Grove Bros Big Clearance Sale Spree
Grove Brothers run a large clearance sale with Oxford shoes in demand as customers praise prices and fast selling stock.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
1
Grove Brothers run a large clearance sale with Oxford shoes in demand as customers praise prices and fast selling stock.
Washington reports representatives of the Carranza government pressing to lift or modify the arms embargo on Mexico and to secure U S backing or a loan. They warn military weakness could threaten Carranza's regime unless financial aid is received, as opposition factions could exploit shortages. No other nation is likely to lend, so efforts target Washington.
Local ad from Hansbrough and Carter promotes insure your wheat against fire and lightning at farm locations. Calls for Stephenson event on Saturday July 21 with land auction and friend invite, priced at 1 dollar.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Maude Elizabeth Boxwell to Mr. Charles Bryan Kern of Gore Frederick county. The ceremony was at 7 o’clock at the First Baptist Church parsonage in Winchester with Rev Walter R Alexander officiating. The couple left for Gore after a wedding supper at Kern’s father’s home. Kern, a postal worker, formerly carried mail between Winchester and Gore and now serves between Gore and Romney West Virginia.
The Shenandoah Valley Cider and Vinegar Company gave $100 to the fire department for saving the plant during a recent fire. The distribution included $30 each to Friendship, Sarah Zane, and Charley Rouss fire companies and $10 to Rouss Hook and Ladder Company.
Mrs. Charles Thompson of Front Royal Virginia was brought to Memorial Hospital for treatment after slipping on a board and breaking her right hip several days ago. She is the mother of Mrs. J Harry Jones of this city.
Ford Carper was cleared in police court by Justice Fultz for operating a bus line and automobile without a license. Witnesses testified riders did not pay fares, only covering gasoline and toll costs.
Hickory Camp W 0 W members urged to attend the funeral of Sov. Henry K. Grubbs at Hall Friday July 20 by order of Consul Commander. Ward Carper. Farming tips suggest sowing soybeans and cowpeas until July 15 with some varieties later. H H Baker advertises ground limestone at low prices for thirty days.
Modern conveniences included with twelve rooms and two baths. Terms are moderate and possession available at once. Contact Mrs T W Harrison.
Merchants of Winchester donate to a War Relief Association gift table for a charity card party at Winchester Inn tomorrow from 3:30 to 6:30 pm. The event offers bargains on food and goods, with tables for cards, music, refreshments, and reservations. Proceeds fund surgical dressings for the army.
Community advertises an event in front of the church on July 19 and 20 with an Eawn party theme. Crystal and homemade ice cream will be served and the public is invited to attend.
The article highlights Frederick County and Valley farmers answering President Wilson's wartime appeal by working long hours from daylight, aiding harvest and market efforts. It notes persistent farming activity and frames the bank as a dependable service station offering banking support and funds to market crops, with Saturday night open hours.
The Citizens' Band will give a concert on the City Hall Plaza tomorrow evening weather permitting beginning about 7 20. The program lists March Pilgrimage Overture Royal Pageant Trombone Solo Song of the South Waltz Symphia March De Malay Star Spangled Banner with various performers.
Among the recruits enlisted at Cumberland Maryland yesterday was Albert Steel who gave his home as Middletown Frederick county Virginia He joined the infantry and was counted among new enlistees from the area signed with local addresses and military service intent.
Citizens of Winchester are urged to provide toilet articles and basic clothing for Company I recruits bound for France. Mrs. M. M. Lynch oversees the effort, with cash or items to be left at her South Washington street home or with Sergeant A. L. Coble or George Barrie. The unit departs July 26. donations are needed immediately to supply soap towels toothpaste brushes underwear shoes and socks until government provisions arrive. The Star will publish daily contributor lists.
Wanted ads seek coopers to craft apple barrels with first class stock steady work and good pay and board through November 1st. Also an orchard foreman position advertised at Turkey Knob Orchard Mt Jackson Virginia. Immediate openings.
In Lynchburg Virginia a mob of over 250 farmers captured Albert L. Barrett and his 14 year old son Aubrey Barrett after a three day search near Rustburg. Barrett allegedly confessed to killing W. T. Roach a white farmer. Reports say the mob intends to lynch the pair and Barrett’s daughter as well. Richmond Blues detachments were sent to protect the suspects from violence while authorities moved to channel the crowd. The Lynchburg Home Guards were briefly called but then stood down.
Civic League hosts Costume Carnival on July 20 and 21 at 8 p m at Stephens City High School campus. Grounds admission free while vaudeville performance in auditorium costs 16 cents.
At the Baltimore wholesale markets this afternoon spot wheat sold for 2.20 and corn for 2.01. Local dealers offered 2.05 for wheat after the market close. Wanted salesmen and collectors for Wigchasie Maryland with salary and commission. SRE Sewing Mending Co. retrwon MD.
Captain C. W. Cochran of Frederick County has been commissioned and sworn as captain of engineers. A Virginia Tech graduate, he previously served as lieutenant in the Spanish American War and led maintenance on the Cleveland division of the New York Central. He is now on duty at Camp America in Washington, D. C.
C M Showalter of the local Elks asserts the Elks carnival contract was made before Charley Rousse Fire Company’s, countering The Star's claim. He states the earlier agreement invalidates the latter statement.
Charley Grim of the city street department suffered a serious accident while breaking stone in the east quarry. A stone sliver struck his right eye during sledging. the eye ball was torn but Dr. H. H. McGhiire says vision is probably not injured though possibly affected.
Mr Daniel A Shanholtz and Miss Ethel V Hott, both of this city, were married Tuesday night at the Presbyterian manse on North Braddock Street by Rev Dr H Lacy. Both natives of Hampshire County West Virginia, the groom is a widower and the bride is the daughter of D I Hott.
The county clerk issued licenses to George W. Dyke and Mrs FE Williams both widowed. Another license went to Thomas Stadden Cooper and Miss Gertrude Himelright, daughter of John Y Himelright. Elwood Leon Kern and Nellie Watts Lee, both county residents, were granted a license. he is 20, son of Daniel F Kern, and she is 19, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Lee.
President Wilson faces a tough vote path for the Anthony amendment with 217 House yes votes and 73 more needed, while Senate support lags. Administration factions rally around sixteen jailed suffragists as radicals align with the pickets, prompting urgent counsel from allies and a possible court appeal.
Mutual Fire Insurance Co offers coverage for wheat crops other crops and live stock against lightning. Agents are Hugh S. Lupton & Son based in Winchester Virginia.
A dead white male infant was found in a garbage can on a principal Martinsburg street. Magister Cain discovered the body wrapped in old newspaper. A coroner's jury holds an inquest and officials expect a sensational arrest.
Short classified notice seeks a loan at five percent interest for a good toy. Apply at Star Office.
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