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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1909

Page

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Siding Open For Traffic At Cumberland Valley Railroad

The Cumberland Valley Railroad announced a new siding from Pughtown road near the fair grounds to Main and Market streets is completed and open. It extends 2,124 feet into the Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Plant and can handle over 100 freight cars with a spur at Main street for loading. The company aims to stay ahead of the local apple industry growth and has distributed a growers’ list nationwide.

Cumberland Valley Railroad Pughtown Road Fair Grounds East Ward Main and Market Streets West Water Street Hollenberger Robinson Ice North Market Street Main Street Winchester Uni

New Stamp Change and Post Card Upgrade Planned

Postmaster General Hitchcock orders discontinuation of the green special delivery stamp and return to the blue stamp showing a courier on a bicycle. Blue stamp issuance begins immediately as mishandling of new stamps has occurred. A new postal card with superior paper is in preparation to replace the current inferior stock. the four four contract expires December 31.

Hitchcock Postoffice Department

Sheridan's Ride Through Shenandoah Valley On Screen

Readable fragments describe Sheridan's ride through the Shenandoah Valley as depicted last night in CB pictures. Miss Alice Baugher returned to Baltimore after visiting Miss Amy Spurrier on North Main Street. Mr W H Crawford of Martinsburg spent today in the city on business. John McVerry left this morning for a trip through the Shenandoah Valley.

Sheridan Shenandoah Valley Alice Baugher Baltimore Amy Spurrier North Main Street W.H. Crawford Martinsburg W. Va John McVerry

Reverend Tucker Graham Heads Hampden-Sydney College

Rev Dr Tucker Graham, son of Rev Dr James R Graham of Winchester, was formally inaugurated president of Hampden-Sydney College near Farmville Virginia. He has served as Farmville Presbyterian pastor and was elected college president about a year ago, now dedicating full time to the college.

Tucker Graham Heads Tucker Graham James R. Graham Hampden- Sidney College Farmville Graham Presbyterian Church At

Forty third Methodist Sunday School Convention Opens

The forty third annual session of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Baltimore conference convened at Front Royal Methodist Church. Rev W H H Joyce of Roanoke preached the sermon and Rev J H Light welcomed. Delegates from Baltimore Washington districts and nearby Winchester attended as committees planned permanent organization and read school reports.

The Methodist Episcopal Church South Baltimore Methodist Church Front Royal W. H. H. Joyce Roanoke J. H. Light Baltimore Washington Winchester

Kay's Big Stick Swinging In Albany Wilkes-Barre Game

In a game between Albany and Wilkes Barre Bill Kay the Albany clean up man hit four two base hits in four at bats. Albany won 11 to 2 as Willie Kay drove in seven runs and scored twice. His power and long hits draw national attention and may lead to a future in the big leagues.

Albany Wilkes-Barre Big Bill” Kay Willie Bill Washington

Wheat Markets Quiet Amid Steady Prices Across Grains

The wholesale market shows dull wheat with corn oats and rye mostly firm. Hay baled rye straw and eggs remain steady with poultry vegetables steady while Mr William Copenhaver travels to Page County Virginia to visit friends.

Fist Fight Splits Rockingham Republicans Near Harrisonburg

Charlie Hammer and J P Dutrow clashed on the Rockingham National Bank corner after a disputed Winchester primary. Hammer, a insurgent leader, was knocked down twice and left groggy as supporters of the Acker faction claimed victory.

Cr Acker Rockingham County Harrisonburg J.P. Dutrow Charles A. Hammer Winchester Ackerites Hammer Rockingham National Bank Bank Miner Dutrow

Many Benefit by Good Public Roads

A movement argues for essential, ongoing road construction. Dr. F Clarkson of the A. L. A. M. emphasizes highways as vital arteries shaping national enterprise, progress, and livability. He warns that roads determine a nation’s reputation and prosperity and urges persistent public support.

F. Clarkson

John Woolfolk Dies In Hanover Funeral Held At St Pauls Church

The funeral of John Woolfolk who died suddenly at Hanover Virginia while thought to be recovering from a slight illness was held from St Pauls Church Wednesday afternoon. Rev B O Southall officiated and interment followed in the church cemetery. He was the eldest son of John W Woolfolk whose mother formerly lived at Millwood.

John Woolfolk Hanover St. Paul's Church O. Southall Woolfolk John W. Woolfolk Millwood

Walbrook Narrowly Scorched by Winchester Downpour

Rain soaked Reservoir Park as Winchester crushed Walbrook 18 to 1. Debuting pitcher Dolly May drew praise while Walbrook struggled to handle the mud and defeat.

Reservoir Park Jupiter Pluvius Winchester Walbrook Dolly’’ May Cantwell Pippin

Hess and Miss Roberts Wed in Quiet Martinsburg Ceremony

Miss Rose Roberts daughter of Mr and Mrs John Roberts of Darkesville and Mr F M Hess of Inwood were quietly married at the Presbyterian manse in Martinsburg at 4 oclock yesterday afternoon. Rev Dr Woods performed the ceremony with few relatives present. They will reside in Inwood.

