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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1919

Page

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Lieut Page Addresses Scouts on War Experiences

Winchester officer Lieut W N Page spoke to the First Troop Boy Scouts last night, recounting service from Camp Wadsworth to Coblenz as an occupation officer. He described Brest landing July 12 1918, St Mihiel and Chateau Thierry battles, a near air raid, and the Argonne fight, noting training value and fraternization with the enemy. He joined the troop committee with six others to support scouting and the new building.

W. Nels Aaa Wadsworth S. C Coblenz Germany Army of Occupation Page Brest St. Mihiel ‘Salient Argonne Lieutenant Page Hightieth Division R. T. Barton Three Hundred and Thirteenth Field Artillery W. D. Smith, Jr Eect Harry F. Byrd W. 8. White C. Vernon Eddy B. M. Roszel Robert T. Barton Stewart Bell

Funeral Services For John H. Barnett

The funeral of John H. Barnett retired farmer who died yesterday at his residence 303 South Main will be at 5 PM Sunday at the family home. Rev Charles Adey pastor First Baptist Church will conduct with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers: B. H. Potts M. T. Reed Dr. E. A. Humston George B. E. Hardy C. E. Huntsberry J. B. Beverley.

John H. Barnett South Main Street Charles Adey First Baptist Church Barnett Mount Hebron Cemetery Messrs B. H. Potts M.T. Reed E. A. Humston George BE. Hardy C. E. Huntsberry J. B. Beverley

BEARING ORCHARD FOR SALE IN FAUQUIER COUNTY

43 acre bearing orchard property one mile from Markham Fauquier County includes 23 acres of trees with 700 six to seven year old apples and 700 six to seven year old peaches 300 older peaches two wells and gravity hot and cold water in house and outbuildings eight room bungalow and outbuildings in good repair eight acres woods twelve acres pasture asking price 12000 with possession after first harvest potential yearly crops and barrels noted.

Fauquier County Markham

President Wilson’s Message to Congress Circulated

The message, around 4500 words, will be read to both houses next Tuesday. It focuses on domestic issues with casual notes on international matters. Reports say it also addresses war time prohibition and its impact on industry if enforced July 1. Attorney General Palmer’s opinion on executive power may determine next steps.

the Star Washington Wilson Congress White House Palmer

Flowers and bedding plants at Miller Bros Flower Shop

A variety of bedding plants including Geraniums Cephas Petunias Salvia Ivies Vinca Ferns and Palms just received. Call to see us at The Flower Shop opposite Jack Miller Bros.

Jack Miller Bros

Rosa Ponselle Soprano Voice On Columbia Records

A newly discovered soprano voice attributed to Rosa Ponselle may be heard on Columbia Records at SHAL'S. The brief note highlights an aspiring star and a recording label promoting her vocal talent.

Columbia Records

Mrs Lupton dies in Berryville after long illness

Mrs. Lupton wife of J M Lup ton a well known Clarke county sailor died yesterday at her Berryville home after a long period of failing health. Funeral services will be held at the house at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon and burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery at that place. Rev Dr Joseph Spangler Kieffer pastor of Zion Reformed Church Hagerstown Md died at his home yesterday of general debility. Dr Kieffer had been pastor for more than 51 years and preached regularly up until the time he was taken sick.

Joseph Spangler Kieffer Zion Reformed Church Hagerstown Keiffer Victor Hugo Handley Library Victor Adela Madame Hugo General Hugo Adela Foucher France Billy Shakespeare

Beautiful Ohio by Henry Burr on Columbia Record

A note indicates Beautiful Ohio by Henry Burr is on a Columbia Records release just received at Seal's Music Store.

Henry Burr Columbia Record Ip ‘ Seal’s

Friendship Fire Company to Attend Confederate Memorial Day

The Friendship Fire Company will participate in Confederate memorial ceremonies on June 6 in uniform. Members unable to attend are asked to send their uniforms to the engine house so they can be worn by those without uniforms.

