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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1923

Page

6

Martinsburg Woman Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Clearke of Martinsburg West Virginia died Sunday afternoon after a prolonged illness. The funeral was held from her late home at 10 30 and burial followed in the cemetery with Rev H E Rich officiating. She was born near Martinsburg and had lived here many years. Survived by her parents one sister and one brother. Pallbearers included six of her girlhood friends.

Opheid Baillé Clarke Oliver West Virginia Avenue Gtinsburg W.va Termeorne H. E Richmalinstoy Second United Ethren Deceas Miss Clearke Martinsburg Samuel Clark Gracey Fred, al Middletown W. Senseney Bloomington Lina Leary Louise Rhodes Charlottestesville Mike Howard Wright Iage Wright Martha Reely Katharine fMpodés Pval Pmrs Mack Pangle Besché “Sperry Par Mack Pangle Loward Clifton

Brucetown Citizens Take Pennsylvania Rail Excursion

Brucetown Virginia residents joined a Saturday night to Sunday rail excursion to Atlantic City aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad. Many local travelers including Mr Jacksen Mr and Mrs Bowden Mr and Mrs Walt Smith and Misses Sadie Snapp Etta O Connell Frances Stipe and others attended. Several families relocate or visit kin with health notes and local hospital updates.

Brucetown Atlantic City Pennsylvania Rail Jacksen Bowden Walt Smith Julian Snapp Frank Swimley Sadie Snapp Etta O'Connell Frances Stipe Douglas O.connell Cecil O'Connell Luther Price William Best Hesseltine Mobile Ala University of Virginia Thomas Timberlake Washington Miami Fla James Timberlake Howard Whetzel Memorial Hospital Howard G. J. Swimley Pidgeon Wadesville Henry Jobe A. G. Mellinger Byrd Purcell Edmond Smith Clarke ‘County W. B. Timberlake Reading Daniel ‘Huyett

Sunday Socials and Church Service Around Winchester

Mr and Mrs M and family visited relatives in Winchester and Chambersville as Miss Jennie Flowers stayed with Mrs Mary Denney. The Lattheran church service at Bethel was well attended and Mrs Henry McVictor visited friends locally. Mr Thomas Paflett and family of Winchester spent Sunday with relatives and friends in the area.

Ban Way Jennie Flowers J. D. Hartman Bethel Lattheran Henry McVictor Thomas Paflett Winchester

Rich New Yorker Urges Youths to Stay on Farm

At the Stay on the Farm club meeting in Linville Edom Rockingham, W. D. Stokes and representatives urged youth to keep farming interest, with focus on poultry. They promoted high quality Rockingham poultry, cooperative egg marketing, and the value of Shenandoah Valley products for New York markets.

Myers W. D. Stokes New Panigabette Linville-Edom Boys Sper Ene Mra J. E Eee Wndeswater, Mc Gaheysville Oerie Stokes Loonnosene Western Railway New York Rockingham Rockinham California Rockingham Poultrymen Cooperative Egg Marketing Association Ihy Shenandoah Valley Stokés Madison Syndre Atterbury China Attburg

Fisher's Hill Picnic Promises Veteran Reunion

The Fisher's Hill veteran picnic on the first Saturday in August draws veterans from Strasburg and nearby areas to reunite on the old camp ground. Organizers seek speaker Senator Carter Glass and expect music by the Valley Band while urging preparations in the culinary department.

Ordsburg News Phil Fishers Hill Battle Strasburg aHeover Carter Glass United States the Valley Jhga

Power of the Sea Dashes Rocks with 17 Tons Force

An Indianapolis News note reports sea force at shorelines described as 17 tons per square yard in certain places as waves crash against rocks.

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