Bishop Haid Honored At Belmont Abbey Burial
The burial of Bishop Haid at Belmont Abbey near Port Carolina was held with highest Roman Catholic rites. A grand procession filled the little abbey cathedral as bishops Benedictine priests and nuns joined the flock in mourning. The 75-year-old prelate, abbot of Belmont Abbey and vicar of North Beronne, was the only U.S. churchman to hold both titles.
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Paytte
Mace Haid
Heike Apostolic
Port Carolina
Belmont Abbey
Baltimore
Didhelp
Hunward
Haid
North Beronne
United States
Fragmented OCR item about Believes lication in Toledo notice
Fragmented text hints at a notice or publication from Toledo Ohio with names and dates partly readable. Context unclear but mentions Believes and a 4F act, possibly a legal or organizational reference.
Welshman Josephs Loses Baboon and Plans Wild Animal Trek
Josephs, a Welshman and explorer for Sells Floto Circus, gathered beasts for training including lion, tiger, leopard, polar bear, grizzly, and puma acts. His caravan of 75 camels crossed 300 miles of desert last fall, and a delayed steamer spared him from a 5000 pound baboon purchase. He and camel weigh 330 and 410 pounds respectively, and Gugu will appear in Winchester street parade on Monday Aug 11.
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Josephs
Sells-Floto Circus
Straits Settlements
Gugu
Seuss Floto Circus
Winchester
Women in Trouble Exchange Pleas and Love Vows
In a tarring dispute, the husband met both women to exchange pleas and assure his wife of affection while trying to convince Dorothy Grandon of his continued love. Dorothy may soon be free as a friend, Mrs. Viola Kennedy, pledges $500 bail. Mary Shank faces jail without $2,000 to post.
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Dorothy Grandon
Dorothy
Viola Kennedy
Mary Shank
Bloyd
Middletown Personal Notes Highlight Local Travels and Visits
Middletown Virginia residents share travel updates and relatives visits. Rey and Mrs G R Fringer with daughter Winnie return from Roanoke area. Misses Martha Reely Louise Rhodes finish UVA summer course. Rhodes family travels to Niagara Falls. Gennit Pennington of Baltimore visits Mrs M L Larrick. Mrs B F Dean and daughter from Washington visit Mrs Toni Sperry. Mrs Lee Parker leaves for home due to H L Reed illness. Grace Ferris of New York visits aunt Augusta Larrick. Mildred and June Snyder of Youngstown return after visiting Miss Aileen Sperry. J O Beard and O R Rhodes travel to Cumberland Maryland. Isabel Henson returns after Harrisonburg Normal summer school. S M Sperry and son and Mrs Owen Britton of Washington also noted.
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Middletown
Rey
G. R. Fringer
Winnie
Roanoke
Martha Reely
Louise Rhodes
University of Virginia
Rhodes
Sohaha
W. A.erly
Niagara Falls
Gennit Pennington
Baltimore
M. L. Larrick
B. F. Dean
Washington
Toni Sperry
Lee Parker
H. L. Reed
Hume
Grace Ferris
New York
Augusta Larrick
Mildred
June Snyder
Youngstown
Ohio
Aileen Sperry
J. O. Beard
0. R. Rhodes
Cumberland
Isabel Henson
Harrisonburg Normal
S. M. Sperry
Owen Britton
Local visitors return to their homes in Pa and Va
Miss Amye Clark and Miss Sophie Clark have come back from a few days in West Virginia. Mrs J. W. Sperry hosted visitors. Mrs G R Baker of Norfolk and her daughter are visiting Mrs Baker's aunts, the Misses Shute, in nearby town.
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Ton Pa
J. 8. Sperry
Amye
Sophie Clark
West Virginia
G.R. Baker
Norfolk, Va
Funeral Rites Held For William H. Cunningham
Funeral services for William H. Cunningham 73 a Harrisonburg Virginia prominent businessman died suddenly at his home Sunday. Remains were taken to Moorefield West Virginia for interment Cunningham was a leading cattle dealer in the Virginia area raised cattle on extensive grazing lands and connected with a farming implements concern Born in Baltimore he lived most of his life in a West Virginia county moving to Harrisonburg in 1912 where he engaged in multiple business interests.
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William H. Cunningham
Harrisonburg
Moorefield
W. Va
Mr. Cunningham
Virginia
West Virginia
Baltimore
Risonburg
The Ideal Woman and Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy Ad
An old advertisement extols a strong healthy ideal of womanhood and promotes Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy. The copy claims women’s health impacts children and happiness, urging readers to read The Star for more.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
America
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