Rev. Gi W Stover Visits Sister in Staunton Area
George W. Stover of Win-Cae now Winchester formerly Staunton visits his ailing sister Mrs. J Roth in Spring Hill and his niece Irene Stover in King's Daughters Hospital after an accident. He will attend the Christian Endeavor convention at the United Brethren Church in Staunton.
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George W. Stover
Win- Cae
Staunton
J. Ot
Spring Hill
Irene Stover
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
Stauntop Va
Death of J Walter Nail Chronicle in Milton Paper
J Walter Nail, formerly of Milton and a Winchester High School graduate, died aged 36 after leaving his drafting and design work at S J E and Sons. Survived by wife Lottie Beck Nail and son William, with his father, sister, brother, and in laws in Winchester. Funeral held at his late home with Rev B J Brinkema leading services. Interment in Harmony Cemetery.
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J. Walter Nail
Fesi 7
Winchester
Milfor
Ming
Winchester High School
J. Ér and Sons
Lottie Beck
William
John W. Nail
W. Atkin
Frederick Nail
Roin Winchester
B. J. Brinkema
He Presbyterian Church
Nail
Harmony Cemetery
Farmers' Bank Seeks Serum for Hog Cholera Aid
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank orders a second lot of anti hog cholera serum to aid local farmers. E Koontz inoculated 191 hogs on a Berryville farm owned by Woodward and Kittredge. Hogs may be shipped to Pennsylvania as buyers press for supply. Authorities warn stopping disease requires cooperation and strict quarantine at the Berryville slaughter pen.
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Farmers and Merchants Naional Bank
E. Koontz
Frederick County
Pen
Berryville
Fim
Mrs Brooks Plans England Trip With Family Counts on Passport
Mrs Reginald Brooks of Mirador Langhorne sister in Charlottesville applies for a U S passport in clerk EB Morgan’s office for a potential long trip to England. She will travel with her son Peter and nieces Nancy and Alice Perkins of Richmond.
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Charlottesville
Reginald Brooks
Mirador
Langhorne
EB. Morgan
State Department
Washington
England
Vaudeville Show Delivers Pleasing Performance Despite Injury
The Bullocks Company staged a varied vaudeville program at the Auditorium with four acts and a new comedy. The lead actress, injured in Washington, was confined to her hotel but expected to perform soon and the show featured singing, acrobatics, and a one handed performer who drew cheers.
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Washington
Bullocks Company
Bell
Lillian Russell to Star In The Wildfire at The Empire
Lillian Russell, famed as America’s most beautiful actress, will be presented Monday next in a five part Shubert offering The Wildfire. The production is billed as an intensely gripping race track society drama.
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Lillian Russell
America
Empire
Shubert
Empire and The Aud Ready For Tomorrow
Empire and The Aud offer fine shows for crowds with entirely different programs at night from the afternoon. Theatergoers may go from the Empire to the Auditorium and see a different program, with refunds if not satisfied.
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Empire
City
German Envoy Reports U S Will Press Rights At Sea
In a frank, cordial meeting with Count von Bernstorff President Wilson discussed the Lusitania sinking and German maritime conduct. The White House plans to ask whether Germany will honor international law, with a note to follow before week’s end. The envoy returned hopeful that the exchange clarifies U S aims.
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Prient Wils
Count von Bernavorff
Lusitana
United States
Germany
Cabinnet
Wilson
Count von Bernstorff
Berlin
Motorist Meets Mishap With Bike at Cross Roads
June 4 report from Cross Roads details Lor Ling Cooper of Gore injured when a bicycle struck by a Baker automobile flipped him into an embankment causing a head gash that needed stitches though not life threatening. Lemuel Arnold suffered severe bruising after a cow fell on him while lifting a downed animal in Capon ge.
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Cross Roads
Lorling Cooper
Gore
A. A Orndorff
Baker
Cooper
Lemuel Arnold
Capon
Engagement announced for Miss Estie G Main of Hagerstown
The engagement of Miss Estie G Main of Hagerstown to Mr Paul Mann of Cumberland was announced in Hagerstown. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Main and was formerly organist of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Winchester where she has many friends.
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Estie G. Main
Hagerstown
Paul Mann
Cumberland
J. D. Main
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church of
Winchester
Cumberland Valley Railroad Excursion Tickets to Hershey
Excursion tickets to Hershey on June 2 3 4 and 5 will be sold at reduced prices by the Cumberland Valley Railroad. Tickets good to return until June 30. For details inquire at Ticket Agents.
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Cumberland Valley +Railroad
Hershey
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Daniel Frohman
David Belasco
N. Y
Mary Pickford
Lusitania
New York Harbor
U-36
S. S. Lusitania
O. S
Bob ‘Jurdette
Shenandoah Valley
Nat'l. Bank
RED Seal
Css Grainetave
People’s Bargain Store
N. Main Street
Jessie Hillyard & CO
Gardner B. Hillyard
E. Water Street
Gi. W. Stover
Milton
Mrs. Brooks
John Reynolds
Baltimore
Charles A. Heller
Jack
New Ad Out
Irving Cummin
Adin
Dows
U. S
Af Ror William
R. R. Sartelle
Water St
Woodward’s
South Main St
Pic Ae
S. H. Hable Cor
Main and Water
Palm Beach
Gray & Sheetz
Farmers & Merchants Nat. Bank
Strathmore
Poland
Strathmore Orchard CO. (Inc
Taek Dou Va
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Church OF the Brethren AT
Thos. P. Graybeal
Gooc ‘Real Estate
Rouss Ave
Aes Creamery McFletcher
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