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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1926

Page

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Winchester Captain Kurtz dies a community leader at 88

Captain George W. Kurtz a famed Winchester citizen and old Stonewall Brigade officer died at 12 15 a m at his South Loudoun Street home. Funeral will be held Tuesday at 3 p m from his residence with Rev F T McFaden officiating. Burial in Mount Hebron with active and honorary pallbearers drawn from his business firm and local veterans groups. Kurtz lived nearly all his life in Winchester except during the Civil War, and witnessed events from Washington’s era to John Brown’s hanging. He was 88.

George W. Kurtz Winchester South Loudoun Street Capt. Kurtz South Loudoun Street F. T. McFaden The Presbyterian Church Kurtz Mount Hebron Cemetery J. William Stryker Grover H. Clevenger George W. Jenkins Arthur Ritter J. Mack Noonan Charles J. Summers Handley Trustees Turner Ashby Camp No. 22 Heath Appoattox Grepten Sons George Washington John Brown Charles Town Virginia Old Morgan Continentals Daniel Morgan Brown Harpers Ferry Robert E. Lee United States Captain Kurtz Isaac Kurtz Adam Kurtz Quebec Cork and Braddock Streets Washington General Washington Craney Island Norfolk Stonewall Jackson Fifth Virginia Infantry Stonewall Cderal Thomas J Stonewall) Jackson Feneral Manassas Rudd's Hill William Baylor Port Republic

Father Sees His Son Die in Glendale Mine Blast

A gas explosion at the Glendale Gas Coal Company First street mine killed Walter Fogle, son of mine foreman Jesse Fogle, and left two others dead with two more entombed. Eleven workers escaped as rescue teams searched for the missing. Deputy mine inspector A E Lafferty said after damp likely caused the fatalities.

First Street Glendale Gas Coal Company Walter Fogle Jesse Fogle Fogle A. E. Lafferty J. A. Paisley Cleveland

Walnut logs wanted and guards for carload shipments

Job listing from W H Mesmer of Millerstown Pennsylvania seeks carload lots of walnut logs and guards. Contact box 36 via Bell 711. Also includes a rental ad for a modern apartment by Herman H Hable.

Phone Bell W. H. Mesmer Millerstown

Used Cars and Help Wanted Classified Item

Listed autos include a 1925 Nash Sedan a 1924 Ford Coupe and a 1924 Jewett Touring all described as first class condition with price right. Also an AUTO PARTS CORP notice and a wanted ad seeking a woman for general house work at 303 Amherst St.

Nash Auto Parts Corp Amherst St

Dollar Days Sale Announced for November 17 and 18

The notice advertises a two day sale labeled as the biggest and best yet with discounts of 4 and 0.55 dollars and prices around one to twelve, signaling a limited event on November 17th and 18th.

Winchester

Freight traffic revival signals rebound for Winchester lines

Freight activity rises as the Winchester and Western Railroad operated by three receivers resumes and plans to expand lumber and glass sand operations. About 20 000 new crossties have been laid with more needed, while Morgan county glass sand mines ship 40 60 carloads daily. New boilers and additional locomotives expected to boost output as winter approaches.

Winchester and Western Railroad Company Winchester Lumber Company Winchester Glass Sand Company United States Court For Northern District of West Virginia Herbert S. Larrick D. H. Sentindiver Winchester A. C. Nadenbousch Martinsburg W. Va Sencindiver Here Wardensville Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Pool's Ford Miles Pastore Jupo Pool Ford Pittsburgh Morgan County Joseph Natwick Maryland Lumber and Manufacturing Company Hampshire County West Virginia Gore Winchester and Western Railroad Mr. Cornwell William B. Cornwell

Weather shifts with rain and strong southwest winds

Weather report notes rain tonight and Tuesday morning with colder conditions Tuesday afternoon. West and northwest winds become strong by Tuesday night, with a much colder Tuesday night forecast, especially in the west. Additionally a lost item valued at 37 dollars promotes a reward return to the Star Office. Read Moling and Seal Winter Underwear ad on page 7.

