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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1919

Page

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Induction of Handley Schools Superintendent Frederick E. Clerk

Frederick E. Clerk will be inaugurated as Handley Schools superintendent at the Empire Theater next Friday at 8. The ceremony features a large chorus and speeches by Dr. Frederick Spaulding and School Board President R. Gray Williams. Dr. Wallace Buttrick of the General Education Board will give an address. other board and education leaders may attend. The event aims to outline plans for Handley Schools and public school improvements in Winchester.

Clerk Winchester Frederick E.’ Clerk Handley Schools Empire Theater Ito R. Gray Williams Handley Board Cleveland Frederick Spaulding Spaulding Robert M. Ward Handley Ward Buttrick Wallace Buttrick General Education Board of New York Abraham Flexener Frank Bachman General Education Board Baltimore Baltimore Sun

Gibbons Lots on Main Street Offered for Quick Sale

W L Fultz announces the C Gibbons Lots on Main Street with shade lawn city water electric lights gas and sewerage and frontage on Braddock Street. Act quickly to secure a desirable city lot as scarcity drives prices upward.

C. Gibbons Main Street Braddock Street W. L. Fultz

Nighttime thefts yield three fowls thieves jailed

Three young men Holmes Hook Franklin Hawkins and Charles Smith confessed to stealing eighteen fine fowls from a farmhouse southwest of Winchester. They sold the birds for about 13 dollars at Haldeman's Creamery and pled guilty when caught. They received 15 days in jail and fines totaling 12 dollars 75 cents each. one man later faced an additional 30 days for nonpayment. A fourth conspirator cashed the check and is at large.

Eriéf Satur Haldeman Doran Winchester Winchester and Western Holmes Hook Franklin Hawkins Charles Smith

Winchester Fair Catalogue Offers Entry Call

Advertises Winchester Fair entries with a prompt to visit D. W. Lupton secretary at the fair office to obtain a catalogue and make entries now.

D. W. Lupton

Trescott Apple Grader Promises Lower Packing Costs

Massey Brothers advertises a Trescott Apple Grader claiming to cut packing costs. The note lists features and urges readers to order now for the Great Winchester Fair events with racing purses and carnival attractions on September 10 11 12.

Fruit buyer at Cumberland Valley Depot and White Post Depot

Now buying top market cash prices for apples damsons pears peaches plums at my packing house Grain Elevator Cumberland Valley Depot Winchester. Call 476 after six p m 419. Large and small quantities. Also buying and packing at White Post Depot. See representative Mr David Reardon. Orchards of winter fruit for sale call or visit.

Cumberland Valley Depot Winchester White Post Depot David Reardon

Watermelons Now Unloading at Cumberland Valley Depot

Watermelons now unloading at Cumberland Valley Depot with quality noted as fine and popular prices. SAM HAINES listed with phone 476 and 9 6 1p tf.

Cumberland Valley Depot Sam Haines

Pershing Arrives in Hoboken for New York Welcome

General John Pershing lands aboard the Leviathan at Hoboken and begins a three day welcome in New York. Sirens and ship whistles greet the returning commander as Mayor Hwan Governor Smith and high officials receive him aboard a city patrol steamer. The visit includes receptions luncheons and a Waldorf Astoria banquet prepared for his staff.

New York General John Pershing Hoboken General Pershing Watcona Mayor Hwan Smith Marshall Blakely Baker Marek Congress Leviathan Bis Waldorf-Astoria Hotel

Winchester Fair Candstand Boxes On Sale

Candstand boxes now on sale at the office of D W Lupton treasurer with reservations by letter or phone. Two good women chosen for the Winchester Steam Laundry offer.

Winchester Fair D. W. Lupton Treas Winchester

Apple Accessories and Hardware Items Listing

Hardware listing from MO. S. Solenberger & Co. advertising corrugated caps 14inch double curve head liners ladders baskets picking sacks nails barreling hatch ets with prices and contact details for purchase. Local merchants urged to inspect stock and place orders promptly.

MO. S. Solenberger & CO

Wanted Furnished Rooms for Light Housekeeping

September 9 10 11 12 notice seeks three furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Apply to H Duffey at 3 1p 51.

Duffey

Community Sing Decided Successful War Camp Event

A well attended community sing on Saturday evening on the courthouse lawn, under War Camp Community Service, drew five to six hundred people. John Richardson led and sang, joined by Mrs. J. H. Yost and Marcellus Anderson who performed selections to warm applause.

