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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1917

Page

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Antiwar Drive Aims to Build Public Support for War Effort

Washington officials push to counter Western pacifist sentiment by stressing real US grievances against Germany and the need to mobilize manpower and finance. The crackdown on socialist delegates to a Stockholm conference is tied to fears of German-backed plans that could misrepresent the United States abroad.

United States Germany Red Cross Stockholm Sweden State Department

Prices Paid Today in Baltimore Grain Market

At the Baltimore wholesale market close a spot wheat price of 2.99 and corn 1.76 were quoted. Local dealers posted 2.70 for wheat after the market close this afternoon.

Baltimore

Elks Admit Many New Members At Winchester Lodge

Winchester Lodge Number 867 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks initiated a large group of new members, including prominent local citizens. A banquet followed in the lodge reception rooms at Market and Water Streets, with another waiting list still to be enrolled.

Winchester Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Market Water Streets

Vinegar Plant Damaged by Fire in North Winchester

A fire at the Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Company plant in North Winchester caused about 5000 dollars in damage. Investigators believe the incendiary blaze started outside the press room and the building will be rebuilt at once. The fire department arrived late due to location misunderstandings and a water shortage. Insurance through H. R. Bryarly and Brother covered the loss.

Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Company Winchester H. R. Bryarly Lew Jackson En Parc Four

Russell Shevlin Russell nuptials set for June 14 in New York

Mrs Elizabeth Shirley Shevlin of Minneapolis and New York to marry Marshall H Russell, son of James B Russell of Winchester, in a quiet Ritz Carlton ceremony at noon on June 14. Attendants include James B Russell and Harry K Russell. Shevlin widow of Yale star Thomas Shevlin, a lumber magnate with a $1,000,000 life insurance.

Elizabeth Shirley Shevlin Minneapolis New York Marshall H. Russell James B. Russell Winchester Harry K. Russell Ritz-Carlton Russell Shevlin Thomas Shevlin Yale Minnesota Idaho Kentucky Louisville Swagar Shevley Palm Beach Florida

Winchester Circuit Preaching Schedule May 27

The Winchester Circuit lists Sunday services at Round Hill 11 a.m. Paxton Chapel 2:30 p.m. and Lamps Memorial 8 p.m. Sacrament will be administered at Round Hill and Paxton Chapel. A series of meetings will follow next week at Paxton. E. W. Brubaker, Pastor.

Round Hill Paxton Chapel Paxton E. W. Brubaker

Pretty Whitacre Bride Weds in Virginia Farm Home

In Whitacre Virginia on May 17 Miss Mayme Elizabeth Whitacre wed Oscar Hollis Braithwaite at the home of Mr and Mrs R E L Whitacre. Rev C V Van Der Linden officiated. The couple will live on the Braithwaite farm at Cross Junction. Guests included local families and friends.

Miss Mayme Whitacre Mr. Braithwaite Whitacre Co. V. van der Linden R. E. L. Whitacre Dayton Cross Junction O. D. Braithwaite Lemuel Pugh Henry Haines Ellis Haines Beth Lula Ruth Dearie Whitacre Naomi Brannon Stella Braithwaite Kate Evans van der Linden Elmer Whitacre C. B. Boxwell

Militia Recruitment Stagnant in Winchester Region

Company I of Winchester reports far below maximum war strength and efforts to enlist young men have yielded little. Officials plan steps to draft them after July 25 as interest remains low statewide.

Winchester Virginia Henry C. Stuart Second Virginia Infantry

Fort Loudoun Finals Calendar for May Events

A schedule of events at Empire and local venues from May 26 to May 29 including recitals, a field day, church services, a baccalaureate, a Latin play, a Farmerette recital, a Sleeping Beauty performance, and the final opera The Wild Rose. Admission is 10 cents at Empire except Saturday morning free courtesy of Mr. Trenry. Citizens' Band benefit. All invited.

Empire Presbyterian Church W. S. White W. J. Webster Sleeping Beauty Rose Trenry

New High Record For United States Steel Stock

United States Steel common hit a new high of 180.00 dollars per share in heavy trading after noon in New York. About 6 thousand shares traded at 130 dollars and more than 130 thousand shares moved in the first hour, surpassing last November’s peak by a quarter point.

New York United States Steel Common

Heavier Fighting on Italian Front Across Julian Alps

Rome dispatches report heavier fighting along the Julian front from the mountains to the Adriatic as Italian forces attack Austro Hungarian positions on the river front. In Trentino, Italian gains from Saturday night face a severe bombardment by Austrian guns.

