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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1930

Page

9

Last Rites For Late Mrs Baker Held At Home

Funeral services were conducted at 11 o'clock at the late home for Mrs Lucy Virginia Baker wife of B West Baker of Glendobbin with Rev Robert B Nelson of Christ Episcopal Church presiding. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The poem Crossing The Bar was read during the service. A large attendance from Frederick and neighboring counties attended the rites with many floral tributes. Pallbearers included Dr B B Dutton Fred Boyd Woodhall Baker J Brad Beverley Horace Brown Frank Middletown Henry Bryarly.

Glendobbin Lucy Virginia Baker B. West Baker Robert B. Nelson Christ Episcopal Church Mount Hebron Cemetery Alfred Lord Tennyson Alfred Lord Tennyson, Was Read By the Rev. Mr. Nelson Frederick B. B. Dutton Fred&. Boyd Woodhall Baker J. Brad Beverley Horace Brown Fred Hiett Winchester Frank Middletown Henry Bryarly Washington

Mr Fuller’s Remains Interred in Cedar Grove Cemetery

Relatives and friends departed at nine this morning with the body of Charles A. Fuller bound for Chambersburg Pennsylvania where he was interred in Cedar Grove cemetery following funeral services conducted earlier.

Charles A. Fuller Chambersburg Cedar Grove

Funeral service for local resident held at Market Street church

The funeral of a local man was conducted yesterday at three oclock from his late home on Am herst street by Rev Norris A Lineweaver of Market Street Methodist Church. Attendees included relatives and friends from the city and Pennsylvania and railroad colleagues. pallbearers named M V B Snake James G Smith Le Van Hyssong Edward Fuller William Sierer and John Sierer of Chambersburg attended.

Amherst Street Norris A. Lineweaver Methodist Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad M. V. B. Snake James G. Smith le van Hyssong Hagerstown Edward Fuller William Sierer John Sierer Chambersburg

Murder Charge Placed Against Leroy Brady

Seat Pleasant Md January 9 Leroy Brady a Washington automobile mechanic and brother of Herman Brady was charged with murder by the Associated Press in a developing case.

Leroy Brady Seat Pleasant, Md Washington Herman Brady

Murder at Hall Brady Home Haunts New Year

Police describe a fatal bomb explosion at the Hall Brady residence on New Year’s Day that killed Mrs Naomi Hall Brady, her brother or sister, and others. Herman Brady and another man were jailed as investigators search for the weapon’s origin and witnesses for a forthcoming trial. The bomb was sent as a Christmas package to Mrs Brady and delivered to a neighbor before being moved to the Hall home.

Naomi Hall Brady Herman Herman Brady

Atchison Globe Muddles Names In Odd Quote

A garbled local item from the Atchison Globe cites odd phrasing about a man and his wife. The text reflects misreadable OCR with unclear meaning and fragmented words.

Atchison Atchiagn Globe

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