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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1918

Page

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Wilson backs new revenue bill for urgent government funding

Secretary McAdoo won White House support for an urgent tax measure to fund the government. President Wilson plans to address Congress at a joint session to urge immediate action and deter delay that could affect next Liberty loan. Business interests favor swift passage to pay government expenses while seeking time to adjust.

The Star Washington Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Congress Wilson Senate House

Harry Grim Enlists in Navy as Yeoman

Harry Grim son of Capt and Mrs Hunter B Grim of South Main street has enlisted in the United States Navy as a yeoman. He awaits orders to report at Norfolk Virginia for training after prior clerical work at the government remount station in Front Royal and later government work in Washington. He volunteered for naval service while in New York.

Harry Grim Hunter B. Grim South Main Street United States Navy Norfolk Grim Front Royal Washington Naval New York

Royalty 9s From Hans Escapes German Guards

A fragment reports former Grand Duke Nicholeo and other imperial family members escaping German guards, according to Volke Zeitung received today.

Bassbel Ormer Nicholeo Aperial Accordi Joclnischad Volke Zeitung

Water and Sewer Payment Notice for June 1 1918

Water and sewer paid by June 1 1918 to be added and pipe laid. Please give this person notice to pay. T. BARR, City Pay Director. Mrs. William Merritt visiting her mother, Mr. C. Oldham in the city, with her husband Pay Director N. stationed at Charleston plant.

Wm. T. Barr Cit William Merritt C. Oldham Ciarlestoz

Boys 10 Camp Departure Sends 54 to Camp Today

Winchester and Frederick county honor 54 young men leaving for camp with speeches music and prayers at the courthouse. Prosecution attorney T R Cather led brief remarks with others including M M Lynch Leslie R Kline and Rev C D Lathbert. The Citizens Band played as the group boarded at 1 40 pm for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and is due to reach camp tonight.

Mausac M. M. Lynch Leslie R. Kline Weller Bond T. R. Cather Frederick County Himsell Ted Iby Hugh Dufffey C. D. ‘Lathbert Citizens Band Countihouse Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Charles Franklin Agibrose

Kremer To Train As Flyer At Dallas for Aviation Commission

Carl P Kremer a Staunton Military Academy instructor visits Staunton parents Mr and Mrs C P Kremer before heading to Dallas Texas to train for a commission in the aviation service He enlisted last January but has been detailed at the Staunton Academy Mrs Thomas Jones left for Anderson Ind after visiting Franck Baker and his parents on West Piccadilly Street

Carl P. Kremer Staunton Military Academy Staunton C. P. Kremer Dallas Texas Avia Kremer Staunton Academy Thomas Jones Anderson Ind Tend Mire Franck Baker West Piccadilly Street

Germans Renew Big Offensive on Western Front

London reports a renewed German grand offensive on the western front with dawn attacks across a broad front between Rheims and Soissons and in Locre and Meur montre. Paris notes heavy fighting north of the Aisne and Rheims, while military officials monitor developments in Italy.

Ondon Arras Aisme River Rheims Lacre Bapaume Italy Fiest Austria-Hun Gary Pnce London British War Office Soissons Locre Meuer Paris Aisne River Forelign French ‘War Office Apremont Worware Forest Washington

Winchester boys depart for Virginia army prep

Alfred S Henkel writes from the University of Virginia that the Winchester group, 219 men in company A B and Co, arrived at 8 15 in a fine ship and that four became officers. He is a corporal in the First squad and reports no homesickness and good lectures daily.

Alfred S. Henkel Winchester University of Virginia Army Miler O'Rear Eugene B. Cooper W. Wayne Cooper A. S. Henkel Carp

Pure Manufactured Ice Wagon Delivers Sanitary Goods

The Winchester Cold Storage wagon operates on our streets delivering sanitary ice to patrons who order daily by calling the provided phone numbers. Mrs E Verginta Smith is spending.

Winchester E. Verginta Smith

What Savings Stamps Will Do

One five dollar war savings stamp buys fractions of medical supplies and relief for soldiers. It covers bandages for fifty five wounds and first aid needs for multiple injuries, offering plaster, gauze, and pain relief to support wounded soldiers.

Rummage Sale for District Nurse Association

A rummage sale in the Bell building on June 6 supports the District Nurse Association. Bring clothing and furniture to Mrs H. D. Fuller or the Bell building on June 6. Proceeds aid tubercular patients and others in community health efforts.

Bell Building District Nurse Association H. D. Fuller Bell

Songs of the Red Cross Work Me Surgical Dressings

A sobering poem by Amelia Josephine Burr invoking the Red Cross sewing of surgical dressings. It laments slow wartime efforts and calls for swift, selfless service to protect the nation and its people through blood stained, unseen labor.

