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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1918
Page
5
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White Post Virginia September 3. Women’s Auxiliary of Clarke County held a meeting led by Miss Louisa Davis president of the auxiliary. A spelling match organized by St Matthews Guild provided entertainment with Rev Lawson and Rev G B Palmer as judges and O G Massey Relay and Misses Virginia Haun Elizabeth Haun and Cave of Washington participated. Several locals including Emillie Powers Berryville Lillie Massey Kronk Mrs Kronk visited relatives and friends in nearby towns. Dr Wilson Stuart and family returned from King George and Baltimore.
Members of the Old School Baptist hold a three day series of meetings at Old Salem Church starting Friday September 27 through Sunday the 29th.
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a daily cure for backache with claims of a Dutch heritage since 1896 and government charter. It urges women to start taking three to four capsules daily for permanent relief and to look for the GOLD MEDAL name on every box.
Miss Johnetta Wright hosted a Friday night party in Brucetown Va for guest Miss Gladys Wageley of Washington. The event featured games and music with light refreshments amid food conservation efforts. Several local residents and visitors from Reading Pa and Washington accompanied by families enjoyed the gathering.
Grimes Virginia notes list visitors and prolonged stays from Kearneysville West Virginia Winchester and Boston with relatives in Kernstown Reynolds Store and nearby areas. It also mentions a Friday night preaching at White Hall September 5 by Rev. D B Grove.
Ridgeway West Virginia September 3 Mr Gilbert DeHaven and Mr and Mrs John Price and two sons Luther and Lorenzo Price drove to Camp Meade last Sunday to visit Raymond Price stationed there Mrs Susan Grubb of Winchester spent a week with her sister Mrs John Price and attended the camp meeting Mr and Mrs Cornwall of Washington are visiting Mrs James Smallwood her sister Mrs James Smallwood Mrs Mattie Richard of Rileyville Page county spent the weekend with her brother George and John Price Mr John Richard and sister Miss Sue Rickard of Hagerstown spent Tuesday evening with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George Coe Mr and Mrs T F Price of Martinsburg spent a few days with the former's parents
Six local men have been discharged from army service due to physical disability and returned home. Whites Elmer Lee Bennett Paul E Ebersole William Earl Jenkins and David W Peters from Camp Lee Virginia and colored Daniel Leftridge and Peter James from Camp Upton New York. Six more men from this city and county must be sent to these camps to replace the discharged soldiers.
Twenty five young men summoned from this city and county for selective service departed for Camp Humphreys Accotink Virginia at 815 this morning. Dale Decker Rothgeb led the party and Prof Hugh S Duffey addressed them with sweaters and comfort kits provided by local Red Cross chapters. All are entering limited service due to slight physical disabilities amid expectations of larger calls after the September 12 draft registration for those 18 to 45.
Local page fragment shows brief items from Wheatland with names and places blurred. Readable bits mention community events and small notices but lack clear dates or full details.
Fragmentary OCR note shows a speech in playful dialect urging meat saving and distributing fish as a substitute. It references a plan to surprise listeners with fish and to take action, though many words are garbled and hard to parse.
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