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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1911

Page

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What Constitutes a Public Road and Highway Conversion

Judge T W Harrison in Frederick County dismisses claims to turn a private path into a public road. Fries victory hinges on county court records showing establishment, not general use or informal work by locals. The opinion heavily cites Supreme Court decisions and cautions that public roads require court action proven by official records.

J. Robert Fries John J. Harmer Fries T. W. Harrison Frederick County R. Barton Harry R. Kern Harrison Supreme Court of Appeals Supreme Court Bar Lewis

Want Pike Men To See It Now

North Frederick Pike road officers are invited by wagoners to inspect road conditions now. The letter notes summer inspections are common and urges faster macadamizing and better road tax returns for the money paid. Signed by the wagoners.

North Frederick Pike

Plaza hosts Cooper and Miller on recreation visit

John L. Cooper of Cooper Bros wholesale grocers and William Rae Miller of the Barr studio, both of Winchester Virginia, are guests at the Plaza for recreation visits according to the Havana Post dated February 13.

John L. Cooper Cooper Bros William Rae Miller Barr Studio Winchester Havana Ciba

Unclaimed Letters at Winchester Post Office

Week ending February 17 1911 list of unclaimed letters with names including J N Clark Morris Field Blankey Hart Peter Jones H A Parsons Herman Roemer Virginia Friplett Mrs Geo T Walker letters require one cent per letter received by the addressee Bentley Kern PS MM

Winchester J. N. Clark Morris Field Blankey Hart Peter _ Jones H. A. Parsons Herman “Roemer Virginia ‘Friplett Geo. T. Walker Bentley Kern

Busy Men Wanted Tomorrow at Golden Rule Class

A brief notice invites busy men to attend tomorrow’s Golden Rule Bible Class at 9.45 a.m. It says they will be welcome, signaling an open invitation to join the session.

Market Street M E Church Services and Classes

The Market Street M E Church announces Sunday preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m by Pastor Rev Arthur E Slagle. Sunday School and the Baraca Bible Class for men at 2 16. Prayer service Wednesday at 7 45 p m. The children’s class for church members will meet Thursday at 3 30 p m in the church parlor.

Arthur E. Slagle Baraca

A M E Church Forty Seventh Anniversary Services Begin

The A M E Church marks its forty seventh anniversary with services starting tomorrow through the fourth Sunday. Morning preaching at 11 o clock by M Armistead, son of the late Rev. Robert Armistead who organized St. Paul's Church. Evening service at 7 3 p m. All invited. John H Ross Pastor.

M. Armistead Robert Armistead St. Paul’s Church Allen John. H. Ross

Good Habit Promotes Thrift At Jones and Jolliffe Store

The item urges turning time into money by buying at Jones and Jolliffe in Winchester Virginia. It claims steady high values and that shoppers increasingly favor the store for best prices throughout the year.

Jones and Jolliffe Winchester

Russell County Approves Two Road Bonds Totaling 400000

The electorate of Russell County voted for a $275,000 bond issue for good roads and passed it by a large majority. Within the last year the county approved a $125,000 road bond, adding to the road program.

Russell County

Hunting Fortune Teller Robbery Leaves Norfolk Women Poor

A group of Norfolk women seek news of a clairvoyant who occupied a downtown office suite until five days ago. They report losses from 50 to 150 dollars each in cash and jewels, with some losing their entire savings.

Norfolk

Jim Crow Law Bill Fails in West Virginia Legislature

The Jim Crow bill was sent to the legislative graveyard in the West Virginia Senate after a 45 to 29 vote. Black belt members urged against its rejection citing fears it could affect the next campaign.

Virginia West West Virginia

Winchester Social News Dominates Sunday Papers Says Star

The Washington Sunday Star asserts it prints more general social and local notes from Winchester and vicinity than all other Sunday papers combined.

