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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1915
Page
1
A brief feature highlights home buying as a 60 day habit to cultivate. The piece credits Nemo and outlines practical steps to form steady purchase routines.
A Philadelphia query asks popular writers to name six best novels. Many list Vanity Fair David Copperfield Adam Bede and The Scarlet Letter with Ivanhoe and The Last Days of Pompeii as likely additions. The piece discusses differing opinions on literary merit and the universal appeal of Dickens and other classic works.
Mrs Elizabeth A Bowen wife of veteran Winchester auctioneer and carpenter William M Bowen died at 7 pm at her West Gerard street home aged 74 years 11 months following kidney trouble She was the oldest daughter of Samuel and Sarah Fries married January 21 1863 She leaves 15 children seven survivors 29 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Funeral services Monday at 230 pm at United Brethren Church conducted by Rev George W Stover Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery
Miss Dora Kidd, 20, was jailed in Lynchburg on charges of killing her father Lucian Kidd a Lowesville farmer. Authorities say she shot him because he was punishing a younger child. He died last night.
London report says the Amalgamated Union of Railway Service, representing 300000 workers, served notice that any attempt to enforce conscription will trigger serious internal trouble and unrest across the workforce.
Highland Avenue resident Mr. B F Farmer requested The Star to state that a warrant set for police court this afternoon had been dismissed. Prosecutor Mr. James P Reardon could not confirm the dismissal, saying he had not been advised by the court but had heard the news via Mr Warmer.
Central listings offer houses priced from 1600 to 4500 dollars with electric lights and a nice bath. Contact Wb. FULTZ Real Estate for exclusive viewings at No 11 13 Court Street.
Virginia conference sessions at Singers Glen enter final days with routine business. Appointments of ministers to be announced tomorrow and published Monday. Prohibition report heartily endorsed, with benevolent collections allocated near last year’s levels.
Miss Willie Maxwell of Harrisonburg Va visiting Mr and Mrs Bentley Kern on Amherst Street will sing at the 11 o clock Sunday service in Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Maxwell is noted as a leading Harrisonburg vocalist.
Mr. P. Hayslett the superintendent of streets asks Main Street merchants to sweep their pavements every Wednesday and Saturday around 11 oclock. This aims to improve cleanliness prior to the Thursday morning and late Saturday night street cleanings. City officials favor the Chamber of Commerce request and support the effort.
The bicycle patrol of Troop 2 Boy Scouts of America left the city yesterday afternoon for the Opequon where they pitched tents at the United States cavalry camp. Scoutmaster Richard Jolliffe led with assistance from Mr Geddén Lacy. The hike was described as one of the most successful outings since formation and will continue weekly weather permitting.
Judge A G Dayton of the Federal Court appointed Attorney W H Thomas of Martinsburg as master commissioner to hear evidence on the assets and liabilities of the Martinsburg Power Company for guiding Judge Dayton in deciding suits currently before the Federal courts.
Cleveland observer Dr H H McHenry a longtime Rockefeller family physician said the war loan interview report is remarkably accurate after reviewing the transcript. He attended the interview and opposed the denial of its publication.
Winchester reports City and County Day events proceed despite Harman failure with no injuries and all activities moving forward as planned in the county.
State Treasurer Asher W Harman Jr filed for voluntary bankruptcy in Richmond citing liabilities 54 681 and assets 17 168. He owes banks across Virginia with secured and unsecured claims and holds two life insurance policies as collateral. Planters National Bank holds 11 198 34 secured notes. unsecured debts total 34 722 61.
Franklin Frye of Shenandoah County was arrested in Mount Jackson vicinity after a raid on his premises yielded tamarack liquor components and finished product. Frye pled guilty at a hearing before United States Commissioner A J Tavenner and posted $200 bail for the Harrisonburg term starting December 7. Deputy Marshals Ritenour Utz and Marshall led the operation, with evidence including the still cap and worm seized. Bondsman John S Hansberger is Frye’s brother-in-law.
The funeral for Robert Sale father of W A Sale was held in Buena Vista Virginia after dying of typhoid fever while visiting his daughter Mrs Stillwell in Hillsboro West Virginia. He lived most of his life in Buena Vista and spent the last two years with his daughter Mrs Edward Bear in Shenandoah City where his son W A Sale attended the service.
Carey editor of the Blue Ridge Weekly from Rappahannock County Virginia visits the city while his wife recovers from an operation at Memorial Hospital. He stays with Mr and Mrs G F Owens on National Avenue. Mrs Carey is rapidly improving and will soon return home.
Ellis Denny, once injured in an automobile accident, has recovered enough to leave Memorial Hospital and travel to White Post to spend time with his brother Joseph Denny, among many friends who followed his progress.
Carlisle fair runs September 21 to 24 with train excursion rates offered by the railroad company. Tickets available during fair week at special prices through the Ticket Agent with schedule details to be consulted for train times.
The filing lists aggregate claims totaling $15 000 with the Bank of Commerce and Trusts holding a $700 secured note. The deed of trust on the lot on Chaffin street secures that amount.
Reported actions include Vilna battles with heavy German and Russian forces in the Balkans and Ostend raid preparations by Germans. Paris fronts and Balkans hang on a possible early peace if Austria Germany solidify gains. British loan efforts face banker confidence amid American disavowal rumors and Wilson notes on Arabic incident.
Lost between B and C depot and Capon Bridge three photographs of a young girl. Reward offered by A B Pugh Sole N W Washington for return. Obituary or notice appears in the clipping.
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