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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
4
The president’s remarks on the American flag echo a national sentiment that the flag is born from the country’s lived history. The wars fought under the banner are tied to enduring principles and the people’s demand for representation and liberty. Washington Post.
A 1915 Winchester local page mixes essays on taste by Dr. Frank Crane with civic notes. It highlights the Clean Up Day campaign, praising eighty nine loads of refuse moved, thanks to officials, Boy Scouts, and merchants. Local social notes list visits, school, and church events across Brucetown and neighboring areas.
In this verse Walt Mason contemplates June weddings and brides as he contrasts the ideal of a perfect June bride with the changing seasons. The poem celebrates June as a time of bloom and happiness while acknowledging time's passing and the enduring spirit of the bride.
Mrs. Upton Dorsey of Winchester visits Mrs. W. W. Tanquary as Grobeft travels to Harri gonburg Virginia for the summer normal.
Continuation lists promote pupils by grades with names such as Eugene Aulick Lanier Gray and Rosa Ashley. The column also notes residents visiting relatives in Front Royal Winchester and local social visits including Miss Ida May Dinges and Rev J H Haley attending events in nearby towns.
Mrs. Florence Elise of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains and recommends it in the highest terms The advertisement claims prompt relief for rheumatic pains and says it is obtainable everywhere
Miss Hannah Walters Georgia Funkhouser and Stella Johnston spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ernest Willey at Bromewick MO Miss Florence Kremer of Winchester is spending a few days here Mr Neal Senseney of Illinois is visiting his sister Mrs Jennie Wilkinson G C Clark spent Wednesday here in town
Children’s Day services at Paynes Chapel in Ridgeway West Virginia drew a good crowd despite bad weather. Superintendent G A Whitmore gave a notable address and the program featured songs recitations and duets by local children and pupils including Dolly Smallwood Mamie Johnson Nellie Smallwood Helen Cooper Myrtle Johnson and Mabel Owens.
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