Kaiser Visits Antwerp Inspecting Fortifications and U-Boat Base
The Kaiser and Prince Henry visited Antwerp on Saturday to inspect the rebuilt fortifications and submarine yards. Berlin reports welcome talk of a boycott of American goods in response to U S action, with officials noting encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Gulflight
Amsterdam
Kaiser
Prince Henry of Prussia
Antwerp
Kaise
Luxemburg
Berlin
Prof Henry B Van Deman Apple Expert Dies in Washington
Prof Henry B Van Deman former pomologist with the U S Department of Agriculture died at his home in Washington. He was regarded as the nation’s top authority on apples and was buried in Arlington Cemetery after services led by Rev Dr Joseph T Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Winchester
Henry B. van Deman
Department of Agriculture
United States
Thirteenth Street
Northwest
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Joseph T. Kelly
Fourth Presbyterian Church
van “‘Deman
Virginia
Court orders support for expectant wife Lonas
Romie Lonas was arraigned on non support before Magistrate Krebs. He is ordered to pay his wife 3 dollars weekly and provide 20 dollars for medical care, with a 180 dollar bond. The case stems from a prior serious charge and his marriage to Ethel May Ash, which led to the charges being dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel May Ash Lonas
Romie Lonas
Krebs
Lonas
Ethel May Ash
Corporation Court
Miss Ash
Bishops Open to Union in Methodist Church
The Board of Bishops meeting in Des Moines Iowa May 3 unanimously accepted the overture for unity from the Methodist Episcopal Church South. They direct that the former response be sent to the applying church body and declare earnest support for organic union in due season without setting terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Board of Bishops of the Methodist
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
General Conference
Wilson poised for second term says Columbus senator
In Columbus on May 3 Senator Atlee Pomerene predicted President Wilson will seek a second term and be reelected easily. He tied the forecast to confidence in rapidly returning prosperity and said Washington also expects a renomination and a national sweep for Wilson. The notice ends with an advertisement for buggy purchases via R M Swimley and the Blue Ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Wilson
United States
Atlee Pomerene
Pomerone
Washington
Mutual Farmers' Club Entertained by S. L. Lupton
The Mutual Club of Frederick county met at Hon. S. L. Lupton's home on April 24. Members discussed routine business and mourned the death of fellow clubman J. L. Rees. A committee was formed to draft resolutions of respect, with J. H. Branson S. L. Lupton and G. C. Shepherd named.
Boy Scouts' Farm in Nat Colors Tonight at Empire
Pathe presents a review of the Boy Scouts development in natural colors with fine scenic and animated cartoon reels totaling eight. Shows up at Empire with a two reel Keystone program, 10 cents in, 6th page ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe. Co
Boy Scouts
Empire
Organs-Organs Sells Secondhand Instruments Cheap
Organs-Organs announces a fresh shipment of secondhand organs at very low prices. D. L. Wyndham lists contact at W. Water Street for buyers seeking bargains on used pianos and organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Wyndham
W. Water St
Death strikes again in famous state debt case
Charles Edgar Littlefield former Maine representative and Virginia West Virginia debt commissioner died in a New York hospital after an operation. Born Lebanon Maine June 21, 1st he was a Republican and once Maine attorney general, later Congress member. Survived by wife a son and a daughter. Continuation noted by Major Holmes Conrad fiscal agent for Brown Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edgar Littlefield
Congress
Maine
New York
Mr. Littlefield
Lebanon
Littlefield
Holmes Conrad
Brown Brothers
Roy McCardell Wins $10,000 Photoplay Prize
Roy L McCardell of New Rochelle and Hagestown native wins $10,000 offered by a consortium of daily newspapers and a New York film company for a photoplay serial idea. Judges were unaware of the author’s identity when awarding the prize. McCardell is a humor writer for the World and author of Mr and Mrs Jarr sketches and a book of character studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Roy L. McCardell
Hagerstown
New Rochelle
Mr. McCardell
Mrs. Jarr
Lavender
Knights Templar Knights Headed to Cumberland Conclave
