Hospital Requires About Ten Thousand Dollars More
The hospital, built years ago, faced rising demands and a busy agenda. The executive committee, confident earlier, now deems extra space essential to sustain current operations and future work.
17 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1912
Page
1
The hospital, built years ago, faced rising demands and a busy agenda. The executive committee, confident earlier, now deems extra space essential to sustain current operations and future work.
The Winchester Memorial Hospital plans a two story addition on Clifford and Stewart streets to nearly double capacity. Fundraising continues after $3,150 already raised by Mr. Peter Rouss and local physicians with about $10,000 more needed from the public.
The late Dr. William Love’s last will, dated January 24, 1912 and probated in the Corporation Court, leaves his widow a life estate in Shenandoah Valley National Bank stock and the West Water Street home, with the remainder of the estate going to his three daughters. Executor M. M. Lynch Lyne has qualified with a $60,000 bond.
Regulations for the new parcel post go into effect nationally on January 1. Postmaster General Hitchcock announced that the system will cover all post offices, rural routes, and rail mail transportation, with delivery to homes where carriers exist and post offices otherwise. Rates start at five cents per pound in the first zone and rise to twelve cents per pound across eight zones, with optional $50 insurance for ten cents per parcel.
Mail subscribers can renew their subscriptions and save money before the expiration of your current subscription. This notice urges readers to act promptly to lock in rates and continue delivery without interruption.
A marriage license was granted in Baltimore to Charles E. Shenk of Berryville and Catherin White Post of Clarke, dated several days ago.
Large crowds from Berkeley, Jefferson and Frederick counties attended the dedication of the new Methodist Episcopal Church in Bunker Hill West Virginia. Bishop Earl Cranston of Washington preached the morning sermon and Rev D Taylor of Winchester delivered the dedicatory sermon in the afternoon. Rev J W Fleming is pastor.
The Turko Balkan conference opens at St James Palace with Turkish protests over Greek participation. Turkish agents demand instructions from Constantinople before continuing, while diplomats fear mediation by a neutral power may be needed. A second naval battle off the Dardanelles sees Greek ships pressuring Turkish forces as the talks proceed.
Fruit growers of Windheater and Frederick counties are urged to exhibit at the seventeenth annual Virginia Horticultural Society convention in Lynchburg from January 9 to 10. Frederick County leads membership with over 65 active members and is prominent in apple production. The meeting will feature national speakers on fruit growing and aims to promote Virginia apples and lands, boosting county revenues through higher land values. H. F. Byrd leads local efforts to attract exhibitors to the Lynchburg show.
An oyster supper will be held in Gainesboro on Friday and Saturday nights December 20 and 21 at the new school building to benefit the school. All are cordially invited to attend.
Samoget chocolates praised for excellent quality and handsome packaging showcased at Orn dorf and McVicar's. Locals note appealing presentation and available selections.
The Taylor Sisters, a clever sister act, wowed Winchester audiences last night at the Auditorium. Manager Hable announces a second and final performance tonight with an entire change of act. Admission is 10 cents. promoters urge friends who saw them before to return.
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