Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Cain
The funeral for the late Mrs. Sarah En Cain aged 71 widow of Joshua Cain was held at 3 PM from her home 120 East Cecil Street. Rev W O Talbert of Brad dock Street Methodist Church officiated with church choir hymns. Burial followed beside her husband at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were A H Jackson G M Cooper Carson Spillman Nathaniel Camillus and John Hawkins.
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Sarah En Cain
Joshua Cain
East Cecil Street
W. O. Talbert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron
Messrs
A. H. Jackson
G. M. Cooper
Carson Spillman
Nathaniel
Camillus
John Hawkins
Varna Retreat and Dardanelles Withdrawal Reported
British troops withdrawn from the Dardanelles are sent to Saloniki amid mutiny reports on Imbros Lemnos and Hellespont. German losses mounted as forces retreated head over heels, with Turkish statements noting heavy cannon and ammunition captured. General Von Emmich dies at Hanover. Ford may abandon peace plans amid muted reception in Norway.
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London Daily Express
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Christiana
Norway
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von Emmich
Liere
Throrning
Hanover
Shenandoah Valley and Shenandoah Academy Close For Holidays
Students at Shenandoah Valley Academy and Shenandoah Academy left for home ahead of Christmas, with trains departing from Fort Loudoun and Winchester stations. Seminars pause until January 4 while public schools resume January 3 4 under state law requiring make up of lost time.
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Allege Yell
Nts
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester
John Kerr
White Christmas Not Likely Here
Forecasters say no snow for the lower Shenandoah Valley with clear conditions east of the Mississippi. Despite earlier southern snowfall, Win chester and nearby areas are unlikely to see a white Christmas as winter begins.
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Shenandoah Valley
Mississippi River
Home for holidays
Moessus Aroma Talchet, R Metz, Paul Shryock and Irwin Srapa, students at Virginia Polytechnic Institute in Blacksburg, Va, are spending the Christmas holidays at home in this city.
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Moessus Aromas
al Talchet
R. Metz
Paul Shryock
Irwin Srapa
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Christmas Morning Customs Mentioned in Local Record
The board notes the custom of rising in cold rooms on Christmas morning to inspect presents left by Santa. It mentions chimneys allowed to smoulder to warm the setting room for the first glimpse of Christ. It records Mr. Otis Mozee and C kt Anderson visiting J B Snapp's.
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Courre
Santa Claus
Christ
Kt. Anderson
Otis ‘Mozee
J. B. Snapp
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