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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
3
Closing prices from the previous day cover corn carrots and cob corn with bids and asks in dollars per unit. Butter eggs vegetables and poultry show steady demand while hay ranges for No 1 timothy and clover mixtures with regional quality notes.
The young people held a delightful surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs J I Crabill in Bloom Virginia on Tuesday evening with parlor games and a merry crowd. Guests included Daisy Williams Martha White Dorotha Miller Evel Miller Mary Hulver Lelia Crabill Lillie Crabill Mae Crabill Arthur Snapp Cornelius Snapp Ivan Miller Patrick Williams Milton Williams Stadden Cooper.
The New Fall Goods are on display at Grove Bros Dept Store, showcasing seasonal arrivals and new merchandise for shoppers.
Excavations for the dormitory basement and foundations have started this week at Shepherdstown. Claige and Brother of Winchester oversee the project with Mr H P Who of Chester as principal in charge. Movements include moving dirt and preparing for brick construction likely using red brick, with a design featuring a porch and columns resembling the main college building.
The report notes a zone where German submarine actions occur and three crew members are missing. It mentions Turkish claims of defeats against the Belles expeditionary forces and a British statement about gains at a tactical point in the field, attributed to Australian forces.
Reports from Paris claim France and England will send expert strategists to aid Grand Duke Nicholas. Berlin notes a British cruiser and torpedo boat were sunk off the Jutland coast. British submarines torpedoed four Turkish transports. the Savona, a 1180 ton steamer, was sunk.
Misses Virginia and Hazel Griffith of Washington DC visit Mr A M Keckley family in Rosenberger Virginia. Leta Rosenberger and brothers John and Graham and Frank Keckley of Winchester join. Russell Miller of Marlboro visits Arthur Miller. Otto Preffitt of Fauet Gap visits J Snapp family. Guy Frye hosts Nora Fawcett Christina Marker in Fawcett Gap. Olga Lentz of Washington visits Mr and Mrs Guy Frye. J M Fawcett visiting relatives.
Lawrence Lemon notes the famous Tuxedo Process eliminates bite and scorch from smoking, delivering solid comfort. The method is highlighted as an original approach that smooths flavor for pipe enthusiasts.
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