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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
8
William S. Hart stars in Wagon Tracks a Western saga of a wagon train across deserts and mountains via the Santa Fe trail with battles gamblers revenge love and adventure. A Sennett comedy When Love Is Blind accompanies the feature at Empire Friday and Saturday with standard admission.
The New Moon showcases Norma Talmadge's versatility as Princess Marie Pavlovna and a peasant, with strong portrayal of both roles. Critics praise her ability to bring authenticity to Russian characters and the overall film, described as remarkable, thrilling, and entertaining. Empire offers the screening with late Pathe News and a Harold Lloyd Comedy for 11 and 17 cents.
ORANDA VA September 4 A submarine bridge over Stickley Run near Stickley quarry is under construction and road work continues. Local lime works report a rise in orders suggesting a possible building revival. The Dermenti family from Richmond and Stickley relatives visit neighbors, with lingering spelling errors in names.
Mrs. Corrain Bruin of Baltimore Miss Nina Spenger of Strasburg and Mrs Beth Robinson of Blackstone Va were guests of Mr M M Orndoff's family. Rev M Allen Stickley will preach at the Christian Church next Sunday morning and evening.
In honor of the Victory celebration the city of Winchester bought a handsome new American flag for the staff atop City Hall clock tower. Graham Conner, flag dealer, furnished it. The former flag was weather beaten and frayed.
Police arrangements on celebration day were excellent as Chief Doran deployed special and regular officers to control crowds of about 25 000 to 36 000. No arrests were needed and the officers performed their duties admirably despite some mild enthusiasm.
In lovin remembrance of our dear beloved son Private Charles H. Willis who departed this life one year ago today September 4 1918 The vacant place the empty chair We see it day by day And oh it fills our hearts with care Since our loved one went away He heard humanitys clear call And knew the voice divine He gave his life he gave his all In deadly battle line The still stars in love look down Where lies this loyal son By his loving father and mother Mrs Rebecca Willis 664 N Main street Winchester Va
Out-of-town visitors join Cumberland Maryland residents for a victory celebration honoring returned service members. Mr Daniel Annan, a prominent Cumberland banker, attends with Mrs Annan and Misses Annan, along with Mr Hume Annan, all of Cumberland. The latter recently returned from active service in France.
The Rev. F. M. Richardson, pastor at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South, was struck by an automobile as he prepared to join a funeral procession for Miss Mary McCartney on North Braddock Street Tuesday afternoon. He was knocked unconscious after being hurled to the sidewalk.
A pastor was injured and treated after an incident. Dr W P McGuire arrived from Dar to assist and the pastor was moved to his home where bruises were found but no broken bones and no internal injuries. He rests but remains shocked. Rev D L Blakemore attended and conducted Miss McCartney’s funeral at the graveside.
Miss Julia Wright and Miss Lucy James left yesterday for Atlantic City New Jersey, likely for a social visit or outing as listed in local society notes.
180 acre grazing farm with dwelling, new barn, granary and outbuildings four miles from White Post. Price 11000. 45 12 acres limestone land near Berryville three miles on macadam road with bearing apple orchard, dwelling, barn and outbuildings. Water supply ample. Price 12000. 6 room dwelling with porches and stable priced 200. See GOOD & CO. Winchester Virginia.
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