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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
2
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Norfolk and Western timetable shows trains to Bristol Roanoke Bluefield Norton and Shenandoah with Pullman cars to Bristol and Bluefield. Special service to Shenandoah Roanoke Shen endoah and Memphis runs southbound No 27 546 pm and No 27 839 am to Hagerstown.
By virtue of a 1919 Winchester ordinance the commissioners will auction, for cash, a brick building on West Water Street in Winchester formerly occupied by Rouss Hook and Ladder Co. The sale is set for June 28, 1919 at 10 am in front of the County Court House, with a report to the Common Council on July 4 and possible deed in fee simple if a price deemed adequate.
Medical listing shows Dr Fahrney based in Hagerstown Maryland focusing on chronic diseases with notes on anemia appendicitis and arteriosclerosis. The fragment indicates a patient care specialty and geographic location. An unclear continuation may reference conditions or treatments.
The 1918 settlement of A. M. Baker treasurer of the Handley Fund shows Library fund receipts of 47,788.12 with disbursements at 46,999.99 including a 25,000 loan to Winchester. School fund receipts 211,702.98 with disbursements 111,764.70. investments of 1,611,620 in the school fund and 144,740.92 in the library fund.
At the Protestant Episcopal Church in Ireland annual synod in Dublin the question of woman suffrage in church government was debated and voted against. The move, led by the bishop of Ossory and Judge Wakely, faced strong opposition from Archbishop Bernard and many laymen.
Wheat harvest starts with D. N. Grover cutting first on Monday amid talk of a bumper crop in Reliance Virginia. The Y P C ER social set plans a June 21 gathering at 8 p m in the school auditorium. Mr and Mrs D N Grover hosted friends in honor of their guests recently returning from France after twelve months abroad.
Mr. E. Dean Colston formerly of this city now of Summit Point West Virginia visited yesterday. He was discharged from Camp Lee Virginia after serving overseas with the 318th Artillery. He fought at Chateau Thierry the Argonne Forest and the final drive before the armistice. Private Colston joined the army with the circuit clerk's office staff at Frederick county and has many friends glad to see him home.
Bloom notes report A L White critically ill as of June 18. Laura Clowser returns from Winchester after a long visit. Paul and Guy Glynn lose a mule that fatally jumped a wired fence at T S Cooper’s. Mae Crabill, graduate of Middletown High, departs for a professional course at Harrisonburg State Normal. Preston White of Florida returns home due to his father’s illness.
A Winchester public market plan launches next Saturday at 6 am near City Hall to pair local sellers with buyers for farm produce. Officials acknowledge initial shortages or gluts, but expect the supply demand cycle to balance and reduce reliance on outside markets over time.
Wholesale price quotes and market corrections appear for items like timothy hay butter eggs and corn. The document also includes financial statements of Frederick Circuit Services with capital stock, profits, deposits, and cashier attestations dated May 19 1919 in Winchester Virginia.
Bankrupt sale ordered by the District Court of the Western District of Virginia in the Clinton BE Chrismore case. Trustee Warren Rice will sell at 11 a.m. June 18 1919 at 445 N Market Street Winchester Va. the furniture timber and supplies including lambers shingles lath sash doors blinds mouldings cement lime sulphur paint oil turpentine office desk iron safe and chairs. Cash terms.
Real estate ad lists farms from 100 to 310 acres with orchards running water and timber. Prices range from 65 to 150 per acre with multiple farms on macadam roads near Winchester and various suburban homes and grazing tracts available.
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