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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
4
Records indicate a consolidation of the Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror into a single entity. Details show agreement among editors owners and publishers on the merged operations and branding.
In a July 16 piece Walt Mason urges perseverance against discouragement. He compares flies to distractions, pledges to persist like an ant, and argues continued sowing of effort will yield fruit despite uncertain pay.
A WWI era poem recounts the engineer corps experiences in trench warfare and camp life. It speaks of countless trench digs kitchens guards and cleanup tasks. The speaker imagines heaven after their hitch in hell and jokes about canteen checks and bugle welcomes.
A Saturday night yard party in Mt Pleasant drew a large crowd and raised a neat sum for the Union Church at this place. Mr Jennie Snapp and two children visited with her father Mr G Reniver after spending time with relatives.
In Deerfield Virginia Mrs Charles Miller and son from Hannibal Missouri visit Mrs S Snapp. John T White of Washington and Margaret Terault wed quietly July 5 at Winchester Episcopal Church. Florence Clem of Edinburg visits Mrs C C Bauserman. Local residents travel and host relatives as communities share news and social visits.
In Rosenberger Virginia on July 16 Mrs J T Mackiwee returned home after visiting her sons Frank and Branson Mackiwee in Washington. Mr Bondurant of Lynchburg visited Mr Charles Frye. Mr James Bean and family visited Mr Wise in Stephens City. Mr and Mrs E C Allemony and their son and Mrs Sallie Frye were guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Ware of Stephens City. Harvest is finished and locals are threshing the fields.
Marlboro Virginia notes list visits from H O Pierce of Winchester and E P Ward of Baltimore to local families. Several residents from Relief Phoenix Middletown Woodstock and Hamilton visiters appear with weekend trips and social calls around Winchester and Hamilton.
Mrs Sue Taylor of Winston-Salem N C visits her niece Mrs T C Snapp at her home. Mrs Joseph O Connor and three children of Bainbridge Pa stay with Mr and Mrs Joseph Wright of Ridgeway. Typhoid fever patient Phylis Whitmore improves. A party including Maurice Joseph Holmes Snapp and R B Carter motor to Capon Bridge West Virginia on Sunday. Mrs Harry Mouldin is visiting.
Mrs. Walter Flowers spent time with her daughter. Mrs. Randolph Colston of Summit Point visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Feagan, over the weekend. The Prince home hosted Amos Prince and child, Yost of Winchester, James Prince and family. George Clark and Walter Brning toured to Gaithersburg Maryland and visited relatives nearby. The group also called on Mrs. Henry Cook and daughter, and Mrs. John Waster. Martinsburg residents spent Sunday with Joseph Snapp.
Stephens City social notes detail Miss Sylva Headley returning home after a week away and Misses Belva Gardner and Richie Stickley returning from visits to Manassas and Washington D C. They were joined by Misses Margaret and Edyth Gregory. Mrs Leslie Drake and two daughters of Pittsburgh Pa visit her parents Mr and Mrs James Barr. Miss Louise Carper of Clarke visits relatives locally. Ruth Ritter and Rose Ogden of Middletown spent a day with Belva Gardner. Residents saw the Human Fly act in Winchester.
Mr Joseph H Roe associate professor of chemistry George Washington University Medical School Washington DC arrived in Winchester and is staying with his mother Mrs J A Roe on West Piccadilly Street. Mr and Mrs William Lee Gordon and daughter of Baltimore are guests of friends in Winchester. Miss Mag ner formerly of this city is a guest at
Fats vary by saponifying capacity with fresh cream at top. Peanut and olive oil rank high, beef fat and lard low. Mastication aids digestion more than thought. olive oil becomes cream when whipped with air in the mouth, increasing digestibility.
The article notes that the American automobile public accounts for zero thousand tons of India rubber annually, used in tire manufacture. It discusses the impact on the tire industry and potential supply concerns.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated November 11 1886 J Triplett to James P Whitacre a substituted trustee will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia at 12 o clock Saturday August 9 1919 a tract of 145 acres more or less with buildings and improvements formerly owned by the late W J Triplett and conveying the same property except a 14 acre tract sold to J C Chapman Located in Frederick County along a public road about 3 12 miles from Gore near the Winchester and Western Railroad adjoining E S Johnson E L Hook Edgar LaFollet and others About half the land is timber near the railroad making it attractive for a lumberman Immediate possession terms one third cash day of sale balance in two equal annual installments evidenced by two purchaser bonds secured by deed of trust and insurance policy on buildings M M Lynch Substituted Trustee 7 11 4w.
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