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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1916

Page

3

Crowds See Soldiers Leave In Tearful Farewell

Crowds line streets as soldiers depart on a special Baltimore and Ohio train from North Market Street barracks. Mothers, wives, and sweethearts bid farewell as the Friendship Band plays martial tunes and the city bells ring. The cortege travels via Piccadilly to the station and onward through Strasburg and Riverton toward Richmond, amid cheering and tears.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad North Market Street Piccadilly Street Friendship Band Frederick County Strasburg Southern Railroad Norfolk and Western Railway Riverton Shenandoah Valley Richmond

Army Enlistment Surge Outpaces Quotas in 1918 Drive

Reports to Adjutant General McCain show 50 482 men applied at U S Army recruiting stations since February 15 with 11 215 accepted. In the last seven days 5 538 applied and 1 105 were accepted.

Washington Adit McCain United States Army

Markets feature varied prices for hay butter poultry and livestock

The market report lists prices for hay timothy and clover at 24 to 116 per ton, butter at factory and country grades, live poultry with weights and prices, potatoes, corn, and beef and sheep values. It notes regional Virginia prices and notes day prior accuracy.

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Willow Brook Notes Debut Inwood Visits And Illness

Willow Brook Virginia news item notes Walter Hutsier of Inwood visits Hemp family. Harry Rodgers and Clyde Miller stay with grandparents at Inwood. Wilton Trenary in Winchester. Lucile Gardner ill with grandparents. Lula Hemp and Bessie Hemp visit Inwood. Hilda Collins returns home after weeks with May Hutsler. W C Crim made a business call.

Willow Brook Walter Hutsier Inwood E. B. Hemp Masters Harry Rodgers Clyde Miller Wilton Trenary Winchester Lucile E. F. Gardner C. G. Gardner Lula Bessie Hemp Hilda Collins May Hutsler W. C. Crim

Dr Noonan Appointed Army Veterinary Surgeon

Dr Earl Noonan son of John T Noonan of this city has been appointed veterinary surgeon in the U S Army and will report to Fort Sam Houston Texas. He expects to leave home Thursday and will inspect horses for army use along the Mexican border. Appointment arranged through Rep James Hay chair of the Military Affairs Committee.

Earl Noonan John T. Noonan United States Army Fort Sam Houston Texas

Company 10 Seeks Twenty-Two More Recruits for 100 Men

Shortly before leaving Richmond for mobilization, Company T issued orders to recruit and secure 22 additional men. Lieut F S Anderson and Corporal Paul Spillman led the effort with privates to meet new applicants at stores and barracks. The unit now counts 78 men and aims for a full hundred.

Company T Richmond Apt. BR Conrad F. S. Anderson Jean Lieutenant Anderson Paul Spillman Carl Larrick Mtron Lofton Upton Ashley Anderson North Main Street North Market Street Corporal Spillman Stephens City Lieut

Reserve at Martinsburg Mobilizes West Virginia Militia

Capt George L Wever of Company K First West Virginia Regiment received a telegraphic order from Adjutant General Bond to mobilize his unit at once in the Martinsburg barracks and hold in readiness to move on short notice. Many Frederick County Virginia and southern Berkeley County workers from mills are assembling at the armory, signaling a broader call up of the militia.

Martinsburg W. Va George L. Wever West Virginia Regiment Bond West Virginia Iit Frederick County Berkeley County

Trustee's Sale of House and Lot in Winchester Virginia

Public sale of the house and lot at No. 124 W Leicester Street Winchester Virginia to be held June 24 1916 at noon in front of the courthouse. The property descends from the late John W Stevenson and wife by two deeds of trust and is offered by trustee MM Lynch with auctioneer Wim M Bowe. Terms require one third cash and balance in one and two years with interest and insurance as security.

John W. Stevenson City of Winchester Court House Virginia W. Leicester Street Wiliam T. Barr MM. M. Lynch Wim. M. Bowe

Buckey Case Filed In Winchester Clerk's Office 1916

In The Clerk's Office Of The Corporation Court For The City Of Winchester Virginia On The Fifteenth Day Of May 1916 Gussie Hartford Buckey Complainant.

Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Gussie Hlartford Buckey

Public Sale Near Merayan Orchard Land Auction

On the above farm an orchard and young apple orchard are present with about 12 acres of wheat and 12 acres of corn. Two thirds share of corn reserved. Sale Wednesday June 28 1916 at 10 am. Terms one third cash and balance with 6 percent interest secured payable in one and two years. Estate of J. Hy Willis administered by A. J. Willis with A. G. Swanson as auctioneer.

Merayan Wills J. A. & P. Admis J. Hy Willis A. G. Swanson Auc

Mrs Fannie Hull Dies After Illness at Home

Mrs Fannie C Hull longtime resident of Water Street dies at about 10 o clock after a five hour illness. She was a Methodist Church South member and former Brad dock Street Church choir singer. Survived by brother Albert Slagle and niece Miss May Slagle. Funeral Thursday at West Water Street residence with Rev W O Talbert officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Fannie C. Hull Water Street Hite Hull William Willie Slagle South Braddock Street Charles W. Trouck C. S. J. Hull Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Tere Albert F.slagle Chicago Kate Mace May Slagle Wiest Water Street W. O. Talbert L N. Good M. T. Reed Aquilla Jackson M. M. Lynch William Hite William G. Mardy Mount Hebron A.F. Slagle

Baltimore grain markets close report

The Baltimore market at 8 o'clock in the afternoon shows No. 2 red wheat quoted at 1.01 18 per bushel and corn at 1. Sa rents, with prices varying.

Baltimore Amie

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