Widow Mrs. Boyd Dies After Long Service to Mission
Winchester obituary notes the death of Mrs. Mary Boyd at about 74 after a long life of charity and public service. She aided the Presbyterian mission in Northwest, supported the chapel and relief efforts, and was connected to the Schultz family of colonial renown. Survived by children Dr. P. W. Boyd, Henry W. Boyd, A Hunter H. Boyd, Fred S. Boyd, Sallie W. Boyd, Ellen F. Boyd, Mrs. Fred L. Gilaireau, and John O. Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. P
Mire
Boyd
Sallie
Peggie Miller
Fred. C. Miller
Wimches
Emeney
John Schultz
Quebec
Frederick W. Schultz
John S. Miller
North Main Street
Winchester
Fred L. Gilaireau
John O. Boyd
Camp Pike
Arkansas
Naval Officer Visited With Family on West Water Street
Lieutenant-Commander Sahm of the United States Navy in command of an American warship spends time with his wife and young daughter at the home of Mrs. Coble on West Water street. Mrs. Sahm, formerly Miss Buith Coles, has been a frequent resident here. Mrs. A M Baker has gone to Baltimore with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahm
United ‘States Navy
Coble
West Water Street
Buith Coles
Germans Move Headquarters From Cassel to Berlin
German army headquarters ordered transferred from Cassel to Berlin. Bericht via wire to The Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Cassel
Berlin
Noted German Now Interned
Gen Hoffmann who represented the German army at Brest Litovsk peace conference has been interned in the Russian fortress at Kovno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Hoffman
Brest -Litovsk
Kovno
Austrian War Losses Total Four Million
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports Austria lost 17 000 officers and 800 000 men killed in the war with total casualties at 4 000 000. The figures were transmitted to The Star via London on November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Austria
Copenhagen
Prince Max Favored as First German Republic President
Berlin reports in democratic circles say Prince Maximilian of Baden, former German chancellor, may be urged to accept the role as the first president of the German republic. Details indicate renewed talks on the post in Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Maximilian of Baden
Germany
German Republic
Berlin
Max
Apple Grower Announces Readiness to Receive Apples
Notice from National Fruits Products Company states readiness to receive apples and ongoing operation as long as Power Go renders sufficient power. Dated 11-28-1p-41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Produts CO
Ebert Charged With Treason by German Paper
London dispatch says The Red Flag newspaper organ of independent socialists in Germany accuses Chancellor Ebert of treason over the armistice clause on restoring order. The accusation holds he used the armistice to strengthen his own government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Red Flag
Germany
Ebert
Copenhagen
Taxpayers notice state taxes due with penalty dates
City Treasurer T Barr issues notice that state taxes are due and a five percent penalty applies after December 1. The notice mentions poll tax and urges timely payment to avoid penalties.
Former Emperor Charles ordered to leave Austria
London reports a Swiss dispatch stating that after the discovery of a reactionary plot hatched at Leipsic former Emperor Charles of Austria has been told to leave Austria. The message notes authorities acted on the plot revelations and orders were issued for his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Leipsic
Charles of Austria
Austria
Switzerland
Baden Liberals Demand Freedom Growth of Separation
Copenhagen dispatch reports the Liberal party in Baden issuing a proclamation calling for freedom from Berlin and Prussian militarism. The article notes the southern German separation movement continues to gain momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Liberal Party
Baden
Berlin
Hun Officials Consider Resignation of German Foreign Secretary
Copenhagen reports that the German cabinet is considering the resignation of Dr. Siolf the foreign secretary. Berlin sources say Mathias Erzderé’s resignation is also anticipated as imminent in the latest dispatches from the Berlin Local Amstieger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Copenhagen
Siolf
Berlin
Amstieger
Mathias Erzderé
Hicks Motor Co Takes Over Willys Overland Agency
Hicks Motor Co takes over the Willys Overland line and offers several new economy cars for immediate delivery. View models on display at the showroom on the corner of Witter and Main streets. The Riouss Garage operates day and night, providing prompt service for tires tubes accessories storage and repair work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick’s Motor Co
Witter
Main Sts
Riouss
Bolshevik Forces Claim Capture of Dvinsk and Narva Bombardment
