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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1916

Page

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Robbers Strike Express Messenger Task In Chicago Region

Two men bound and gagged W. E. Cater, express messenger on the Chicago and North Western, and robbed the safe of about 15 000 in packages and jewelry. The loot was taken as the train ran from Barrington toward Claybourne Junction with 50 minutes to work. Responding officers offer 1000 reward as detectives pursue the bandits who escaped near the Desplaines river.

Chicago W. E. Cater Chicago and Northwestern Wiroy Wisconsin Barrington Claybourne Junction Cater

Fares Reduced for Virginia Fruit Meet Delegation

Mr William P Massey secretary of the Virginia State Horticultural Society said all Virginia railroads cut rates to Roanoke for the society convention on December 6 and 7. Residents may save 2 to 3 dollars with low fare tickets. Delegations from Winchester Frederick County and Berryville plan travel via Norfolk and Western or Washington then Southern Railway for the Roanoke event.

William P. Massey Virginia State Horticultural Society Virginia Roanoke Berryville Boyce Norfolk and Western Railway Washington Southern Railway Winchester Frederick County Horticultural Society

Local Livestock Sale Report Near Mt Williams

On December 6, 1916 George W Hulver advertised a mixed load of 60 cattle 50 hogs and 60 sheep west of Mt Williams. The consignment included Fancy Stayman Winesaps Gold Fash ioned Winesaps and other fruit lot details. The sale appears to have been posted with pricing near 46 BE Piccadilly setting.

Geo. W. Hulver Mt. Williams BE. Piccadilly Srset H. EE

Virginia troops home by Xmas

Richmond Va November 24 Prospects for the early return of the two Virginia infantry regiments on duty in Texas are bright according to adjutant General W W Skle who just returned from Washington after talks with the War Department He agrees with Senator Claude A Swanson and Congressman Carter Glass that the Virginia infantrymen will eat Christmas dinner at home

Richmond Texas W. W. Skle Washington, D. C War Department General Sale Claude A. Swanson Carter Glass Virginia

Must Subscribe To Oath Again

Upon return of Virginia guardsmen to state service, they must subscribe to the Federal oath for three years active and three years in reserve. Pay for weekly drills will depend on compliance with that provision of the Hay bill.

Virginia

Centennial of the University to Choose Centenary Date

A UVA faculty committee will meet with alumni and the board to decide if the university centennial celebration will be held in spring or fall 1919. The charter day remains January 22, 1819, but weather considerations push observance to another time.

University of Virginia Vistors

Edmund Didier Buried in Greenmount Cemetery

Edmund Didier died Monday in Memorial Hospital Winchester and was buried in Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore. He had been an invalid for several years. Survived by son Henry D Arcy Didier of Roanoke and daughters Magnadier Brown of Washington and Angelica Didier and Rose Didier of Winchester, plus sister Miss Helen Didier now in New York. Wife Katherine Kent Didier, formerly of Roanoke, predeceased him.

Edmund Didier Memorial Hospital Winchester Baltimore Greenmount Cemetery Didier Henry A Angelica Peale Didier Henry D'Arcy Didier Roanoke Magnadier Brown Washington Angelica and Rose Didier Helen Didier

For Sale Cheap Second-hand Ford Touring Car 1914 Mogies

Advertisement from Derminer's Garage offers a used Ford touring car from 1914 at a low price. The brief note lists the vehicle and price line but provides few details beyond the model year and seller.

Mogies Derminer’s

Shower for Miss Miller at Bociee residence

A large group of youths enjoyed an afternoon shower hosted by Miss Miller's sister Mrs J Nelson Osborn at the Bociee residence in Winchester. The event featured yellow and white chrysanthemum bouquets and matching refreshments in a celebratory, well-decorated setting.

Arenas Bociee W. Va

Furnished Rooms for Rent Near Empire Theater

Classified notice seeking furnished rooms and regular boarders. Names Miller Jenkins listed, located next to the Empire Theater. Item appears as a brief rental notice with contact cue.

Miller Jenkins Empire Theater

See The Leaders Thanksgiving Specials

The Leader highlights Thanksgiving specials at local merchants with deals and discounts. Late items include limited-time offers from area shops and seasonal promotions for shoppers seeking price savings ahead of the holiday.

