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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1921

Page

2

Last Rites for Geo McCartney

The funeral for George E. McCartney, longtime tobacconist, who died of paralysis, was held at the Stouffer home with Rev. A. A. Kelly officiating. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. pallbearers included Robert L. McCartney, Al McCartney, Carlin Gray, Richard Gray, Frank Anderson, and Harry C. Stouffer. Attendees from afar were Mrs. McCartney’s sister-in-law Joseph McCartney of Hagerstown and Benjamin Anderson of Philadelphia.

George E. Mc Cartney Tobac Harry C. Stouffer Stouffer A. A. Kelly Grace Lutheran Church F. M. Richardson Brad@gock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Deceas Mount Hebron Pallsee Oe Robert L Alm Carlin Richard Gray Frank ‘S Anderson Harry C. Stouffer i Mr. McCartney Joseph McCartney Hagerson Benjamin Anderson Philadel

Funeral Rites for Mrs Hamman Held at Strasburg

The body of Mrs Mary Hamman 92 was moved to Strasburg where funeral services were led by Rev A A Kelly of Grace Lutheran Winchester. A brief home service preceded burial in Strasburg Cemetery with pallbearers George H Grimm William Beavers Norman C Lanham Bryant Kerns Holmes Ritter Hoy Riely. Carrie Croson of Alexandria Va attended. she is Mrs Hamman granddaughter and Elsie Croson’s sister.

Mary Hamman Strasburg A. A. Kelly Grace Lutheran Church of Winchester George H. Grimm William Beavers Norman C.lanham Bryant Kerns Holmes Ritter Hoy Riely Carrie Croson Alexandria Hamman Miss Croson Elsie Croson

Horn Made Assistant Cashier at Winchester Bank

At a directors meeting of the Ceretal and Savings Bank of Winchester Mr John C Horn was made an assistant cashier He has been connected with the bank for about years and is the bank s head accountant.

The Ceretal and ‘Savings Bank of Winchester Fon Day John C. ‘Horn Horn

Cooler Weather Coming This Week Forecast

Weather forecast from the Associated Press notes a cooler week ahead with warm periods and clouds, occasional showers in the first half and cooler trends later. Notable mentions include the Midwest and central regions with variable cloudiness.

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Albert Baily Weds Miss Ginn in Memorial Church Ceremony

The marriage of Eva Hardy Ginn daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph D Ginn of Winchester Virginia and Dr Albert C Baily of Newport News Virginia a Johns Hopkins Medical School graduate occurred last Monday morning at Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church with Rev William M Dame officiating.

Eva Hardy Ginn Agid Joseph Denny Ginn Winchester Albert C. Baily Newport ‘News Johns Hopkins Medical School Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church William M. Dame

Firemen to Attend Virginia State Convention

The Charley Rouss Fire Company held its July meeting with about one hundred members present. The Reuss firemen accepted an invitation to the Virginia state convention in Lexington on August 24 to 26, with over fifty members likely to attend. Henry F. Seal, Lewis, and C Douglas Brown lead the organizing committee. Younger members formed a baseball team and scheduled a game with the Boy Scouts for July 5.

Charley Rouss Fire Company Reuss Virginia Lexington Pike Henry F. Seal Lewis C. Douglas Brown Boy Scouts

Star reduces mail subscription price effective July first

The Star announces a ten percent cut in mail subscription rates due to lower paper costs. Advance payment for The Star by mail drops to 3.60, down from 4, reflecting the policy to pass savings to subscribers. Dated 6 28 1p 61.

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Clarke County Farmer Hurt By Runaway Horses

John Huyett, a Clarke county farmer, was injured when horses started to run off as he tried to dismount a wagon. He was brought to Memorial Hospital for treatment after the fall following a minor operation last week.

John Huyett Clarke County Memorial Hospital Huyett

Dropsey FATAL TO MR PERRY IN DOWBLE TELLGATE

Mr John Perry a well known merchant of Dowble Tellgate died yesterday after a long illness of dropsy and a stroke of paralysis last year. He was in his sixty third year and left a widow and one son. Relatives will meet at his house at 10 tomorrow for funeral services at the United Brethren Church with interment at Macedonia.

John Perry Dowble Tellgate Perry Winchester United Brethren Church Macedonia

Mr. Myer Hamburger Heads to Dempsey Carpentier Fight

Main Street merchant Mr. Myer Hamburger left Friday evening for Jersey City to attend the Dempsey Carpentier bout this afternoon.

Knee and Omps Firm Dissolved, Business to Continue as Knee and Long

The firm of Knee and Omps has this day been dissolved and those holding claims against the firm must settle within 30 days from the date. The business will be continued by Knee and Long.

Knee & Omps Knee & Long

Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation for Batteries

Willard Batteries promote Threaded Rubber Insulation to seal plates in old wood-separator batteries. Insulation resists puncture warp crack and carbonize, promising no wood-separator replacement bills and longer plate longevity.

New Wheat in OD0 Condition in Frederick County

Threshing of the 1921 crop has begun in Frederick County. Specimens shown at the Winchester Milling Corporation plant appear good with mostly sound grain and little foreign matter. Local buyers are paying 1.10 dollars for the new wheat and 1.15 dollars for old wheat.

Frederick County Winchester Milling Corpora

Charles M Jones Weds Army Nurse in El Paso

Mr and Mrs Edward Hiller announce the marriage of their daughter Anna Patterson Hiller to Charles Marks Jones son of Mr and Mrs M W Jones once of Berryville Clarke County now in business in El Paso Texas The ceremony occurred in El Paso The bride a Army nurse at Fort Bliss nursed Jones at Mt Regis Va She volunteered in World War I and served overseas In October 1920 they wed but kept the marriage secret due to army nurse red tape Jones health improved after moving to El Paso and he now weighs about

Edward $8. Hiller Philadelphia Anna Patterson Hiller Charles Marks Jones M. W. Jones Berryville Clarke County el Paso Tex Fort Bliss Jones Mt. Regis Front Stuart McGuire Richmond Charlie Jones Catawba

Healthful life and home on half time work celebrated

SCO S 160 pounds and his wife have bought a home and set up housekeeping. Miss de Berryhill of Washington visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs William E Smith at Gore. Miss Idella McCoy spent the week with friends at Brunswick Maryland for a big Fourth of July celebration.

Dé Berryhill Washington William E. Smith Gore Idella McCoy Brunswick, Md

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