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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
5
Train schedule notes arrival times at Winchester stations with daily departures except Sunday. The timetable lists arrivals and departures around 9 20 am and 7 22 pm with supervision by Supt SA Rinnwe and Gen P A.
An old advertisement warns against calomel mercury dangers for the liver and bones and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy. It guarantees relief from sluggish liver, bowel cleansing, and a pleasant taste, suitable for the whole family and even children.
Burnt Factory Virginia reports Dr J M Fishpaw recovering after appendicitis surgery. Loyal Workers Bible Class meets January 12 at 7 30 pm at Edward Williams residence for business and social program. Public sermon scheduled January 14 at 7 30 pm inviting all. Harry Marsh returns to Randolph Macon College after holiday visit. Emma Jackson family relocates from farming to Berryville Virginia with plans to reside there.
Raymond McDonald returns to Wabash Indiana from visitors at Philip Shades. F G DeHaven hosts a December 29 party with about forty guests. Purcell Whitacre heads back to Randolph Macon Academy Front Royal Virginia. Howard Lamp of Glengary West Virginia visits George Mauzy. Mrs George Whitacre visits her parents W D De Haven. Stanley Hyde returns from Piedmont West Virginia. Hannah Funkhouser returns from Morgan County West Virginia. Ad notice appears in Wan. at nomnes.
White Post Virginia notices list Mr and Mrs David Allen and relatives visiting Mrs J F Kennerly and Miss Maud Kennerly. Mrs Calhoun Clay returns home. Ferguson couple from Baltimore attend funeral of Mrs John Bowe. Sommerville children ill. Rosa Riley returns to Brunswick School. Mrs Lewis Kennerly visiting. Mrs Waters visiting. S R Bryarly visiting. Emily Powers visiting Walnut Grove. Mrs E Green ill. Mrs David Meade improving. Mrs Bowers returns from Elkton visit.
Brucetown Virginia items note visitors from Middletown and Winchester Guests include Mr and Mrs John Massey Mrs A L Price Mr Dudley Pierce and family and Mr Charles Gordon Mr Miller Mrs Byrd Purcell Mrs Margaret Smithey ill Mrs Samuel Lee also sick Mr Charles Boden and Mr Charles Jefferson seriously ill School resumes after two week holiday with Frances Larrick and Mamie Tanquaty as teachers W B Timberlake returns from two weeks visit to Reading Pennsylvania.
Miss Angie R Fries of Winchester visits Cedar Grove friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Dory Miller of Cedar Grove extend their Massilon Ohio trip to Port Clinton Ohio to visit the latter’s uncle. Mr Isaac Miller injured by a fall but improving at home.
Ridgeway M E South church services January 14 at Payne Chapel Arden Gerrardstown times 11 a m 3 p m 7 p m offering taken for Armenian relief pastor W R Hardesty leads the services results in a brief church notice
The Star reports preaching at Pleasant Valley next Sunday at 10 30 a m Airview three miles and Mount Olive at 7 p m by pastor W H Gampsell. Subscribe for The Star now.
Shenandoah Valley Academy examinations cause a Tuesday break. A Friday 7 30 pm meeting at the scout cabin opens at 6 30 with possible overnight stay. Saturday 7 pm meeting at the scoutmaster's home urged. Discussions include Lee's birthday, spelling bee, anniversary week, cabin plans, and future program. Merit badges and life scout awards expected for Lynch Potts and Taylor.
In Oranda Virginia residents note a busy holiday season and return to work. M M Orndorff hosted a large ice display and Mrs M M Orndorff entertained 24 relatives at a turkey dinner. I Luddy Stickley moves to Frederick County. Automobile club members meet in Woodstock to advocate keeping auto tax funds for county roads. Katherine E Orndorff returns to Lynchburg and Walter Keener to Richmond for schooling.
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