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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1908

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White Hall Group Drives Graded School Movement in Frederick County

Citizens near White Hall in Frederick County convened at Old Stone Church to push for a central graded school. Leader M M Lynch outlined consolidation of small schools, central buildings, and wagon transport to extend education without boarding. A seven-person committee will seek funds and sites, planning a public meeting May 9.

White Hall Old Stone Church M. M. Lynch Chaiirman John E. Hott Virginia Iit Green Spring Oak Grove Gee

Winchester License Vote Defines New Civic Responsibilities

The Star argues residents gained new rights and duties under a liquor license reform. It condemns partisan obstruction and urges full support for the policy, noting experience shows enforcement can curb past failures. The paper approves The Star’s stance against liquor ads, foreseeing local benefits despite financial loss.

Winchester

Lacy Addresses Shenandoah Y M C A Convention

The Shenandoah county Y M C A opened its second annual convention at Woodstock Presbyterian Church. Rev J H Lacy of Winchester delivered an address after delegates arrived late, followed by a business meeting Saturday and a farewell service at the Methodist Church.

Shenandoah County Wooenstock Presbyterian Church J. H. Lacy Winchester

Miss Mary Bird Larrick Visits City

Miss Mary Bird Larrick of Middletown is visiting friends in the city. T. P. Conner is offering sizable six seven piece counts on all jug trade goods.

Mary Bird’ Larrick Middletown Dty T. P. Conner

Dr McGuire Hurt In Shenandoah Runaway Accident

Dr William P McGuire Winchester physician was thrown from a buggy in Shenandoah after a runaway horse on Amherst and Braddock streets. He suffered bruises and shock, clothes dusty, buggy damaged beyond repair, mare unharmed. He was en route to Memorial Hospital.

William P. McGuire Winchester McGuire Amherst Street Memorial Hospital Amhierst Braddock Streets Dr. McGuire Braddock Street

Drys Expect Victory in Shenandoah District Elections

Drys express confidence they will win in Lee and Madison districts of Shenandoah County as towns vote tomorrow on prohibition. The county has been dry two years except Woodstock, carried by the drys by one vote. Preachers from the Anti Saloon League and local ministers addressed crowds nightly.

Drys Lee Madison Shenandoah County Tee Woodstock EK. J. Richardson Anti-Saloon League Northern Virginia Frank P. Berkley Leesburg Curtis Texas Winchester North Carolina

Notes From Hayfield Virginia Visitors Tell Of Social Rounds

In Hayfield Virginia on April 27 Mrs Effie Bayliss and her daughter Miss Ora Bayliss visited relatives in Chambersville. Mr and Mrs Herry Windle and Mr and Mrs Elroy Light visited their parents. Mrs Mamie Miller and children visited Mrs William Cornell. Mrs Mattie Cooper and son Lawrence from Middletown visited her mother Mrs Sherman in Chambersville. Miss Jennie Wisecarver spent days with her sister. Miss Anna Hoover visited friends at Welltown. Mr Harry Windle spent days at Widdatfield. Mr Boyd Ramey was guest of Mr Wise Kitchen. Rev Combs preached at Mt Olive schoolhouse Saturday night and Sunday morning.

Chambersville Jennie ‘Wisecarver Ana’ Hoover Welltown Harry Windle Widdatfield Boyd Ramey Wise Kitchen i Combs Mt. Olive School

Frightened Man Arrested in Winchester Disturbance

Police detained a man claiming to be Matthew Quinn of Staunton Virginia after a disruptive episode in Winchester. He reportedly fled toward Potomac Hill aboard a water wagon, then fell off and disappeared, causing officers to search the valley pikes for him.

Legg Secon Matthew Quinn Staunton Winchester Regg Quint Valley

Sale of Building 4 Lot on Braddock Heights

Classified notice offering a building lot at Braddock Heights for sale. Henry Moling listed with brief terms and a concise contact note.

Braddock Heights Henry Moling

Back From Trip Down In Mexico

Dr. William S. Love and Mr. S. H. Hansbrough have returned home after a several week visit in Mexico. Love arrived yesterday and Hansbrough came by moon today over the Baltimore and Ohio. They traveled from Vera Cruz to New York by boat and faced rough weather off the Atlantic coast. Mr. Courtney Weems, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Weems, also returned today. The pair spent most of their time at the San Juan Sugar Corporation plantation near Mexico City.

Williams Love S. H. Hansbrough Mexico Dr. Love Mr. Hainsbrough Moon Baltimore and Ohio Vera Cruz New York Atlatic Courtney Wieems W. Weems Mr. Hansbrough San Juan

Jefferson County Liquor Primary Nominations Unfold

In Jefferson county the Democratic primaries selected nominees for multiple offices including John P. Kearfiwitt for legislature and Charles D. Wigsong for sheriff. Senator William Campbell won 20 delegates as Campbell backed by two uninstructed delegates said to favor him. At Harpers Ferry area the liquor faction opposed Campbell and Wetzel over the prohibition bill voting, with Wetzel representing the county in the legislature for several terms.

