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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1909

Page

4

Sunday school picnic spreads joy in Brucetown

Brucetown reports a well behaved crowd at the annual Sunday school picnic on August 7 with a bountiful lunch on the grass. Several residents and visitors are noted visiting relatives in nearby towns including Baltimore and Charles Town with multiple siblings and friends mentioned by name.

Sbrucetown Belle Sanderson Baltimore Annie Brady Prank Brady Howard Sanderson Marguerite Daugherty Lorn Purcell Nettie Ethel James Charles ‘Town W.va Joseph Snapp H. V. Wheeler Crum’s Memorial Church Clarke County Mary Jones

An Ocean Liner Tale of Disappearance and Inevitable Twist

An elderly American recounts a passenger Trevor who vanishes from a smoking room aboard a Southampton to New York crossing. Three years later the narrator meets Trevor at a niece’s wedding, only to reveal a captain aided a staged disappearance to escape a scheming wife.

Southampton New York Devil May Care Trevor Connecticut Pacific Coast

Winchester Fair Rejuvenated Attracts Attention

The Winchester fair, about thirty days away, has been greatly rejuvenated in recent years. An attraction of unusual interest is promised, according to the Harrisonburg Times.

Winchester Harrisonburg

A Gruesome Present

Dr L H Keller and A J Schindell rusticating at Capon Springs receive a tanned rattlesnake skin from R M Hays of Ha Berstown measuring .38 inches long.

LH. Keller A. J. Schindell Capon Springs R. M. iHays Ha Berstown

Cumberland Valley Railroad Plans Automatic Drinking Cups

Following the lines of other railroads the Cumberland Valley Railroad will install an automatic drinking cup system for patrons. Cups will be secured from an automatic vending machine.

Cumberland Valley Railroad

Recovering From Injuries in Frederick County

Mrs. J. I. R. Affleck wife of the parish farm superintendent recently scalded by a kettle of hot water. She fell while carrying the kettle, injuring her face and left arm. She is now recovering.

J. IR. Affleck Frederick County

Hicks Sisters and Delegates Dine in Stephens City

Misses Ethel and Stella Hicks of Clearbrook Ms Clarence Bohrer of Charles Town West Virginia and Messrs Deal Kerns and John Adams of White Hall Virginia spent Saturday and Sunday at the hospitable home of Mr and Mrs J C Hale of avai Stephens City.

Ethel Stella Hicks Clearbrook Clarence — Bohrer Charles Town W. Va Deal Kerns John Adams White Hall J. C. Hale Avai Stephens

Bailey couple leaves for Indiana visit

Mr and Mrs C P Bailey departed today on an extended trip to relatives and friends in Indiana. Miss Elsie Le Master of Chambersburg Pa visits her Aunt Mr Charles Fuller at her West Water street home.

C. .P. Bailey Indiana Elsie le Master Chambersburg, Pa Charles Fuller West ‘Water Street

Wheat Market Steady as Prices Hold in Wholesale Trade

Wholesale market notes show wheat prices unchanged and oats easing with a quiet tone. Corn remains subdued after an easy session while rye stays steady. hay and straw drift lightly with dull activity. butter eggs and poultry hold firm and vegetables sustain a steady market.

Wiens Kbs

Apple Crop Notes Across Regions Split Yields Vary

Apple sections report mixed crops with York Imperial and Winesap leading. Delaplane anticipates 30 to 40 percent of normal. Winchester and Woodstock show 25 percent to 50 percent, while Waynesboro expects 20 percent with large fruit and substantial barrel shipments countywide.

Ben ‘Davis York Imperial Winchester Woodstock York Imperial Waynesboro Stanleyton York Imperials Staunton Richmond Vai Jeffer Charles Town W. Va Ben Davis Martinsburg Grimes Berkeley Gerardstown Jonathan Paw Paw York T Imperial Crimes Golden

Hem-Roid proclaimed cure for piles by Dr Leonhardt

The Lincoln specialist Dr. Leonhardt claims internal bad circulation causes piles and promotes Hem-Roid as an internal remedy with a 98 percent cure rate in 1000 cases. It is sold with a money-back guarantee from Franck Baker & Son or Dr. Leonhardt Co. Send for a booklet.

Leonhardt Lincoln Neb Léeonhardat Franck Baker & Son Dr. Leezhardt ,Co Buffalo N. Y

Vanfiefre and Cotrely At Empire Theater Dazzle Crowd

European stars VanGot and Cotrely perform feats that defy gravity on Winchester stage. The act showcases exceptional strength suppleness and skill with the man and woman pushing the limits of science. The pictures and songs thrill audiences as previous shows.

Winchester VanGot Mile Cotrely Eempire

Overhead Bridge Damaged By Fire Near Stephenson

A spark from a southbound Baltimore and Ohio train No 65 set fire to an overhead bridge half a mile south of Stephenson, five miles north of town, badly damaging the structure. Workmen arrived soon after and expect repairs to be completed by tonight or tomorrow, with no bridge replacement needed.

Dassenger Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Stephenson the Star Stephénison Raffro Track Jordan’ Springs

Funeral Services For George W Grim

Funeral services for George W Grim were held at his South Mainz Street home Saturday afternoon after a lingering heart illness. The service was conducted by Rev. Arthur E Slagle with a choir, and was attended by friends, Winchester Lodge No 65 Knights of Pythias members, and Charley Rouss Fire Company. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers M T Reed E B Sartelle H D Fuller N Good B S Preffitt and Frank Woore.

George Gsiengyene Winchester Basin South Mainz Street Winchester Lodge No 65 Knights-of -Pythias Charley ‘Rouss Fire Company Arthur E. Slagle Market Street M Mount Hebron M- T. Reed E. B. Sartelle H. D Fuller N. Good B. S. Preffitt Frank ‘Woore

A Pretty Wedding At Collinsville

Miss Blanche Ay Powell of Dayton Ohio wed J Moist Powell of Dean Ohio in Collinsville Virginia at Mrs Anne Bageants home. The small ceremony featured a fern altar and Lohengrin march. After the ceremony a light collation followed. The couple plan to live in Dayton Ohio.

Collinsville Anne Bageant Blanche Ay _Powell Dayton Ohio J. Moist — Powell Dean Lohengsrin Lowe Brothers Company Powell

Money Recovered From Illegal Sale

James M. Brown, a Winchester stock dealer, recovered 105 dollars from W. M. Kniseley of Rockingham County Va for a horse sold under the impression the title was clear. Kniseley had given a $140 deed of trust on the animal to another, was arrested, and jailed at Harrisonburg until friends advanced funds to satisfy Brown’s claim.

James M. Brown Winchester W.M. Kniseley Rockingham Mr. Brown Kniseley Sergeant Taylor Harrisonburg

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