Winchester public schools announce pupils advancing grades
A list of Winchester Public Schools pupils who passed examinations and are promoted to higher grades next term includes Fourth Year Lillie Clark through Russell Cromer, Third Year Ruth Brown through Arthur Robinson, Second Year Elsie Clevenger through Allyn Myers, First Year Clara Beck through Paul Massey, plus Seventh Grade names. The notice marks promotions effective at the start of September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Public Schools
Lillie Clark
Hilda Dean
Ida Fisher
Marie Fries
Emily Haldeman
Grace Hollenberger
Helen Kremer
Sarah Kremer
Grace Lauck
Muriel Lanham
Katherine Latham
Lula Rush
Russell Cromer
Richard Metz
Ruth Brown
Gladys Dispanett
Mary Feinberg
Alice Orndorff
Alice Osburn
Bessie Rush
Frances Yost
Abram Novick
Arthur Robinson
Ralph Rosenberger
Elsie Clevenger
Nancy Crisman
Gladys Haldeman
Bruce Plank
Gertrude Ritter
Bar Bailey
Kenneth Cromer
John Ebert
Augustus Haines
Harry Johnson
Howard Mason
Allyn Myers
Clara Beck
Mary Dispanett
Josephine Ebersole
Florence Grim
Reiman Becker
Grace Rosenberger
Raymond Cool
Keith Cromer
John Evans
Earl Fansler
Forent Fansler
Lawrence Hollis
William Louthan
Paul Massey
Salome Crisman
Helen Cooper
Ruth Clem
Emma Elliott
Eleanor Daugherty
Ethel Funkhouser
Mary Lees Hardy
Emma Hawkins
Sarah Hollenberger
Helen Keating
Linda Kremer
Cecilia
Massey
Gladys Sanford
Mary Lee Russell
Lucy Sprint
Elizabeth Shiner
Helen Wood
Zora Orndorff
Ruth Poston
Ruth ‘Rost
Parad
City managers discussed in American City periodical
The June issue of the American City surveys the city manager plan as used in 45 American cities. It includes articles on duties of city managers and experiences in Dayton Ohio and Sumter South Carolina, with extensive material on civic government. Handley Library subscribes to the periodical and houses related materials for public study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Sumter
S. C
Handley Library
Bryan Praises Wilson in War Stance Piece
The piece from The Star quotes Bryan praising President Wilson for opposing war and setting a moral example. He argues nations should avoid the European path to conflict and lauds wartime restraint as essential for the United States during a tense hour.
Baltimore Markets Wheat and Corn Close Strong
In the Baltimore market this afternoon the price of wheat for delivery in July and June closed at 1.11 1 2 dollars while corn finished higher at a near market level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Apot
J Luther Maphis Named New Commissioner in Winchester
Judge Har rison orders vacation appointment naming J Luther Maphis to succeed the late J Edward Correll as Commissioner of the Revenue in Winchester. Maphis, longtime Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee and local figure, will serve two and a half years ending July 1. He will be sworn in soon and has bond set at 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Luther Maphis
Revenue
J. Edward Correll
Beverley
Maphis
Brunswick
Baltimore and Oho Railroad
Winchester
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tworidy
Paisa Tn
Anti-Saloon League
Charles G. Maphis
University of Virginia
Virginia
Winchester Chautauqua Guarantors Elect 1916 Officers
A meeting of the Winchester chautauqua guarantors elected 1916 officers. President Rev. W. T. Walters, treasurer D. W. Lupton, secretary C. Vernon Eddy. An executive committee was named, including Hiett, Jackson, Conrad, Lacy, Sartelle, and Lupton. The group voted to abandon a summer event and pursue spring chautauqua in theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Chautauqua
D. W. Lupton
Reuss Avenue
W. T. Walters
C. Vernon Eddy
William S. Hiett
A. ‘H. Jackson
Robert Y. Conrad
J. H Lacy
Harry M. Sartelle
L. ‘Lupton
West Virginia Debt Dilemma Moves Into Court
Richmond reports Major Holmen Conrad of Winchester will push the debt case as state officials debate repayment versus repudiation. State Attorney General Pollard warns the Supreme Court ruling could spark political upheaval in West Virginia, with experts doubting the state’s ability to raise funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Winchester
Pollard
Supreme Court of the United States
West Virginia
West
Richmond
Littlefield
Virginia
W .Frank Smith
Washington County
Supreme Court
Cau
Russian Offensive Gains Near Kovno and Baltic Front
Petrograd reports Russian forces bend back the German line along a 100 mile front from the Baltic to northern Poland. British and German naval actions near Milford Haven feature torpedoed ships Trafford and Turnwell and Lusitania inquiry details unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
London
Baltic Sea
Poland
Kovno
Zempa
Popeliany
Shavili
Nisman
Trafford
Turmwell
Milfordshaven
Turnwell
Turnweil
Edward Pers
United States
Steward Up
Pretty Nuptial Event in Meade Episcopal Church
The wedding of Miss Rosalie Grymes Meade to Mr. W Warren La Rue took place at Meade Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church Gorelok with Rev. Dr. Samuel A Wallis officiating. The bridal party wore pale pastels and carried lilies of the valley and roses. many guests from White Post and Rippon attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade Episcopal Church
Warren la Rue
West Virginia
Rosalie Meade
White Post
Custis Grymes Meade
Em‘tert Stuart
Louise ‘Brockéethrough Meade
Mise
Ludte Fitzhugh Meade
Elizaeth Harrison
Misa Louire
Washington Meade
Lucille Bowie
Ming Carolie
Corbin la Rue
Rippon
W. Va
Edgar Snowden Meade
Fitzhugh Meade
William ‘ Logan ‘Green
Emimett ‘Stuart
David Reardon
William ‘Champlin
Mollie Hughes
D. W. Melver
Berryville
Advle Boyden
New Market
WV Debt Repudiation Talk Falls Short Says Senator Strother
West Virginia faces a $12,000,000 debt liability from a Supreme Court ruling. Senator James Strother of Welch calls repudiation political talk and states the state will honor its obligation. He notes potential bond sales under Chief Justice White’s hint to ease the burden and asserts WV’s wealth and assessed valuation mitigate impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strother
West Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Wdh
James Strother
Welch
W. Va
Senator Strother
Supreme Court
White
West
Virginia
Logal men graduate at University of Virginia commencement
President Alderman delivered a farewell address to grads at Charlottesville last evening. He praised trained minds and consciences as American leadership rises beyond isolation. Degrees were conferred on 182 graduates plus eight nursing graduates from the University Hospital School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
University Hospital School
Messrs. 3. H. Lacy, Jr
Winchester
L. ‘McC. Jones
Kernstown
M. Ly
Walton
Woodstock
Gruen
Death of Berryville Postmaster Benjamin Foley at 70
Benjamin F. Foley 70, Berryville postmaster and Confederate veteran, died after brief illness in a Richmond hospital. He attended the recent veterans reunion and was guest of his son in Richmond. The Berryville office is managed by bondman Holmes Carlisle pending funeral arrangements. He leaves widow, two daughters Mrs Lee Byrne and Edna Foley, and six sons including B F Foley of Richmond.
