Girl Leaps From Fast Moving Train In Silent Serial
Helen Holmes stars in The Winning Jump a dramatic two reel serial offering thrills as she leaps from engine to another train. Also featured are Who's Guilty a two reel mystery and Sold Out a society romance about a rich girl choosing love over wealth. Patho News plus other reels round out the program with showtimes at 7:30 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Holmes
Pica Long Chance
Leale
Tan Lee
County People Hurt In Accident
Five persons were seriously injured when the car owned and driven by Enos DeHaven of Winchester turned a turtle over an embankment at Licking Creek eight miles west of Hancock. Injured include J. K. Luttrell and his wife, Enos DeHaven, his wife, Ruth DeHaven, and a six month old Luttrell child. The car brakes failed and the party were treated at Hancock and then taken to Berkeley Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Enos DelLiaven
Winchester
Licking Creek
Hancock
J. K. Luttrell
Enos DeHaven
Letter from a farmer tractor about street traffic and cops
A farmer and trucker complains in The Star about police directions for hitching and driving on main streets. He recounts repeated misunderstandings with officers regarding curb proximity and safe stopping, urging city officials to respect motorists and supporting residents’ wives and daughters who also shop locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun
Main
Notable visitors and travelers checked into local hotels
Dr and Mrs Andrew Wilson of Wheeling Virginia motorists spent weekend at Hotel Jack. Miss Florence Weems travels to Washington to visit relatives. Jack Alexander of Pittsburgh registered at Hotel Jack. F W Gilbert of Rochester on business at Hotel Evans. Gertrude Eddy leaves for Charlestown. Woodhull Baker heads to Clarksburg for B and O Railroad duties. Mrs Lewis Machir and child and Miss McIntorff of Strasburg stay at Hotel Evans. Capt Louis M Nurton and family arrive from Annapolis to visit relatives. William L Livick returns to Staunton after visit with his son Harry L Livick the well known Main Street pharmacist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wilson
Wheeling, W. Va
Virginia
Hotel Jack
Lewis Machir
McIntorff
Strasburg, Va
Hotel Evans
William L. Livick
Staunton
Harry Ll. Livick
Main Street
In Memoriam for Mrs. William M. Swiniley
A memorial notice dated June 12, 1915 mourns the loss of a mother. The text expresses home sorrow and longing, noting the mother’s memory remains dear to her husband and children with a solemn prayer and tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam M. ‘Swiniley
Funeral services for Miss Kremer at Braddock Street M E Church
The funeral of Miss Kremer was held at her parents home on South Kent Street at 9 pm Saturday attended by relatives and friends. Rev W G Talbert of Braddock Street M E Church and Rev George S Bowers of Grace Lutheran officiated. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Flowers were sent by relatives and classmates. Hymns included Abide With Me Beautiful Words and Jesus Saviour Pilot Me. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kent Street
W. G. Talbert
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Gouth
Kremer
George S. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Birthday Dinner Honored John S Dove by Parents
Mr and Mrs Frank Dove hosted relatives and friends at a dinner for their son John S Dove. Attending were Mr and Mrs Cleveland Adams Mr and Mrs Ernest Dove of Winchester Mr and Mrs Charles Hardy Mr and Mrs Edward Vaught Mr and Mrs John Allen of Stephenson and Miss Inez Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dove
John S. Dove
Cleveland Adams
Ernest Dove
Winchester
Charles Hardy
Edward Vaught
John Allen
Stephenson
Inez Hardy
Valley Elder Likely Moderator At Brethren Convention
An exodus of Dunkards from the lower Shenandoah Valley to Winona Lake Indiana for the Church of the Brethren annual meeting. About 1000 to 1500 delegates and visitors from Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania attend the week long convention opening Tuesday. The Rev HC Barry from near Harrisonburg is a likely moderator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley
Winona
Lake
Ind
Church of the Brethren
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
HC. Barry
Harrisonburg
Excursion to Cities Draws Valley Residents
Yesterday an excursion ran from Strasburg Junction to Washington and Baltimore, with many from the lower Shenandoah Valley visiting the two cities. The train ran well both ways, and the Winchester stop came just after 10 p.m. Mr and Mrs J George Baetjer left for Baltimore to attend their daughter Katharine Baetjer’s graduation from the Girls Latin School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Strasburg Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
J. George Baeijer
Girls’ Latin School
Katharine Baetjer
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Arrow
Hable’s
American Bankers‘ Association
Shenandoah Valley Nat. Bank
Muresco
Jessie Hillyard
Bell Phone
Commercial and Savings Bank “Safety and Servicer
Piccadilly
Glaize & Brother
Rambler
Racycle and
Iver Johnean Rhueclee
Ens Ass News
Willis
Saar Market St
Boyd P. Newlin
Bell
City
Woodward’s
Washington, D. C
Oppo
Union Station Plaza
A. M. Chaffee
J. Leether Richard
Court House
Union’ Bank
J. W. Richard
MR. Lamp
Editor
The
Star
Times
Bril and Ritter
Anna Neillson
Tom Moore
Ial
Amedia
Patheeekly
New York
Mary Pickford
Cinderella
Lewis A. Lamp
Robert T. Barton
Jack Alexander
Pittsburgh, Pa
Florence Weems
F. W. Gilbert
Rochester, N. Y
Evans
Gertrude Eddy
Charlestown
W. Va
Mr. Woodhull
Baker
Clarksburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Louis M. Nurton
Annapolis, Md
Messrs
Turner Sencindiver
Leslie Carper
John Brown, Jr
Robert Bowers
Persell Plank
Wayne Cooper
Valley Elder
South Braddock St
Good Garden
Door
Uj. A
John M. Stiles
Kernstown
Bell Telephone
le Vian Iitgnt
S. H. Hable Corner
Malgandi Water Streets
Dixie Caves
Gray & Sheetz
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
MO. P. Warrenfeltz
J. P. Warrenfeltz
Ry AS
Ede
WM. E. Branson
Clearbrook
Lille
Monmouth St
Good & CO
Jones
Creamery
W. M. Fletcher
Just
Huntsberry
McCormick Binders
Brown and Jno
C. J. Brumback & Bro