Officers Chosen by Woman's Club in Berryville
Berryville Virginia May 4 The Woman's Club elected officers for the new year at a meeting in the club room Mary Moore president John D V Moore secretary Mrs Frank McCormick corresponding secretary and Miss Annie Perrine treasurer Other notes mention Miss Jane C Moore leaving for Dixondale to assist her sister and Mr and Mrs Perrine traveling to Washington for family events with Mrs Perrine taking a job at the School of National Education in Washington.
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Berryville
Woman’s Club County
John DV
J Joseph
Moore
Frank McCormick
Tredenter
Anniepartments K. Perrine
B. Shackeltorn
Jane CC. Moore
Dixondale
Gloucester County
William SB. Mott
R. E. Perrine
Washington
Liberty Loan
Blackburn Smith
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
Hw. Parlett
Providence Chapel
Scanlon
Madison
Wis
Ference Shepherd
William D. Cabell
Chicago
C. E. Cabell
Norwood
A. Moore
Emily McCormick
Samuel McCormick
Alexandria
Stephens City Honors Star Flag With Bond Victory
Stephens City Virginia reports its star flag raised as the town exceeds the third Liberty Bond goal, raising over eleven thousand dollars and leading Frederick County in the drive. Citizens praise the committeemen and volunteers for meeting government demands and celebrate the town’s achievements.
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Phens City
Oe Ithie Cone
Frederick Countty
Ite
Stephens City
Ite Able Corps
Ita
Local Knitters To Continue Sock Work
Beginning Monday May 6 the Red Cross rooms at Dr Duttons office West Water Street will be open 10 a m to 4 p m. Yarn will arrive soon. Members are asked to knit only socks in the coming weeks. Messages from Mrs Hiunt head of knitting for the Potomac division urge making as many socks as possible to comfort the boys.
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Red Cross
Dr. Dutton
West Water Street
Washington
Services at Welltown for Kemper Moulden Funeral
Funeral of the late Kemper Moulden held at Brucetown at 2 o clock Sunday afternoon. The Rev. O D Lambert will preach at Welltown at 11 a m that day. On
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemper Moulden
Brucetown
O. D. Lambert
Welltown
Offensive across Italy intensifies as fronts clash
The Austro-Hungarian war office reports rising violence along the Italian front from the Quartra Valley to the Adriatic, with indications of a looming offensive. Rome confirms fourteen additional Austro German aircraft shot down on the Italian front.
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R Ame
Cig
Silan
Qiuticaria
Adriatic Sea
Austrian War Office
Vienna
Rome
War Office
Germans Violate Dutch Neutrality Through Scheldt Passage
Amsterdam May 4 The Telegraff reports that Germany violated Dutch neutrality by steering a steamer from Zeebrugge to Antwerp via the Scheldt river mouth which has been closed The vessel was seen passing Flushing indicating incursion into Dutch waters amidst tense neutrality enforcement.
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Star
Amsterdam
Zeebrugge
Antwerp
Scheldt
Telegrafft
Flushing
Eight Stars Put On Church Flag
Stephens City Virginia May 4 The new service flag of the Methodist Episcopal Church South of this place contains eight stars representing eight members of the congregation serving in World War I. Service flag exercises were held last Sunday evening with a patriotic program. The church was packed. The opening prayer was by Rev R H Cline. Addresses by Rev C Sydenstricker on Sacrifice and by Mr Leslie D pea on Christian Democracy. Patriotic songs were sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Methodist Episcopal Church
R. H. Cline
Lutheran Church
Our bo thes cause tee rs are giving themselves to
The fragmentary text presents a garbled exclamation about actions by a group or individuals. It lacks clear names, places, or a defined event to reliably summarize.
Death of Mrs. Marty Fout in Gainesboro Va
Gainesboro Virginia May 4. Mrs Marty Fout of Gainesboro dies after a Christian life and church ties. She is survived by husband C P Fout two sons Harry M and Robert L Fout father James H Meliiwee two brothers William H and C E B McIiwee two sisters Miss Margaret McKwee and Mrs Francis Strother. Funeral at Gainesboro Methodist Church with Rev G D Kiracore officiating burial in Gainesboro Cemetery. A large turnout noted. Mrs Fout a longtime Star subscriber since its first year.