Frederick County Among Virginias Lowest Local Taxes

A Winchester report by State Accountant Wm. F. Smyth compares Virginia counties tax costs for the 1924 fiscal year. Frederick is among the lowest per hundred dollars of assessed value, with $1.34, behind Clarke and Warwick. The county carries moderate public debt and substantial school and road spending per capita, while land values per acre show Frederick at $15.67. The piece cites county-by-county debt levels, acreage, and per capita expenditures, noting Frederick’s local school tax burden and state aid.

Virginia Wm. F. Smyth Winchester Frederick County Clarke County Warwick County Warwick Floyd County Norfolk County Tazewell County Wise County Carrell County General County Thestate

Defense counsel denies talking to juror in Hall Mills case

In Somerville New Jersey defense attorney Robert H McCarter denies engaging a juror in conversation during the Hall Mills murder trial, stating the juror approached him seeking judges and expressing grief over a deceased brother. The report cites a court official overhearing the exchange and notes the juror is identified as Tillman.

Associated Press Court House Somerville N. J Robert H. McCarter Hall-Mills Charlotte Mills McCarter Studder Tillman N. 5 Jane Gibson Peros Eeware W Hall Mra Pleanor Son S Ee Charles Kelley

Large Moving Van and Contents Ruined by Fire

Fire Saturday night virtually destroyed a large moving van and most contents of Denton Furniture Co of Harrisonburg Virginia near Minnie Wood Chapel on the Winchester Blaemont pike in Clarke county. Loss estimated at 9000 dollars with some coverage by insurance. Fire attributed to friction from flat rear tires causing heat and ignition before the chauffeur could stop it.

Dentoh Furniture Company Harrisonburg Minnie Wood Chapel Winchester-Blaemont Pike Clarke County

Funeral Services For Mrs Cale At Sacred Heart Church

Funeral services for the late Mrs Charles Cale who died last Friday in Donora Pennsylvania will be held at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon in the Church of the Sacred Heart. Pallbearers include Richard Keckley Maynard Renner Charles Cunningham William Carlisle Gilbert Brown and Virgil Brown. Survived by husband Charles Cale and a 27 month old son Charles Jr along with her Harbaugh parents four sisters Laura Mildred Esther and Mary and brother Paul. Cale’s husband is son of J C Cale of Frederick county. A Wise and son of Moorefield West Virginia visited here Saturday. Delivery boy wanted at Peoples Drug Co.

Charles Cale Donora Church of the Sacred Heart Richard Keckley Maynard Renner Charles Cunningham William Carlisle Gilbert Virgil Brown Cale Charles, Jr Irvin Harbaugh Laura Mildred Esther Mary Harbaugh Paul Harbaugh Mr. Cale J. C. Cale Frederick County

Jury of Six to Hear Evidence in Scrivener Slaying

Police outline a broad witness list as they pursue whether Scrivener was murdered or died by his own hand. Miss Helen Parker and Miss Catherine Markey, among others, will testify about Scrivener’s movements and his relationships, with ties found on the body and at the Young Men's Shop identified.

Washington B.erde Scriveener Heela Tt Alley Robert Airl Bobrat Helen Barnes Parker McLean Arthur Scrivener Co. Scrivener Teadine Danville Catherine Markey Scrivener Alreaddy Matt Walsh N Street

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Kurtz Regpound Try Old Stonewall Brigade Evangeline Booth Nation Army America Moundsville Herman’ H. Hable U. S Charles A. Weiller Lexington Bldg Baltimore, Md Princess Dressers Aia W. B. Cornwell Weather Report Rexall Brooks’ Pharmacy Buster Market St. S H. Boyd Evelyn L. Mallia New York Peter Mallia International Newereel Frederick Star Office Catholic Church A. C. Wise Moorefield Apply People’s Drug Co
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