Preston C Parlett Dies of Cancer at Sister Home
Preston C Parlett a longtime Frederick county public school teacher died at 9 15 this morning at his sister Mrs Salina B Brown 441 North Londoun street cause cancer He was 59 born July 25 1866 survived by an adopted daughter Mrs Joseph Gooding three sisters and a cousin the Rev John H Parlett He will be buried at Old Bethel graveyard funeral Friday with services at 2 oclock at Old Bethel Church in the county Pallbearers listed
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Preston C. Parlett
Frederick County
Salina
B. Brown
North Londoun Street
Miss Jones
Mr. Parlett
Henry J
Mary A. Lewis Parlett
Parlett
Joseph Gooding
Baltimore
Susanah C. Clark
Lizzie J. Parlett
John “H. Parlett
United “Brethren Church
Mrs. Brown
Old Bethel Methodist Church
Co. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Charles Wagner
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Gainesboro
Old Bethel
William H. Cochran
Boyd V. Unger
James H. Hawkins
Silas Cather
Thomas Parlett
John H. Parlett
Capon Bridge News Finds Band and Illness Updates
The Capon Bridge string band entertained at the Giffin home with Miss Lorene Yearwood at the piano and refreshments served. D M Whitlock remains critically ill. his son Russell arrives from Cumberland. Mrs. Benjamin Lockhart and Mrs. Anderson, mother of Mrs. Gill, are ill but improving. The Church of Christ Ladies Aid meets February 7 at 2 30 p m. The Sunday school reorganizes with Kinzel Oates as superintendent and new officers.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
B. A. Giffin
Lorene Yearwood
D. M. Whitlock
Russell
Cumberland
Benjamin Lockhart
Conrad Gills
Anderson
Birs. Gill
Ladies Aid Society
Church of Christ
D. H. Shuler
Kinzel Oates
W. J. Sirbaugh
Ernest Faton
Spendler
Frank Shuler
Winchester Weekend Social Notes
A business trip to Winchester mentioned, with M O Horner reported much better. Gladys Funkhouser of Winchester spent the weekend there, and Rodger Schaffenaker of Akron visited for a few days.
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Winchester
M. O. Horner
Gladys Funkhouser
Rodger Schaffenaker
Akron
Singing Fool to Appear In the Star
Broadway buzzes over Al Stone and Molly Winton romance saga with the Singing Fool. Stone's voice failed on stage as pandemonium erupted and reporters unveil a dramatic tale of elopement, a missing child, and a hospital bedside rush to Sonny Boy’s deathbed.
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Broadway
al Stone
Molly Winton
Stone
Molly
John Perry
Sonny Boy
Broadway Singing Fool Ends In Tragic Stage Death
Attending doctors call the incident a miracle that let Sonny Boy open his eye before he died. Al Stone the Broadway Singing Fool sang a lullaby foretelling eternal rest for his son. The father’s heart broke and the boy breathed his last as Stone reached the theatre that night. The audience clamored for the same melody, and Stone’s Broadway heart broke as the show did not go on. The Star previews Hubert Dail novel The Singing Fool releasing February 11.
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Sonny Boy
al Stone
Stone
Mfe
Hubert Dail
Star
Garber to resign as Rockingham county treasurer
A. Garber Republican congressman elect from Virginia's Seventh District will resign as Rockingham county treasurer effective March 1, four days before taking a seat in the U.S. House. He is in his second term, and Judge H W Bertram will appoint a successor to serve the remaining three years of the term amid about twenty applicants.
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Y. A. Garber
Virginia
Rockingham County
Hous of Representatives
Garber
Rockingham
H. W. Bertram
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Hart Schaffner
Marx
Frank Gearing
Precaaacy Sureei
Riley & Son
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Virginia Loan and Thrift Corp
Loly
Alan Crosland
Old
Spain
Charley Chase
the Booster
The
And
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Paul Case
Dept
D-113
Brockton
Mass
Chichester S Pills
L. D. Ritter
North Market Street
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Warren County
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Capital Stock
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