Between 25 and 80 members of Winchester Commandery No. 1 Knights Templar left Winchester this afternoon for Cumberland Maryland to attend the annual Grand Commandery conclave. Eminent Commander W E B Cooper leads the party in uniform for the parade reviewed by Archibald C Willson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Commandery
No. 1
Knights Templar
Winchester
Cumberland
Knights Templar i
Maryland
Antioch Commandery
No. 6
Winchester Templars
W. E B. Cooper
Archibald C. Willson
Winchester Man Risks Life on Lusitania
Will Moffatt of Shenandoah Valley Importing Company sailed from New York on the Lusitania to attend his father John Moffatt's funeral in Manchester England. Despite German submarine warnings he boarded the Cunard liner with other Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Moffatt
Shenandoah
Baker at 17 Court House Plaza Handles Silo-Related Matter
I H Baker located at 17 Court House Plaza oversees a case involving white and yellow ana Torensilage. The brief notice lists location 24-1p-tt and identifies Baker as the contact for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Baker
Court House Plaza
Mammoth
H. H. Baker
Baltimore Men Visit Winchester Over Weekend
Four Baltimore residents J Archer Sellman J F H Maguin H T Uhlenberg and John M Reqnardt traveled to Winchester on Saturday evening for a weekend visit staying at Hotel Jack and spending time with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. Archer Sellman
J. F. H. Maguin
H. T. Uhlenberg
John M. Reqnardt
Baltimore
Winchester
Hotel Jack
Bluemont Berryville and Winchester Transport Schedule
The Bluemont Berryville and Winchester Transportation Co. announces two daily round trips between Winchester and Berryville with deviations for Sundays. Departures from Otel Evans are at 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday both trips go to Bluemont while other weekend trips go only to Berryville. Sunday trips start at 8:00 a.m. and return by 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluemont Berryville and Winchester Transportation Co
Winchester
Serryville
Otel Evans
Bluemont
Berryville
Motoring Family Checks In At Shenandoah Valley Hotel
Mr and Mrs Edward A Schambs and their children from Richwood Ohio were registered for the week at Hotel Evans in the Shenandoah Valley and left this morning to resume their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Schambs
Richwood, O
Shenandoah Valley
Evans
Alex M Baker Brought Home After Injury
Alexander M Baker of Winchester slipped and fell in a Union Station restaurant in Washington injuring his hip. He was treated at Garfield Hospital, then brought to Winchester Memorial Hospital with his wife and relatives assisting. Baker is reported to be recovering and will likely be up and about soon.
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Alexander M. Baker
Winchester
The
Star
Union Station
Washington
Robert Baker
Garfield Hospital
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Baker
New York
Special sale of plenie hams this Saturday and Monday
Local advertisement promotes a special sale of pine ham items priced by the pound with dates Saturday and Monday. Barr Poly Vine name appears as seller or contact.
Funeral of Mrs. Harriett E. Grim
The funeral of the late Mrs. Harriett Elizabeth Grim wife of William E. Grim well known woodworker was held Saturday from the family residence after a lengthy illness. The service was conducted by Rev. W. H. Carter and Rev. T. K. Cromer with pallbearers James Ritter Strother Shull A. Hi. Warner Taylor Ritter Charles Bowman and Jacob Bowman. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery where many mourners placed floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Elizabeth Grim
William E. Grim
Mount Hebron Cemetery
W. H. Carter
First Baptist Church
T. K. Cromer
Centenary
Messrs
James Ritter
Strother Shull
A. Hi. Warener
Taylor Ritter
Charles
Jacob Bowman
Special sale of picnic hams Saturday and Monday
Local ad notes a special sale of picnic hams at lle pound on Saturday and Monday, urging customers to take advantage of the limited time. The rest of the fragment mentions T. M. Barr and Joseph D. Rainsberger’s ongoing illness, plus various city personalities and moves, including Mrs. Virginia Ray leaving for Staunton to live with her brother W. Ray Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Barr
Virginia Ray
Staunton, Va
W. Ray Smith
Negroes Fined In Police Court For Disorderly Conduct
Mack Brooks and Ethel Williams were arraigned before Magistrate Krebs for disorderly conduct. Brooks was fined 6.50 and Williams 4, paid in court. Pete Blyet and St. Clair Beemer with William Ellis faced a similar hearing, sentenced to thirty days on the state roads, suspended on good behavior. Also lists crops and seeds with H. H. Baker at Court House plaza.
