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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
3
A fragmentary notice in the local paper shows unclear references to a response or event. Readership sees partial phrases about a community issue and a cited source, but the full details remain unreadable.
Rev and Mrs Harry and Ada Tanquary have returned to near Alexandria Virginia after two weeks visiting relatives. William Swimley and Verna Swimley left Winchester after a week with J Mack Cain. Mrs BR Duvall and family went home to Camden New Jersey. Anna Cunningham returned to Catonville Michigan for a sanitarium job after visiting here. The Ballenger child recovering from appendicitis. Miss Marie Crider and Miss Ottie Crider visiting relatives. Whitmere Parkeaston party hosted by Mr and Mrs Hoffman. Tanner party from Baltimore passed through en route to Vaucluse to visit old friends.
Minnie Wood Va Sept 4. A Sunday school picnic in George Bakers grove enjoyed by attendees. Rutherford and family visited relatives near Opequom. Rutherford and Carpenter groups spent time in Winchester. Dofflemyer sisters visited in Hagerstown and attended a dance. Edna Lee under surgery improving after removal of a tensile. Stricklers from Indiana and Luray stayed with Dofflemyers. Rutherford kin spent days with grandfather J C Rutherford. Dofflemyer sisters joined a parade in Winchester and Gore picnic attendance noted.
Canterburg Virginia notes report visits and returns of residents from Washington West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The item mentions Mrs Sn Ox Cave and others visiting relatives while several locals move or recover from illness and a church meeting conducted by Rev Young concludes.
The colored section in the great parade last Monday succeeded thanks to the War Camp Community Service and many white friends. The color band and route order brought joy rather than slurs, and the soldiers felt well treated at the fair. Speakers included Dr. B. M. Reszel, Dr. Wright, and Professor Quiett.
A lively ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe calomel substitute. It claims the vegetable formula cleanses the liver and bowels without mercury, prevents weakness and sickness, and promises quick, pleasant relief from constipation and stomach issues with a money back offer.
Dr Wright aims to reprint Dr Roszel’s speech in his Philadelphia newspaper. Kabt praised for work among his people. Soldiers return to town and receive medals. city hall holds a ceremony with forty medals. Fireworks and treats follow at the court nail. After preachers depart, the red church members are urged to stay quiet during the band march.
Pyle of Boyce called on Eva Doffiemyer Sunday afternoon. J M Rutherford spent Sunday night with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. B H Potts of Winchester and attended the big parade on Monday.
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