Washington Star Winchester

Colt Contention and Wissler Death in Shenandoah County

In Spout Spring a powerful colt fights to sprint away, injuring Paul Marsh and two Hardesty brothers before being coaxed home. In Mount Jackson area, Frank H. Wissler, 73, dies after weeks of illness. burial at Mount Hebron after services in Winchester. Wissler, Canadian born, leaves two sons, John L. and Frank E. Wissler.

Spout Spring Frederick Clarke Counties Valley Pike West New York State O. J. Hardesty Marsh Hugh Hardesty Hugh Hardesty Walter Hardesty Walter Robert W. Stone Frank H. Wissler Strathmore Farm Mount Jackson Shenandoah County Wissler Episcopal Church Christ Jeh Winchester Mount Hebron W. D. Smith Christ Church Ontario Canada Virginia Library Furnace Dr. Stone L. Erb Winchester Strawboard Company Mr. Wissler Mount Hebron Cemetery Messrs John L. Wissler Frank E. Wissler

Public Sale of Valuable Stock at Dr Bell's Farm

On February 20 at 10 a.m. a public sale of horses and colts cattle 27 ewes and lambs 4 hogs hay and fodder will be held at Dr Bell's farm on Cedar Creek trade. Bell and Smith promote the auction with listing of animals and stock.

Dr. Bell Cedar Creek

Four Reel Show at Auditorium Tonight

A great big show can be seen at the Auditorium tonight for five cents including a feature vitigraph. Come early and get a seat.

Modern Home Lighting Promoted by Electric Company

Advertising copy touts wiring for electric lights as cost effective and modern with low service costs. The message invites homes to adopt electric lighting and to contact the Electric Company.

the Electric Company Bede

Mid Winter Entertainment at Winchester Public School

A benefit event hosted by the High School Science Department will be held in the Winchester Public School Auditorium on Tuesday evening February 21 at 8 o clock. Admission is 25 cents with reserved seats at 35 cents. Tickets on sale at T. T. Walls.

Winchester Public School Benefit High School T. T. “Wall's

City Court to Convene Monday for Shipe Case

The February term of the Corporation Court will meet in City Hall Monday morning. A grand jury is expected to be summoned to hear the case of John Henry Shipe, the confessed bigamist.

Corporation Court John Henry Shipe

Taylor Hotel Furniture to Be Auctioned at Premises

Public auction announced for February 23 to sell the furniture from the Taylor Hotel description by public notice. Auction will take place on the premises. Ip-tf.

Taylor Hotel

Rain Sunday Then Colder Weather Forecast for Virginia

The Weather Bureau issued the official Virginia forecast noting rain tonight and probably Sunday, followed by colder conditions. The special bulletin from Washington dated February 18 reports the risk of continued wet weather into the weekend.

the Star Washington Virginia Weather’ Bureau

Resignation Accepted for Frederick County Deputy James Anderson

The resignation of James N. Anderson of Gore a deputy sheriff in Frederick County was recently submitted to Sheriff John M. Silver and accepted. Anderson served in the western section for years and has now turned his attention to farming.

James N. Anderson Gore Frederick County John M. Silver Andeerson

Short School Program Noted Amid Illness at Red Bud

Miss Bessie Jackson, teacher at Red Bud public school, informs The Star that the February 22 school entertainment will be brief due to illness among pupils. Mr Howard P. Kerns of White Hat was a visitor in town today.

Bessie Jackson Red “Bud the Star Howard P. Kerns White Hat

Mr Bodwell Registers at Hotel Evans in New York

Mr P. D. Bodwell of New York registered at Hotel Evans this morning.

P. D. Bodwell New York Hotel Evans

Sale of Union Bank Stock By G Clarence Miller

Private sale notice lists S4 shares of Union Bank stock offered by G Clarence Miller. Details not provided in the fragment.

Union Bank Clarence Miller

Evangelist Thompson Leaves Winchester For Westernport Revival

Rev. George A. Thompson, a prominent United Brethren evangelist, departs Winchester for Westernport Md to start a revival. He aided Rev H E Richardson in Winchester with 52 new members joined and 81 professions of faith across Union Chapel Red Bud and Stines Chapel.