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Mack Brooks
Ethel Williams
Krebs
Mack
Ethel
Pete’ Blyet
St. Clair Beemer
William Ellis
Stokes Daughter Madge Pickett Wed to R King Stone
Mr and Mrs Sylvanus Stokes of Washington announce the marriage of their daughter Madge Pickett to Mr R King Stone of Clarke County and Washington. The ceremony takes place Wednesday June 2 at 3 o clock at the Church of the Epiphany followed by a small reception at the Stokes home on Massachusetts Avenue.
Rotary sewing machine promise from R M Swimley
An advertisement proclaims wealth from owning the New Rotary Standard Sewing Machine. It invites readers to see R M Swimley demonstrate the savings and benefits of the device in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M
Automobile Bargain and Passenger Touring Car Offer
Overland Touring Car offered for quick sale at 3875 to a fast buyer. Located in Huntsberry. owner tags the bargain as a ready quick sale chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apt
W. EB
Huntsberry
District Nurse Association Meets at City Hall
The District Nurse Association will hold an important meeting at 3 oclock on Wednesday afternoon May 5 in its room in City Hall. Secretary notes Mr Richard Russell son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Russell of North Sent street employed by the…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Richard Russell
Bruce Russell
North Sent. Street
Local visitors arrive in town from Charlestown and Cumberland
Mr and Mrs Frank Robinson of Charlestown West Virginia arrive this afternoon to visit relatives and friends. Mrs David Hamilton returns home on East Cork Street after staying in Cumberland Maryland for several weeks. Mr and Mrs W T Hottel Mr and Mrs George Lind and Mrs James Smith return today from aunt Taepec Virginia where they were visiting.
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Frank Robinson
Charlestown
W. Va
David Hamilton
East Cork Street
Cumberland, Md
W. T. Hottel
George Lind
James Smith
Taepec
Wanted Young Maid, 14 to 16, Apply to Statoffice
Classified notice seeking a young colored maid aged 14 to 16. Apply at Statoffice using the given address or instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statoffice
Geo Dom Dies In Johnstown Pa
Mrs. Kate Mills of South Main street learned of the death of her nephew George Dom 21 at the home of his parents Henry and Mrs Dom in Johnstown The mother Bettie Henry is the sister of Mrs Mills Ida Mills went to Johnstown for the funeral which was held Sunday George was described as an industrious young man greatly liked by friends and associates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Mills
South Main Street
George Dom
Henry Domi
Johnstown
Bettie Henry
Robert Henry
Henry
Vetty
Mills
Ida Mills
Dom
Fire Chief to Speak at Hose Company Meeting
Fire Warden J. W. Sibert will address South End Hose Company members at 7 45 this evening. The visit highlights the local fire department event and community safety discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sibert
South End Hose Company
Dr R C Randolph Aids After Boyce Freight Wreck
Dr Robert C Randolph of Boyce and other physicians assisted victims after a Norfolk and Western Blue Ridge Dispatch freight wreck near Boyce Virginia. Eighteen cars left the track. one colored man died and five white men were seriously injured. The locomotive train, carrying coal and lumber, sped at about 35 mph without stopping at Boyce.
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Boyce
Blue Ridge
Randolph
Col and Lumber
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Basie
Hagerstown
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Dardanelles
London
Wire To the Star
Bulletin
Galicia
State Department
Gerard
Foreign Office
Cushing
van Dyke
Hague
Rotterdam
War Office
Kum Kale
Daily Mail
Gheyikl
Dove
Ypres
French War Office
Eudosia
Bennington
Aries
Aberdeen
Prof. van Deman
APPLE
Arlington
Methodist Church
Episcopal Church
R. M. Swimley
Rees
the Mutual Club of
Frederick
Nat
Roy M’bardell
New York World
Knights of Temple
Lusitania
Manchester
Eng
Alex. M. Baker
Barr
Poly
W. E. Grim
Joseph D. Rainsberger
South Market Street
Dabney C. Harrison
Philip E. M. “Walker
Clarke Poet Peers
Automobile Bargain
Geo
Johnstown, Pa
R. C. Randolph
Basic, Va
Buckles
Scone
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