Impromptu Crowds Bookmark Winchester Tabernacle Services

Inclement weather kept the crowd small at the Winchester tabernacle last night yet the service was one of the most impressive. Rev. Luther B. Bridgers preached on Being Friends to God and letting God have his way. Tonight services at 7 20, tomorrow 10 30, and Sunday 2 30 and 7 30 with no services tomorrow night or Sunday morning. The leadership of the Holy Spirit was discussed and personal work organized. Boy Scouts of Winchester invited to attend Sunday night with a reserved section for the boys.

Tabernacle Holy Bridgers Boy Scouts of Winchester

Virginia Hunters License Revenues Reach Over Sixty Thousand

The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries reports licenses issued in October across eight counties and seven cities netting $60,000 with $33,429.04 in October figures. Auditor figures support expected total exceeding $60,000 as hunting continues, per Commissioner Pear Pearson.

Auditor of Public Accounts Department of Game and Inland Fisheries Pear‘son

Mrs Gordon Reelected W C T U President in Indy Convention

Anna E. Gordon of Evanston Illinois was reelected president of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union at the Indianapolis convention. Many former officers were also reelected with expectations of nationwide Prohibition following universal suffrage in states across the nation.

Indianapolis Anna E. Gordon Evanston Joseph C. Hartzell Methodist Episcopal Church

City Hall Offices Reorganized Ahead of Upgraded Space

Several City Hall offices are being renovated and frescoed for occupancy by officials. Mayor Julian F Ward will have a room to the right of the Market Street entrance, with Representative T W Harrison of the Seventh Virginia district adjoining him. The former courtroom offices used by Judge Harrison have been vacated and are likely to be allocated to his successor Judge Frank B Whiting of Berryville Virginia.

City Hall Julian F. Ward Market Street T. W. Harrison Virginia Harrison Frank B Whiting Berryville

Hiram Maxim Dies in London at 76

Sir Hiram Maxim, noted American inventor, died in London aged 76. A self made man, he started in a paint shop and rose to fame with early lighthouse carbide air machines and the automatic machine gun. He became a naturalized British citizen six years after moving to London. his brother was Hudson Maxim.

the Star London Hiram Maxim Hiram Bitzburg Mass Hudson Maxim

Federal probe into food costs widens nationwide

Department of Justice agents expand an nationwide inquiry into food price increases. Chicago egg magnate James E. Wetz, who boasted holding 72 million dozen eggs in cold storage, is guiding investigators to assess how storage affects the high cost of living across hundreds of large storage facilities.

Washington Department of Justice United States James E. Wetz Chicago

Mrs. Hummer Hurt in Steep Stephens City Runaway

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hummer were thrown from their buggy when a shaft bolt dropped from the shaft near Winchester. Mrs. Hummer suffered cuts and a nervous shock. Mr. Hummer was bruised but not seriously injured. They were aided at the Henry home and continued home after midnight.

Clarence Hummer Stephens City Valley Pike Hummer Robert M. Henry Winchester

Xmas Savings Club Opens at Winchester Bank

Prepared message invites local customers to open a Savings Club account at Farmers and Merchants National Bank in Winchester Virginia. It promises the "very best" savings benefits and highlights the club as the originator in the area.

Xmas Savings Club Farmers and Merchants National Bank Winchester, VA Ser Xmas al Ip-Tt

Hospital ship Braemar Castle sunk in Aegean waters

The British hospital ship Braemar Castle was sunk by a mine or torpedo in the Aegean Sea while en route from Malta to Saloniki. All aboard are reported safe, and the ship flown the Red Cross flag. It follows the sinking of the Britannic earlier in the week. The Braemar Castle was owned by Union Castle Line and had been pressed into war service.

Aegean Sea London Braemar Castle Britannic Malta Saloniki Admiralty Union Castle Line Red Cross

Crushing Blow Dealt Roumania by Central Forces

Orsova and Turnu Severin captured by General von Palkenhayn's Austro German army. Roumanian resistance in western Roumania crushed. In Dobruja Russians pushed back by Field Marshal von Mackensen's forces.

Bhrlin Orsova Tarny Severinn von Palkenhayn War Office Turnu-Severina Dobrudja von Mackensen

Xmas Savings Club Enrollment Opens December 1916

The announcement invites patrons to join the Xmas Savings Club with enrollment beginning around December 16 1916. Exact date and special features will be announced.

Xmas Savings Club

Final Rites Held For Bishop Wilson

The funeral of Bishop Alpheus Waters Wilson of the Methodist Episcopal Church South was held at Trinity Church in Baltimore where he founded and served as first pastor fifty one years ago. Senior Bishop E R Hendrix presided with Bishops Cranston McDowell and Luther Wilson in attendance. Interment followed at London Park Cemetery. A Mason lodge honoring the late bishop attended the service.

