Funeral of Rev Dr A P Funkhouser Held Near Harrisonburg
The funeral for Rev. Dr. A P Funkhouser a noted United Brethren preacher who died after two days illness at his home near Harrisonburg Virginia was conducted there yesterday. Rev George W Stover of Winchester assisted along with twenty ministers including Rev W H Sampsell of this city. Funkhouser a prominent church figure had served as voting pastor of the Winchester congregation years ago.
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A. P. Funkhouser
United Brethren
Harrisonburg
George W. Stover
Winchester
Theer
W. H. Sampsell
Funkhouser
United Brethren Church
United States
Five Musical Sailors Endorsement From Freeland Theater
Editor Verterine Hees praises The Five Musical Sailors family act of mother father and three children as the best he has seen. He notes clever instrumental and vocal entertaining with banjos and mandolins and says encores followed each performance. He urges patrons to see the act at the Rerowich Theater and Empire venue with photo plays tonight tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Verterine Hees
Clyde
D. Klinger
Rerowich
Freeland
the Empire
Pickford's Latest Empire Tomorrow
The Edison style listing notes Mary Pickford's A Romance of the Redwoods at Artcraft with admissions 20 cents, 15 cents, and 10 cents plus rental and advertising costs. It promises first class entertainment and adds the Keith ndéville act by the Five Musical Sailors for the 9.00 show.
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Mary Pickford
Keith ' Ndéville
Devil B. GeMille
Joan the Woman
Minister Blameless in Auto Fatality Involving Child
A jury found that Helen Gertrude Long, who ran in front of a slowly moving auto driven by Rev. Spencer, was the sole cause of her death. The car halted within less than its length. Spencer was cleared of blame. The American Sentinel noted local concerns over children’s street crossing.
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Rey
Mr. Spencer
Helen Gertrude Long
Spencer
Helen Gerrude Long
American Sentinel
Westminster
Fruit preservation urged to ease rising food costs
Mr W Jokes of Franklin Sugar Refining Company in town on business stresses thrift by American women to preserve fruit. He says government seeks help to save the fruit crop and cut expenses as food prices rise and stored fruit can replace costly foods later.
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W. ©.Jokes
Franklin Sugar Refining Company
Godes
Mrs Campbell Visits Sister in City Past Personal Link to Pershing
Mrs. Joseph E. Campbell wife of Lieutenant Campbell now with General Pershing in France visits her sister Miss Maris Woodward and uncle Mr James G Smith. Campbell formerly Miss Helen Woodward daughter of Mrs A B Kine of this city.
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Joseph E. Campbell
Campbel
France
General Pershing
Maris Woodward
James G.smith
Campbell
Helen Wood Ward
A. B. Kine
Lof
Dentists Reserves Move to Army Dental Corps
Dr. James M. Allen formerly of Cincinnati and recently with Dr. W. Myers will leave for Washington to join the dental reserves corps of the army.
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James M. Allen
Cincinnati
Seven Sisters at Empire Theater Promises Comic Turbulence
Marguerite Clark stars in the film Seven Sisters, a Mount Paramount program comedy about a widow arranging marriages for seven daughters in a Italian town. Helen Holmes appears in The Railroad Raiders with a trio of vaudeville acts, offering an evening of entertainment for 10 and 15 cents.
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Margustite Clark
Streen Ees
6Mous Players Film Co
Paramount
Cee ‘Atape
Empire
Seven Sisters
Marguerite Clark
The
Helen Holmes
Keith
Home Guard Meets At Captain's Home
Members of Company A National Defense League will assemble at 8 oclock this Monday evening at the home of Capt W A Baker on South Washington street for drill. Members are urged to attend on time and bring someone with them.
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Company A
National Defense League
W A. “Baker
South Washington Street
Foley's Honey and Tar Relief for Asthma and Hay Fever
Seasonal hay fever and asthma sufferers find Foley's Honey and Tar offers relief by loosening phlegm for better sleep. A Creston, Ohio man, E. C. Schaaf, reports years of asthma relief with no opiates. Sold everywhere.
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E. C. Schaaf
Creston
Foley
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