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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1902

Page

2

Tar Star Delays From Strike Hit Typists

The Tar Star explains a strike by its type setters in the mechanical department caused delays in contracts with subscribers advertisers and patrons. Most workers walked out on Confederate Memorial Day, leaving the department crippled. Once resolved the paper will be issued earlier ads updated and job work completed promptly.

Tar Star Star

Warracre Notes Social Visits and Wedding Details

Mr Jeff Braithwaite of Savage W Va spent several days with friends in Warracre last week. Robert Heironimus his wife and daughter of Covington Va are visiting his brother Charles Heironimus. Ebinezer Children Day exercises were held in perfect order with an excellent display. Mrs Annie Caldwell of Martinsburg W Va visits her mother Mrs Margaret Jolley. James Pugh and wife of Keyser attended the wedding of his sister Sallie Pugh, daughter of Lemuel Pugh, and A L Omps were married June 4 at the bride’s home by Rev A A P Neal. About forty guests attended and an old-time dell ing followed.

Warracre Jeff Braithwaite Savage W. Va Robert Heironimus Covington Charles Heironimus Ebinezer Annie Caldwell Martinsburg Margaret Jolley James Pugh Keyser Sallie Pugh Lemuel Pugh A. L. Omps A. A. P. Neal

Potts Family Visit and Local Happenings in Chambersville

Miss Edith Potts, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Potts of Gore, returns to Washington and visits the Hook and Rease families in Chambersville. The Ladies' Aid met at P C Gore's home. Locusts damage fruit trees. J N Spellman and John Cochran run a busy saw mill. Southern Railway offers Knoxville bound tickets from Virginia coupon offices at one first class fare, with multiple sale dates and a final return limit of August 15 1902, extendable to September 16 on deposit at Joint Agent Ville Tenn.

Chambersville Edith Potts Joseph Potts Gore Washington Civil Service Department Charles Hook John Rease Wardensville Ada Hook Clarke County Ladies’ Aid Society P. C. Gore Messrs J. N. Spellman John Cochran Southern Railway Virginia Knoxville Tenn

Memorial Day Observed at Woodstock by Confederate Veterans

Memorial Day ceremonies were held in Woodstock under the Shenandoah Camp Confederate Veterans. Gen. Jas. H. Williams delivered addresses at the Court House and at the cemetery alongside other participants.

Woodstock Shenandoah Camp Court House Jas. H. Williams

Roanoke to New York and Charlotte rail schedule notes

Train times list Welch Norton Bristol East Radford Roanoke Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia New York and return routes with sleeping cars and daily connections. Also notes an appeal by the Winchester Woman's Christian Temperance Union for comfort bags and reading matter for soldiers and sailors with a June 12 deadline.

Welch Norton Bristol Philadelphia New York East Radford Roanoke Hagerstown Harrisburg Cuarvorre N. C Martinsville Winston— Salem Charlotte Winston-Salem Winchester Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Department For Soldiers and Sailors South Main Street West Piccadilly Street Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Bluefield Pullman Knoxville Columbus Cincinnati West Pullman Sleeper Elkton N. F. Brane Trav. Pas W. B. Begill

Train schedule notes for Harrisburg area lines and connections

Local lines run daily with extra eastbound trains to Chambersburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg and Newville. Through services include Pullman sleeping cars New York Knoxville and Philadelphia connections with trains 2 4 7 and 9. Additional Harrisburg departures serve Chambersburg Carlisle and Mechanicsburg stations with varied morning and afternoon times.

Chambersburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg Hagerstown Harrisburg Sie Aarrisburg Varlisle Dillsburg Pullman Palace New York Knoxville Tenn Philan Wes

Passenger train delays as traveler disembarks at grade

A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train left its station at 11 44 and halted on the grade near the knitting factory. A solitary colored man emerged and walked toward Kent street, not to steal or kidnap but apparently carried past his destination by a misunderstanding. Sergeant Hammond and Private Charles McCarty visited Winchester, with Hammond pleased by the short stay. The Grand Encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Virginia will meet in Charlottesville on June 10 and 11 with over 100 delegates expected. Mr Boyd A Wise has returned to his county after attending Johns Hopkins University.

Wigginton Miller Et al Winchester Emma Morrison Emma Morrisn Thomas E. Morrison Emma Morris N Chancery of Corporation Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Kent Street Sergeant Hammond Coast Artillery Fort Washington Charles McCarty Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Virginia Charlottesville

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