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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1916

Page

5

Cumberland Valley Time Table May 1916

Train schedule notes appear for Winchester service with arrivals and daily patterns. Mentions stations and times in May 1916 with abbreviations for personnel and operating details. Exact destinations and full lines obscured by OCR but indicate routine daily and Sunday variations.

Cumberland Valley Winchester

Norfolk and Western Train Schedules Include Intermediates

Details list No 13 9:18 a.m. Roanoke Bristol Pocahontas Welch Norton Shenandoah Jews and more. No 1 2:27 a.m. Roanoke Bristol Welch Norton interme stations. Pullman and cafe cars Shenandoah to Shenandoah and Gary. No 27 6:38 p.m. Shenandoah and intermediates. No 28 9:32 a.m. Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia York Shenandoah Junction Washington connections.

Bristol Roanoke Broiler Bineld Pocahontas Welch Norton Pullman One Winon-Salem Shenan Gary Memphis Shenandoah Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia York Shenandoah Junction Washington

Virginians First To Cast Ballots

Two Virginia students at the University of Chattanooga cast what may be the first votes in the impending presidential election. Under Virginia law the postmaster will forward their ballots to the home precinct registrar to be opened on November 7.

Chattanooga Tenn R. J. Sutherland BR. Z. Muty Virginia University of Chattanooga

Miss Nina Wylie A November Bride

Miss Nina Campbell Wylie and Mr. William Robert Morton announce a private ceremony at 6 30 PM with family and close friends, at 817 St Paul Street Baltimore. The couple plans to reside in Charlottesville after a wedding journey. Morton is in business there.

William A. Wylie Baltimore Nina Campbell Wylie Willliam Robert Morton Charlottesville St. Paul Street Mr. Morton

Police Chiefs Hear About New Laws

Virginia police leaders gathered in Richmond for a Virginia Police Association meeting to hear explanations of the prohibition act. Prohibition Commissioner Peters and Attorney General Pollard addressed the chiefs with calls to attend and learn. Chief Doran of Winchester could not attend due to town duties.

Virginia Richmond Virginia Police Association Peters Pollard J. M. Broughton Portsmouth Association Doran Winchester Town

Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedies for relief

A Lima Ohio woman recalls displacements and weakness improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She says five dollars bought two months of cure and she now warns other suffering women to seek the tonic for relief. She invites letters for advice to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. confidential Lyn Mass.

Lydia E. Pinkham Jennie Moyer North St Lima Ohio Lydia E.pinkham

Window damage costs and a curious seating accident

The damage totaled about $75 and included an additional loss when a relative of Mr. Reinhart sat on the newly bought window glass intended for repairs, worsening the incident.

No More Backache For Her Gains By Foley Pills

Mrs J M Gaskill of Etna Green Indiana writes of relief from severe head ache and back pains after using Foley Kidney Pills praising them highly. The ad notes the medicine is safe with bladder ailments and sold everywhere.

J. M. Gaskill Etna Green Ind Foley

Alexandria Synod Adopts Reported Finances and Committees

The Presbyterian Synod of Virginia adjourned at Lexington to meet next October in Alexandria. Reports cover Bible cause publication ministerial relief and women's auxiliary. It cites 523 ministry candidates under synod care and 118 orphans in Lynchburg. Foreign missions received 28150 dollars. Memorial services for last year’s ministers were held and Dr. J. Y. Fair of Richmond delivered the closing sermon.

Presbyterian Synod of Virginia Lexington Alexandria Bible Cause Woman's Auxiliary Orphans’ Home Lynchburg Theron H. Rice J. Y. Fair Richmond

Miss Hammack Weds Urbane Burton in Virginia Home

Announcement from Rev. Dr. and Mrs. A S Hammack of Dayton Virginia confirms the marriage of their daughter Miss Mabel Forest Hammack to Mr. Urbane Hermes Burton of Anderson DC. The ceremony occurred October 24 at the home of the bride’s brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs Spencer Bower in Climax NC where the bride had been visiting. The rite was performed by the bride’s father, a Virgin ia conference superintendent for the United Brethren Church. Both newlyweds are Shenandoah Collegiate Institute graduates of Dayton.

A.S. Hammack Dayton Mabel Forest Hammack Urbane Hermes Burton Anderson D. C N«Law Spencer Bower Climax Virginia The United Brethren Church Burton Shenandoah Collegiate Institu S of

Decree Referencing Estate of Mortimer Q Crosen

In Frederick County Virginia the court orders the Master Commissioner to inventory Mortimer Q Crosen estate real and personal property determine beneficiaries and shares collect debts and report findings. Notice to creditors requires weekly newspaper advertisements in Winchester Virginia for four weeks. Master Commissioner James P Reardon will oversee proceedings November 25 1916 at his Winchester office with required documents.

Albertus Crosen Mortimer Q. Crosen Winchester Virginia James P. Reardon M. M. Lynch

Unsaken Testimony for Doan's Kidney Pills in Winchester

Winchester resident A T Ritenour testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his backache and urinary troubles after La Grippe left him with kidney issues. In 1915 he notes ongoing relief with little trouble since using the remedy. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.

A. T. Ritenour N. Kent St Winchester

Big Tree Damages Reinhart's House

Edward L Reinhart of Shepherdstown West Virginia hired tree cutter Jack Phillips to fell several trees. One tree fell backward, striking the rear of the Reinhart home and smashing the upper porch and tearing it down.

Big Tree Reinhart Edward L. Reinhart Shepherdstown W. Va A. Holmes Berry Winchester Jack Phillips Jack

Orchard Company Slices Big Melon at Stockholders Meeting

Berkeley county company declares a 50 percent dividend on a $12,000 capital, $6,000 profit distributed. Last year 15 percent dividend, debts paid. Orchard yielded 6,500 barrels of Grimes Golden apples sold well, earnings over $9,000.

Grimes Golden Orchard Berkeley County

Trinkle Favored by Labor Insider in Ninth District

J B Clingdinst an agent of the state bureau of labor says E Lee Trinkle the Democratic nominee for Congress in the Ninth district has an excellent chance to beat C Bascomb Slemp the Republican nominee. He notes strong pro Trinkle sentiment among farmers who are largely Republican citing prosperity under the Democratic administration.

State Bureau of Labor E. Lee Trinkle Congress Trinkle

FOCUSED ESSAY ON RESULTS BY OD IN 19th CENTURY

A fragmented OCR note discusses a person or project named Od seeking focus to bring results. It hints at methods or trials and mentions outcomes shaped by disciplined effort and timing. The text remains unclear on dates or places but centers on achieving tangible results through focus.

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