Noted Minister to Lecture Here in Winchester
Rev. Paul S. Leinbach D D of Philadelphia will lecture on the Near East at Centenary Reformed Church on Sunday February 22 at 8 p m and preach at 11 a m He is editor of the Reformed Church Messenger and recently returned from an inter denominational commission trip to the Near East speaking with authority on the subject. The church says the event aims to inform, not solicit funds, about conditions among oppressed peoples.
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Winchester
Paul S. Leinbach
Philadelphia
Bundsy
Centenary Reformed Church
Leinbach
Hamilton DeGrange Reformed Church
New York
City
Reformed Church
Messenger
United States
Near East
Mrs. Julia Frances Luttrell Dies in County
Mrs Julia Frances Luttrell 25 of Winchester county area died last night from tuberculosis at her mother Mrs Robert Milles home on Gainesboro Pike two and a half miles from Winchester Her survivors include husband Wilmer Luttrell son Millard Andrew mother Mrs Robert Miller sisters Mary Adele Miller brothers Perry John Robert Miller and she was a member of United Brethren Church Funeral at her mother’s home Sunday at 1 PM conducted by Rev George W Stovery.
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Julia Frances - Luttrell
Robert Milles
Gainesboro Pike
Winchester
United Brethren Church of Winchester
Wilmer L. Luttrell
Millard Andrew Luttrell
Robert DB. Miller
Mary
Adele Milter
Perry
John
Robert Miler
Quotations on memory from Queen Elizabeth resurface
The excerpt presents Elizabeth speaking on gathering wise sayings to keep in memory. It frames memory as a high seat where pruned thoughts are laid up for later digestion and contemplation.
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Queen Elizabeth
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest remedy for cold symptoms. It claims a first dose opens stuffed nostrils and relieves headache feverishness sneezing and congestion within hours, with a schedule of doses every two hours for up to three doses.
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Pape
Leon Crounse Dead At Johnstown New York
News reaches the First Troop of Boy Scouts of America of Leon Crounse son of Mr and Mrs S A Crounse former Winchester residents. Born February 21 1901 in Sharon N H he was a Winchester High School class of 1918 member. Funeral was held with Rev C Durand of St Mark's Lutheran Church officiating. Scouts sent a floral tribute. This marks the fourth In Mentoriam member of the local troop.
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Pboy
Johnstown
Leonington
Crounse
Winchester
Boy Scouts of America
Winchester High School
Sharon
N. Fae
Clarissa
BE. A. MecGlathery
Martinsburg Couple Wed In Winchester Avenue Church
The Rev Roy M Schmucker married Vernie May Stro snider of Falling Waters and John Elwood Snyder of Summit Point Tuesday at Winchester Avenue Christian Church Martinsburg Witnesses were Mrs Turner Sencindiver and Mrs Frank Snyder After a brief trip the couple will return to Strasburg Virginia where Mr Snyder is employed as a water tar.
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Roy M. Schmucker
Winchester Avenue Christian Church
Martinsburg
Vernié
May Strosnider
Falling Waters
John Elwood Snyder
Summit Point
Turner Sencindiver
Winchester
Frank Snyder
Strasburg
R. Snyder
Colton on Cheerfulness and Youth Hope
The quotation urges practice of cheerfulness as a path to a mellow old age. It notes that age without cheerfulness is bleak and stresses nurturing a cheerful spirit in youth to gain its later benefits.
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Lapland
Colton
Lamp's School House: Cattle Hogs Replacements Noted
Feb 24 report mentions Isaac H Lamp near Lamp's School House with cattle hogs and replacements observed. Details are fragmentary but indicate livestock activity in the area and potential farm operations.
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Isaac H. Lamp
Lamp
Miss Ethel Irving Visits Kernstown Cousins
Feb 19 report from Kernstown notes Miss Ethel Irving of Washington as guest of her cousins the Misses Barrick. Also mentioned are Howard Chapman recovering from quinsy, Viola Cooper returning home from Winchester, Amelia Evans recovering after a thigh break at Winchester hospital, and Stanley Grove visiting sister Mrs Emory Snapp in Winchester.
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Kernstown
Hal
Ethel Irving
Washington
Barrick
Howard Chapman
Viola ‘ ‘Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Winchester
Amelia Evans
Winchester ‘Hospital
Ssanley Grove
Emory Snapp
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