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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1916
Page
4
In the fall a tired father counts thirty seven dollars, two hoarded in zinc, as he plans for coal and bacon while his wife demands food and his daughter wants fur and a costly set. He endures hair loss but remains dauntless, hoping to provide for Susan Jane and the kids with modest means.
Mount Williams Virginia September reports Henry Clowser, son of Mr. and Mrs. HAL Clowser, ill with typhoid fever and moved to Winchester Memorial Hospital for treatment under Dr Anderson and Dr Glass. Local residents visit relatives, and many relatives and friends are noted in family gatherings and church society notices.
Mr Charles Ashwood visited the home of Mr Arthure Miller on Sunday evening according to the report.
Mrs Charles Hyer and son Charles Jr return to Washington after spending summers in Brucetown for 25 years. Local families host weekend guests Nellie Moling and others. Church rally success noted with a full audience. Elsie Vincente from Baltimore visits the Smiths. Clergy Rev O D Lambert and wife spent days in Strasburg. Dr F T Pine notes a fall injuring Mrs Pine. Dr Cabborn aids. Trustees plan repairs before school opens.
Armell notes list visitors and relocations including D N Cave and Gard ner Cave from Luray visiting D J Gardner family. Ewell Rose remains ill at home. Irving Thrift family returned to Hopewell after summer stay. Maeder Don Gray improving. Fannie Armel of Bunker Hill visiting. Mission services attended at White Post Episcopal church. Alexander family of Front Royal visited Rose family. Roy White at John Kerr School Winchester spent weekend at home. Elder Cornwell family moved near White Post. L C Manuel family and son spent days near Brown town. W L Armel grandmother visit to Memorial Hospital Winchester. Derflinger family moved to L Gardner property. William Watkins stays at home. Mrs Luther White and two sons of Washington visited. Rev E W Brubaker to preach Macedonia October 1 at 3 pm.
A Macedonian visiting speaker will lecture at Macedonia Church on Thursday night September 28. He will discuss Macedonia as his native homeland and the public is cordially invited to attend.
Spear and Jordan Springs Virginia September 27 Harriet McAboy formerly of Clarke County Virginia now of Morgantown West Virginia has returned home to resume fall work in the millinery store of Misses Johnson and McAboy.
A Baltimore doctor recommends Resinol ointment and soap for eczema and itching. The resin-based treatment is praised as safe for delicate skin and has been widely used by physicians for over twenty years. The products are available at druggists and claimed to stop itching quickly and heal eruptions at low cost.
Edward B Berry aged sixteen died this morning of tuberculosis at his home Holéme number 9 Bond Street. He leaves his mother Fresie Menifee and step father French Menifee, three brothers and two sisters. The funeral will be held at Mount Pleasant Church near Summit Point on Thursday by Rev Carter.
An English spy who gained access to the Berlin Marineamt maps details Germany’s Kiel Canal defenses. He describes three lines of defense with patrol torpedo boats, fast cruisers, and armored cruisers plus mined channels and submarine protection guarding the coast to delay any potential invasion.
Walter Barrett, formerly assistant principal at the Shepapidoah Valley Academy and now in the citrus fruit business with headquarters in Tampa, Fla., spent last night at the academy as a guest of Dr. B. M. Rosgel. Barrett met many old friends and associates from his time at the academy under Prof. J. B. Lovett.
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