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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1917

Page

2

Public Auction Sale of Farm Plants and Livestock

Public sale to discontinue farm conducts 10 a m on Thursday March 8 1917 at the farm 1 5 miles southwest of J flle Way. 19 horses and colts 6 cattle 7 brood sows and hogs with a Hampshire boar plus 35 shoats. Implements and harness include binder mower rake corn planter plows harrows wagons and driving gear. Auctioneers F. Hamey T. J. West with J. L. Jones and clerks Geo H. Levi and All Hucksters Welcome.

J Flle Hampshire Osborne Fish Brothers William Byrd Farm Berryville Millwood Hereford Durham

Universal training debated at soldiers' banquet

A banquet discussed months of border study and universal military training. Dr. Roszel, Shenandoah Valley Academy principal and reserve major, urged Congress to pass universal training. Captain Conrad praised his men while stressing reforms and the need for compulsory service to defend the nation.

Roszel Mfeong Shenandoah Valley Academy United States Army Congress Conrad

Pope's Diapepsin Turns Sour Food to Gain

Advertises Diapepsin as a swift harmless antacid to neutralize stomach acid after souring of meals. Claims quick relief from dyspepsia gassiness belching and indigestion. Promotes a fifty cent large case at drug stores and asserts digestion improves when acid is neutralized.

Pape

Funeral attendance despite inclement day noted

The pallbearers listed include William Mumaw, T. A. Steele, Henry Grim, J. J. Cave, Albert Lawson and Journal-Orndorfff. The funeral was large ly attended despite the very inclement day.

William Mumaw T. A. Steele Henry Grim J. J. Cave Albert Lawson Journal -Orndorfff

Rohrer and Henshaw Families Return From Visits

Bunker Hill notes Mr and Mrs Edgar Rohrer and Mrs J William Carter have returned to Hagerstown Maryland after visiting Mrs A C Olen. Mr and Mrs Edwin Henshaw departed for Washington to visit relatives during the inauguration. Misses Anna Mary Henshay and Amelia McKown returned from a month with their uncle Creighton Campbell in Roanoke.

Bunker Hill W. Va Edgar Rohrer J.william Carter A. C. Olen Hagerstown Edwin Henshaw Washington Anna Mary Henshay Amelia McKown Mr. Creighton Campbell Roanoke

Refuge news notes from Refuge noting local visits and deaths

Refuge Virginia March 5 Mrs Sallie Symons died at her Berryville home and funeral services were held at Ridings Chapel with Rev Colllis officiating. Mrs Sallie Grover of Reliance left Camden to tend ill mother Mrs Sarah White who died last week. Mr Ray Cougill visited Winchester and Mr Widmyer Steele cut wood for farmers. Mrs Martha Bowman visiting H L Suddith near Stephens City.

Refuge Sadie Grover Reliance Lee Little Camden S C Sarah White Widmyer Steele Martha Bowman H. L. Suddith Stephens City Sallie Symons Berryville Ridings Chapel Collis

Winchester honors Company I with postwar dinner

A dinner for officers and men of Company I was hosted by local citizens and the Winchester Common Council under City Manager Field. Rev W D Smith gave a hearty toast, Rev Dr J H Lacy offered blessing, and Pat Stephenson led the company in singing Carry Me Back To Ole Virginny as the guests praised their safe return.

W. D. Smith J. H. Lacy Company I Winchester Field Pat Stephenson Ole Virginny

Mrs. Sarah White Laid To Rest In Refuge

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah White widow of Samuel T. White were held at Ridings Chapel led by Rev. J. R. Collis. She died at her son J. E. White’s home after a brief illness with age and a fall noted. Survived by four daughters six children twenty five grandchildren and five great grandchildren with one sister. She was a longtime United Brethren member and chose the hymns for the service.

Refuge Sarah White Samuel T. White J. E. White J. R. Collis Ridings Chapel Cyrus Ebersole John Wallis Boyce Sadie Grover Reliance C. E. Cougill Stephens City William White Lizzie Ewing White Colits

Three City HOUSES and LOTS For Sale

Public auction in Winchester Va. will sell three valuable city lots and houses from the Barrett estate. Nos. 1 2 and 3 front Loudoun and Kent streets with brick and frame residences. One-third cash at sale with two promissory bonds for balance. Special Commissioner J Hunter Williams.

Corporation Court of the City of Winchester David R. Barrett Albert Barrett County Court House Lucy Barrett Loudoun Street Baptist Church Hunter Grimes William Hollis Kent Street J. Hunter Williams R. Gray Williams Attoney. I J. B. Beverley Corporation Court Igo. Clk

Little Bodyguard for Croup Fears Noted by Mother

Two boys receive a protective item described as a Little Bodyguard to guard against sudden croup and cold troubles. The mother, Mrs. C. C. Evinger of Terre Haute Indiana, provides the note or endorsement for the device.

C. C. Evinger N. 6Th St Terre Haute, Ind

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