American Aviator Brings Efwo In One Minute
A captain arrives at base swiftly as an aviator completes efwo maneuver within a minute. Officials report rapid completion of the assigned task showcasing skill and timing.
18 May 1918
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1918
Page
1
A captain arrives at base swiftly as an aviator completes efwo maneuver within a minute. Officials report rapid completion of the assigned task showcasing skill and timing.
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In Berryville Virginia a memorial service for the late Hon Marshall McCormick criminal and corporation lawyer drew many friends from Clarke Frederick and nearby counties. The simple service at Rose Hill featured rector Rev Malcolm S Taylor, with pallbearers including McCormick family and naval academy officials. Stores nationwide closed in respect as the community mourned at his grave in the churchyard.
A Red Cross Chapter yard party will be held at Branson's School House on May 25. The event urges liberal patronage to speed aid for the boys overseas and calls for community support.
The First Baptist Church announces preaching tomorrow at 11 o clock in the morning and invites all to attend.
Mrs Kate Giles of Winchester presents a scenario on the Yellow Peril That Was White and extols mothers as the true sacrifice bearers for soldiers. She cites a mountain court trial where a mother swore her own guilt to save her son, illustrating maternal devotion amid wartime strain.
Ensign F A Stone of Norfolk Virginia a US naval reserve member survived after clinging to a stranded pontoon for 80 hours with no food or drink. He and Sub-Lieut Moore of the British Royal Naval Air Service were rescued by a British trawler crew after their plane collapsed in the English Channel.
The War Department issue lists 39 names with statuses including 3 killed in action 3 died of wounds 4 died of disease 5 wounded severely 9 wounded slightly 2 missing. Major Alexander Rasmussen of Sherwood Oregon is named among those killed in action and First Lieutenant Abram Gordon of Newark New Jersey is reported as a prisoner of war.
In response to government call the bank presents a detailed statement as of May 10. The Commercial and Savings Bank has grown over two years and shows total net resources of 515 239.22 dollars. The institution has supported Liberty Loan Bonds with its customers oversubscribing the third loan by about 50 percent.
An exhibition of pictures secured by the Woman's Civic League will be shown in Handley Library lecture hall Monday at 8 20 p.m. The images illustrate city development and beautification across the country and are meant to inspire public cooperation for Winchester's benefit. Mrs. Lewis Hyde, president, Civic League.
Mrs. Gillie Evans Sheets wife of B Blair Sheets dies of a cerebral hemorrhage at her home on Northe Main Street around 10 PM. Present were Dr P W Boyd and Mrs Whitney and Miss Sheets. Husband was away on business and could not be reached.
Belgian government at Havre reports German airmen bombed hospitals near Calais on Thursday. Official communique says ten people killed and twenty wounded.
Aetna Chemical Company plant at Oakdale near Pittsburgh was wrecked by a large explosion. Doctors and ambulances rushed workers to hospitals as injuries and possible fatalities were reported. The plant, a major facility in the Pittsburgh district, was operating on wartime production duty when the blast occurred.
Mix Harry K. Ebersole has returned to Harrisburg Pennsylvania after visiting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs A J Ebersole at No 44 South Market Street Mrs John G Walker arrived from Washington and has taken apartments at Hotel Evans Also advertised 100 Aspirin Tablets priced at 59 cents from Asco Drug Store 16 3p 3t
The Virginia Department of Agriculture and Immigration urges action as farmers in Augusta and surrounding counties face acute labor shortages. Farmers write to Commissioner Koiner seeking relief while pledging support for the war, noting scarce apple barrels and the need to harvest corn and other crops despite limited help.
Amsterdam May 13 The Bucharest interview quoted Count von Hertling the German chancellor saying he is optimistic peace will come within thirty years. He asserts Germany seeks only a place in the sun and denies aggression, citing improved relations with Hungary as proof of a pro pagamist stance.
Fragmentary 1918 era text mentions medical operations in New York and Memorial Hospital, a Norfolk counselor, and a Winchester First Ward candidate slate. It lists names such as Henry H. Little, Henry Chapman Little, Dr W P McGuire, C Stuart, W Bord, and signatories H B McCormac and M N O Rosenberger with June election reference.
The insurrection in Ukrania grows with mounting clashes between Austro German forces and insurgents in cities and towns. Reports from Geneva dated May 18 describe bloody battles and rising tensions across the region.
The church will observe Mother's Day tomorrow evening with a special sermon by Pastor Rev. G. Oliver Whig at 8 30 p m. A special service in honor of mothers is planned with other services to follow as announced.
A farm totaling 139 acres with 28 acres of bearing apple orchard 20 acres of thinner good tillage and barn sits six miles from Winchester near the turnpike. Price set at four thousand dollars. M. M. Lynch attorney.
An infant of three weeks and three days died in Whitacre Virginia. The funeral was held Friday morning at West Ley Chapel, with services for the child and its parents Mr. and Mrs. Parl Dick. A notice also advertises for a reliable boy to serve as a collector at the Star office.
We recall our mother who left us eleven years ago tomorrow July 19 1907 Her loving daughters Anna Portia Bertha and Olive honor her memory with affection and sorrow.
Buy cow peas and soy beans now pay after you see what you buy Winchester Seed Co H H Baker sale Sat Wed 1p 1f Get White Shoe Polish at Asco Drug Store For sale 20 shares of Union Bank stock Herman Hable ip tf
Brick, Studebaker and Chevrolet touring car advertised for sale in good condition. Listed by H. W. Ebert.
Polish troops recruited in the United States arrive in France ready for combat as major infantry engagements near Picardy and Flanders continue. British air and artillery actions intensify with German exchanges and reports tally aircraft losses and bombings in the sector.
Notice announces an Epworth League program featuring Henry Baker as speaker. Everyone is invited to attend this unusually attractive event.
Local Food Administrators in Winchester and Frederick County issue urgent guidance on sugar requirements for this season. Officials urge cannery operators to submit needs immediately to ensure operations proceed.
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