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Newspaper

Salem Times Register And Sentinel

Location

Salem, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1911

Page

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Roanoke College Hosts Extended Commencement Program

Roanoke College plans a strong commencement week starting Sunday with an 11 o’clock morning service in the tabernacle. Rev. Prof. David H. Baustin will preach the baccalaureate, with a large chorus and student singers providing music. Evening services feature addresses by Rev. J. S. Simon and the dean of American educators, Hon. Elmer Elsworth Brown. The program includes morning and evening musical selections, a Monday morning field events, literary society addresses, a god medal oratory contest, alumni activities, and a graduating class listing of twenty six seniors with several special speakers. The college band Horoyd’s orchestra will perform at multiple events and a promenade concert will cap the festivities.

Roanoke College Tabernacle David H. Baustin D. D Springfed Ohio Colege Church Sacem Charles Wesley John Tayor H. W. Parker Haydn Bruno Hulin Shepherd Israel D. Bortniansky HH. Woodward G. H. Bowers L. A. Thomas M. RR. Adams G. M. French Chas. J. Smith New York Aumn Colete Commons Alumni Association C. B. Cannaday R. W. Kime Col. Jas Elmer Elsworth Brown PRD United States Commissioner of Education Washington, D. C Horoyd Roanoke Co. O. Bittle D. E. Bittle B. F. Brugh T. L. Cline W. L. Cooper W. A. Cramn C. D. Ehrman J.C. Drake L. Fei~lers A. G.fox W. B. French C. C. Hine J. J. Hundevey F. L. Janney J. K. Linn H. C.meredith E.A. Painter G. H. C. Park C. B. Patterson Francis Simmons G. M. B. Smith R. P. Thomas R. L. Trexier K. M. Weeks Grace Holmes Cheatham Ogi Beabeth Stiff

Two Bodies Found Near Seven Pines

Two browned bodies buried near the National cemetery were found by Alexander Brown while plowing. A shattered bottle with a possible name, brass Confederate buttons, and a Union rifle ball suggest Confederate soldiers. Superintendent Callaghan believes they were Confederates and notified local Confederate camps.

Alexander Brown National Cemetery Brown Lawrence W. Callaghan Callaghan R. E. Lee George E. Pickett Richmond News

Death of an Old Soldier

An obituary notices the death of Geo. W. Craft of Roanoke County at age 75 years 6 months 2 days after a long illness. It recalls his Civil War service with the Southern Army, his religious wavering and recent repentance, his wife Ela J. Fenon and five children, and his burial at Hat Graveyard with a large gathering. Written by F. J. Surface.

Geo. W. Craft Roanoke County Ela J. Fenon Craft Brother Craft F. J. Surface

Reception Honors Miss Roberta Andrew At Denit Home

A social week highlight was a reception given by Miss Essie Denit for Miss Roberta Andrew of Falls Church Virginia on Thursday night from eight to eleven. The Denit home was graciously decorated with cut flowers and a cooler color scheme in the parlor library dining room and reception hall. Guests were greeted by Miss Katie Dilard, with Miss Gretchen Kime assisting, while punch was served in the library and a large party offered ices cakes candies and nuts in the dining room.

E’sie Denitt Roberta Andrew Falls Church C. D. Denit Paror Katie Dilard Gretchen Kime Roxie Dolard Nancy Logan Tiessie Flood Frances Koiner Annie Mae Rachel Garrett Elizabeth Oakey Marie and Este Woolf Pauline Jones Miss Denit

Roanoke College SSO German Club Hosts Dance at Roanoke rink

Enjoyable hop Friday night at the skating rink under Roanoke College Salem German Club auspices. Orchestra from Roanoke supplied music. Dancers include Margaret Bunting Bristol with Paul Sutherland Nan Logan with Robert Logan Gladys Sedway Chicago with John Lee Logan Katie Dillard with H Powell Chapman Nancy Logan with Al Bowman Lula Myers Hagerstown Md with Rappi Myers Lou Carnilke with James Griffin et al. Stags Wylie McChung Clifton Huff Roanoke. Chaperones Mesdames W W and M G McChung L W Langhorne W B Dillard E M Robinson.

