The Crucible at The Ow with Margaret Clarke in Jean Fanshaw
A dramatic portrayal of Jean Fanshaw by Marguerite Clarke. The character moves from tomboy to unjust reform school inmate to triumphant survivor. Clarke’s performance carries the tale as family conflict and misunderstanding shape her journey.
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Margaret Clarke
Tittle
Jean Fannshaw
Hoydear
Tomboy
Evi
Jean Fanshaw
Marguerite Clarke
Pickford
Honor for Misses Chiles with card party at home
At her home on Market street yesterday morning Miss Welby Funkhouser hosted a card party in honor of Misses Louise and Salle Chiles of Strasburg. Four tables of cards were played as guests enjoyed the event in a sociable, refined setting.
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Welby Funkhouser
Ain
German War Pictures In Three Reels At The Show
Feature attraction Saturday presents War With land in three reels shot at the front by Edward Owen Towne. See Zeppelins in destructive raids, trench fighting, Russians and Germans, Italians vs Austrians. Includes vaudeville act The Strange Case of Mary Page and a comedy subject. Admission 10c up and 1c down.
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Edward Owen Towne
Mary Page
Widow Sarah Jane Dovel Dies. Seven Children Survive
Mrs. Sarah Jane Dovel widow of David F. Dovel dies at her home near Luray. She is survived by seven children, four sons and three daughters, among them Frank L. Dovel, chief of police of Harrisonburg.
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Sarah Jane Dovel
David F. Dovel
Luray
Frank L. Dovel
Harrisonburg
Mrs Jenkins Brilliant Idea to Be Repeated at Round Hill
The play Mrs Jenkins Brilliant Idea presented with success by Braddock Street M E Church South youth will be repeated in the Round Hill school house this Friday evening. It is expected many Winchester residents will attend the entertainment.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Round Hill
Orthodox Friends Meet at Hopewell in Clearbrook Virginia
Orthodox Quarterly meeting of Friends held at Hopewell meeting house June 10 to 12. Morning and afternoon sessions Sunday praised peace and devotional gatherings followed by business. Visiting Friends included doctors, ministers, and lay members from Baltimore Washington La Plata Purcellville Round Hill and Hughesville among others.
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Hopewell
Clearbrook
Meeting of Friends
Oscar Moon
Morris Carey
Howard Warner
R. Mabbett
William E. Coale
M .Ena Coale
Ruth Barnard
Baltimors
Lindley Clarke
Charles Easterling
Washington
William P. Wetherald
la Plata
Anna Hopkins
Darlington
W. E. Zeveley
Purcellville
James Hoge
Howard Hoge
Limecoln
Loudoun County
Owen Thomas
Elizabeth
Piggott
Elizabeth Piggott
Round Hill
Samuel R. Neaver
Hughesville
Virginia University closes after ninth session graduates 145
The University of Virginia concluded its ninety ninth session yesterday with 145 graduates receiving degrees. DeLancey Nicoll former New York City district attorney and President Alderman spoke to the graduates. Winchester resident Lewis Neill Barton earned a chemical engineering degree and Richard Emmett Jr. of this city earned a craft engineering degree. Emmett, though born in England, claimed Winchester as his home. Several Winchester attendees were noted at the ceremony.
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University of Virginia
DeLancey Nicoll
New York City
Lewis Neill Barton
Winchester
Richard Emmett, Jr
Emmett
England
Judge Reeds Carson Delivers Association Talk Abroad
Judge Reeds Carson of the Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands spoke on Tuesday during his vacation in the United States. He is a member of the class of 1893 and was presented to the audience by the association.
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Reeds Carson
The
Supreme Court of the Philippine Isl
Judge Carson
Mrs Weld Returns To Central America
Mrs Weld formerly Miss Lottie Latham of Winchester sailed from New York via Panama for her home in Honduras Central America. Sister of Mrs Smith, she spent months in Winchester and Baltimore for medical treatment. her husband is a leading civil engineer with a major mining corporation in Honduras. Martinsburg West Virginia Journal.
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Stanley B. Weld
Lottie Latham
Winchester
E. L. Smith
New York
Panama
Honduras
C. A
Weld
Martinsburg
Journal
Pythians Can Be Rated Over Again
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias may erase members under its constitution and raise dues for fourth class members. The US Supreme Court set aside a Texas court judgment in favor of S Mim who challenged the increased dues and sought repaid payments.
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Knights of Pythias
Washington
Supreme Lodge
United States Supreme Court
S. Mim
Texas
Mim
Chamberlain's Tablets Shine for Stomach Trouble
Wellsburg druggist S H Murphy notes in thirty four years of service that Chamberlain's Tablets are the most sat isfactory remedy for stomach trouble and constipation he has sold. The product is obtainable everywhere.
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S. H.-Murphy
Wellsburg
N. x
Want Column Ad Fragment Surfaces in Obscure Text
A damaged OCR segment shows a fragmented want column note with garbled characters and stray symbols. The readable portion hints at an advertisement placement request but lacks clear details, names, or amounts.
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Natl. Bank
Virginia
Muresco
Jessie Hilbbyard
Bell Phone
Commercial and Savings Bank
Main Street
Piccadilly
Glaize & Brother
Rambler
Racycle and
Iver
Johnenn Ricyclee
H. R
N. Market St
Boyd P. Newlin
Bell
Water St
South Braddock St
Ua. McCauley
Washington, D. C
Oppo
Union Station Plaza
A. M. Chaffee
J. Luther Richard
Court House
Union Bank
J. W. Richard
Empire
Misses Chiles
Saturday Evening Post
Rufus Steele
Lois Weber
Philip Smalley
U. S. Cret Service
United States
Marguerite Claire
Fatherland
Voolvil
Dovel
Huntsberry
Sy Shoe
Rera
Ands
Mrs. Weld
Central America
S. H. Hable
Main
Water
Dixie
Sheetz
Jira
Ational
Americanti
HE Federal Reserve System
Apvick
Mjen
National Federal Reserve System of Banks
Farmers & Merchants Nat
Bank
P. Warrenfeltz
Columma
Kent and Water
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Osseo
West Water ST
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