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Richmond
Foley
Benjamin F. Foley
Holmes Carlisle
Bondamen
Shouth
Carlisle
Berryville
Berryville Totutytt
Lifs
Lee Byrne
Edna Foley
Mosara
B. F. Foley
Carroll Foley
Lorettaville
D, O,. Foley
Mount Jackson
James Fohag
Coheniting
Girl Minstrel Here Boyer’s Petticoat Minstrel Arrives
The Girl Minstrel troupe Boyer's Petticoat Minstrel arrived by R. V. and stop at the Winchester Inn for a three day engagement starting tonight at The Empire. They come from a successful Keith Circuit tour with their own stage carpenter and director and special settings. Manager Henry proclaims it as one of the best vaudeville attractions at the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyer
R. V
Winchester Inn
Empire
Henry Protiacs
War Claim Settled for Market Street Church
Trustees of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church receive a United States Treasury warrant for 1392 to settle the church’s civil war damages. The check, signed by W. G. McAdoo and other officials, is deposited to the church’s credit. Other Winchester and Frederick County churches reportedly received full settlements. The church thanks Senator Thomas B. Martin for his efforts in pushing Virginia war claims through Congress.
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal “Church
United States
W. G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Winchester
Frederick County
Market St. Church
Thomas 8. Martin
Virginia
Congress
Senator Martin
TELSTAU AGAIN
PERL TELSTAU AGAIN. IN: PERL NEW YORK, June 17. Pusa who arrived on the American at Ship St. Paul told how the war seen spied a periscope of an approv to German submarine. As the St. Paul was convoyed by British destroyers one of which dashed toward the line, the Muer loated with here, many survivors, passed safely through a danger zone. Virginia Loney, 16, saw her parents drown while she was in the water after the tanna had gone down. Her father, Mr D Loney of Huntington, Long, gave a life delta and a number distributed around. One boat was lowered and then overturned. the hallora¢ ropes sank. She was picked up after a long time by a boat. Oh, at Hovey notr e shall never forget.
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the Star
Washington
Lansing
Germany
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
New York
Pusa
St. Paul
Virginia Loney
D. Loney
Huntington
Milow
Life Delta
Mjo
Hovey
Notre
Graduation and real estate sale notices from Lexington
The report lists degrees awarded at Lexington including Doctor of Divinity to Rev J A McMurray and Bachelor of Arts to Jonah Lartick with other graduates. It notes a memorial chapel unveiling by Robert Parker Doremius and a final ball led by R Neal. Also postponed sale of Shenandoah Hotel property and Savage residence on W ter St to Tuesday 22 at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. A. McMurray
Presbyterian Church of Virginia
Jonah Lartick
Chamberavillé
County
Loring Claudecy
Ville
J. iCharlestown
W. Va
Charles Wilts
University Of”Ond
Rupert Sort Lature
Bristol
R. Neal
Houston
Texas
Virginia Moore
Shenandoah Hotel
Savage
Ter St
Anniversary Social at Gon Loudoun Seminary
Anniversary social at Gon Loudoun Seminary Friday at 8 p.m. with entertainment and programs. Refreshments for sale. invited with no charge. Postal notice indicates address 17-1p-2t.
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Gon Loudoun Seminary
Holliday Farm Sale Notice June 1911
Advertisement for Hal farm sale at Holliday Farm on Saturday in June 1911 at 12 o'clock. Held at county Court Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Howe
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Ted
Mr. Bryan
Wilson
Wire To the Star
Bryan
White House
Europe
Baltimore Markets
MR. Maphig
Horrell
Harrison
Corporation Court
J. Brad. Beverley
Corporation Court of the
City of
Thomas W. Har
Tered
Richmond, Va
Holmen Conrad
Winchester, Coun
Ginia
Mountain Peak
Way Une
Rosalie Grympes
Samuel A. Wallis
Virginia. ‘Theological Seminary
Alexandria
LOGAL
Clarke Coun
Market Street
M. EB. Church
Martin
Telstau
Perl
St. Paul Say
W. & L. Closes
Jonah la Larrick
Holliday Farm
Sini
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