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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1916

Page

5

Trains Arrive in Winchester from Stations Mentioned

Train arrivals in Winchester are listed from several stations with daily schedules. Supt HA Rippte Gen P A notes service details and exceptions including Sunday and a 1 Tower reference.

Winchester P. A

Train service notice from Berryville area 1915

October 20 1915 timetable notes leaving Berryville for Bristol Roanoke and Shenandoah with Pullman and dining cars. Parlor car service to Roanoke, connections to Memphis special and Blue Star service to Easton and Salem. No. 276 departs 6:38 pm for Shenandoah and intermediate stations.

Berryville Bristol Pullman S Roanoke Blue Star Eastan Prism Biesgerg Omry Ant Wheston-Salem Shenan Andont Gary Memphis Shenandoah Mediate

Venus Dominates Night Sky as Brightest Celestial Body

The article notes Venus remains the brightest object in the sky through month’s end while Mars grows fainter due to distance. Regulus sits near Mars as Jupiter and Mercury appear in morning skies. Bootes with Arcturus is described as the most prominent constellation feature.

Venus Mars Regulus Jupiter Mercury Bootes Arcturus

Democrats End Meeting Delegates Endorse James Hay Nomination

Seventh district delegates adopt resolutions endorsing Representative James Hay for Congress. The document lauds his nineteen years in the House, party loyalty, and public record while naming district counties including Albemarle and Shenandoah. Aubrey Weaver named elector. Delegates to St Louis listed.

R. T. W. Duke, Jr H. F. Byrd Floyd Weaver C. Grattan Price W. E. Carson W. F. Lewis John J. Miller A. L. Warthen R. S. Parks J. J. Miller T. C. Cather S. M. Page J. M. Bauserman P. H. O'Bannon Seventh Congressional District Virginia Albemarle Frederick Greene, Clarke Rockingham Shenandoah Rappahannock Page Madison Warren United States Hay James Hay Congress

Insurance Men Meet in Winchester Luncheon

About thirty to thirty five Home Life Insurance Company representatives met in Winchester for an elaborate luncheon at the Fairfax Club. The event was hosted by Ellis W. Gladwin of New York and included George M. Murray and officials from Bryarly and Brother with agents from three states. The gathering served as a social and informational session on various phases of the insurance business.

the Home Life Insurance Company New York Winchester Fairfax Club Ellis W. Gladwin Virginia West Virginia Maryland Henry ‘R. Bryarly and Brother Gladwin George M. Murray Bryarly and Brother

Dr and Mrs Nixon Leave for Millboro Vacation

Dr. and Mrs J H Nixon of Chicago recently left Winchester for Millboro Virginia to spend most of the summer there. They may return to Winchester later in the season and have many friends in the city.

J. H. Nixon Chicago Hotel Evans Millboro Nixon Winchester

Endorsement of James Hay for Military Preparedness

A Virginia Seventh District statement praises James Hay for his military expertise and leadership on the Hay-Chamberlin bill. It lauds his independence, patriotism, and constructive Army legislation, urging voters to back his course in Congress as a prudent and decisive step toward national preparedness.

Congress United States James Hay Virginia

Memorial Services Set at Fairview Church in Cross Roads

Cross Roads Va June 3 Rev Peter Miller preached at Fairview Church last Sunday morning but heavy rain canceled the afternoon service Memorial services will be held at Fairview Church on Saturday June 10. Mr and Mrs William Sirbaugh spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R C Fletcher. J R Oates visited J B White. A Carpenter and son John Kerns of Capon Bridge visited B H Keller. Clint Wolford of Capon Bridge spent Sunday with L B Barrett.

Cross Roads Peter Miller Fairview Church William Sirbaugh R. C. Fletcher J. R. Oates J. B. White A. ©. Carpenter Capon Bridge B. H. Keller Clint Wolford L. B. Barrett F. P. Kerns John Kerns

To Attend Finns and a Marriage Involving Mrs Eastham

Mrs J C Eastham left yesterday for Harrisonburg Virginia to attend the State Normal School commencement where her friend Miss Louise Leavell will graduate She will also travel to Staunton for the June 10 marriage of Miss Mattie Shreckhise daughter of the Shreckhise family

J. C. Eastham Harrisonburg State Normal School Louise Leavell Vs. Eastham Staunton Mattie Shreckhise Daugh

Public Sale of Lewis Calvert Lot in Winchester Virginia

Public auction in front of the Winchester Court House at 11 o clock a m Saturday June 24 1916 offers the building lot at 616 North Main Street Winchester adjoining C M Gibbons and James Catlett front 2 1/2 feet back 200 feet to be paid one third cash and balance in two annual installments by bonds secured by deed of trust and insurance on buildings.

Corporation Court Scott Colvert Richard Colvert Court House Winchester Virginia Lewis Calvert North Main Street C. M. Gibbons James Catlett Said Street M. M. Lynch Wm. M. Bowen State of Virginia J. B. Beverley City of Winchester

Chamberlains Colic Remedy Proves Handy On Visits

Caldwell Ohio resident BE Archer notes his family has used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and always brings it on extended visits, saving expense and distress.

BE. W. Archer Caldwell Ohio Chamberlain

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