Man Threatens Family In Virginia Settlement
In Strasburg on a Tuesday afternoon Ed Orndorff was found under the influence and threatening his wife and children. Deputies escorted him to court with three assistants. six gallons of wine were found on the premises and sent to Woodstock for analysis to determine intoxicating content. Orndorff was released on bond and awaits trial once the wine analysis is complete.
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Strasburg
Walter Good
Ed Orndorff
Strasburg Junction
Good
Orndorff
Woodstock
Winchester and Frederick readers renew Star subscriptions
Former residents in distant parts of the country read The Evening Star to keep up with home news. 8. T. Miller of Skiatook Oklahoma sends a $3 check to renew for one year, praising the paper’s news from time to time.
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Winchester
Frederick County
T. Miller
Sinclair Pipe Line Company
Skiatook
Okla
Evening Star
More Rattlers Slain in Clarke County Virginia
In Berryville Miss Susan Moreland the daughter of Guinea Moreland killed a rattlesnake near her home by stoning it after which Ami Moreland shot the reptile. The snake measured four feet three inches with 12 rattles and a button. Nearby a second rattlesnake with 27 rattles was killed near St Andrew's Mission across the river from Charles Town. Local residents note rattlers are not usually found on this side of the river.
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Berryville
Susan Moreland
Moreland
Ami Moreland
St. Andrew's Mission
Charles Town
Renewal note from Stephens City reader in July Star
Clark P Wright of Stephens City renews his subscription to The Star with an enclosed check. He says they cannot do without the Star in this neck of the woods and mentions the special July rate.
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Clark P. Wright
Stephens City
The
Star
Neck of
Woods
Dinner Party Honors Rev and Mrs Kelly in Winchester
Mr and Mrs Charles Schaiely of Frostown Maryland hosted a large dinner party at their Prospect Street residence in Winchester. Guests came from Waynesboro Pennsylvania Hagerstown and other areas to honor the visiting Rev and Mrs A A Kelly who returned home by automobile that night.
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Charles Schaiely
Rstown
Prospect Street
Has to Have His Star Despite Cash Scarcity
One of the oldest subscribers writes from Fre ich ty that cash has been scarce and he could not send renewal, yet he insists on keeping the Star and will not say more. Judge Ambler visited Miss Minnie C. Baker on North Market Street in this town.
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Ggeer Ambler
Toersburg
W. Va
Minnie C. Baker
North Market Street
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