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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
4
The piece reports William Jennings Bryan’s resignation as Secretary of State over his stance on German diplomacy. It notes his appeal to German Americans urging peace and contrasting his resignation with the President’s note to Germany. It reflects on public opinion and credibility questions regarding his positions.
A sweeping view of the French, American, and British constitutional reforms from 1688 to 1916. It traces the rise of democratic ideals, the impact of the French Revolution, German unification, and the ongoing clash between autocratic and democratic principles in Europe. Mr. Harry M. Sartelle returns from a west-to-midwest trip with family visiting relatives in Redkey Indiana.
Winchester Common Council mourns death of J Edward Correll praising his fair firm service on the Sewerage Commission and tax duties. Resolutions express sorrow to widow Mrs J E Correll and order publication and attendance at the funeral.
Walt Mason warns that a single fly’s escape leads to a million more and endless swarms. He urges relentless action from dawn to dusk, promising encouragement through verses while condemning stalled efforts.
Upperville June 16 17 Culpeper July 5 6 Charlottesville July 14 15 Orange July 21 22 Manassas July 28 29 Front Royal Chugust 4 5 Berryville August 10 11 12 Charlestown August 18 19 Warrenton August 25 26.
Mrs A L Withers and two children visit Clare Lake Iowa. Preston Biller family visit Ohio. Mrs J S Michner of Philadelphia visits parents Hansicker. Mrs Emma Roger of Gaithersburg Md visits Ramey family near Aldridge. Ted Biller injured by cowflies Friday and recovering. Mrs J H Heavener and kin visit near Bl Es Va. Mrs Stover Sulfigert of Florida addressed local ladies at Dr A P Thomson’s residence. Eloquence captivated the fair sex. Rainy yard hindered events. Mrs Ramey’s wail described.
The Rippon Junior Base Ball team lost to Summit Point 27 to 5 last Saturday. On Monday a southbound train at 11 40 a m struck a fine cow owned by Mr H T Miley.
Austro German forces report capture of Mosciska in Galicia 37 miles west of Lemberg. French war office says German counter attacks north of Arras repulsed with French gains holding north of Neuville. London official says Turkish offensive on Gallipoli weakened. Duranger and Argyle sunk by submarines. Agamemnon sinking rumor denied. French airmen bomb Karlsruhe with casualties reported.
Miss Kathleen Flowers visits grandparents Mr and Mrs B F DeHaven while Mrs A R Rinker visits relatives in Pennsylvania and Mrs J M Darlington stays at Highview this week Ethel Adams visits relatives in Winchester and many attend the service survey notes a large attendance.
Miss Mollie McQuaide died in West Virginia where she taught at a rural school for a time. Her funeral was held at St. Joseph's Church by Rev. W. A. McKeefry. She was about 70, stricken with paralysis, a former Harrisonburg resident who taught school in Winchester and nearby areas.
The summer session of Harrisonburg normal school opened with about 500 students enrolled, a figure expected to rise by tomorrow. Prof. Julian A. Burruss serves as president while Prof. N. D. Cool of Winchester returns as mathematics instructor.
Mr. John Morrison of Stephenson, hospitalized at Memorial Hospital after an appendicitis operation last week, is making progress toward recovery and expects to return home soon. He is a patient of Dr A C Swimley.
Special commissioners will offer for sale at public auction in front of the Frederick Court House on Tuesday June 15 1915 at 11 a.m. the real estate described in the decree in the circuit court of Frederick in the case M P Mbert vs A G Rutherford et al and Huffman et al. The sale is conducted under a court ordered decree and the bidding will determine the transfer of property.
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