Songs OF the Red Cross

Paris Bombardment Rises As Daybreak Shelling Recommences

Paris reports renewed long range artillery fire starting at 6 25 this morning. The item list notes tires for sale in various sizes and prices from 6 to 20 dollars. Name H W EBRDRT appears in the fragment.

Paris H.W. Ebrdrt

Claude Ryan Returns Safe From France Navy Torpedo Incidents

Mrs. Nettie Ryan of North Washington Street reports her son Claude Ryan chief boatswain's mate in the U S Navy has arrived safely in New York after being rescued from torpedoed ships in European waters. He was aboard the Tyler when torpedoed and previously survived the Luckenbach sinking near the Mediterranean after over 30 hours in the water. He is expected to visit home briefly.

Nettie Ryan North Washington Street Claude Ryan United States Navy New York France Ryan Mr. Ryan Iwiho Tyler Luckenbach Mediterranean Sea Barcelona Spain

Service Flag Unfurled At Christian Church Morning Service

A large congregation gathered yesterday as a service flag with six stars was unfurled at the Christian Church. The six members in service are Nelson F. Richards Roy W. Richards Lori E. Kerns W C Perry Stuart B. Wood and Joseph M Franks. Rev Dr W T Walters gave a patriotic address urging support for soldiers. The flag was unfurled by Louise Walters and Fritz.

Christian Church Nelson F. Richards Roy W. Richards Lori E. Kerns W. C. Perry Stuart B. Wood Joseph M. Franks W. T. Walters Louise Walters Fritz

Knitting Mill Takes On Army Undershirt Contract

The Lewis Jones Knitting Company of the city is fulfilling a government contract with 196,000 undershirts for soldiers. New machinery was installed for the program, and the shirts known as put on by head without buttons. Arthur Leafe, manager, reported high satisfaction after submitting samples to the quartermaster's department. The government urged rapid production and plans for more work.

Lewis Jones Knitting Company Quartermaster’s Department Arthur Leafe

Baptist Pastor Resigns Charge at Winchester Church

Rev. Mr Alexander resigns as pastor of the Winchester Baptist Church after preaching yesterday morning. He cites health reasons and plans to move west within a month for rest and recovery. The congregation, regretful, had hoped for his return to full duties.

Lee Ee R. Alle Winchester Sae Alexander West dRev oAlexander Crozier Theological Seminary Chester

Partnership Dissolution Notice for Sanitary Plumbing Company

Notice states the partnership between John Boxwell and Ray Haverbart of Winchester Virginia, operating in Berryville and Winchester as the Sanitary Plumbing Company, is dissolved by mutual consent on May 25 1918. John Boxwell will continue business as an individual under the Sanitary Plumbing name. Signed Jno F Boxwell and J Ray Averhart.

John Boxwell Ray Haverbart Winchester Berryville Sanitary Plumbing Company

Nineteen Names on Honor Roll From Washington Casualty Report

Nineteen names appeared on the casualty list announced today with nine killed in action four died of wounds one died of disease two wounded severely and three reported as missing in action Corporal Milton Scarborough of Child M2 was killed in action

the Star Washington Milton ‘Scarborough Childe

Rates to Raise Railroad Passenger Fares and Freight

Washington May 27 The Director General of the railroad administration ordered fare increases effective June 10 to 8 cents per miles and freight rates up about 26 percent starting May 25. About 196 railroads and steamship lines under federal control in lake and coastwise trade are affected. The changes aim to cover elevated operating costs in 1918 and follow a record wage rise for naval personnel.

Wiashington Mos Adoo Railroad Administration Tt Wag Coulee Meee Ete

Ford: Four wheel trailer in A-1 condition cheap

Classified note offering a four wheel trailer described as rubber tire and in excellent condition at a low price. Includes minimal details and a contact cue.

Seal

Colored pastor's wife dies in Virginia town

The wife of a local colored pastor, about 60, has passed away in a southeast Virginia town. She leaves two sons, one serving with the army in France, and several daughters. The husband, a former local pastor, moved to Hagerstown Maryland to lead a Baptist church.

Virgin France Hagerstown

Local Food Administrators Urge Canners to Submit Sugar Needs

Warwick area notice from Shiruty Carter and Leslie D. Klene, local Food Administrators for Winchester and Frederick County, requesting immediate submission of sugar requirements for this season. They urge prompt action to ensure operations proceed with necessary supplies.

Shiruty Carter Leslie D.klene Winschester Frederick County

Piano Barga'n at Seal's Music Store

Upright piano priced at $300 with ten year guarantee offered to quick buyers. Mrs H D Fuller, confined at home on North Wash, reported improving today.

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