Skatts Roanoke College-Salem Roanoke Margaret Bunting Bristol Paul Sutherland Nan Logan Robert Logan Gladys Sedway Chicago John Lee Logan Katie Dillard H. Powell Chapman Nancy Logan al Bowman Lula Myers Hagerstown Rappi Myers L. W. Langhorne W. B. Dillard E. M. Robinson

Dance at Rockledge Inn Honors Roanoke Guests

Misses Anna Flannagan Minnie Fulcher and Mary Cormany of Roanoke hosted a Roanoke Roanoke event at Rockledge Inn on Mill Mountain with chaperones Mesdames Flannagan Fulcher Cormany and Crockett. Salem guests included Gretchen Kime Lia Myers Ethel Katzenberger Bessie Hood Rachel Garrett and others.

Anna Flannagan Minnie Fulcher Mary Cormany Roanoke Rockledge Inn Mill Mountain Mesdames Flannagan Fulcher Cormany Crockett

Delightful Bridge Party Hosted by Miss Nan Logan

Miss Nan Logan hosted a Monday bridge party for friends honoring Miss Gladys Sedway of Chicago. Four tables competed with a silver pencil prize awarded to Miss Lattie Logan. An ice course was served after the games with guests including Gladys Sedway, Nan Grayhill, Eleanor Scruggs, Johnsie Scruggs, and Annie.

Nan Logan Gladys Sedway Chicago Latlie Logan Miss Logan Nan Gray‘hill Woodstock Eleanor and Johnsie Scruggs Annie

Local names listed in obituary fragment

Lamphornes Mattie Brown Pes se Galloway Giennie Martin Roxie Katie Dillard Sarah Bushner Belle Elizabeth Martin Sallie Maude Logan Mrs L W Langhorne listed as mourners in fragmentary notice with no explicit event or date.

Lamphornes Mattie Brown Pesse Galloway Giennie Martin Roxie Katie Dillard Sarah Bushner Belle Elizabeth Martin Sallie Maude Logan Mrs. L. W. Langhorne

Mrs Norris Hosts Card Party for Nan Graybill

Mrs W P Norris entertained yesterday at her Broad street home with a six handed euchre card party in honor of her cousin Miss Nan Graybill of Woodstock Virginia. Three tables of players, candy and ice course featured. attendees included Eleanor Scrugges Mattie Brown Sarah Bushnell Roxie and Katie Dilard Nora Shanks Helene and Annie Reynolds Nan Graybill Bessie Galloway Annie Macam Rachel Garrett Frances Keiner Edith Oakey Lou Curisie Saille Logan Pearl Vian Pessie Amiss Alfreda Peel Buythe McCoung and Mrs Koontz.

W. P. Norris Broad Street Nan Graybitl Woodstock Eleanor Johnsie Scrugges Mattie Brown Sarah Bushnelll Roxie Katie Dilard Nora Shanks Helene Annie Reynolds Nan Graybill Bessie Galloway Annie Macam Rachel Garrett Frances Keiner Edith Oakey Lou Curisie Saille Logan Pearl Vian Pessie Amiss Alfreda Peel Buythe McCoung Koontz

In Honor of Miss Farrier Hostess Honours Miss Farrier

Miss Edna Coon hosted Friday evening from 8 to 11 at her mother Mrs W F E Wolfenden home on Virginia avenue in honor of Miss Nannie Farrier of Newport Virginia. A large group of young people gathered and an ice course was served. Attendees included Elizabeth Cooper Nannie Farricer Mary Lewis Aminee Leatrice Woods Louise Deniz Fitzhugh Shetor Amelia Harvey Cutter Louise Flanagan Joy Jones Dorothy Whitescarver Andrew and Paul Farrier Leo Denit Reece Egbert Jones Thomas Cooper Ben Jack Thurch Marvin Beard Frances Fanan James Rusmisel Cecil Preston Everette Rice.

Edna Coon W. FE. Wolfenden Virginia Avenue Nannie Farrier Newport Elizabeth Cooper Nannie Farricer Mary Lewis Aminee Leatrice Woods Louise

McClung Engaged to Nellie Williams of Richmond

From the Richmond Palladium comes notice of the engagement of Nellie Williams, a prominent Epsilon Kappa Gamma member and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Williams, to A J McClung of Salem Virginia. The wedding is set for Wednesday June twenty first at the bride’s home in West Richmond with family and sorority members invited. McClung serves as cashier of the Salem Loan and Trust Company and is connected with several Salem enterprises.