Martinsburg W. VA Rose Roberts John Roberts Darkesville County F. M. Hess Inwood Presbyterian BP. M. Woods Hesse

Dirt begins 10 fly on Hampshire Southern R R line

Romney W VA June 10 Before week ends dirt will fly on the Hampshire Southern Railroad line the route is located and staked for miles contractor Green has secured supplies and a large work force arrived and will start soon preliminary right of way contracts have been signed by property owners the reorganized company lists W B Cornwell president and others.

the Star Romney W. VA Hampshire Southern Railroad Green iThe Company W. B. Cornwell Pres

Firms vie to supply Friendship Fire Company uniforms

A flood of letters from clothing manufacturers seeks the contract after Friendship Fire Company votes to buy new uniforms. Representatives from firms have visited the city to urge selection, and a special meeting tomorrow night will hear their demonstrations on quality.

Friendship Fire Company

All Day Meeting At Hopewell

The Orthodox branch of the Society of Friends will hold an all day meeting at the old Hopewell meeting house in northern Frederick county. The event starts at 10 AM with a Baltimore Socity member expected to address attendees. A second session begins at 2:30 PM in the afternoon.

The Society of Friends Sociery Baltimore

Merchants Reconsider Evening Closing Time

Some local merchants who agreed to close at 6 p.m. from June 7 to mid September have apparently changed plans and are remaining open past 8. Dry goods and men's furnishers mostly quit at 6, while grocery and confectionery firms find it hard to close together.

Empire Amusement Co Announces Clean Vaudeville

Public notice from Empire Amusement Co assures patrons of clean vaudeville with no offense to women or children. Management invites reports of any discretion in acts and promises refunds if the show is not satisfactory. Three nights this week feature seven vaudeville stars, urging Winchester audiences not to miss the performance.

Empire Theater Winchester Empire Amusement CO

Winchester Bluemont Stage Connects with Valley Trains

The Winchester Bluemont stage connects daily with Valley trains at Berryville. A 10.40 a.m. train from Washington at Bluemont returns by 12.15 p.m. to Washington.

Winchester Bluemont Valley Berryville Washington

REO Wins Another Trophy In Endurance Run

REO captured its class at Newark New Jersey on May 31 in a grueling endurance contest. The two cylinder car led by 19 points over its nearest rival and stood out as the only chain drive in its class. The RBHO’s decided victory showcased its direct drive and staying qualities under strenuous road conditions.

Newark N. J REO RBHO Iptf

Virginia Weather Forecast Shrugs Off Heat With Showers

Washington July 10 local showers expected tonight or Friday across Virginia. Forecasters warn possible brief thundershowers with cooler trends late week.

the Star Washington Virginia

Heart Trouble Takes Dr. Hale

Rev. Edward Everett Hale, chaplain of the United States Senate, died suddenly in Roxbury Massachusetts from heart trouble. Hale, born 1822 in Boston, was a famed US writer and founder of religious publications and magazines, with a long record of philanthropic work and leadership in Unitarian and Christian circles.

United States Senate Roxbury, Mass Roxbury Mass Edward Everett Hale United States Hale Unite States Boston Harvard Worcester Ingham National Science of Unitarian and Christian Churches Dent McKinley

Funeral Services for C. R. Walker Held in Alexandria

Clarence R. Walker died at his home in Alexandria Virginia. The remains were transported by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Mount Hebron for burial after a service at Christ Church in the city. A large crowd attended with pallbearers including Jesus, John W. Rice, O. P. Grove, T. Ty Wall, H. D. Fuller, Dr. B. M Knight and George W. Hardy.

Clarence R. Walker Alexandria Baltimore and Ohio Mount Hebron Pr Tant Episcopal Church A. D. Smith Christ Church Thin City Jesurs John W. Rice O. P. Grove T. Ty Wall H. D. Fuller B. M Knight George W. Hardy

Mrs. Grantham Welsh Dies Near Brucetown

Mrs. Grantham Welsh aged 20 dies at her Brucetown home from complications of diseases. Survived by husband four children and her father. Funeral at 4 PM Saturday from the house, with remains to be taken to Martinsburg for burial.

Grantham Welsh Martinsburg W. Va Brucetown

Local Visitors Spend Day in City From Berkeley County

Mr G J Schlagk of Berkeley county West Virginia spent today in the city on business. Mrs W S Love and granddaughter Miss Hope started this morning for Hampton Virginia to visit relatives for some time.

G. J. Schlagk Berkeley County W. Va

Also Mentioned on This Page

Company RE. Byrd Methodist Sunday School Kay William’ Copenhaver Page County Charlie Hammer Walbroge Gray Miss Roberts Hampshire Southern R. R William Trapnell New Railroad Hopewell Hopewell Meeting House Frederick County Hillyard & Lewis John S. Solenberger & Co Weather Forecast DR. Hale C. R. Walker
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