Civil War Veteran Charles K. Weaver Dies Suddenly
Charles K. Weaver a Confederate veteran of Company A First Virginia Regiment Stuart’s Cavalry died suddenly after a heart ailment. He lived in Stephens City with survivors including a brother Frank Weaver and four sisters. Funeral set for Friday at 10 a.m. with Rev C D Lambert officiating.
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Walter M. Grim Sentenced for Forgery In Court
Walter M. Grim pleaded guilty to forging two small checks and had them cashed. In Corporation Court Judge Williams sentenced him to two years with 18 months suspended, leaving about two months to serve due to time already served. Grim is placed on one year probation with a condition that any future law violation triggers full sentence.
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Fans debate fair play and umpire calls in sports lore
A Brockville Recorder quip claims law feels sacred when the crowd believes a call is out. A Louisville Times remark notes fans cheer loudly when an umpire is struck by a foul tip, framing baseball superstition and controversy.
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