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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
1
Austro German forces press on the Serbian border amid continuing attacks but face stubborn resistance as crostas move between Nish and Monastire.
Paris reports transfer of the Serbian capital from Nish to Monastir as Bulgarian forces attack the border while Austro German troops clash with Serbs. Britain responds to Von Jagow and confirms no Allied action in Greek territory. Berlin criticizes Greece and notes Italian troop limits.
Last evening in the Corporation courtroom the Winchester Retail Merchants Association organized as a subsidiary of the Chamber of Commerce. Members gain eligibility for the association through chamber membership and plan a regular Bargain Day offering bonafide weekly bargains. A future meeting is scheduled for October 19 at 8 30 o'clock to expand participation among Winchester merchants.
The Mutual Farmers' Club of Frederick county held its latest meeting at the home of Mr. George Shepard in Winchester. After roll call and minutes, J. S. Haldeman read the Club Advertiser with an essay on the marketing of eggs noted as enlightening and instructive.
Boston and Philadelphia return to the city amid a tight World Series push. Alexander is favored to pitch for Philadelphia, aiming to stave off defeat and push the series toward a decisive game in Boston tomorrow. Foster starts for Boston, hoping to clinch the title at home after Saturday’s display.
F A Beck and Company seeks Keefer pears at market price for a one week period stored at C V Warehouse. Purchase notice advertises fresh supply and pricing terms.
Public sale announced for the Jesse Fries property's disposition. The notice references additional advertisement on another page detailing six farms and four houses and lots.
A law to acquire Modern Languages will be delivered in the Handley Library Lecture Hall at 8 p.m. The event features Mme Destainville Gallard and occurs on October 10.
The schedule includes preaching at Darkesville at 11 a m with communion services followed by Rally day at Rest Church at 8 p m. An ascension program is planned and a large crowd is expected, announced by Pastor W R Hardesty.
Miss Grace Orndorff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Orndorff, is attending Elon College in North Carolina this fall while workers are sought for clean steady sewing machine work with good wages at Lewis Jones Knitting Co.
Sportsmen await November first to begin quail and rabbit hunting. Reports indicate abundant rabbits, with fruitful hunting prospects for boys who trap. Feathered game remains scarce, raising concerns for quail and turkey followers. Reminder of hunting laws to prevent infringements as season nears.
Kathryn Baker, a moving picture actress, is hospitalized in Wellsburg West Virginia after a thirty foot leap into a net during a scene of the Vandergrift fire pageant. Her condition is critical with little hope for recovery.
The United States plans to recognize General Venustiano Carranza as Mexico's supreme leader. The move would shift authority to Carranza and status of other factions may align with his government. The Latin American conference members have also indicated recognition by their governments.
Miss Wierman’s at 17 West Piccadilly Street advertises Miss Wierman’s fit and comfort clothing including an Ip to Manocurings deal at five for one dollar. Mr Warren Brown, chief clerk at Hotel Evans, enjoys vacation with friends in Hagerstown during the fair in progress. Team and Driving Harness featured by R. M. Swimmeuy.
President Wilson sent an invitation to Representative James Hay to visit the White House Wednesday afternoon to discuss national defense. Hay, in Washington over the weekend, says he favors a safe plan and expects to return to accept. He notes no set army legislation and expects no large increase in the standing army.
A Martinsburg Italian night watchman Joe Angelone was attacked from behind near the West quarry controlled by Standard Lime and Coal. He was left unconscious and may die from head injuries. robbers are suspected. He had been robbed of $50 in a prior similar assault two months earlier.
Notice by Henry M. Baker representing Dan Waille and Co. Ltd London offers space for exporting apples at reduced rates for October. Bell phone 4821. The notice also mentions Mrs James Teats departing this morning for Cumberland Md after Lang oe tag this Citys.
The Shenandoah Valley Dental Association held its fourth semi annual convention in Woodstock, with Dr. W B Fahrney presiding. A public lecture by Dr. George A Sprinkle followed the opening session and clinicians from Staunton Waynesboro Winchester Harrisonburg and Strasburg led demonstrations. The association lists 46 members and officers including O Van Deusen C Green B Nicholas and F W McClure.
The C V R R offers excursion tickets to Hagerstown during the Great Hagerstown Fair week from October 12 to 16. Tickets good for return until October 16 at reduced rates. On Wednesday to Friday, date of issue tickets from Winchester are $1.00 round trip. Special trains to Martinsburg and Winchester depart Hagerstown Thursday at 5:00 PM and 11:00 PM.
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce seeks cedar wood six inches or more at the small end and eight to twelve feet long. Those with cedar to sell should contact George Sonneborn, Secretary, at No 12 N Main St, Winchester, for prices and terms.
Miss Wierman offers the latest models at the most reasonable prices with hats for all occasions. The display emphasizes affordable fall millinery selections.
A Jolliffe and JoMiffe buyer in Baltimore secured a large quantity of sample and odd hats from a major wholesale dealer at a notable discount, offering fresh inventory for the season.
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