The Friendship. Fire Company

SEAL'S Records Delivers Hundreds of New Numbers

SEAL'S announces hundreds of new records now available for order. Call 359- WW to arrange delivery of the latest numbers for approval.

Seal’s

Veterans Meet in Early Fall in Harrisonburg

Capt. George W. Kurtz commander of General Turner Ashby Camp reports the Grand Camp of United Confederate Veterans of Virginia will hold its annual meeting in September in Harrisonburg. R. M. Colvin chairs the arrangements committee, already planning an entertaining program for the veterans.

George W. Kurtz Turner Ashby Camp C. V Grand Camp of United Confederate Veterans of Virginia Harrisonburg R. M. Colvin

Monster program for new Congress

Republican agenda outlined for the new Congress includes repealing luxury taxes returning railroads to private ownership investigations of Postmaster General Burleson and shipboard programs, larger defense and army cuts, universal military training, prohibition enforcement, tariff protections, veterans benefits, and broad investigations of government departments.

The Star Washington Congress Burleson Railway Administration Shipping Board Repreeentative Kahn California House Military Committee

Seals Music Store Promotes Large Disc Record Stock

New Columbia Disc Records just received. Seals Music Store advertises the largest stock of disc records in Northern Virginia.

Columbia Disc Records Virginia Seal’s

One Hundred Sixteenth Infantry Arrival Delayed to May 20

A telegram to City Manager Thomas J. Trier from Acting Mayor F B Longan says the One Hundred Sixteenth Infantry including Company I Winchester will arrive in Newport News on Tuesday May 20 instead of Thursday May 22. Mayor Longan asks Winchester and Frederick County folks to adjust plans and hopes families greet the troops on their return from France with a rousing hometown welcome. The unit will parade in Richmond next week and likely head to Camp Lee to be mustered out.

Thomas J. Trier F. B. Longan Newport News One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Winchester Logan Frederick County France Richmond Camp Lee

County hospital plan for Berryville seeks Rose Hill site

People discuss founding a county hospital at Berryville to be run by local physicians. Funds would cover buying Rose Hill, the former home of the late Marshall McCormick, noted for its ideal location.

Berryville Rose Hill Marshall McCormick

Marshall sells 30 acres near Summit Point to Grant

James W. Marshall of Summit Point West Virginia sells thirty acres of his farm near Summit Point to Scott Grant of Frederick County who already owns the Colston place adjoining. The tract lies along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Marshall previously paid 125 dollars per acre.

James W. Marshall Summit Point W. Va Scott Grant Frederick County Colston Place Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Marshall

Finest fresh cows and springers sale at Ridgeway

Finest fresh Guernsey and Jersey cows and springers offered by Teets and Speicher at Ridgeway West Virginia on May 20 at 1 p m. Sale advertised as livestock auction with regional farmers attending.

Guernsey Jerseys Teets and Speicher Ridgeway W. Va

Victor Hugo Love Letters and Public Notices Explored

A fragment from a 19th century column reflects on Edith Cavell, rebukes Hobble Skirt fashion, and reviews Victor Hugo love letters to Adela Foucher. It notes presidential endorsement of the Boy Scout movement and ends mid-continued discussion.

Wilson Boy Scout Movement Edith Cavell

NC-4 Reaches Azores In Transatlantic Flight

The Amtrias seaplane NC-4 under Lieut-Com A Co Read arrived at Horta Azores at 1 25 pm after a 1300 mile 15 hour 18 minute crossing from Trepassey N F. Lt Com Read maintained about 90 mph. Lt Com Richard Evelyn Byrd cited for navigation and inventions aiding observation aboard the planes.

Punta Delgado Azores NC-4 Horta Fayal Azores Group New York Trepassey N. F St. Mihiel Lieut.-Com. Read Atlantic

Seals Music Store Offers Pianos at Low Prices

Two good square pianos priced to quick buyers with cash or installment plans. Three slightly used upright pianos from 125 dollars. Piano boxes available at 2.50 dollars.