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Gainesboro
Marty ©. Fout
Wiliam H
C. EB. Mctliwee
Margaret McKwee
Francis Strother
Brucetown
William Richard Filmore
Fannie Smithey
Star
Southern Methodist Church
C. D. Lambert
Filmore
Samuel Filmore
Messia
Robert
Elijah
Fanie Porter
Baltimore
Laurel
Charles R
Sympathy Felt For Bereaved Parents
Sympathy is expressed for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lewis after the sudden death of their 15 month old daughter Thelma Lucille Lewis from cholera infantum. The funeral was held at their home with Rev. W H Sampsell and Rev. Geo W Stover officiating. four little girls served as pallbearers at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Ray Lewis
Thelma Lucille Lewis
Thurman Lewis
Mount Hebron
W. H. Sampsell
Geo W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Anna
Kathleen Walters
Katharine Dispanet
Dorothy Shade
Soldier son of Bowly writes from front in France
Mr. George Bowly reports that his son Private Devereux Bowly of Battery E 149th Field Artillery Rainbow Division has been moved to a new sector in France. Enlisted at 19 in Chicago, he was among the first to reach France and may now be with American forces aligned with French troops in Picardy near Amiens.
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George Bowly Haa
Devereux Bowly
One Hundred and Forty-ninth Field Artillery
Rainbow Division
France
Mr. Bowly
Chicago
Toul
Bowly
Picardy
Amiens
Channel
Whitacre News Notes Show Local Visits and Illnesses
Whitacre News Notes records visits among local families and illness recovery. Highlights include W A Scrivener and children visiting relatives, Norman Whitacre returning to Camp Lee, Sunday school organized at Laurel Hill, and Mrs Mary Grove improving after illness.
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Whitacre
W. A. Scrivener
J. W. Brannon
H. I. Bageant
Jas. W. Bageant
Berkeley Springs
Norman Whitacre
Camp Lee
Mary Grove
Laurel Hill
Lemire Pugh
Omps
O. W. Dick
R. L. Whitacre
Messrs. James
Paul Sawyer
Myrtle Scrivener
Madaline Johnson
Nsie Shanholtz
Georgie Dick
Wallie Place
Retha Kimble
G. C. Peacemaker
Lertha Kimble
Charles Pugh
Charles Boxwell
Howard Whitacre
Hollis Braithwaite
B. E. L.whitacre
M. Pugh
Dr. Whitacre
Ollie Largent
Bryanter
Betha Kimble
Edith
Bertha Puffinberger
Georgia Dick
Dee Brannon
Lee N. Whitacre
Cross Junction
Shockeysville
Public Sale of COUNTY REALTY in Virginia
By decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia a public auction will be held at the County House in the City of Winchester on June 1 1918 at 11 o'clock a.m. The parcel to be sold is one and one half acres improved with a house and outbuildings on the Winchester and Front Royal Road near Atmel Post Office. George R. Stump died seized of the property. James F. Reardon Special Commissioner. Bond provided as required by the clerk.
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lVe
B. Cara
Winchester
Navy
Circuit Court of
Frederickty
Virginia
Liam R. Stump
Annasee
O Coun
Eanerginia
Winchester and
Front Rar
Atmel
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Clarke County
Walker M.C. Bond
Italy
Wire
Tee
Goodrich
Silvertown
America
Stacia
Chadrich
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
14Th St
N. W
Washington, D. G
Paroces
Fout
Gainesboro! Church
Smithey
Miss Smithey
ST. Paul’s A. M. E. Church
St. Paul's Church
Oliver Wing
Ryan & Orndoff
Wigginton
S J Wigginton
Whitacre News Notes
Kathryn James
Walter Fletcher
Will Buckwater
Simon Adams
Laura Fletcher
United States
Seth Thomas
Soldier Boys
Denny-Clowe CO. Inc
Bell Phone
Ea N. Main St
Neel Motor Cormpan
Aeeseert
Etar
Jas. P. Reardon
Jas. F. Reardon
Circuit Court
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