George A. Thompson United Brethren Church Wih Chester Frederick County Westernport Mr. Thompson H. E. Richardson Winchester Union Chapel Red Bud Stines Chapel

Missionary Society Entertainment in Kernstown Church

The Young People's Missionary Society of Kernstown will host its annual entertainment at the Methodist Episcopal Church South on Friday night February 24 at 7 o clock. The program includes special music several addresses and a dialogue titled A Call to Christian America featuring fifteen costumed characters representing heathen nations. Public invitation extended.

Young People’s ‘ Missionary Society Kernstown Methodist Episcopal Church, South America

Mutual policyholders face assessed bills in 1910 case

Courts confirm a 45362 dollar assessment on Citizens Mutual Fire policyholders of Holly Michigan with a 9000 dollar reduction from the receiver’s original plan. Michigan Supreme Court holds solvent policyholders must cover shares of those dead or judgment proof. Buy fire insurance in old line stock cos. See H R Bryarly & Co agents.

Citizens’ Mutual Fire Holly Mich Michigan Supreme Court Old Line Stock Cos H. R. Bryarly & Bro

Newlin Brothers Arrested After Drinking Half Gallon Whiskey

Newlin brothers J and Fred from the western Frederick county area came to town and received half a gallon of whiskey from a nearby West Virginia town. By three, they were jailed at City Hall after being picked up near the county lavatory by Chief Doran and Patrolman Hollis for reportedly consuming nearly all the liquor.

Ss. J Fred. Newlin Frederick County West Virginia Pyoth Doran Hollis

Stork Delivers Healthy Son at Braddock Heights

Mrs. and Mrs. D. J. Reedy welcomed a daughter by stork at their Braddock Heights home last night. The baby, a fine lusty boy, weighs nine pounds and prompted warm congratulations from many friends for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kohlhousen.

Stork D. J. Reedy Braddock Heights Roy i Kohlhousen

A Box of Monkeys Play Set for John Kerr Public School

Hundreds of tickets have already sold for A Box of Monkeys to be performed by the John Kerr Public School boys and girls at the Auditorium on Tuesday evening next week. The production promises to be one of the most interesting and successful entertainments yet from the school children.

John Kerr — Public Ols

Mr GC A Green Visits Providence Visitor in Town

Mr GC A Green of Providence Rhode Island was among the business visitors in town today.

GC. A. Green Providence R. I

Mr J O Bruip of Alexandria Visiting Town on Business

Mr J O Bruip of Alexandria is spending several days in town for business.

J. O. Bruip Alexandria

Sunday Star Promoted as Favorite Family Newspaper

The Washington Sunday Star is touted as the favorite family newspaper and will be available from Winchester news dealers tomorrow morning.

The Washington “Sunday Star Winchester

Eldridge in Livonia Afoot in Unclear Business Days

In Livonia Eldridge described as spending several days in unclear business activity with no evident work or purpose noted. The fragment hints at a personal or local matter without definite actions or outcomes.

Speene

Mrs Arthur Burton Returns to Baltimore

Mrs Arthur Burton arrived in Baltimore this morning after visiting her mother in law Mrs James Burton on West Witter street.

Arthur Burton Baltimore Inlaw James Burton West Witter Street

Washington Women and Religion Ad Safety in Ads

A Star article quotes a Presbyterian minister railing against church advertising as a bargain counter religion. It likens such ads to commercial filling of pews and cites observers condemning the idea as adulterated faith. The piece also notes an arrest in Kentucky for spreading smallpox and recalls a long lost love letter found decades later in Lynchburg, adding a note on the war era curiosity and sentiment.

the Star York Christ Washington Het. Swein Lars Arizona Walter Scott Maysville Satan E.D. Wyatt Scott Hades P. W. Harris Lynchburg Trecht

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Pries-Harmer Litigation A. M. E. Church Services Colt H. Wissler Mt. Jackson Bell & Smith City Court Newlin Brothers Nemo Trey’re Hez Swem
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