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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1915

Page

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Shenandoah Valley fair exhibition draws visitors to displays

The Shenandoah Valley agricultural Society fair at Winchester showcases baby show winners with prizes of 5 and 3 dollars. Elvin Dunlap wins best developed infant. Douglas Fisher is noted as prettiest baby. Grandstand box holders listed. Race splits due to many entries for a 300 dollar purse. Poultry and livestock exhibits praised for quality and variety across departments. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 3.)

Elvin’ Dunlap Ly Dunlap Hern Jenkins Ae . Jenkins Douglas Fisher W.ylee Fisher Rudolph Huffman Hallie Huffman Geway W. Va Roland Ryan Charles Bowly Shirley Carter W. A. Baker Harry Ford Charles R. McCann L. Fultz George W. Kurtz

Skunk disrupts Winstead dance and orchestra in Winsted

At a Free-From-Kare Klub autumn dance in Win sted Auditorium nearly 200 attendees faced a skunk prank that spoiled the performance of the Win sted National Orchestra. Investigators work as the venue’s doors and windows remain open.

Winsted Winsted National Orchestra

Capital Boosters Plan Visit by Washington Merchants

On September 14 the Retail Merchants' Association of Washington will visit Winchester with about 100 members, traveling by auto from Hagerstown via Martinsburg. They will stay at Hotel Evans, greeted by a Chamber reception committee led by Henry Moling and others, with arrangements to meet them and arrange a motor escort. The Chamber asks merchants to keep festive decorations until after the visit.

Retail Merchants’ Association of Washington Winchester Hagerstown Martinsburg Hotel Evans Chamber of Commerce Messrs Henry Moling J. T. Brown L. C. Janney Roy Potts H. C. Borden John Rosenberger H. H. McCormick Howard Atather C. P. McVicar H.F. Byrd L. Jamison J. M. Orndorf Martinsburg Pike Washington Retail Merchants’ Association

City council holds lengthy session on manager plan

The Common Council opened its new fiscal year with a long meeting that postponed most officer elections. Dr W A Bell urged delaying elections until a committee report on the proposed general manager plan is received, leaving current officers in place until successors are chosen. A request to erect a white way light at Braddock and Water streets and install a nearby gasoline tank was also discussed.

W. A. Bell Committee of Ten Ward Bell R. T. Barton J. S. Nixon Huntsberry Charley Rouss Fire Company Braddock Water

Tribute to Major Holmes Conrad by Winchester Bar

A September 6 1915 meeting at Winchester City Hall honors Major Holmes Conrad a long time leader of the bar and courts. Born January 31 1840 in Winchester he rose from Confederate private to major after the Civil War and practiced law with his father Robert Y Conrad before his death September 4 1915.

T. W. Harrison Holmes Conrad Handley Board Picture Censors Winchester Themms W. Harrison Frederick County Win Chester Virginia Military Institute University of Virginia Army of the Confederacy Robert Y. Conrad

City Treasurer’s Report Shows Small Indebtedness Rise

City of Winchester treasurer William T. Barr presented a year end report to the Common Council noting extraordinary expenses of over 14 000 while indebtedness increased only 4 500. Finance chair Shirley Carter praised Barr’s thorough ledgers and cooperative audits. The statement lists receipts totaling 101 259.29 and disbursements for streets hall water and more.

William T. Barr Common Council Carter Finance Committee Barr Wm. T. Barr Winchester Rouss Spring Hum

Farmers Notice at Kremer's Dining Rooms During Fair

A farm painting will be delivered during Fair Week at Kremer's Dining Rooms on the grounds. Picture provided. Time indicated 7 to 1 and 2 to the public.

Kremer

Demonstration at the Fair Tomorrow

The last caponizing demonstration will be given by Dr. Joe William Kinghorn of the United States Department of Agriculture Thursday at 10 a.m. in the rear room of the Valley Poultry building.