Rome Julian Adriatic Udine Trentino de Aps

Recruit Lieut Anderson to Visit Winchester for Volunteers

Lieut Fred S Anderson of Company I Second Virginia Regiment arrives in Winchester to recruit locally as Virginia military leaders fear low enlistment. He will be at North Main Street after tomorrow to discuss service, with the draft looming after July 25.

Fred. S. Anderson Second Virginia Regiment Riverton Winchester Anderson North Main Street Robert Y. Conrad Seventh Congressional District Paul Spillman Winchester Company W. W. Sale Yeterday

Germany at turning point amid war uncertainty

Copenhagen dispatch quotes Cologne Gazette on Germany's future as a first class world power. It questions whether Germany can continue the war. A lost item notice offers a liberal reward for a black onyx bar pin.

the Star London Germany Copenhagen Morning Post Cologne The Gazette German Empire Star Office

Winchester to Host Fourth of July and Cumberland Valley Meet

Winchester firemen plan a double Independence Day event by inviting the Cumberland Valley men's Association to hold its annual convention in Winchester on July 4. Charlestown withdrew due to war and cost of living, prompting Winchester to organize plans with Martinsburg and Hagerstown delegations expected. Citizens will be asked for contributions as preparations proceed.

Winchester Cumberland Valleymen's Association Charlestown West Virginia Hagerstown Martinsburg

Miss Kremer Announces Butterick Patterns Line

Miss Kremer announces a full Butterick Patterns line and the Delineator journal. The notice highlights new patterns and fashion guidance for readers seeking sewing projects.

Liberty Club promotes Liberty Loan bonds through weekly payments

Shenandoah Valley National Bank announces a Liberty Club to aid subscribers in purchasing Liberty Loan bonds. Members may obtain a $50 bond for $1 weekly over 50 weeks or a $100 bond for $2 weekly over 50 weeks, with delivery on completion. Club opens Saturday night May 26 from 7 to 9.

Shenandoah Valley National

Germany Renewed Air Raids On East Coast

London reports German air raid on the east coast of Long Island after a lull. Five attacking ships dropped bombs mainly on rural areas. One Norfolk village man was killed. Weather hampered observation and fighter crews. The raid caused minor damage despite no munitions use.

London Long Land Hil Norfolk

Hensell & Bakers Aids Event at Brucetown Va

An invitation to a social day at Brucetown Virginia on Saturday May 26 at S B Purcell's piano and bogey opening. The message urges attendees to bring lunch and enjoy a day and night event with nature themed promotions.

S. B Purcell Brucetown

Misa Noon Weds David Breneman in Baltimore

Announcement from Winchester lists the marriage of Misa Sibert Noon of Staunton Virginia to David E K Breneman of Chicago. The ceremony occurred Monday in Baltimore. The bride, a Virginia educator and Baldwin Seminary alumna, has led high schools in Virginia and North Carolina. The groom, son of the late Daniel Breneman of Broadway Virginia, is involved in roofing manufacturing in Chicago. They honeymoon in New York Albany Niagara Falls and Atlantic City and will reside in Chicago after June 1.

Winchester Misa Sibert B. Noon John A. Noon Staunton Mary Sibert David EK. Breneman Chicago Baltimore Mery Baldwin Seminary Harrisonburg State Normal School Virginia North Carolina Daniel Breneman Broadway

Maurice Castleman to Resume Bluemont Berryville Coach Service

Maurice F. Castlem an will resume management of Bluemont Berryville and Winchester Transportation Co Automobile service with a new 151 passenger car at old low rates. Routes include Bluemont to Berryville 7 cents and Berryville to Winchester 1.10. light freight and baggage accepted. Schedules and Washington connections via Washington and Old Dominion Railway Co available through the manager.

Maurice 1. Castleman Bluemont, Berryvile and Winchester ‘Transportation Company Bluemont Berryville Binemont Winchester Washington Washington and Old Dominion Railway Co Maurice F. Castlieman

Postoffice Men Buy Liberty Bonds

Winchester postoffice staff from the postmaster J. W. Liberton down to the letter carrier and janitors have subscribed to the liberty loan totaling two thousand dollars. The postmaster invites inquiries at the post offices for information about the subscriptions. Seed corn and farm seeds advertised by H. H. Baker at 46 East Piccadilly St.

Winchester Postoffice J. W. Liberton Maine H. H. Baker's East Piccadilly St

American Destroyers Win British Credit for Submarine Work

American destroyers in the submarine zone earn praise from a U S navy official for reducing U boat threats last week. Publication of destroyer totals was refused, but Britain and the allied press acknowledge their contribution in ongoing anti submarine operations.

Washington North Sea United States Lotston

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