Alpheus Waters Wilson Methodist Episcopal Church South Baltimore Trinity Church E. R. Hendrix Kansas City Harrisburg Buffalo N. Y Earl Cranston W. F. McDowell Luther B. Wilson Maryland Lodge of Masons Wilson London Park Cemetery

Massive elevated train wreck injures dozens in New York

A southbound elevated train slammed into a switch at 129th Street and Second Avenue near Harlem River Bridge injuring between 26 and 30 people. One car derailed and threatened to fall. rescuers rushed victims to hospitals as several were said to be seriously hurt. Passenger Lewis Forlain helped pull four women from the wreck despite injuries.

The Star New York 129Th, Street Second Avenue Harlem River Bridge Lewis Forlain

Funeral for George T. Hawse Set for Saturday

The late George T. Hawse, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad conductor fatally injured in Jersey City, N J, died in a hospital Wednesday. His funeral is planned for 11 a m Saturday from Braddock Street Methodist Church with Rev W C Talbert officiating. Close relatives are expected to attend. His mother was not in Harrisburg. the stepmother, Annie Hawse, lives in St Petersburg Fla. His father, the late Jasper Hawse, was a prominent Rockingham County Va resident.

George T. Hawse Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey City N. J Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Sss B Tna Ie Lou Bradacae Mount Hebron W. C. Talbert Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Hawse Harrisonburg Annie Hawse St. Petersburg Fla Jasper Hawse Rockingham County

Wheat and corn prices noted at Baltimore market close

At close of Baltimore wholesale market this afternoon spot wheat priced at 1.84 and new corn at 1.04. Advertisements offer seed corn and clover seed plus millet, with contact details in Winchester Virginia. Also a circular from Good & Company for 7 percent stock with quarterly payments and asset preference.

Baltimore H. H. Baker B. Piccadilly St Winchester Good & Company Thur

Wires Down In Market and Cecil Streets Storm

High winds snapped two electric light wires from Northern Virginia Power Company at the northeast corner of Market and Cecil streets where they ran through tree branches. The break disrupted service briefly but repairs were completed this afternoon.

Northern Virginia Power Company Market and Cecil Streets

Shenandoah Valley Royalists Go to Baltimore for Hopkins St Johns Game

Dr and Mrs B M Roszel and Major J B Lewis of Shenandoah Valley Academy left today by car for Baltimore to spend several days. They will attend tomorrow's Hopkins St John's football game in Baltimore.

B. M. Roszel

William McKown Stricken By Paralysis at Home

William McKown suffered a stroke of paralysis at his North Avenue home this morning. His condition is reported as serious. A longtime Welltown Frederick county resident, he owns a large valued farm and has resided in Winchester for some time.

William McKown North Avenue McKown Welltown Frederick County Winchester

Villa and Trevino Wounded in Chihuahua City Fight

General Trevino and Pancho Villa both reportedly wounded as Chihuahua City battles rage. Conflicting advices from Juarez and refugees describe hand to hand fighting, with Villa defending the city against Carranza forces and expected rear attack by General Vardoya.

AL Paso Pancho Villa Chihuahua City Juarez Tanga Villa Trevino Chihuahua Villa Atte Carranis Justea Aga de Carranza Atl Cfty Vardota

Brucetown Man Slashes Throat With Penknife

William Fillmore, a Brucetown resident, cut his throat at the Smithey home. Doctors say wounds are not deep and he faces possible recovery. Fillmore’s uncle, Charles R. Smithey, is ill with paralysis at his Brucetown residence.

Tax Bills Ready for Frederick County 1916 Treasurer notice

Frederick County tax bills for 1916 are ready with a 6 percent penalty added after December 1, 1916. R. McCann, Treasurer, announces date November 14, 1917. Also mentions a big reduction sale on ladies coat suits and millinery at Grove Bros.

Frederick Co R. M’cann Grove Bros. Ig

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wire Desplaines River Maywood KFOR the University Mr. Didier Baltimore, Md Miss Miller Eee Ey Virginia Hunters Mrs. Gordon Hiram. Maxim Botton Roumania Wire To the Star Shenandoah Valley National Bank H O. Adams Gainesboro New Orleans Wingerter & Jenkins Gorge T. Hawse Ballvtimore el Paso Carranga Carranza Tusres William Fillmore Brucetown Filmore Charles R. Smithey Smithey House Fillmore Dovell
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