Joe William Kinghorn United States Department of Agriculture Valley Poultry Building

Farm Paintings in Rooms on Grounds Picture Man

A terse item notes farm paintings displayed in rooms on the grounds with a focus on the picture man. The brief highlights a local exhibit and photographer’s role.

W C T U Meeting and Election Notice

W C T U meeting announced for Thursday morning September 9 at 9 30 with officers for the ensuing year to be elected and full attendance requested. Lost gold frame glasses and chain reward offered. Funeral of Little Frederick Seal held this afternoon and interment at Mount Hebron. Fair tickets for sale at T T Wall's and Bell Bros stores.

Star Office Little Frederick Seal Mount Hebron T. T. Wall's Bell’ Bros

Fall Millinery Begins September with Velvet Hats

Miss Wierman announces a Fall Millinery sale starting September 7 with velvet hats priced at 60c and 1.00 for adults and children. The advertisement notes quality must be seen to be appreciated and provides contact details. Mr and Mrs Dudley Walker of Chicago are visiting, exploring a Virginia farm purchase and staying several days.

Dudley Walker Chicago Town Mr. Walker Virginia

Cohen's Store to Close for Jewish Holiday

Abe Cohens underselling shop at the old Barr stand 10 North Main Street will close Thursday and Friday September 9th and 10th for a Jewish holiday.

Abe Cohen T. M. ‘Barr

Mr Jenkins Dies in Baltimore at 72

Michael Jenkins a leading Baltimorean and Catholic lay leader died in Edgewood after a bout with pneumonia following a trip from Manchester Vermont. A trustee of multiple institutions and donor of the Maryland Institute site he was knighted by Pope Pius X in 1904. He was 72.

Michael Jenkins Acne Edgewood Eliza L. Jenkins Jenkins Thomas Cover Mr. Cover Catholic University Baltimore Cathedral Safe Deposit and Trust Company Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Northern Central Railway Cardinal Gibbons Cardinal Andrew Carnegie Maryland Institute Mount Royal Avenue Mr. Jenkins Baltimore Manchester

Apples Wanted by Beck and Co for Bulk Purchase

Beck and Co request hand-picked bulk apples for fall and winter varieties. They will buy when ready and pay highest market price based on quality. Miller Warehouse, C. V., R. 9-1-1p-tf.

F. A. ‘Beck and Co

Fireworks at Winchester Fair Begin Nightly Exhibits

The Winchester Fair opens its night exhibitions tomorrow and runs through Saturday with free shows each evening. Fireworks will light the sky nightly as the Meyerhoff carnival company performs until closing time. Mrs. F. S. Anderson and daughter Lucille return home from Grottoes, accompanied by Miss Blanche Livers.

Meyerhoff Carnival Company F. S. Anderson Lucille Grottoes, Way Blanche Livers

Grand Duke Nicholas 15 Made a Viceroy

Grand Duke Nicholas 15, ousted from army command, named Viceroy of the Caucasus in a Petrograd dispatch. Other reports note German claims over the Arabic incident and aerial warfare across the Franco Flemish front with bombs on Meurdan Buisse and Ostend.

Washington Petrograd Grand Duke Nicholas Caucasus Russky Drina Riga Freidrichstadt Paris Medard Bieuze Nancy Ostend Argonne London Guatemala Wolff South Wales British National Trades’ 'Union Seasion At Bristol Endor

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Mrs. W. Lee Fisher Melvin Dunlap Shenandoah Vallegricultural Society Torow Ple Moling & Seal DR. Bell CITY F. H. Krebs Krebs The Counci John M. Steck Steck Himself Frank H. Krebs R. Gray Williams Parish G. L. Miller M. A. Doran C. W. Hollis C. E. Nevie John T. Noonan City Hall Lewis Legg James Hillyard TOMA Conrad Members of the Bar Winchester Courts Baba Goungil W. C. T. U. Meeting Fall Millinery Cohen HS Baltimore Bell Phone H. H. Baker Miss Cline’s Adi Hoth Berlin United States Gerard America Amsterdam
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