Jefferson John P. Kearfiwitt Charles D. Wigsong Charles A. Johnson John M. Daniel George D. Moore Charles W. Commad William’ Campbell Jefferson County Ga. C. McIntyre Berkeley Springs

Walker Family Returns Home From Washington

Mrs John G Walker and her daughter Miss Mary Lea Walker have returned to Mansfield near Winchester after spending winter in Washington. County magistrate Mixtor E Baylor joined the trip. The notice mentions Fugitt's Livery offering boarding horses with good care.

John G. Walker Mary Lea Walker Washington

Nestor of Conference Rev William G Eggleston Dies at Middletown

Rev William G Eggleston, known as the nestor of the conference, Methodist Episcopal South, died at his Middletown home after a brief illness. He was about 93. The funeral is set for Tuesday at his residence with Rev George T Tyler presiding. Remains to be buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester. Pallbearers named James J Russell James I Larrick James W Rhodes Dr Z L Weaver John S Sperry Frank Weaver. The cortege expected in Winchester between 1 30 and 2 pm with friends meeting them en route. He was born in Baltimore about 1815 or 1816, lived much of his life in church service, and recently celebrated his seventy second birthday.

William G. Eggleston Methodist Sptionens ‘Church South Middletown Pountry Egegleston Minos Southern Methodist Frederick George T. Tyler Winchester Mount Hebron James Russell James I. Larrick James W. Rhodes Z. L. Weaver John Sperry Frank Weaver Iit Geme Bery Baltimore Eggleston Joseph Hhils Mather Anf

Elks Plan Fourth of July Jubilee at Fisher's Hill

The Harrisonburg Elks lease the Fisher's Hill grounds from Charles Estep for a July Fourth celebration expected to attract many Winchester Elks. Organizers describe a full program with athletic contests side-shows a balloon ascension wild west show electric theater brass bands dancing and a large valley gathered with military and firemen.

Harrisonburg

Mrs Nation To Speak At Berryville Lecture

Mrs. Carry A. Nation will deliver a free lecture in the Court House at Berryville at 8 p m on Tuesday April 28. All are cordially invited.

Carry A. Nation Court House Berryville

Notice to voters to pay taxes by May 3 1908

Notice to taxpayers that all who wish to be qualified to vote for the president in the November election must pay their taxes on or before May 3, 1908. Signed by G. M. Chiles.

Virginia Weather Outlook Showers Then Cooler Night

The report for Virginia says showers and a cooler night with Tuesday turning fair and colder across the region. The forecast notes a drop in temperature following the unsettled spell and clearer skies by Tuesday.

Virginia

Forged Name Reported In Bank Check Incident

cashier of Citizens Bank Round Hill reports a man passed a $25 check on the Citizens National Bank in Alexandria using a fictitious name E V Regester. The reverend E V Regester of Washington district Methodist Episcopal Church South is not the signer.

Kk. F. James Cbzens’ Bank Rround Hill Alexandria J. W. Ele Jr E. V. Regester Reeoe Washington Methodist Episcopal Church South

Combined Automobile and Stage Line Notice

Evans Hotel office will handle all telephone calls orders and small parcels with special care. Notice dated 4 23 referencing M F Castleman.

Evans Hotel M. F. Castleman

Middletown Glove Factory Opens at Local Industry

A new industry, Middletown Manufacturing Company, establishes a glove factory in Middletown. Ten workers are employed and about one hundred dozen pairs of gloves are produced daily.

Middletown Are Middletown Manufacturing Company

National Conference Delegates Named by Governor Swanson

Delegates to national conference include Mr J P Hadd iex and Hon R E Byrd of Winchester. They are appointed by Governor Swanson as members of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections. The meeting occurs in Richmond during the first week in May.

J.P. Hadd R.E. Byrd Winchester Swanson ‘ Bates Winton Richmond

Blackberry Brandy and Ginger Sale Listing

An old advertisement lists blackberry brandy ginger brandy and gin priced at 60e per quart at G H Mayhew. The snippet notes a local liquor retailer offering spirits in quarts with a period style price tag.

G. H. Mayhew

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tad HALL Frederick County Thvelts Commonwealth , of Star Dr. Lacy DR. McGuire Hurt Hayfield Fugitt Nestor Mr. Eggleston Jim Daughhter Omma Hggteston Burgess Market Street Ter Isaac W. Russell Kerst Street Modist Episcopal Church South, S W. W. Duncan Fisher’Hills G. M. Chiles Register
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