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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1918
Page
5
Berryville marks Baby Welfare Week under Clarke county Woman's Club with decorated rooms and a clinic for ages three classes. Drs Harris Osborne Iden and Dearmont from White Post spoke and examined children. prizes to be awarded later.
An editorial urging inactivity and old age not to limit mobility. It argues vigorous living is possible at eighty with proper body care and early disease countermeasures. The piece promotes Haarlem Oil Capsules as a global remedy for backache kidney and uric acid problems.
Private Charles W. Morrison of Camp Meade married Miss Lilian L. McDonald at the Presbyterian manse in Hagerstown. The couple planned to reunite with Morrison at Camp Meade as Mrs Morrison stays with her Portsmouth area family in Winchester.
Mrs. Mc Farland of Cumberland Maryland visits sister Mrs. C M Jacobs. R L Petrie builds a new barn. Russell Bates sells 1000 acres to Lamb of Waynesboro for 11000. Orebaughs and Myrtle visit Huber’s Meadow Brook farm. Bartonville residents Shenk and Arbuckle ill. W H Huber visits town. Kenneth Petrie at Meadow Brook Farm. Thrift advert.
Mrs. E. Virginia Sith reports a telegram from Mr. R. Nedde stating the Federal Food Administration allows public eating places and clubs to serve beef at one meal daily with beef by products usable any time. He notes Norfolk city will not serve beef and other towns have adopted similar rules.
Mrs. Rose Ware wife of James Ware died at her Berryville home after illness. She formerly was Rose Bradfield of Loudoun County. She belonged to the Methodist Episcopal Church South and was active in church work. Survived by husband and daughter Geneva. no son Ralph Ware, bank cashier. Funeral held at 11 this morning.
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