Ip Seal's Music Store

Trespass Warning At Shen Valley Agril Society Fair Grounds

All persons seen trespassing on the Fair Grounds without permission from officials or John Harmer will be prosecuted. Shen Valley Agril Society. 9 1p 1t 6p 5t.

John Harmer Shen Valley Agril Society

Shawnee Tribe No 2 S O R M Meets for Church

The Shawnee Tribe No 2 S O R M calls all members to assemble at 7 15 government time Sunday evening to attend church in a body. Sachem notes a 16 16 21 boy order.

Piano Tuning and Repair Services Advertised

Piano tuning regulating and repairing services offered by Seal's Music Store contact G. L. Brawner at Bell 359-W for details.

G. L. Brawner Seal’s Music Store Bell

Hail Insurance Ad Promises Low Wheat Coverage

A local insurance ad urges farmers to insure wheat against hail now, touting the lowest rates and promoting Hansbrough and Carter as providers of insurance, loans, and real estate.

Hansbrough & Carter

Centenary Drive to Begin for World Mission Funds

The Methodist churches of America will begin a nationwide drive Sunday to raise 115 million dollars for world wide missionary work. Local churches in Winchester start at 2:30 pm with Market Street and Braddock Street groups each pledging quotas.

Methodist Churches of America Methodism United States Wilson Market Street Cause of Christ Winchester

Market Ordinance Fails of Passage and Next Action

The Common Council in a special session failed to pass the public market ordinance on third reading, calling it lost. Ramsburg reintroduced it, advancing to second reading and slated for final passage at the next meeting. The measure would set market days by the yet to be created market commission.

Common Council Chamber of Commerce Ramsburg Market Commission Henry Grim Cooper Hardy Rosenberger Glaize Jones Ritter Waetjer Knight Hable Ernest Dove Edward Funk Williams West Water Street Messrs. Ramsburg Cooper and

Senior Class Banquet Marks End of School Year

High School seniors hosted a formal banquet at the Side Inn to celebrate the close of exams and the upcoming June commencement. The event honored the entire senior class of 1919 with twenty four inviting faculty members and guests including Nancy Bond. The evening featured dinner and songs echoing the class spirit as members reflected on leadership and future contributions.

Maur M. Lynch Side Inn Nancy Bond Eryone Winchester Aeeeneinek Wheat Mary Lees Acai Aulick, Jr Lyle B Harry Harmer Benner Maurice M. Lynch Ebert Gruder A. Garland Williams Cooper Salome Crisman Mary Ebert Emma Hawkins Helen Ingy Linda Kremer Helen’ McGhery Effa Robinson Gladys Sanford Sue BE. Schinck Elizabeth Shiner A Woore Nina Williams

War spending and demobilization figures revealed

Washington May 17 General March announcing in a weekly press conference disclosed wartime spending totals. He said 21 294 000 000 was for actual expenditures with 14 000 000 000 spent by the army. Demobilization funds and discharge figures were outlined alongside enlistment data.

Washington General March Comiis Regular Army Turses France

Fire department rules and alarm response discussed

The fire committee presented proposed rules and regulations for governing the fire department and response to alarms. Debate suggested that enforcement should be orderly, with decisions to be finalized at the next meeting.

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Big Battles Fie Big Ward & Larrick Attys Jil Rosa’ Ponselle J. M. Lupton DR. Kieffer Beautiful Ohio All Rene Army Navy Secretary Daniels Onze Jefferson Farm Nemo United H. BE. Byrd Atlantic Ocean Lisbon Portugal Tagus River Byrd Richard Evelyn Byrd New York Times R. B. Byrd Ora Bailey Charles P. Bailey United States Naval Service New Foundland Lutheran Chimes Dove Funk Wiltchester High School Wayside Inn Middletown Wire
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