Bolshevik troops reportedly seized Dvinsk in western Russia and bombarded Narva in the Gulf of Finland. Reports from Helsingfors via Stockholm quote northern army commanders threatening further invasion to secure food and other loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dvink
Russia
Narva
Gulf of Finald
Helsingfors
Stockholm
Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds Ready for Delivery
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank announces that Fourth Liberty Loan bonds are ready for delivery. Subscribers are urged to call and settle for bonds promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Shenandoah Valley Natl
Baptist preacher to speak at First Baptist Church Sunday
Rev Mr Scott of Charlestown West Virginia will preach at the First Baptist Church at 7 30 in the evening on Sunday December 1. The notice also mentions a prohibition on the sale of hot drinks at Asco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Scott
Charlestown
W. Va
First Baptist Church
Wilid
Asco
Chas Mason Dies of Flu in Local Death Report
Charles Mason, a well known former William Higgins employee and local coal dealer, died Tuesday at his Haddox Street home after influenza and years of tuberculosis. Funeral was today at Millwood Virginia with Rev. Ben Liayston officiating. He leaves a widow Harriet Mason and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies - ‘Mason
Wiliam
Higins
Haddox Street
Millwood
Ben. Liayston
American Army Near St Dizier on Eve of Armistice
The War Department announced the location of the combat and depot divisions of the American Army in France on November 7. The Twenty-ninth Division, including Company I of the One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry from Winchester, stood between Bisagne and St Dizier under Major General C. C. Morston, who led the division at Midclellan Armstrong Biasan and benn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Winchester
Bispagne
St. Dister
C. C. Mors ‘Ton
MidClellan
Atmniston
Biasan
Benn
Greek-born Private Semples Wounded in Verdun Fight
Private John Semples of Company G 127th Infantry, from Camples, went to Camp Lee with a local contingent last summer. He was wounded in the right shoulder at Verdun on October 15, a bullet passing through. By October 20 he was improving. Semples, a Greece native, has long resided in this country and took naturalization papers in Harrisburg, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Semples
Camples
Camp Lee
Verdun
Semples
Greece
Harrisburg
Death of William Crim in Connellsville Pa
Mrs. William Fiemister of South Kent announces the death of her brother in law William Crim formerly of this county last evening at his Connellsville home in Pennsylvania where he worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for years. He was about 50. The funeral occurred Sunday. He leaves a widow formerly Miss Newcome and several sons and daughters and other relatives in this and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fiemister
South Kent Street
William Crim
Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Christ Church Services Set for December 1 Obligation
The Rev John W Quinton acting rector will conduct Holy Communion at 7 30 a m sermon and communion at 11 a m and evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m Sunday School meets at 9 45 a m All parishioners and visitors are welcome to attend at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
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John W. Quinton
Christ Protestant Episcopal “ Church
Holy Comunion
Viellore
Winchester druggist Franck Baker dies after illness
Franck Baker aged 69, longtime Winchester and Baltimore druggist, died at his Weg Pic cadilly street home after a brief illness tied to influenza era demands. He left a large local drug business with son Louis L. Baker and five children, renowned for philanthropy and devotion to aiding the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck Baker
Winehesiper
Weg Piccadilly Street
Mr. Baker
Hue
Conservation of Food Urged During December Week
Local food administrators distribute a government program for public meetings tied to food conservation week December 1 to 7. A national relief drive promotes pledges to reduce waste and support those harmed by hunger, with Women’s Organization Day set for December 4 inviting community women to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Food Administration
United States
Chapman Auto Supply Bargain Sale on Ford Touring Car
For S12 Ford Touring Car, slightly used, in good condition. Also other models offered with care and good condition. See us today at Chapman's Auto Supply Co. 28-1p-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jooks Ee
Chapman’s Auto Supply Co
Armistice Terms To Be Discussed in Berlin
London French and American representatives will arrive soon in Berlin to discuss armistice terms. A Berlin correspondent for the Cologne Gazette cites an authoritative source for the information.