Court House War Camp Community Service John Richardson Chamber of Commerce Joe J. H. Yost Bartlett Marcellus Anderson

Shooting Victim Improves After Fairmont Ave Shooting

Grandson Proffitt, shot and seriously wounded Friday night by George W. Reid at a Fairmont Avenue home, showed improvement at Memorial Hospital. Dr. C. R. Anderson says if lockjaw is prevented, Proffitt may recover. Reid remains jailed as his preliminary hearing plans proceed in Woodstock under Judge Whiting. Two empty shells found near Reid’s lot suggest possible timing of the gunfire.

Preffitt George W. Reid Fairmont Avenue Memorial Hospital C. R. Anderson Reid Ward and Larrick Doran Proffitt

Fair Tickets At W. L. Jultz

Admission tickets for the fair can be bought at W. L. Jultz real estate office on Court Square to avoid gate lines. No extra charge for early purchase. Lost brooch with ruby center and four peaks. reward for return to Miss M. W. Kremer's Millinery Shop.

W. L. Jultz Court Square Jultz's M. W. Kremer

Knights Templar Set for Philadelphia Triennial Conclave

Winchester Commandery No. 12 sends 25 to 30 members by private Pullman to Philadelphia for the Grand Encampment triennial conclave. They expect a large parade and extensive entertainments, returning by week’s end. Maxwell Hitchcock sails to the Pacific coast to spend winter with his father Rev. Walter Alexander Hitchcock. Shryock & Co. 8 p.m.

Winchester Commandery Knights Templar Philadelphia United States Baltimore and Ohio Maxwell Hitchcock Pacific Coast Rev Walter Alexander Hitchcock

Winchester Fair Opens With Crowds and Big Attractions

The Winchester Fair begins its four day event with heavy crowds as preparations reach completion. Attractions include daily Liberty Flyers plane flights, numerous free shows, the Mighty Doris Shows, and substantial race purses totaling three thousand dollars. Thousands are expected as hotels fill and exhibits attract visitors from surrounding communities.

Associat Liberty Flyera Doris Winchester

Pure White Bull At Large Near Senseney Road

Five or six women sought for bread wrapping at Beck's Steam Bakery. Day work. Liberal reward offered for information leading to capture of a pure white bull weighing 700 pounds located one mile from town on Senseney road. Contact M. E. Conner.

Senseney Road M. E. Conner Beck's Steam Bakery

Liberty Flyers to Exhibit at Winchester Fair All Four Days

The Liberty Flyers with two Curtis biplanes arrive Tuesday morning to thrill Martinsburg Strasburg Front Royal and nearby towns with aerial stunts and parachute tickets. Passengers ride for fifteen dollars and twenty five dollars for full thrills while tours cost less than in other cities.

Liberty Winchester Fair France Bill Stanley Curtis Fair Martinsburg Strasburg Front Royal Woodstock Berryville Charlestown Rair Association Eagle Richmond New York The Fair Association

Notice of Motor Sales Company Virginia agency

Public notice states the Motor Sales Company of Virginia will handle the Scripps Booth six cylinder valve in head automobile and operate at 11 West Water Street Winchester Virginia. They pledge polite prompt service to customers and refer readers to Caloric pipeless furnaces via Mo S Solenberged & Co. The notice also lists rental and miscellaneous classified items.

Scrippsbooth THE Motor Sales Company OF Virginia West Water Street Winchester Virginia

Veterinary practice and rental notices from Dr J E Noonan

Having received my discharge from the U S Army, I will be located at 24 Amherst street, Macy Noonan's liv jery, for practice of veterinary medicine. I wish to thank patrons of past and soliciting future patronage. DR. J. E. NOONAN. FOR RENT Furnished Braddock street brick residence conveniences. Apply Star, 1p-tt

U. S. Army Amherst Street Macy Noonan Livjery J. E. Noonan Braddock Street

Ex wife charged over son abduction in Virginia custody case

The case centers on Nannie Green charged with abducting her eleven year old son Clyde Aley Pingley. The boy was returned to his father Charles B. Pingley after a Shenandoah hearing, while the court recognized the Oklahoma custody decree. Mrs Green seeks equal custody claiming ignorance of the Oklahoma ruling and asserts she is fit to share control of her son.

Nannie Green Doran Charles B. Pingley Lebanon Church Shenandoah Pingley Oklahoma Clyde Aley Virginia County Green Ernest Green Wincheater Lebanon Winchester Ping Sam Shenandoah County

Winchester Public School Term Opens September Second

Residents of Winchester are notified that the public school term for the city opens September second. Pupils should register at once, and no new registrations will be accepted after September 15. The State Compulsory School Attendance Law will be enforced.

Winchest

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