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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1908

Page

4

Winchester Protest Against Rail Through Cars Plan

Citizens of Winchester rally to oppose the Corporation Commission order forcing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to run two through cars daily from Lexington to Alexandria over the Southern Railway. Mayor H. H. Mayes Baker calls a Saturday night meeting urging public turnout to protect local business from travel loss and economic harm.

Winchester Order of the Corporation Commission Baltimore Lexington Alexandria Southern Railway Baltimore and Ohio Here Harrisonburg Mmission Mayes Baker

New Era in Our Navy Michigan Launch Marks All Big Gun Battle Ship

The battleship Michigan launched at Camden New Jersey signals America's adoption of the all big gun concept. With four turrets carrying eight 12 inch guns she displaces about 17000 tons and rivals Dreadnoughts in firepower. Two more Michigan type ships are planned.

Michigan Esterday Camden N. J Delaware River

Rock Enon Notes Remembrance and Local News

The Rock Enon column notes the burial of Lemuel J. Spaid’s four year old son in Shiloh graveyard with Undertakers Funk and Gon. Rev S W Anderson officiated as the bereaved family receives sympathy. Also mentions Ace Brill and wife visiting Lehew, Nellie Brill ill with typhoid fever, R M Cooper visiting from Mountain Falls, and a social gathering at Boydville near Martinsburg hosted by Mrs Charles J Faulkner.

Rock Enon Ace Brill Keyser Lehew Nellie Brill

Directoire gown causes stir as it appears in America

Fashion chatter notes the Directoire gown tight to the body with a knee tied skirt split from the waist revealing hose and ankle as it arrives in New York and Chicago. Observers imagine reactions on Main Street Winchester and speculate on social uproar and police rescue scenes for bold wearers.

Directoire Paris New York Chicago Winchester Main Street

Doctor endorses Grape-Nuts as a health food

A physician cites personal improvement through Grape-Nuts with milk, claiming better heart function sleep and digestion after years of malnutrition. He urges readers to try the food and notes its rational scientific basis and place in a proper diet. A teaser promotes The Road to Wellville and mentions readers’ letters.

Curiosity Found By Court Clerk Reveals Baldwin Family History

A court clerk describes a tiny broadside found in Augusta County that records the marriage of Judge Bri Baldwin and Martha Baldwin in 1812. The note mentions Staunton and Winchester ties and traces Baldwin lineage to Dr Cornelius Baldwin and Chancellor John Brown, noting connections to prominent Augusta County families.

Ton Argenbright Bri Baldwin Martha B. Baldwin San Martheistik Oe Ferrey Sigm “Alhoun Staunton Waddell

Strawberry festival boosts funds for High Point Lodge

Summit Point West Virginia notes report High Point Lodge No 325 held a Friday and Saturday strawberry and ice cream festival drawing a large crowd and 60 in receipts. Several locals visited relatives, illness affected the postmaster, and renovations were begun on a home. Reverend E L Mason preached at the Baptist Church. Mrs Whitacre and sons visited Martinsburg for the firemen convention and visited sister Mrs Tenderson on College street.

Summit Point W. Va Odd Fellows of High ‘Point Lodge Mary Thomson Baltimore Harry Owings Edward N. Davis G. A., Davis Nell Heesperger Poolesille E. L. Mason Baptist Church L. G. Whitacre and Sons Martinsburg James Tenderson College Street

Paynes M B Church to Host Annual Children's Day Rally

Ridgeway notes say Paynes M B Church South will host an annual children's day rally next Sunday evening at 8. A program of music recitations and dialogues is planned and open to all. Other items report Mrs. Cunningham’s gradual improvement and a four legged chick birth as a local curiosity.

David M. Barrow Mary E. Cunningham Messrs J. R. Kibler L. R. Payne Hagerstown

Weather Report for Virginia Unsettled Tonight and Thursday

Unsettled weather affects Virginia with likely local rain tonight and again on Thursday. Forecasters expect showers across portions of the state with possible brief downpours and light winds.

Virginia

Judge and Mrs Adams Return from Riverton Visit

Carson and Judge Carson’s wife arrived today from Riverton Virginia where they spent several days at Judge Carson's old home. They will stay here until next week then sail for San Francisco to board the steamer Manehuri a for Manila.

Judge

Public sale of valuable Frederick County farm in 1908 decree

Under a May 2 1908 Circuit Court decree in Frederick County Virginia the estate of John H Bun cutter is offered at public auction to the highest bidder at the Freder ick court house on May 30 1908 at 11 a m. The 131 acre farm near Winchester Opequon Feends and Thomas W Steck includes a stone dwelling bank barn timber and cultivated land with 10 acres timber. Possession Sept 1 1908. tenant crops reserved. One third cash and rest due in one and two years with interest. purchaser may prepay. John W Rice administrator. c 8-3iw

Court House Winchester Virginia Frederick ‘County Stephenson E. J. Evans Circuit Court Frederick Tobe Frederick County John H. Buncutter Winichester Opequon Feends Thomas W. Steck A&a

Desirable Virginia land to be sold at public auction

Special Commissioner M M Lynch to offer about 21 acres east of Stephens City in Frederick County Virginia at 12 noon on May 30 1908 in front of the Winchester Court House. Terms: one third cash on day of sale, balance in two equal annual installments with bonds and deed of trust securing payment. Certificate on bond filed by clerk Philip H Gold.

Cirut Court Frederick County Virginia Jacob Hahn Eliza Sampsell Ails Court House Winchester Stephens City Margaret A. Miller Hahn M.M. Lynch E. L. Hodgson Philip H. Gold Circuit Court Fredericks County M. M. Lynch H. Gold

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