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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1917

Page

3

Red Cross Forms Naval Auxiliaries to Help Sailors

Secretary Daniels orders the Red Cross to establish naval auxiliaries across the country to furnish comforts to American sailors. The move follows the severing of Navy League relations after Col. Robert M. Thompson accused officials of overreach following the Mare Island explosion. Mrs. B. T. Stotesburg, ex Navy League member, becomes chair of the Red Cross naval auxiliary.

Navy League Daniels Red Cross Navy League Robert M. Thompson Mare Island B. T. Stotesburg Philadelphia Naval Auixiary

Miss Lumley ToWed Warrior

Mrs. Ewe R Lumley announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Mary Ellen Lumley to Mr William Lerop Kysor son of Mr and Mrs William Ensor of West Arlington Md Miss Lumley is a noted musician and soloist at Arlington Methodist Church Mr Ensor belongs to Battery A and may be deployed to Anniston Alabama. he formerly worked for the American Tobacco Company No wedding date has been set.

Mary Ellen Lumley William Lerop Kysor William. H. Enséor West Arlington, Md Missedumley Ensor Battery A Anniston Ala The American Tobacco Company Mary Lupton Berryville, Va William C. Hunt George .W. Kremer South Main Street

Submarine Attack on Westwego Reported Off France

Navy officials relayed Paris dispatches stating the American steamer Westwego, part of a convoy, was attacked September 5 by a massed force of six submarines. Two ships sunk. subs likely lost. Westwego, owned by Union Petroleum Steamship Co., built 1914 in Germany, crew 42. The incident underscores strong naval convoy protections for merchant ships bound to European ports.

Washington France Danels Westwego Transport Service Department Navy Department Paris Murcau Maritime Register Europe Pastuct Union Petroleum Steamship Company, of Philadelphia Germany

Suffrage Vote Defeated in Maine Special Election

Maine voters defeated woman suffrage in a statewide special election. Early returns from 275 of 635 precincts show Yes 161, No 22,206 with 1, area totals later giving 17,035 for and 31,807 against. The question sought ratification of a constitutional amendment from the last legislature.

Portland Maine

County Couple Granted Marriage License

A marriage license was issued yesterday in the county clerk's office to Herbert W. Harmer and Pearl R. Newcome, both residents of the county. The couple wed earlier this morning at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. H. G. Spencer officiating.

Herbert W. Harmer Pearl R. Newcome William Harmer G. A. Newcome H. G. Spencer

Citizens Committee Eyes Parade for Local Drafted Heroes

Several organizations ready to join a proposed parade to honor men from Winchester and Frederick County drafted for National Army service. The Citizens Committee meets at Handley Library to decide the program with the Golden Rule Bible Class of Brad dock Street Methodist Church South pledging participation and the Citizens Band and a planned orchestra forming the musical lineup.

Winchester National Army Citizens Com‘mittee Citizens Committee Handley” Library Golden Rule Mens Bible Lass Sunday School Braddock Street Methodist Church South Whitlock Citizens Band

Unclaimed Letters Listed at Winchester Post Office

The weekly list of unclaimed letters at the Winchester post office for the week ending September 8 1917 shows names such as Robert Ailstock Mrs Dewey Berry Fielding Banks Irvin Fox N, with a one cent postage due per letter for retrieval.

Pace Pee Winchester Robert Ailstock Dewey Berry Fielding Banks Irvin FE. Fox

Market prices list for grains meats and produce

Local market report shows prices for winter and spring wheat flour, cracked corn, middlings, various butter grades, potatoes, and live poultry. Cited retail and wholesale figures include spring wheat flour 12.00, cracked corn 2.05, butter wholesale 0.41, retail 0.45, potatoes per bushel 1.40, and young chickens at 21 cents per pound.

OMA Aires Bruleshelltes Sts Timothy Hay

Market corrections and commodity prices listing

These markets are corrected as of closing on the day preceding publication. Butter prices, live poultry, corn and hay values shown. Cattle and hog ranges provided with multiple grade distinctions. Guests from Winchester, Virginia, return to Piney Mountain Inn.

