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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1915

Page

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Shortage in Handley Fund Report Reveals 1915 Finances

A Winchester report to the Common Council details Handley Trustees receipts from 1897 to 1915, disbursements, and a residual fund amid a late treasurer J E Correll shortage. It notes $11,472.82 on hand, with $27,000 from Judge Handley’s executors deposited for residuary funding.

Common Council Board of Trustees Handley Fund J. E. Correll Star Winchester Board of Handley Trustees Virginia J. E. Cor Julian F. Ward John Handley Library Fund Handley

District Nurse Association Show Nets Over Two Hundred

The District Nurse Association announces home talent entertainment netted over $200. Thanks go to Mrs. R. E. Byrd Mrs. Alexander Barrie and Mrs. R. Gray Williams for leadership. Appreciation extended to the Citizens' Band Elise Oldham Miss Fuller Miss Baker Miss Perkins Miss Steck Miss Williams and others who helped make the evening a success. Nina B. Shepard Secretary. Lady Judges will be at Fairground Tuesday Sept 7th corrected from Monday Supt Hugh S. Lupton

R. E.byrd Alexander Barrie R. Gray Williams Citizens’ Band Elise Oldham Fairground

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Declines Defense in Divorce

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw says she will not contest the divorce from Harry K. Thaw and accepts it as what she has wanted for years. The statement comes as details of their estrangement and public dispute are reported from Malone Ohio.

Wire To the Star Malone Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Harry

Soldiers Pursue Bandits Across Brownsville Front

Mexicans burned the bridge between Brownsville and San Benito and advanced on the latter town. American soldiers and a civilian posse pursue the attackers. Armored civilians and 25 Mexicans fired on the bridge area. no injuries reported as dynamite failed to detonate before the bandits fled. U S troops continue to chase them.

Brownsville Texas San Benito

Williams Branner Tie in Quiet Frederick County Wedding

Mr. James Alfred Williams son of Mr and Mrs James H Williams of Bloom and Miss Valena Frances Branner daughter of Mr and Mrs George Branner of the Relief section Frederick county were married quietly at the bride’s parents residence this morning. They motored to Winchester then left at 7 25 over the Cumberland Valley Railroad for an extended wedding trip to Atlantic City and other northern watering places. They will reside in Washington D C where Mr Williams has been living. Both are members of their Frederick county families.

James Alfred Williams James H. Williams Bloom This County Valena Frances Branner George Branner Frederick County Winchester Cumberland Valley Railroad Atlantic City

Kernstown Yard Party Postponed to September Fourth

The Kernstown event known as Yard Party has been postponed to September 4 and will be held on Mets lawn. The change shifts the schedule and may affect attendance and related activities.

Miss Ruth Barr Becomes Bride at a Triple Wedding

Three couples wed in one ceremony at Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church Washington. Ruth Barr married Clarence P. Lewis. Mildred Clarke tied with Bert Smelker. Hilda Cross married George Foster. Attendants wore blue and white, music by Fowler and Mrs Harold Miner. Couples left for combined honeymoon trips to Buffalo Niagara Canada Old Point Comfort Virginia Beach Bay.

Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church Washington Clarence Wise Iowa Circle Methodist Episcopal Church Foundry Church Ruth Barr J. Louis Barr Winchester Clarence P. Lewis New York State Treasury Department J. M. Spurr Charles E. Haynie Robert B. Barr Frederick County Mildred E. Clarke Bert Lee Smelker Hilda Cross George Foster Florence M. Blackburn Miss Barr Lawrie L. Witter Mr. Lewis Ada M. Bartlett Miss Clarke Harry Mosman Smelker Zoe A. Strawn Miss Cross Joseph A. Sawyer Foster Harold M. Miner Ray Stuntz Clarence H. Freark Fowler Harold Miner New Bedford Mass Lohengrin Lewis Mrs. Smelker Buffalo Niagara Canada Mrs. Foster Old Point Comfort Virginia Beach Wellsville N. Y Genesee

Apples Wanted by Beck and Co for Bulk Hand Harvests

F. A. Beck and Co will buy hand picked bulk apples and fall and winter varieties when ready. They offer highest market price based on quality. Miller Warehouse at C. Vv. RR. includes see Sova. FOR RENT - Flat with bath, Miller & Anderson, 178 Water St.

F. A. Beck and Co Miller Warehouse C. Vv BAI Ptt Sova

Haldeman Replies To Byrd Letter In Winchester Star

J B Haldeman Republican candidate for State Senate responds to editor H F Byrd of The Star. He denies withholding space for his views and praises Byrd for publishing campaign news regardless of politics. Winchester Va August 31 1945.

H. F. Byrd the Star J. 8. Haldeman State Senate Mr. Byrd Byrd Haldeman Winchester Winchester Star Star

Woodmen of the World to Dedicate Spillman Monument

The local Woodmen of the World camp will unveil a monument in Mount Hebron on Sunday afternoon in memory of the late J. W. Spillman. The dedication is expected to attract many of Spillman’s friends and fellow lodgers for a moving ceremony.

J. W. Spillman Mount Hebron

Kernstown Yard Party Postponed to Sept Fourth

Yard party at Metz's lawn near Kernstown rescheduled from a prior date to September 4 as weather or other conditions prompted the change. attendees advised to note the location and new timing.