Richmond Ind Epsilon Kappa Gamma Donna Parke North Tenth Street Nellie Willams A. J. McCvung Salem Miss Williams James A. Williams Jocal High School Epsilom Kappa Gamma Sorority McClung Mitton Salem Loan and Trust Company

Salem youth weds Weda Profitt at Floyd Courthouse

Fred L. Shelor eldest son of Mr and Mrs B P Shelor of Salem marries Miss Weda Profitt at the bride’s mother’s home in Floyd Courthouse in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev P C Clark. The couple plans to reside in Salem and were greeted by friends and relatives with wedding presents.

Floyd Courthouse Fred L. Shelor B. P. Shelor Salem Weda Profitt John Profitt P. C. Clark Shélor Acid Iron Mineral Company Virginia West Virginia Ile Lloyd Marcus C. E Kathleen Shelor

Democrats Push Tariff Reform In House Caucus

The Democratic caucus ratified the Underwood Nixon tariff schedule linking raw wool duties to manufactured goods. Analysts note the plan lowers raw wool tariffs but maintains revenue via imports, while addressing consumer costs and producer needs amid political friction with Mr. Bryan.

Washington Democratic Party House of Representatives Wood House Ways and Means Committee Bryan Bevan Underwood Nebraska Senate

Longworth seeks fly exterminator advice from Roosevelt kin

Washington dispatch notes Representative Longworth has received letters from an Ohio man asking if the son in law of ex president Roosevelt can help locate a fly exterminator. The response says the inquirer shares the same quest with no cow and a bald head, adding a humorous self deprecating line.

Washington Longworth Ohio Roosevelt

Man rides train to crash scene in Martinsburg

Berkeley county farmer Ray Van Meter was hit by a Baltimore and Ohio train after his buggy collided with the locomotive. The buggy and horse were wrecked, the train paused after Van Meter rode the pilot two miles to alert Engineer Keyser, then he questioned possible arrest for stealing a ride.

Martinsburg W. Va Ray van Meter Berkeley County Baltimore and Ohio van Meter Keyser

Dan Rice's One Ring Reus Hums With Top Acts

Salem hosts Dan Rice's Famous One Ring show featuring premier artists across acts. Event advertised for Saturday June 10 with a wide program from 1 to 11 PM, inviting audiences to not miss a premier entertainment lineup.

Dan Rice Salem

Virginia hires Lumsden to study rural typhoid fear

Richmond June 7 1911 Special The State Department of Health secures detail of Public Health Service expert Surgeon L L Lumsden to report July 1 and spend July and August in rural Virginia studying typhoid fever. Dr Allen W Freeman and Dr Roy K Flannagan to investigate city outbreaks and small towns.

Richmond State Department of Health United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service L. L. Lumsden Lumsden Health Department Virginia Commissioner of Health Allen W. Freeman Roy K. Flannagan Williams Ile Lunaden

Gould interests plan Roanoke River power development near Weldon

Reports say Gould interests are planning the Roanoke River water power development near Weldon North Carolina to deliver 250000 horsepower across Carolina to Petersburg and Norfolk. William C Whitney leads the Virginia and Carolina Power Company and will open Weldon offices to start operations harnessing the river’s power. The project stems from the Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction merger with the Virginia Railway and Power Company after Frank Gould’s control purchase. Officials will meet June 21 to finalize the merger set for July 1 and reveal full Gould consolidation plans.

Norfock Gould Roanoke River Weldon N. C Carolina Petersburg Norfolk Gould Electric Baltimore Richmond Washington William C. Whitney Virginia and Carolina Power Company Norfolk and Portsmouth Traction Company Virginia Railway and Power Company of Frank Gould Consolidated Enterprises

Careless Rabies Specimens Shipment Warned

Richmond letters urge physicians and individuals to pack rabies suspect animal heads in ice and ship direct to Washington for proper testing. Many specimens misdirected to Richmond cannot be examined in time and are destroyed. Virginia sends to the United States Hygienic Laboratory in Washington under federal arrangements.

Richmond Washington Health Department State Health Department Virginia United States

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Seven Pines Mrs. Norris Miss Farrier A.J. McCiunug Indiana Mr. F. L. Shelor Benedict Lucian Herbert Bonsack Mr. Bonsack J. W. Bonsack Bonsack Denver Colorado John E. Bonsack Anl Refining Company Bansack Evangelist Strouse Johnson St. Johns Episcopal Church Lonsack Onsack Federal Service
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