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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1917

Page

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Westmoreland Davis to Speak in Winchester November 5

Democratic leaders announce Governor candidate Westmoreland Davis will address Winchester voters on the night of November 5 at the Empire Theater. Secretary D H Lewis and Speaker Committee chair D H Leak note Davis seeks a Winchester appearance before the November 6 election and expect a large turnout.

Winchester D. H. Lewis Democratic —Executive Committee D. H. Leak Democratic State Committee Westmoreland Davis Mr .Davis Empire Theater R. Gray Williams Davis Lewis Leak

Winchester and Frederick county men named for final national army increment

The local draft board certified eleven men from Winchester and Frederick County to fill the local quota of 89. Names include Harry W White and Edwin McGuire Haines of Winchester, Beverley Long and Randolph Armstead of Winchester, and others from Middletown Stephens City Gore Armstead Armstead and Armel. No leaving date set. orders expected soon.

Winchester Frederick County New National Army White Harry W. Butler Reuben Linwood Long Middletown Edwin McGuire Haines Dork C. Fletcher Gore Robert Clifford Orndorff Star Beverley Long Randolph Armstead Stephens City Wilbert Harrison Turner

Rabbts Beware Trixie Is Here In Frederick County

Mr. Fred H. Winkfield sold his rabbit dog Trixie to Mr. James W. Hillyard the city hall janitor. Rabbits across Frederick County react to the news as they plan to evacuate their first squats.

Fred H. Winkfield Trixie James W. Hillyard Frederick County

Records Special Sale Ends Saturday November Fourth

Special sale of new double disc records with prices 49c 59c 69c and 79c. Sale ends Saturday November fourth. records not on sale after that date. Gro Norton, Pub. Co.

the. Records

Carried Away The Silent Policeman

The police have the license number of a car involved in last night’s incident at Piccadilly and Braddock streets. The “silent police” semaphore was smashed in prior mishaps and removed again, making the intersection a dangerous spot in town.

Piccadilly and Braddock Streets

Needlework Guild seeks contributions by October 31

Members of the Needlework Guild asked to hand in donations to directors before Oct 31. Mrs S L Lupton is president and Miss May H Heist, secretary. Also a buyer seeks 50 cases eggs at once at highest price. Albin advertises auto tire lost on a road between Winchester and another location with reward at Star Office.

Saas Guitt S. L. Lupton May H. Heist D. Albin E. Piccadilly St. Beau Winchester Sata R. Tt. Borton Harry Byrd

Frank Williams Dies Suddenly in Stephens City

Frank Williams a member of a prominent Frederick county family died suddenly at his home in Stephens City in his seventieth year. He formerly worked in woolen goods manufacturing and retired due to age and ill health. He leaves two daughters, three brothers, and one sister. Funeral arrangements expected to be announced tomorrow.

Frank Williams Frederick County Stephens City Williams The Star Miss Grove Bessie Williams Hilda Boyer Messrs. C. A., Hunter T. J. Williams Winchester Jennie Eddy Charles Town W. Va

Remains of Frances Gray Carter Brought Home

The body of Frances Gray Carter, daughter of John and Jane Gray, longtime Winchester residents, arrived from Philadelphia after dying of heart disease while visiting relatives in Philadelphia. She had lived in Ithaca New York and was funeral at John Mann Church at 3 pm with Rev. Hodges Rev. Quiett and Rev. Reid officiating. Burial followed at Orrick Cemetery. She leaves four sisters Ida Gertrude Mary Edith and two brothers John I Gray Washington and George Gray Fairmont WV. Her parents lived near Braddock and streets for years.

Frances Gray Carter John Jane Gray Winchester Philadelphia Ithaca N. Y John Mann Church Hodges Baltimore John H. Quiett Reid Orrick Cemetery Ida Gertrude Mary Edith John I. Gray Washington George Gray Fairmont Bw Va Braddock and Streets

Government aid details for drafted soldiers dependents

Winchester and Frederick county boards report an order on support for soldiers dependents. Compulsory allowances apply to wives and children, with amounts scaled by family size. provisions aim to limit reopening of exemption cases and ease exemption board workloads.

Winchester Frederick County

Young Couple Receives Marriage License in Winchester

A marriage license was issued in the corporation clerk's office to Leo Ritter and Miss Mary Penn, both of Winchester. The groom is listed as a farmer and son of William Ritter, while the bride is described as a daughter of Irvin Penn from the county.

Corporation Clerk Leo Ritter Mies Mary Penn Winchester William Ritter Ervin Ponn

Bank thanks Liberty Bond buyers and subscribes to max allotment

The Directors of The Commercial and Savings Bank thank loyal customers and friends who subscribed for the Second Liberty Bond issue. The bank expects to deliver the First issue of the Liberty Bonds within the next few days. John I. Sloat, Cashier.

Commercial and Savings Bank John I. Sloat

Villa Sale Notices for 210 South Braddock St

Auction set for Saturday at noon in front of the Court House. The property is a six room residence owned by Miss Mary E. Taylor located at No 210 on the east side of South Braddock Street. Described as a desirable well located home.

