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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1907

Page

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Fitzgerald Quits B&O Role Over Promotion Clash

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad general manager Tom Fitzgerald resigns after a dispute with Third Vice President George L. Potter over promotion policy. Supporters say Fitzgerald rose from the ranks and favored practical experience over collegiate training. The resignation leaves an open berth and sparks debate on leadership qualifications.

Road Tom” Fitzgerald Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Valley Division Winchester Fitzgerald George L. Potter The Star J. E. Spurrier Baltimore Morning Paper Thomas Fitzgerald Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Potter

Mrs J W Carter Dies At Boyce Virginia

Mrs. Cican da Carter of Clarke county Virginia died at her Boyce home at 5 p m Saturday after a long illness. She was 76 born in Clarke and lived there all her life. She leaves a son Thomas H Carter a daughter Mrs W W Reed and two brothers Henry Knight and Joseph Knight. Funeral services were held at her home at 2 p m with Rev J M Robeson of Millwood and burial at White Post cemetery.

Boyce Cicanda Carter Clarke County Carter Miss Knight Clarke John W. Carter Thomas H. Carter W. W. Reed Henry Knight Joseph Knight Frederick County J. M. Robeson Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Millwood White Post

Mrs J W McSherry Hosts Card Party

Mrs J W McSherry entertained many guests at her East Burke Street home in Martinsburg W Va on Saturday for Mrs Stephen R Snodgrass. Hearts were played with holly and poinsettia decorations. Guests included Mrs H D Fuller and Miss Virginia Fuller of Winchester along with visitors from New York and Shippensburg Pa.

Martinsburg J. W. McSherry East Burke Street Stephen R. Snodgrass Poinsetta McSherry H. D. Fuller Virginia Fuller Winchester W. WW. Crawford Bessie K. Lamon E. Boyd Faulkner Guy J. Faulkner Stuart W. Walker May Faulkner Sneich New York Reddig Shippensburg Halahan

Boy For Christmas Gift Arrives At Hamilton Home

A fine boy was born a day or two early at the home of Mr and Mrs O P Hamilton near Wadesville. The stork beat Santa Claus to the door and the couple are receiving congratulations from many friends. Mrs Hamilton was formerly Miss Mary E Ambrose.

Santa Claus O. P. Hamilton Wadesville Hamilton Mary E. Ambrose

Stenographer Wanted With Business Experience

Help wanted notice seeking a stenographer with business experience. Apply by mail only to X care Star Office, giving references and full information. 1p-tf.

Care Star Office

Richard S. Hunter Heads to Baltimore for Railroad Work

Mr. Richard Stuart Hunter, who has been visiting friends in Winchester for the holidays, departed this morning for Baltimore where he is connected with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Richard Stuart Hunter Winchester Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Baltimore foreman dies in Magnolia West Virginia

W M Wood aged 32 years a Baltimore and Ohio track foreman died at Magnolia West Virginia in an accident or illness reported by local authorities.

W. M. Wood Baltimore and Ohio Magnolia W. Va

Fantastic New Year Parade Favored by City Leader

Mayor Baker indicated he has no objection to a New Year parade and that his order against masquerading will not affect celebrations. Preparations are underway for a parade on January 1, 1908, while he aims to curb rowdy behavior and protect ladies from rough conduct witnessed last week. He noted no interference with those in fancy costumes for the skating rink masked carnival Wednesday night.

Baker The Star Main Street Wilson

A Fine Musical Program Tonight at Christ Church

A rare organ recital at 8 o'clock in Christ Protestant Episcopal Church features Miss Hstle G. Main organist with the vested choir and Mr L R Swimley violin. The program offers vocal and instrumental high quality music. rehearsals have prepared the event. festive decorations remain. public invitation extended with ushers to seats.

Winchester Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Hstle G. Main L. R. Swimley

Death takes Mr. Harry Sigafoose in Chambersburg

Winchester announces the death of Harry F. Sigafoose aged 27 years 3 months 21 days after illness and a paralytic stroke. He was born in Winchester and worked for Pope Bicycle Company in Hagerstown and for the Chambersburg and Gettysburg Electric Company. He leaves a widow Miss Minnie Helferstay two brothers and three sisters. Funeral at 3 PM Tuesday from Hagerstown home of his wife’s parents and burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.

Winchester Harry F. Sigafoose Chambersburg Sigafoose William Sigafoose Washington Georgeanna Sigafoose South Kent Street Gas Works Minnie Helferstay William Helferstay Hagerstown Frank Sigafoose Edith Mollie Minnie Sigafoose Wash‘nston Union Band Order of American Mechanics Rose Hill Cemetery City

Shenandoah Valley National Bank Declares 6 Percent Dividend

The Shenandoah Valley National Bank in Winchester announces a semi annual dividend of 6 percent payable at the banking house on and after January 1, 1908. All taxes paid by the bank. John W. Rice, cashier. December 27, 1907.

Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester John W. Rice

Honey Boy at Palace Theater Tonight

The greatest hit of the age will be sung at the Palace Theater tonight. The program includes Pictures: Towed by an Auto and The Glue.

Palace Theater

Hillborns Return Home From Norfolk Visit

Mr. Harry G. Hillborn and his daughter Ivy Belle Hillborn of Norfolk Virginia have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. James O. Ritter on West Cork Street.

Harry G. Hillborn Ivy Belle Hillborn Nor’ Folk, Va James Oo. Ritter West Cork Street

Robert L. Lucas Dies In Jefferson West Virginia

Robert L. Lucas 65 died at his home near Shepherdstown Jefferson County after a long illness. He was a Confederate veteran of Company F Second Virginia Cavalry and spent 27 months in Fort Delaware Union prison. Survived by widow, one brother J B Lucas and one sister Miss Tex ava Lucas. He was a nephew of Judge Daniel B. Lucas.

Robert Lion Lucas Shepherdstown W. Va Col Edward Lucas Jefferson County J. B. Lucas Texava Lucas Company F Second Virginia Cavalry Fort Delaware Lucas Daniel B. Lucas

Funeral held for Mr. Owen Barr after fatal freight collision

The funeral for the late Mr. Owen Barr, killed by a freight locomotive near Thomas West Virginia last week, was conducted at the family home on North Kent Street by Rev. Drs. Kern and Hyde of the Southern Methodist Church. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers including J E Correll C E Taylor Robert Swartz Taylor Wall and B Sheetz. Many friends attended and floral designs adorned the casket lid.

Owen Barr Thomas W. Va Kent Street D.H. Kern J. P. Hyde Southern Methodist Church Mount Hebron J. E. Correll C. E, Taylor Robert Swartz Taylor Wall B. Sheetz Harry Wall R. Breckenridge

Movement on for good roads in Clarke county Virginia

Berryville Virginia December 30 good roads along Clarke county are spurring wealthy northern and western buyers to relocate locally. Farmers in Longmarsh plan to donate a week of hauling yearly for three years to fund stone crushing and paving from William Cutterer s near Wadesville to John Grant s Berryville pike. Public support backs a four mile pike with no toll boosting farm values and comfort.

Berryville Clarke County Charles Town William Cutterer Longmarsh

Weather Report for Virginia

Fair tonight and Tuesday with cooler readings. In extreme southeast portion the night will be colder, and Tuesday will bring further cooling across the region.

Virginia

Berlin Tailoring Parlor Opening January 1908

The Berlin Tailoring Parlor plans to open on or about January 15 1908 in the Williams Building on W Piccadilly Street next to H W Clowe the jeweler.

Berlin Williams W. Piccadilly Street H. W. Clowe

Pastors Call Out Vice in Winchester Churches

In Sunday sermons Winchester pastors denounced vice and urged reform across the town. Rev J W H Beale of Market Street Methodist led the fiercest rebuke, claiming he heard more profanity and drunkenness in two days around Christmas than four years in Baltimore.

Winchester Old Town Baltimore J. W. H. Beale Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Beale Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Chuch South D. H. Kern Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Ww. D Smith

Doctor Leaves for Norfolk After Winchester Visit

Dr. Harry Wall departed for Norfolk this morning following a stay at his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wall in Winchester. Judge E. D. Newman of Woodstock spent the day in the city on business.

Harry Wall Norfolk Mrs W. W. Wall Winchester E. D. Newman Woodstock

Philadelphia Bound: Mr and Mrs Thomas Cover Jr Return

Mr and Mrs Thomas Cover Jr and their little daughter, who had been visiting for Christmas, returned this morning to their home in Philadelphia.

Thomas Cover Philadelphia

Martinsburg Dance Tonight at Hobb's Hall

Invitations issued for a Martinsburg social event to be held tonight in Hobb's Hall. Patronesses listed include Mrs. J. W. MeeSherry, Mrs. Charles J. Faulkner, Mrs. Stuart W. Walker, Mrs. E. Boyd Faulkner, and Mrs. T. P. Licklider.

Martinsburg Hobb’s Hall Charles J. Faulkner Stuart W. Walker E. Boyd Faulkner T. P. Licklider

Masked Party at Rink Admits Attendees by Name

An entry announces a masked party at the rink on Wednesday night requiring guests to give their names at the door. Objectionable persons will be refused. The ad notes children pay 5 cents and directs readers to see the inside page.

Abner H. Ferguson Returns to Washington After Holidays

Mr. Abner H. Ferguson, in town for the holidays, departed today to resume duties in Washington. The visit marked a brief pause in his federal duties and political engagements.

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Tom Fitzgerald Winchester Railroad J. W. Carter Boy For Christmas Death Takes MR. Harry Sigafoose Honey Boy Robert L. Lucas Jefferson Weather Report Mr. Beale G Ifree
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