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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1928

Page

8

Senate Ratification Debate on Ten Commandments

A Philadelphia Inquirer note suggests Hitch might resist a Senate vote on ratifying the Ten Commandments. The piece hints at friction over constitutional or legislative implications.

Senate

Last Rites Held For Homer Bageant

Funeral for Homer T. Bageant was held at Woodlawn Cemetery near Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Death cited as tuberculosis brought on by inhaling dust in a sand mine where he worked. Survived by his wife Miss Fleece of Berkeley Springs and one child. Previous wife Laura Sirbaugh died seven years ago. Surviving children include C. P. Bageant of Washington DC and Mrs. Robert Shipley of Berkeley Springs. Also surviving are his father and stepmother James W. and [name unclear] Bageant near Stotlers Cross Roads, one sister Mrs Charles Hetronimus of Siler, a brother Edward Correll Bageant Berkeley Springs, and three half brothers Roy Gardner and Harry Bageant of Winchester and Stotler's Cross Roads.

Berkeley Springs W. Va Woodlawn Mr. Bageant Miss Fleece Berkeley, Springs Laura Sirbaugh C. P. Bageant Washington, D. C Robert Shipley James W. Bageant Near Stotlers Cross Roads Charles Hetronimus Siler County Edward Correll Bageant Roy Gardner Winchester Harry Bageant Stotler Cross Roads

Hit-Ran Driver Kills Police Dog in South Loudoun

A police dog named Boyd McCoy on South Loudoun Street was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver last night. The car sped away after the impact and the driver's identity remains unknown. The dog wandered into the street while on an airing before the incident.

Boyd McCoy Loudoun Street

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