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The
Star
Amsterdam
England
France
United States
Berlin
Cologne
Miss Omps To Be Mr Hottel's Bride
A marriage license was issued to Riley Gilbert Hottie and Ora Ethel Oxpos in the county clerk's office. The bride is daughter of Hon. Richard L. Ougs, a delegate from Winchester and Frederick county. The groom is a young farmer and an heir of N. L. Hbtttle of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Gilbert Hottie
Ora
Ethel Oxpos
Richard L. Ougs
House of Delegates
Winchester
Frederick County
N. L. Hbtttle
The
Couny
Farm Stock Sale December 38 Near Rosenberger
Auction on the late A M Keckley farm near Rosenberger at 10 a m featuring 4 horses 3 cows wagon buggy implements hay corn fodder and potatoes cash terms. Admr Frank M Keckley Brumback 25 Spot The King's Daughters meet with Mrs C L Fiobinson tomorrow at 4 pm Spit For Sale 21 Judeon Seneraies nearly new apply to Star et
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M- Keckley
Rosenberger
Frank
M. Kecklls
Admr
Brumback
Spot
Son of Portland Woman Dies in Russia War
A Portland mother learns her son Frederick Nulton died in Russia on November 1 during gmasmania. He served as chief gunner on the U S S West Game, sailed from New York September 17 to Archangel, Russia, was a graduate of Oregon Agricultural College and Behnke Walker Business College, and formerly worked as an accountant for Basin Warehouse Company. He leaves a wife formerly Miss Margaretjar of Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Nulton
Russia
Gmasmania
The
Star
Fr. Nutten
New York
Archengel
Aussia
Nutten
Oregon Agricultural College
Gor- Vetiis
Oregon
Behnke- Walker Business College
Portland
John Nurton
Ely
Winchester
Navy
Bank Name Fragment and Mall Mention in OCR Snippet
Fragmentary text references a bank and a mall name, showing partial phrases like a savings bank and a mall. No clear events, dates, or persons are identifiable from the legible portion.
Thies eplendia showings record at the bank
A bank report praises a two year record of performance with patrons and friends acknowledged for support. The Commercial and Savings Bank notes a substantial sum of 502 341 55 from sales and asks for continued patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Tien
THE
Commercial & Savings Bank
Matinee Tonight Shrinks Prices Amid Chaplin Lump
Theatre notice: Shoulder Arms with Chaplin replaced by Pride News and five reel feature Baby Ongurn and Sqanbo. Admission reduced to 10 and 16 cents. Chaplin film shipped from Richmond by parcel post. delivery expected for matinee tomorrow and tomorrow night. Management apologizes for inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Richmond
Parcel Post
Appreciation for Mrs Berners Red Cross worker honored
In a Winchester Frederick County Red Cross note a long time Hospital Section volunteer is praised for untiring service. The message honors her faithful labors and places high regard on her influence among workers. Emma Shull has returned from a visit to friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
George S. Berners
Winchester and
Frederick ‘County
Red Cross
Red Crosse
L. Laspton
Mise
Emma Shull
Tae Ginn
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P. W. ‘Boya
Son
A.M. Baker
Baltimore
Wire
Apple
We. T. Barr
Charles
Hun
Dvinsk
Red Guard
Baptist Church Services
Prinks
Chas
Mason
Hattie Mason
Mathiadelec Gail Wicd Ateame
Georgia
Mpany Boys
ST. Dizier
Crim
Connelesville
Christ Church Services
Baker
Wils Son
Louis L. Baker
Pranick Baker &Son
George W. Laker
Shenandoah Vailey Academy
Joovancke College
Louie L. Baker
TM. Jones
R. S. Jolliffe
Martha
Laura Baker
J. B. Walk
E. 8. Brent
Marlboro
D. Albin
Miss Omps
Mr. Hottel
Minerva Nulton
Hoy
Ore
Wikobdahhed
That City
Cial & Savings Bank of
Wisehwater
Yew Mihion Mart
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