Famous Stonewall Brigade Returns to Richmond Parade
About seventy five veterans of the Stonewall Brigade arrive from Virginia valley points under Colonel R P Chew with Captain J F Foley as colorbearer. The unit, once led by Jackson and Lee, carries a torn flag shown at the Jefferson Hotel and Gettysburg reunions.
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Bo Ee
Stonewall
Virginia
R. P. Chew
Stuart Horse Artillery
J. F. Folley
Chewis
Jefferson Hotel
Jackson
Northern Virginia
Robert B. Lee
Richmond
Lee
Gettysburg
South
J. F. Foley
Charleston
Rockbridge Artillery Survivors Plan Philadelphia Reunion
Rockbridge Battery survivors meet at 5 p.m. this afternoon at 1004 Park Avenue near Howitzer Place in Richmond. About forty members remain. twenty to twenty-five are expected. The unit formed early in the war, drew from Union Theological Seminary and Washington College, and joined the Stonewall Brigade. Captain Bob Lee, son of General Lee, served as a private early in the war. Hon. R. T. Barton of Winchester and five Barton brothers also served in the unit.
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Richmond
Rockbridge
Galvin Wilson
Bishop
Robert A. Gibson
James Power Smith
Wilson
Park Avenue
Howitzer Place
Union Theological Seminary
Washington College
Lexington
Stonewall
Bob” Lee
Robert EB. Lee
Citizens League to meet at Branson school house
The Citizens Improvement League plans a meeting next Friday at 7 20 o'clock in the Branson school house. Schools will be the main topic with broad appeal to all residents. Any person with a complaint, suggestion, or question about the community is urged to attend.
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Citizens’ Improvement League
Branson
Eith
Bryarly School House
W. L. Fultz
Winchester
J. M. Buncutter
Julia Fries
M. S. Glaize
Berkeley Expects Short Apple Crop This Year
An official from Berkeley reports a severe apple blight has slashed expected yields to about one quarter. Yorks and Grimes Golden trees are largely affected, with only a few orchards in the county likely to produce. Back Creek Valley may fare best. blight believed to come from pear trees. Nearby regions in Maryland and Virginia report similar damage and a government expert is assisting.
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Fi Evening Journal
Promlman
Back Creek
New
Pennsylvania
Washington
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Virginia
Entertaining Party Honors Local Children At NAIN
A large party hosted by W. O. Parlett in NAIN Virginia honored Miss Zetta Smith and Messrs Sebert and Guy Smith. Guests included numerous locals from Gainesboro Cedar Grove White Hall and Winchester with planned band meeting at Bryarly school house and youth meeting led by Cyrus Greenawalt at Burnt Church.
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Nain
Cu1tics
W. O. Parlett
Zetta Smith
Sebert
Guy Smith
Minnie Whitacre
Howard Lamp
Glengary
W. Va
Julian Larrick
Roy Campbell
Louis Larrick
Gainesboro
Georgia Smith
Susan Smith
Dorie Miller
Frank Smith
Arthur Clark
Loring Smith
Cedar Grove
Hattie Dorsey
Fanny Lillard
Lola Dorsey
Neville DeHaven
Raymond Dorsey
John Light
Lawrence Dorsey
White Hall
Edith McDonald
Eva Fries
Herbert Fries
Green Spring
John Vorus
Boyce
Marie Fries
Berryville
Jessie Fries
Winchester
Anna Lewis
Ray Butler
Henry Lewis
Robert Butler
Apple Ridge
Blanche Yeakley
Mary Greenawalt
Lela Yeakley
Fern Luttrell
Louise Greenawalt
Netta Spence
Estelle Purcell
Ada Spence
Cyrus Greenawalt
Russell Cather
Edwin Buncutter
Dan Greenawalt
Roy Cather
R. W. Greenawalt
Albin
Reese Roberts
Martinsburg
Walter Clowser
Chambersville
Agnes Fling
Roy Good
Round Hill
Burnt Church
Testimonies on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Testimonials from Mrs. Lawrence in Westbrook Maine and Mrs. M J Brownell in Manston Wisconsin describe relief from change of life symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Claims include reduced back pains night sweats and hot flashes with long term health improvement. The ad promises confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Westbrook
Lawrence Mar Rin
King St
Maine
Manston
Wis
Lydia EB. Pinkham
M. J. Brownell
A BE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Winchester Va Unclaimed Letters List May 29 1915
Post office lists unclaimed letters for the week ending May 29 1915 in Winchester Virginia. Names include Dr W W Golden James L Curtis two J Sibert and others. patrons must pay one cent per letter.
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Winchester
Golden
W.W
James
L Curtis
J. W.sibert
Sale bills printed at Star office
Sale bills printed at the Star office reported in the fragment. Potential illustration of ad material production and distribution noted without broader context or names.
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Star Office
Star
Trustees Sale of William Pannett Home Place Frederick Co VA
Public auction to sell the William Pannett Home Place a 154 acre limestone farm near Winchester Virginia in Frederick County The sale occurs May 22 1915 at noon in front of the Court House The property includes a nine room residence a large bank barn and 18 acres of apple orchard Terms call for one third cash with two equal annual installments secured by two bonds and a deed of trust plus an insurance policy Auctioneered by Roy P Duvall
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Leicester Sts
Wm. Taylor
Charles H. Bursey
Clearbrook
Brucetown
Chas
H. Burley
Leicester Se
City
Robert Lee Pannett
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Welltown Road
Apple Pie Ridge
R. T. Barton
Robert Chamberlin
William Pannett
Roy P. Duvall
Miss Keyser Dead At Bartonville
Bartonville reports the death of Miss Lizzie Keyser at 6 AM. She was 60, daughter of the late William Keyser, lifelong resident of the county, and survived by two brothers Elmer and Carson Keyser and three sisters Maggie Mort Katharine Strickler.
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Bartonville
Lizzie Keyser
Miss Keyser
William Keyser
Bright
Messrs
Elmer and
Carson Keyser
Maggie Mort
Katharine Strickler
Sigue
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Franck Baker & Son
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Rela Ad
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United Phone
Bell Me
Kelly -Springfield Auto
Ford
Knight
Cooper Supply CO. N. Av Cooper
Grover Cooper
Stonewall Brigade
Jefferson
Rockbridge Battery
Citizens League Meeting
Berkeley
Childs
Beck
ARD Oil
New Jersey
Baltimore
Ompany
Charlotte, N. C
Charleston, S. C
Union Bank of Winchester
Frederick Co
Schiller
F. T. Pine
United
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Water St
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