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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1918

Page

5

Annual financial statement for Commercial & Savings, Winchester

Statement of financial condition as of December 31 1917 for the Commercial & Savings Bank at Winchester Frederick County Virginia. Cashier John I Stoat attests the figures show deposits including savings, time certificates and certified checks, with overdrafts and profits and losses.

the Commercial & Savings Bank Winchester Frederick Virginia John I. Stoat Commercial & Savings In Vederick John I. Sid&j. Cashier J. A. Richard J Henry Moling James M. Brown Stonaker Herbert Larrick John I. Bloat Mary ‘J. Brown N. P

Norfolk and Western January 27 1418 Train Details

Train timetable notes Pullman sleepers and parlor cars to Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah and Philadelphia with connections at Washington and Hagerstown. Lists stations including Bristol Roanoke Philadelphia New York and Harrisburg. Contact W. Saunders general passenger agent for information.

Bristo Pullmen Broiler Bristol Roanoke Gristel Slue & A Rocah Itas Welch Nortor Anon Pullman Williamson Jacksonville Fla Roanok Memphis Points Shenandoah Orth Sound Hagerstown Immera Harrisbore Philadelphia New York Washington W. Co Saunders Pas Tan Winchester Martinsburg Grecastie Chambersburg Shippensburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg Harrisburg

Train Schedules for Southern Railway to Harrisonburg and Washington

Excerpted timetable notes list east and westbound local trains from Strasburg to Harrisonburg, Barrisoburg, and Washington. Parlor cars are offered on specific routes with daily and weekend departures and arrivals, including a buffet car. Details mention times and service notes from D. H. Debuts, Div. Pass. Agent, Washington, DC.

Strasbobo Barrisoburg Harrisonburg Wau Sun Harrisonhurs Cashure Strasburg D. H Washington, DC

Sumberland Valley Time Table Notice

Sumberland Valley timetable shows arrivals at Winchester from the stations maimed text. Daily service at 9.20 am and 7.27 pm with Sunday only and daily except Sunday options, coached by H A Riddle Geo P A J H Tonge Superintendent.

T. Winchester H. A. Riddle Geo

National Enrollment Campaign Amid War Effort

A nationwide drive to complete military enrollment continues as officials urge volunteers to join and honor service obligations. Strong emphasis on full participation and civic duty during wartime mobilization.

New Bread Regulations Continue War Time Food Rules

Government limits wheat flour use for pie cake and pastry to 70 percent of 1917 levels. Wholesalers face license limits on wheat flour purchases and must price combinations to reflect normal pre war profits. Flour mills must produce from wheat a higher extraction rate. Wheatless days and meals are urged with Victory Bread as alternative. Federal Food Administration guidance varies by state.

The Food Administration Iaj United States Food Administration

Meatless and porkless diet guidance cited

The document urges weekly meatless days and meals to conserve meat products. It specifies a meatless Tuesday and a second meatless day, with two meatless days per week, and defines meatless as excluding hog cattle or sheep products. It advises mutton and lamb over beef or pork on other days and defines porkless as excluding pork and pork products in all forms. It notes exceptions require State Food Administrators approval.

Mount Pleasant Notes From Mount Pleasant Virginia

Local column records social visits in Mount Pleasant and surrounding areas. Mr and Mrs Jeff Good visit Jacob Rosenberger in Chambersville. Clarence and Edna Boyce visit James Boyce. Grace Pifer visits Edna Carpenter. Barnett Lineburg visits Taylor Perry. Beulah Lamp and Russell Carpenter visit their uncle William Lamp. Mount Pleasant school progresses despite snow and ice under Miss Grace’s direction.

MT. Pleasant Jeff Good Chambersville Jacob Rosenberger Clarence Boyce Opequon James Boyce Harry Lamp Ward Cadwallader Grace Pifer Edna Carpenter Barnett Lineburg Taylor Perry Beulah Lamp Russell Carpenter William Lamp Mount Pleasant School Grace

Pains in Back and Side Highlight Woman's Remedy Endorsement

Kansas City Kansas readers learn of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a tonic for functional disorders with testimonials from Mrs L Timmerman of 3011 N Hutchings St praising six bottles for relief. The notice also mentions local social visits including Mrs William Lamp Miss Bendah Lamp Miss Edna Carpenter and Miss Pifer at George Shiley's home and Mrs T R Benner visiting her brother William Lamp.

Kansas City Kansas Lydia E. Pinkham William Lamp Bendah Lamp Edna Carpenter Pifer George Shiley T. R. Benner

Long Meadows Notes Chronicle Illness and Local Moves

Long Meadows Virginia news records Mabel Rinker of Stephens City falling ill suddenly while visiting, with parents Mr and Mrs Jake Rinker visiting at Edinburg area. Also noted are Mrs Gordon and baby’s weeklong absence, Nellie Helsley and Ce cil Coffelt visiting relatives, Roy Coffelt and Luther Coffelt working in Chester shipyard, J T Cooley losing a horse to blood poisoning, and Pearl Smith ill for a week with Luther Coffelt visiting relatives.

Long Meadows Mabel Rinker Stephens City Jake Rinker Edwin Brumback George Gordon Baby Nellie Helsley Cecil Coffelt Edinburg S. G. Coffelt Roy Coffelt Luther Chester Hey J. T. Cooley

Recovering From Pneumonia in Paper Mill Road Life

Mr. Harry Anderson, a well known resident of the county, has been seriously ill with pneumonia for weeks at his home on Paper Mill road. He has shown satisfactory improvement in recent days and is on the road to recovery. He is a brother of Mrs. Frank Magruder of 0 roth Main Street.

Harry Anderson Anderson Frank Magruder

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