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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1922

Page

6

Rev Dr Brooke Accepts Call and Leaves Romney

The Winchester Presbytery meeting at Tuscarora Church Berkeley County approved Dr F J Brooke of Romney to dissolve his pastoral relation there. He will assume a new charge in Virginia while remaining connected to Winchester Presbytery for now due to ongoing Virginia Synod committees. His Romney assignments conclude next Sunday. he will then visit his daughter before starting the new charge.

Winchésterbytery Tuscarora Church Berkeley County F. J. Brooke Romney Virginia Winchester Presbytery Virginia ‘Synod Brooke Stiss Hig Dew

Unclear OCR Fragment Prompts Vintage News Tone

Fragmentary text from Pathe News era questions labor saving ideas and baby clothes care. It appears as stray punctuation and phrases lacking coherent event or persons to anchor a summary.

Dea Pathe News

Stork Delivers Twin Daughters in Freck and Clarke Counties

An unusual birth report notes a stork delivering a daughter at the Schlack home in Apple Pie Ridge within an hour, then another daughter born near Boyce in Clarke County to Amos Schlack and wife. The infants are welcomed by two families long linked to the Schlacks, with military service noted.

Fed Frederick Lana Old Bird Grover A. Schlack Apple Pie Ridge Schlack Nina Thwaite John Thwaite Frederick County Boyce Clarke County Amos Schlack Hthelene Davis Charleston W. Va W Schlack Winchester Nore United States Army

Rauscher Weds Miss Bush in Loudoun County

In Lovettsville Virginia on April 28 a wedding was held at the Bush home for Miss Ethel Mae Bush and George Rauscher of Philadelphia. The parlor featured green and white decor as the bride wore white crepe meteor with a veil and lilies of the valley. Attendant was Miss Freda Wolfer, sister of Clarence Bush.

Lovettsville Joseph L. Bush Ethel Mae Bush George Rauscher Philadelphia Freda Wolfer Clarence Bush Bralkst Nee. x Pride

Wedding at Hillsboro Circuit Obliquely Noted Guests

The ceremony was attended by immediate relatives and friends. Several named guests from Winchester Lovettsville Martinsburg and other towns joined the bride and groom for a reception at the bride's parents home. The couple planned to reside in Philadelphia after a trip to Washington.

C. Archer Hillsboro Motsi Walter Saughter Freda Inephia William Ae Vandsen Washingtor Des. Bush Mmudred EU Ene Beeb Charlestown Vand J. &. Bush Matthew Ebersole Myrtle Frye Bessie Bentzel

Dinner Party Honors Many Relatives at Middletown Home

A dinner at the home of Mr. Adamitter in Middletown Virginia on April 23 honored many relatives and friends. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Legrand and their children Mamie Ruth Anne and Alfred. Mr. and Mrs. til aghildren. Agnes. Lovell and his daughter Dorothy. Miss Abbie Hottel. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pifer. Mr. and Mrs. Al Ten Lege. Mrs. Howard Staples and son Allem. Mr. Bramwén Manvel. Mr. Recliners. Mr. Apa Ritter and children Eva and Adam. and others.

Middletown Adamitter Es Legrand Mamie Uth Anne Alfred Lester Til Aghildren Agnes Irs Stanley Pifer al- Ten Lege Howard Staples Allem Bramwén Manvel Apa Ritter Dret Eva Adam

Mentrout and friends seek another outing after fun time

A fragment shows someone named mentrout expressing enjoyment and a desire to repeat the experience. The text hints at a social outing or visit but lacks full context or details.

Rest Section Notes Bring Parish Improvements

Rest Virginia notes report J W Schiack returning from Baltimore visit. Ridgeway charge women plan improvements at the parsonage. George Price of Martingsburg visited sister Mrs David Prince. Mrs Lucy Brown spent a Martinsburg day. Chauncey Snapp and Kenneth Smallwood recover from measles. Rev Mr Wilson called on Wednesday. Mrs Hite Marshall visited. Mr Ridgeway mentioned. B Sell spent weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Mouldin.

Rest J. W. Schiack Baltimore Ridgeway George Price Martingsbureg David Prince Lucy Brown Martinsbure Ittle Chauncey Snapp Kenneth Smallwood Mr. Wilson Hite Marshall John Ridgeway B. Sell Sell Harry Mouldin

Mr. Carper Dies from Diabetes in West Virginia

J. N. Carper, son of the late Fred and Emily Carper of Carper's Alley, Vai, died at his home east of Bunker Hill West Virginia on a Wednesday evening at 6 15. Death was a rasor He is survived by wife Miss Tayse, Ooters, and Mrs. Robert Collis of Bunker Hill and Miss Elsie Carper, with one son.

J. .N. Carper Fred Emily Carper Carper Vai Bunker Hill Perks Con W. Va Tayse Robert Collis Elsie Carper

Service for Harry Carper to be held at Bunker Hill church

Funeral arrangements for Harry Carper of Winchester and his stepdaughter Miss Lillie DeHaven begin with a 10 o’clock friend gathering at their home then move to Bunker Hill Presbyterian Church for service. Interment follows at Gerrardstown cemetery. Carper was a member of Inwood P O S of A and Bunker Hill Jr O U A M.

Harry Carper Winchester Lillie DeHaven Ho Sho the Widhal Bunker‘ Hill Presbyterian’ Church Gerrardstown Cemetery Inwood P. O. S. of A Bunker Hill, Jr U. A.M

Rev W M Depp to Preach at Greenwood Church Sunday

The Rev W M Depp will preach at 3 30 Sunday afternoon in the Methodist Episcopal Church at Greenwood. Sunday school meets there at 2 30 p m. Mr W F Harrison a traveling freight agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has been in town on business.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

All Patriot Had to Give Garibaldi Flag Found at Nice Chapel

Odd historical note says Garibaldi stood godfather to a friend’s daughter and baptized with his flag, later presented to the Massena museum. A fragmentary letters page reveals a personal recollection about a first love, parental objections, and a current marriage.

Garibaldi Villa Arson Nice Raymorgg Castellane Comendatore Arson de

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