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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1913

Page

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Bulgars Continue Battle at Adrianople in Major Push

Telegrams from The Star describe five hours of bombardment at Adrianople followed by a pause to allow consuls and other civilians to evacuate. Bulgarian artillery resumed fire as a new wave of reports claimed Turkish surrender talks and a wider Balkan troop movement toward Constantinople amid fears of mutiny in the Turkish army. Czar Ferdinand III of Bulgaria was reported seriously ill in Bucharest after inspecting lines near Adrianople.

Star Adrianopie Adrianople Vienna Constantinople Égrams Czar Ferdinand III Bucharest Czar Ferdinand Bulgaria

Private sale of household furniture at 2078 Stewart St

An advertised private sale runs Wednesday through Friday evenings at 2078 Stewart Street. Furniture described as handsome is offered in a local sale notice.

Stewart St

Cedar Club Campaign Targets Cedar Rust In Frederick County

Frederick county cedar clubs report strong progress in cutting cedars to protect apple orchards. Landowners without orchards join in support, with meetings slated featuring Prof. G C Starcher and Agriculture experts. Delays risk cedar rust infection and costly losses to the apple industry.

Frederick County Court House G. C. Starcher Virginia Experimental Station Department of Agriculture Star

Wayside Schools and Their Value in County Education

The article reflects on the enduring role of small rural schoolhouses in education for both youth and adults. It argues taxpayers support for upkeep is wasted if the facilities are unused after hours and calls for better utilization to expand learning beyond formal classrooms.

Lang Ar

Readiness high for Winchester Memorial Hospital vaudeville show

All now in readiness for a big vaudeville program to benefit Winchester Memorial Hospital. The auditorium will host the event tonight with elaborate stage settings, mahogany and gold furniture, and elegant costumes. Music remains the highlight with popular songs in each act, and advance seat sales are a local record.

Winchester Memorial Hospital

Weems Receives Tome School Football Letter

Donald L. Weems of Winchester received the Tome School football T during the annual follification in the gymnasium. Weems was captain of the team last fall, leading the squad to a strong season.

Telegraph Port Deposit Donald L. Weems Winchester Tome

Council Sets Early Meeting to Attend Memorial Benefit

The February meeting of the common council is called for 7 o clock this evening an hour earlier than usual. Members wish to attend the vaudeville show to benefit Memorial Hospital.

Common Council Memorial Hospital

Winchester Gas and Electric Elects New Officers

The annual meeting of the Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company elected James B. Russell as president succeeding the late Dr. William S. Love. John M. Steck was chosen as vice president in place of Russell.

Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company James B. Russel William S. Love John M. Steck Ruesell

McDonald's sale near Berryville February 25

Money lost by all who wish to buy horses cattle or hogs and did not attend the sale held near Berryville on February 25.

McDonald's Berryville

Special Notice on Winchester Berryville Bluemont Stage

The Washington and Old Dominion Electric Co sets a daily schedule from Hotel Evans at 6.45 a.m. to connect with trains to Berryville at 9.05 and 9.35 a.m. The 11.35 a.m. train from Berryville meets the Bluemont stage, which returns to Washington at 1.50 p.m. The stage departs Berryville at 11:50 a.m. for the return leg to Berryville. Maurice P Castleman attests.

Washington and Old Dominion Electric By. Co Bluemont Washington Winchester Berryville Hotel Evans Washingon

Rouss Banquet Set For Tuesday Evening

The seventeenth annual birthday anniversary of the late Charles Prous Rouss will be observed next Tuesday February 11 at 8 o clock in the Charley Bougs Fire Company banquet hall. Speakers have accepted invitations and will respond to toasts after the banquet. Guests must assemble at City Hall Common Council chamber and be escorted to the hall by the banquet committee.

Charles Prous Rouss Charley Bougs Fire Company

Ladies of Fair Feast and Dance Banquet Reported

The Sarah Zane Bite Company hosted a banquet to honor the ladies who managed the fair. About sixty ladies and as many gentlemen attended with toasts praising the bazaar's conduct and dancing featured by Mesters and several named musicians. final takings to be announced at Friday’s meeting.

Sarah Zane Bite Company Mesters John Kern John Anderson Ernest Swanson Stewart A. Shiner

Money Saved Is Money Made

A financial notice from Guarantee Trust & Banking Co of Atlanta promotes a guaranteed 5 percent installment bond. It urges readers to save by small daily deposits, promising wealth growth with no risk, and invites readers to request a detailed proposition via a card addressed to "Guarantee" at The Star.