Tate Mary E. Taylor South Braddock Court

Italian Aid for Italy Boosts War Effort Optimism

Washington reports the United States will aid Italy in its extremity as Rome prepares a new line along the Tag-Hamenta front. British and French reinforcements are being rushed with heavy guns to counter German advances, 200000 veteran troops expected to join, arms and munitions flowing to Italy.

the Star Washington United States Italy America Rome Cadorna Tag- Hamenta Haly France Monier

Shipping Board seeks faster steel ship construction

Washington reports the Shipping Board aims to hasten ship deliveries by summoning 20 plus leading builders to a Washington conference. Chairman Hurley will press for quicker use of all resources and resolve material and labor delays to speed production. Wooden shipbuilding also to accelerate through lumber priority and Railroad War Board arrangements.

Washington Shipping Board Hurley Atlantic Railroad War Board

Empire Theatre Hosts Fine Stock Company In Weeklong Run

The Empire Theatre opened a full week engagement by the Fine Stock Go company from Milton Pa presenting The Colonels Little Daughter in a capable style. Miss Southwell as Rose May Hyland earned repeated applause for her acting. A fine vaudeville interlude accompanied each act and the company, praised for artistic finish, offers affordable prices. Tonight they present Peg O My Heart.

Pany Milton Empire Theatre Miss Southwell Rose May Hyland

Sale of Trundle property on Gerard Street auctioned

Properties at 14 and 16 E Gerard St owned by the late Mrs Mary R Trundle will be sold at public auction in front of Court House at 12 o clock noon on Saturday November 10. Each six room house with cellar is of recent construction and in good condition near a paper mill a wooden mill and the new railroad. See advertisement elsewhere in this issue.

E. Gerard St Mary R. Trundle Court House Williams Woojen

Frederick County election officials named for November 6

The Electoral Board of Frederick County lists election officials for the November 6 voting day across multiple townships. Names include Neffstown judges M B Richards and H H Baker with clerks C C Brannden and James Spence, and Gainesboro officials Arthur Holland and George Rinker with clerks A R Rinker and Charles Cather among others. The full roster covers Brucetown White Hall Ashtons Opequon Middletown Newtown Canterbury and more, with the list to be completed tomorrow.

Electoral Board of Frederick County Stonewall Neffstown M. B. Richards H. H. Baker C. C. Brannden James Spence Brucetown William B. Timberlake L. C. Snapp J. J. Jolliffe John Locke Grover Henshall White Hall T. B. Adams C. W. Lamp F. A. Cochran Marty Boyles J. O. Chamberlain Gainesboro Township Gainesboro Arthur Holland George Rinker Sam Brown A. R. Rinker Charles Cather Baker’s Mill R. W. Smith Lee Wintacre John A. Dailey G. H. Edwards George Peacemaker Dolans T. J. Dicks Camillus Opequon Township Middletown W. H. Richard J. S. Sperry Walter Fishpaw Robert Campbell N Rlley Newtown BE. N. Gordon William Lineburg C. O. Rotana R. M. Lemley A. W. Dean Canterburge Robert Miller James Gardner Luther Williams Russell Neville L. J. Cave A. L. Martin Hurene Ward W. R. Pangle HW. A. Richard J. C. Keeler Armel Charles Funkhouser John Picks George Armels Ernest Kitchen Uriel Rose Tomor

Food And Politics Discussion Series Planned This Week

Announcement says food conservation and political issues will be discussed at events this week. Meetings set for Friday night November 2 in Mountain Falls and Middletown and Saturday night November 5 in Cress Junction and Stephens City. Speakers to be announced soon.

Ternoon

Market prices from daily local buyers report

The Star lists daily market quotations for farm goods including winter and spring wheat flour, cracked corn, middlings, hay, butter, creamery butter, butter fat, young chickens, potatoes, seed, and bacon. Prices vary by retail and wholesale markets and reflect local trading activity.

Tne Tseers Esses Boo BP Sb Wo Sovseanee S - Dé Eee Jlive

Women canvass to sign food cards for war effort

Amid early stir and stormy weather women volunteers begin a citywide drive to secure signatures for food conservation cards. Citizens sign to pledge daily savings, showing patriotism and support for supplies for the army and nation.

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McAdoo and Wife on Motoring Trip to White Sulphur Springs

Secretary of the Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo and Mrs. McAdoo visited Winchester last evening en route from Waco to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. They rested about an hour, rode in a handsome motor car with Mrs. McAdoo at the wheel, and met H D Fuller cashier of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank. They spent the night at Wayside Inn and departed early this morning for their destination.

Thesaury Wil G. McaAdoo McAdoo Winchester Waco Spi'nes W. Va

Byrd Jr Transferred to Navy Aviation Service

Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr of the United States Navy, a city resident and former Rhode Island Militia head, has been transferred to the navy aviation branch. The report states Byrd will assume a new posting in naval aviation.

Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr United States Navy Rhode Island Naved Aviat ‘Ranch Navy Byrd

Also Mentioned on This Page

Avis Willis Nery Walter Nathaniel Ritter Gaines Boro William Earl Guthridge John O. Newcome the Needlework Guild War Department Wire the Empire Trundle Property Electoral Board Moun Tain Falls Cress Junction and H. B. Keckley & CO Conservation Cause United States Administration Bea Wife R. E. Byrd Jr
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