Kernstown Metz’s Lawn

Trimble Family Arrives in Atlantic City for Visit

At Atlantic City Mr Flavius F Trimble a well known young farmer of White Hall neighborhood his brother Mr Robert B Trimble of Springfield Ohio and their mother Mrs Mary ...

Flavius F. Trimble White Hall Robert 8. Trimble Springfield Ohio Mary

Winchester Fair Set With Levitt-Meyerhoff Shows and Busy Week

Winchester fair officials announced a contract with Levitt-Meyerhoff United Shows for a Tuesday to Saturday fair next week starting September 7 through 11. The Staunton visit sealed the deal as Troop M cavalry arrives to perform daily drills. The largest agricultural entries and broad chicken displays fill the buildings while motorcycle races offer prizes of 25 15 and 7 50 on Thursday and 12 8 and 5 on Saturday. Visitors can enter cattle and poultry shows at the secretary’s office and on fair grounds Monday night entry books close.

Staunton Fair Levitt-Meyerhoff United Winchester Fair Carnival Company Staunton Baltimore and Ohio Agricultural Department Daniel W. Lupton Reuss Avenue Lupton Fifth United States Cavalry Leesburg Fair Grounds

Winchester Inn Dance Friday Night Attracts City Guests

Winchester sends invitations for a large Friday night dance in the Winchester Inn ballroom. Dancing begins at 8 30 and runs to 1 with an orchestra from Washington. Light refreshments will be served and married ladies of Winchester will chaperone.

Winchester Winchester Inn Washington

Rome Chevrolet Cars Sold in Past Week Exhibition

A list of names and places mentions Rome Chevrolet cars sold in the past week. An exhibition at the Winchester Fair is advertised with a welcoming note. The item also promotes Alfalfa and Mixed Grasses for hay or pasture and notes government tested home-grown varieties.

Rome

Winchester Chamber to decide on fair city decorations

Winchester Chamber of Commerce plans an 8 p m meeting in City Hall to vote on decorating the city for the fair week and to discuss closing retail shops at 6 p m on weekdays except Saturdays and holidays. A manufacturing firm seeks assurance of skilled labor rather than tax breaks.

Civic League

Miss Zirkle Returns From California Lectures Tour

Miss Helen B H Zirkle of Winchester public schools faculty returned from a three month trip in California. She visited Antioch San Francisco and San Diego and attended Mme Montessori lectures at the Panama Pacific Exposition.

Helen BH. Zirkle Winchester Public Schools California Miss Zirkle Antioch Cal David H. Patterson San Francisco San Diego Mme. Montessori San Francisco Exposition

Valuable Farm At Auction Near Opequon Virginia

Auction notice for the valu able farm known as Stony Meade near Opequon Virginia. Sale set for Saturday September 4 at 11 in front of the Court House with advertisement on the other page.

Court House

Delightful seaside trip featured by Huntington visitors

Mrs H V McNeer and her attractive daughter Miss Bessie McNeer of Huntington West Virginia returned from Atlantic City where Miss McNeer played a prominent part in the gayettes and drew much attention while visiting Middletown friends.

H. V. McNeer Bessie McNeer Huntington W. Va Middletown Atlantic City Miss McNeer

Closing Grain Markets No. 2 Red Spot Wheat

Fragmentary note reports wheat prices closing this afternoon with a reference to a 1.2 value and location Mes vide. The readability is limited but indicates a grain market update focused on wheat.

Grodno Outer Forts Taken by Germans

Berlin announces the outer forts of Grodno captured by German forces. Dispatches report Allied and diplomatic reaction across London Paris Amsterdam and Petrograd as news filters through the war front.

Grodno Berlin Ger

Craig Bassett Unite In Simple N. Md Parsonage Rites

Luther Miller Craig and Annie Gertrude Bassett wed today at the Soua district parsonage North 4 in the county with Rev B W officiating. The couple will reside in Frederick county. H H Baker of Philadelphia is visiting relatives. Charles L left for Atlantic for a weeks stay.

Luther Miller Craig W. C. Craig Annie Gertrude Bassett George Ad Bel Soua Dist Parsonage Craig Reade Frederick County

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Handley Prob Oygci Ngs Ward Messrs. Williams, Rice and Cooper Trust Fund Bonding Company Farmers and Merchants Nat. Bank Fidelity and Deposit Co District Nurse Association Ment Hugh Evelyn Thaw Texas Bridge Wire United States Mr. Williams Miss Branner Mets’ Lawn Kar Ia Foundry Methodist Church Pfiatch Bath, Miller & Anderson Water St Byrds Wilson Germany Cleveland Great Britain Venezuela Hickory Camp W. L. Fults INA C. A. Richard Royal Mail R. Lineweaver Chamber of Commerce the Chamber of Commerce of Tory JOWS Ameriga For Freedom OF Sea England Bulletin New York White Star London Mans Amsterdam Etterback Petrograd Ivanoft Lutsk Craig-Bassett H. H. Baker Phils Pa J. George Badjer Fairmont Avenue Charles L Atlantic
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