Guarantee Trust & Banking Company Atlanta

Entertainments at Braddock Street Sunday School House

Delightful event at Braddock Street Sunday School House with entertainment on Thursday at 8 p.m. Admission is 25 cents.

Braddock St

Saving and Wealth: Discipline Over Desire

The piece argues wealth comes from saving, not merely wishing. It emphasizes disciplined thrift as the only reliable method to accumulate money, warning that desire alone cannot build fortune.

Meeting of the Anti Tuberculosis League at Christ Church Rectory

A report notes a meeting of the Anti Tuberculosis League held at the rectory of Christ Church on a Wednesday afternoon at 4. Local members gathered to discuss public health efforts and fundraising for tuberculosis work.

The Anti-Tuberculosis League Christ Church

Winchester Memorial Hospital drives fund for major additions

Substantial cash contributions keep flowing for a Winchester Memorial Hospital fund aimed at about 13,000 for large additions. The latest Star list shows donors including Hires x S Paice & Son, G. Carter of Berryville, Va, and others contributing amounts such as 10.00 26.00 and 1600 respectively, bringing the total to 9,944.00.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Reed the Star Rex Paice & Son G. Carter Berryville

Local People At Welding In York

Mr and Mrs Stewart Bell and Mr and Mrs Fred L Glaize returned from York Pennsylvania where they attended the marriage of Miss Julia Spangler to Mr Frederick Small both of York The wedding was a notable social event last Thursday The bride's mother formerly Miss Miller of Winchester is sister to Rev Dr Lewie G M Miller and the late Dr Pete Miller Mr Small comes from an old York family and is known in Winchester He was engaged in real estate in York

Stewart Bell Fred. L. Glaize York Mis Julia Spangler Frederick Small Miss Miller Winchester Lewie G. M. Miller Pete Miller Mr. Small Old York

Infant Elmer Bears Lee Dies from Measles and Pneumonia

Elmer Bears Lee infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Lee of 325 Highland avenue died at 2 30 this morning after measles led to pneumonia. Survived by parents one brother Paul and two sisters Annie and Elsie. Funeral at home tomorrow with Rev Joseph Cooley. burial at Burnt Factory.

Elmer Bears Lee Walter Lee Highland Avenue Paul Angie Elsie Lee Joseph Cooley

Found On Street February 4 Money Recovered

Found on street February 4 a sum of money. Owner may recover by proving property and paying charges.

Fire destroys Erie Evening Herald building in 75,000 loss

The Erie Evening Herald office in a fortress building in downtown Erie was gutted by a daytime fire starting in the attic among old files. Officials estimated about 75 000 dollars in damages to the newspaper plant and archives.

Erie Erie Evening Herald

Amyl-Kijo touted to cure mumps in 24 hours

A.A. Jenkins of Winchester Virginia reports severe mumps treated 6 to 7 days with no help, then used Amyl Kijo and recovered within 24 hours. Ad promotes Amyl-Kijo for pneumonia and all germ diseases.

Smart Set Attends Fred Beach Trial

Samuel Markell a farmer near Middleway Jefferson county was accidentally killed by a shotgun discharge yesterday morning. The weapon discharged while he reached back to close a door. He was 73, a Berkeley County native and Confederate veteran, married three times with 16 children.

Charlestown Samuel Markell Middleway Jefferson County

Trial of Frederick Beach Opens in New York Court

Exclusive society from major cities gathers as Frederick C Beach faces trial for alleged crimes against his wife. The judge denies a continuation and the jury is impaneled quickly. Beach’s wife appears with him as proceedings begin amid sparse testimony and a sick witness.

Star Aiken New York Washington Frederick C. Beach Sprain Ie

Summit Point Tragedy Reported as Death by Own Action

The Star learned late yesterday that Mr. Markell may have died by his own hand. A Summit Point store reported no official statement or motive, while railroad workers noted the death by own action theory circulating locally, though the family claims the death was accidental due to a back head wound.

Markell The Star Summit Point Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Stern Mr. Markell

Flood Risks Rise as Seine Floods Paris Districts

Paris on February 4 reports rising flood dangers as the Seine continues to overflow. Many low-lying districts are increasingly inundated with water.

Paris Seine

Groundhog Predicts Six Weeks of Winter Weather

The article notes Mr. Arctemys Monax, famed as 48 Brother Groundhog, saw his shadow and retreated to his burrow signaling real winter weather for six weeks. It mentions recent cold days and fruit growers welcoming the chill to prevent early budding, while doubters claim the forecast may be coincidence.

Mr. Arctemys Monax Groundhog Willsides

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