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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1930

Page

7

Local Church Honor Roll Report From Wa Church

J Henry Moling Sr will represent the Presbyterian Church of Wa at a meeting in Charles Town West Virginia. The annual church meeting reported 48 additions during the year and total contributions of 30330 dollars. The church earned an A plus classification on the honor roll.

J. Henry Moling Presbyterian Church of Wa Charles Town W. Va

Life and Peace In Pure Minds Poem Fragment

A religious verse fragment asks for forgiveness and a Christ like life to dwell in heaven. It speaks of carnality as death and eschews carnal minds seeking life and peace in the Lord’s presence with adoration.

NANNIE R. GLASS Bond of Faith Ceremony Mentioned

In a concise obituary note, Nannie R. Glass is referenced within a Christian bond context. The fragment hints at a religious dedication or memorial phrasing without detailing dates or locations.

Mount Airy Passes By Deed To Mrs Kelleher

A deed recorded in Shenandoah County on June 27 1925 conveys Mount Airy near Meem's Bottoms east of the Valley Pike to Mrs Elsie C Kelleher widow of Daniel Kelleher. The record notes she already owned Mount Airy years before.

Mount Airy Kelleher Shenandoah County

Eight Soldiers Killed In Wreck Near Mont Beliard

Eight soldiers died and 33 were injured when a train derailed at Laissey near Mont Beliard France. The victims were part of the famed One Hundred Fifty second Regiment, noted as one of the war’s most decorated units.

Laissey Here One Hundred and Fifty-second

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