Dr William Gray Called By Death at Hancock

Dr William Gray who had practiced medicine in Hancock and Winchester died Monday September 3 after six months illness. Born Hampshire County West Virginia forty four years ago he studied at the University of Virginia and later ran a drug store in Hancock. He served Shenandoah Valley Academy as instructor under Prof Lovett and leaves widow two children, his mother Mrs Annie Nixon, and stepson C J Nixon. Burial will be in Lebanon Indiana.

Eeene William Spencer Gray Winchester Hancock Shenandoah Valley Academy James B. Lovett Lovett Hancock News Hampshire County West Virginia University of Virginia Maryland Presbyterian Church Masonic Order Annie Nixon Capon Bridge W. Va C. J. Nixon

Soldiers Head for the South in Trainload Troop Movement

A dispatch from White Post in Clarke county reports ten trainloads of troops passed through last night and this morning bound south. The National Guard regiments from Pennsylvania and Maryland, in 12 Hass coaches each, were en route to southern training camps, mostly toward Camp McClellan in Anniston Alabama. Bridges and railway property once guarded by Company I at Winchester are now protected by armed railroad detectives.

The Star Today White Post Clarke County Pennsylvania Maryland Camp McClellan Anniston Ala Company

Handsome gar reported stolen from Berryville garage

A near new Hudson touring car was stolen from a Berryville garage early today and thought driven toward Gaylord and Summit Point. No recovery reported by late hours.

Gar Berryville Clarke County Gaylord Summit Point

Tarvia loading expected for streets this season

City officials announce the first tarvia load for streets, about 10 000 gallons in seven carloads, to arrive in a few days. Visitors include Miss Margaret Gold of Richmond and Miss Mary Lupton of Berryville visiting local relatives.

Field Margaret Gold Richmond, Va

War tax bill passes Senate largest in U.S. history

The Senate approved the war tax revenue bill 69 to 4, imposing about 2.4 billion dollars in new taxes for wartime. Key reductions cut taxes on sugar tea coffee and cocoa and eliminated publisher taxes and second class postage increases. Provisions for free soldier letters remain and a parcel post cent stamp tax is kept.

Washington United States Senate Borah Gromna la Follette Norris House Congress McKeller Hardwick Senator McKeller Saulsbury Senator Weeks

All First Quota Pass Examination at Camp Lee

The Winchester and Frederick county board reports that Bernard M Sullivan DeWitt T Weaver George L Branner and C C Hardy passed the first five percent quota examination at Camp Lee in Petersburg. All four were accepted into the United States Army and the local board will receive credit for the men sent.

Winchester Frederick County Herman Hall Camp Lee Petersburg Bernard M. Sullivan DeWitt T. Weaver George L. Branner C. C. Hardy United States Army

Apple market quotations across cities show varied prices

Market reports from the U S Department of Agriculture detail apple prices in New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cleveland and Cleveland with Virginia Greenings Duchmans Grimes Golden Wealthy and Smokehouse among varieties and ranges from around 2 40 to 6 50 per barrel or bushel depending on grade and city Mrs J Crosby McCarthy travels to Washington after time spent in the city with tea and friends

Winchater Bureau of Markets Wiited States Agricultural Department New York Virginia Greenings

Dallas County Prohibition Swing in Local Option Vote

Late results from Dallas County Texas show prohibitionists leading with about 1500 votes as six precincts remain unreported. Pat Kremer returns to Chicago after a yearly stay at his father’s home on Main and Cecil streets.

Dallas Tex Dalling County Texas Pat Kremer Chicago Luther Kremer Main Cecil Streets

Funeral for Krank Carter to be held at Shiloh Baptist Church

The funeral for Krank Carter, one of three men killed in the Frankford arsenal explosion near Philadelphia, will be from Shiloh Baptist Church at 2 PM Thursday. The body is expected to arrive Wednesday evening from Philadelphia. A separate Winchester court notice details an estate matter in Jesse Fries deceased, with a Master Commissioner to report on real estate, rents, taxes, and notices to interested parties.

Krank Carter Frankford Arsenal Philadelphia Shiloh Baptist Church Jacob S. Fries Corporation Court Bnit Agcertgin Jacob 9 Frieg Beulah D. Fries Safa Realty Winchester Virginia Fries

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