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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1917

Page

3

Mrs Spurr Bies Local Matron Dies After Illness

Mrs Mary A Spurr wife of Andrew L Spurr died at 11 30 pm at her home 608 South Kent Street after ten days illness. She was 73 lifelong Winchester resident daughter of the late Atwell Shull and mother of twelve children only one living William D Spurr of Washington DC. Funeral from 608 South Kent Street at 3 pm tomorrow with Rev F M Richardson of Braddock Street Church officiating. husband a contracting painter and a drummer in the Stonewall Brigade Band of the Confederate army.

Mary A. Spurr Andrew Lewis Spurr South Kent Street Spurr Winchester Miss Shull Atwell Shull William D. Spurr Washington, D. C Strother Shull Focus Stonewall Brigade Stonewall Jackson Confédératte Army F. M. Richardson Braddock Street Church

Jubilee News Notes in Jubilee Virginia

Miss Dorothy Steele of Alexandria visits uncle S Solenberger. Mrs Asa Rosenberger and Mrs Jacob Bean spend Monday evening with Mrs T Gilries. Carroll Solenberger and Esther Solenberger and Dorothy Steele visit Paul and Marylene Dettra at Stephens City. Glen Largent struck by lightning. Portia Robinson of Clear Brook visits Esther Solenberger. Mrs Jesse Foster visits Cedar Grove. Henry Myers family and others visit J S Haldeman. Tom Reardon and daughter Agnes visit B F Solenberger. Asa Rosenberger family visit Chambersville.

Jubilee Dorothy Steele Alexandria Vai Solenberger Asa Rosenberger Jacob Bean T. Gilries Carroll Esther Solenberger Paul Merylene Dettra Stephens City Glen Largent James Largent Portia Robinson Clearbrook Jesse Foster Cedar Grove Henry Myers Haldeman Tom Reardon Aghes B. F. Solenberger Chambersville

Local society noting visitors travel and reunions

Mr and Mrs Yost hosted guests Dr W S Mitchell and Miss Merva Mitchell and Mr Williams of Charlottesville who have returned home. The party canceled plans due to business telegram. Mr and Mrs T S Jolliffe visit Atlantic City. Miss Margaret Mann returned to Washington after visiting the Coopers. Mrs William Lupton and Mary Glen Lupton with Miss Julia Steele depart for Dodson Md to visit the DéHingers. Mr Frank Bowly goes to Baltimore for business. Elmer Hodges heads to Asbury Park N J. Mr and Mrs John I Stoat travel to Atlantic City for two weeks.

W. S. Mitchell Merva Mitchell Mr. Williams Charlottesville David F. Yost Mairmont Avenue Dr. Mitchell University of Maryland Edwin C Yost Mitchell Margaret Mann Washington William ©. Cooper North Washington Street William Lupton Mary Glen Lupton Julia Steele Dodson, Md Luther K. DéHinger

In Memoriam Mary Morris Mason Strudwick

A tribute to Mary Morris Mason Strudwick of Charles Town West Virginia wife of Edmund Strudwick Jr and daughter of James Murray Mason Jr and Rose Nelson Mason who died at age 21 in Richmond Virginia. The obituary notes her beauty character and wide circle of friends and memory by steady verses. Mr Henry Boyd of Chicago visits his mother Mrs P W Boyd Sr then departs for Washington.

Mary Morris ‘Mason Strudwick James M. Mason, Jr Charles Town W. Va Mary Morris Mason James Murray -Mason, Jr West Virginia Bar Rose Nelson Mason Mary Morrie Edmund Strudwick, Jr Richmond Mary Morris Henry Boyd Chicago P.W. Boyd Washington

Russia's Kerensky Seen Saving the War Effort

U S officials believe Premier Kerensky can patch up Russia's crippled war machine and rally the army as the United States confronts its largest wartime challenge. They acknowledge Russian retreat resembled a rout but expect recovery and a checked German advance later in the harvest season.

the Star Washington Kerensky State Department United States

Russian Women Brave Soldiers at Front

Five members of the Bat talion of Death were killed in their first engagement with Austro German forces near Petrograd. The women, who went to the front less than three weeks ago, faced the enemy with vow to do or die for Russia and freedom. information received by wire indicates wounded numbers were not given. Remnant Sale at H. K. Green and Bro. Saturday. See ad.

Petrograd Russia H. K. Green and Bro

New Books Feature Fun of Cooking in Gift Selections

The Fun of Cooking appears among the new books making a splendid present for mother. Beele He te ede ete Te Chee is noted alongside other titles in the list.

McAdoo Seeks New Revenue to Fund War Costs

The War Department seeks up to 5.6 billion for war needs prompting Secretary McAdoo to search for new revenue sources. He has directed the internal revenue service to explore taxation options while Senator Shutton insists growth must come from taxation to meet the 5 billion target. The Treasury chief aims to present viable funding ideas to Congress.

The Star Washington War Department McAdoo Treasury Department Con.grees McAdod Internal Revenue Department Shittong Senate Finance Committee Consrese Secretary” of the Treasury Congress

American Sailing Ship Augustus Weld Sunk by German Submarine

The American 1 200 ton sailing ship Augustus Weld from Boston was sunk by a German submarine on June 21. The crew were rescued and saved.

London Augustus. Weld Boston

Dog Days Origin and Roman Troublesome Beliefs

The piece traces dog days to Roman times from July 3 to August 11 and explains how the term arose not from heat but from superstition about a scorcher period tied to Canicula the hot dogs. It notes Romans blamed a victim dog as a scapegoat for fever and madness during hot weather and links the superstition to human and animal heats.

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MR. and Mrs. Yost Mrs. T. S. Jolliffe Atlantic City Frank Bowly Baltimore Elmer Hodges John I. Stoat Strudwick Jess W. Roy Stephenson Portland Washington D.C Thomas Circle Vermont Avenue 14Th Street Capitol Union Station Frederic H. Hoover Madoo Iane and Pete ATP Art Moncy Ryan & Orndoff Court House Star Now Hank and Wintow
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