie Olive Larrick of Hayfield were married at 7 30 Saturday evening in the Christian Church on West Iford street by Rev William T Walters. They will reside in Hayfield. Miss Theodosia Cox returned to Bassar College after holidays at her parents. Mr Daniel O Connell returned to Baltimore after holidays with his parents at Lone Star Place.

Richard Paul Worsley Bessie Olive Larrick Hayfield County The Christian Church West Ifford Street William T. Walters Theodosia Cox Bassar College Poughkeepsie Daniel O'Connell Baltimore J. D. O'Connell Lone ‘Star Place

Baltimore and Ohio RR ordered to enforce liquor ban into West Virginia

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad baggage handlers and staff are instructed to enforce a court injunctive ban on liquor carried into West Virginia. Notices warn passengers that any container labeled liquor found on trains will be removed at the next station with authorities notified.

Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Railroad General Headquarters F. M. Reynolds Circuit Court of Mineral County W. Va Keyser West Virginia Virginia Charleston Baltimore and Ohio Tate

Bank Subscriptions Complete for Winchester Bank

Subscriptions for 5,000 shares of the new savings and commercial bank in Winchester have closed at noon with 214 stockholders. The bank will organize immediately. Organization Committee members include John I. Sloat, Herbert S. Larrick, A. Slonaker, H. C. Shentz, and Robert M. Wird.

Savings ‘and Commercial” Bank Winchester John I. Sloat Herbert S. Larrick Slonaker H. C. Shentz

Miss Georgie Fawcett Returns to Shenandoah Institute

Miss Georgie Fawcett daughter of Mr and Mrs T F Fawcett of Fawcett Gap spent Christmas with her parents and returned this afternoon to Shenandoah Collegiate Institute at Daylen Va.

Georgie Fawcett T.F. “Fawcett Fawcett Gap Shenandoah Collegiate Institute Daylten

Prohibitionists to Speak in City Auditorium

Captain Richmond Pearson, a Spanish War hero and former Alabama congressman, along with Dr Edwin I Stearns of New Lee will headline a temperance program in the city on Sunday afternoon. The event promotes national prohibition and is part of the Anti Saloon League campaigns.

Richmond Pearson Congress Alabama Edwin I. Stearns New Lee Antilean Leagues Hobson Santiago Dr. Stearns Hawktawker Pennsylvania Philadelphia Mark Jersey Dr. Morryheart

Dove Sues Brennaman for 6 Dollar Damages Over Car Hit

J A Dove of Coote's sues John R Brennaman for $6 in damages for injuries after his horse was struck by Brennaman's automobile.

J. A. Dove Coote John R. Brennaman Brennaman Autom

Sinking of the Persia sparks calls for ultimatum

London reports American cable requests survivor Charles Grant in Boston to verify the Persia sinking. Survivors listed between 155 and 160 with 247 to 255 missing and over 300 dead. President Wilson to lead as US eyes possible ultimatum and security assurances.

The Star London Skinner Alexandria Persia Charles Grant Boston Grant America Washington Wilson Heer McNeely State Department Austria Germany

Also Mentioned on This Page

Valley Pike J. F. Byrd M. T. Reed R. Frank Barr Russell Co. Baker Robert M. Ward William R. Hillyard John H. Snyder H. D. Fuller James B. Russell Lewis Welton James P. Reardon Charles Arthur J. M. Qrndorff William G. Hardy H. W. Hollenberger R. Gray Williams L. C. Janney Theodore ¥. Kinzel William B. Snider Robert McC. Glass John P. Sartelte Sarah Dick Wire Star Office County Board of Health Moling and Seal Warner Havana Jolliffe Jacob Baker MT. Hebron Toby Smith Ciety Gen Huerta Tion Miss Orndorff Mountain Falas Anna L. Orndorff Elisha Orndorff Leigh M. Lamp Harry Lamp Chambersville E. W. Brubaker Methodist Episcopal Church North Main Orsley Larrick WILL Garry Liquor Robert M. Wird R. P. Hobson B. I. Stearns Egypt Tria Imusedi Thrie
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