Mrs. Jt Alabaugh Dies at De Haven Va
Mrs Jt Alabaugh widow of James Alabaugh dies at home near De Haven on June 20 at 2 30 pm. She leaves four children Rosie Lizzie Castleman William and Log and was active in the Southern Methodist Church for 28 years. Funeral held at Lizzie Shirley’s home with hymns and burial at Pine Grove Cemetery beside her husband.
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Dehaven
Jt Alabaugh
James Tbaugh
Barbara Ware
Alabaugh
Lizzie Shirley
Southern Methodist Church
Mary Shirley
Aljourn Ware
Stephenson
John Ware
Rosie Alabaugh
Log Castleman
William Alabaugh
Youngstown
Ohio
Jesus
Sham battle seeks local men for July 4 event
Town and county young men are invited to join a sham battle between Red Men and civilians. Report to Mr. John Kater at Brill and Ritter's store. With Co. I leaving town there is a vacancy to fill and the organizer welcomes many volunteers.
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AMN
John Kater
Brill and Ritter
Co. I
Winch est Couple wed in Richmond and return home
Mr. R Lee Stickle, a noted public school teacher, and his bride Miss Elva May Hill of Richmond wed early last week at St John’s Protestant Episcopal Church in Richmond. They returned from a brief honeymoon and are now residing in Winchester. Mrs Stickle has many friends in Winchester and area.
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R. Lee Stickle
Elva May Hill
Richmond
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Affleck Dodson Family Thanking Friends
The Dorman Affleck and Susan Dodson families express gratitude for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes.
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Dorman Affleck
Susan Dodson
United Brethren Church to Build $35000 in Harrisonburg
The United Brethren congregation in Harrisonburg plans a $35000 house of worship at High and West Market streets under one roof with the church and parsonage. Pastor Rev. W A Wilt serves the congregation. Miss Lillian McDonald of New York is visiting her parents on North Main Street.
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United Brethren
Harrisonburg
High
West Market Streets
W. A. Wilt
Lillian McDonld
New York
S. D. McDonald
Jon North Main Street
Apple Crop Flood Expected In West Near Omak
WENATCHIEE Wash June 23 Omak expects a large rise in apple tonnage over last year In 1914 20 cars were shipped last year 200 cars this year s estimate runs from 600 to 1000 cars The actual shipment will likely fall between these limits
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Wenatchiee
Wash
Omak
J Harvey Williams Dies at Stephens City Va
J Harvey Williams retired farmer died at his home in Stephens City Virginia from a complication of diseases. Born in 1843 he was 73. Survived by widow and three children Ora Wise Luther Williams and F Headley plus two brothers H J Williams and EF Williams. Funeral held at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev Cline. burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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J. W. Ridings
Ora V. Wise
White Post
J. Luther Williams
Stephens City
F. Headley
Baltimore, Md
Messrs
H. J. Williams
Hot Springs
EF. =. Williams
Barber, Va
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cline
Green Hill Cemetery
Capper Couple Visit to Winchester Passes Leisurely
Mr and Mrs John W Capper of Jacksonville Florida arrived in Winchester for their annual visit to relatives and friends. The trip by motor was leisurely and they plan to spend additional time with relatives in Hampshire County West Virginia before returning home.
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John W. Capper
Jacksonville
Fla
Winchester
Troops 10 Move South At Once
New York and regional National Guard units were ordered to the border within 24 hours. Colonel Leonard A. Wood announced urgent War Department orders, with medical exams waived for some. Early mobilizations include New York Seventieth First and Sixty ninth Infantries plus the Twenty second Battalion of Engineers and Squadron A.
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EW York
Geenerseral Leonard A. Wood
Department of These
Baker
National Guard
Governor's Island
Geo
New York
Camp Beekman
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maine
Vermont
Delaware
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Florida
Ridgeway Camp Meeting Preparations Under Way
Rev W R Hardesty and a large committee finalize plans for the annual Ridgeway camp meeting to be held in a grove near Ridgeway Berkeley County West Virginia. The event opens early next month and lasts several weeks with attendees from the Cumberland Valley Railroad region between Winchester and Harrisburg and nearby Frederick County Virginia.
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W. R. Hardesty
Ridgeway
Berkerley County
W. Va
Monith
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
Harrisburg
Frederick
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Cashier Attends Virginia Bankers Meeting
Mr. William G. Hardy, cashier, returned from Old Point Comfort, Virginia, after attending the Virginia Bankers Association annual meeting. He reported a delightful trip and pleasant details of the event.
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William G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Hardy
Rane ? oek 22m Advertise In The Star- a
Fragmentary OCR note mentions advertising in The Star newspaper with unclear date and name elements. No definite event, person, or organization can be confirmed from readable text.
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Rane
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East Water Street
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P. Newlin
Bell
Water Sr
John
H. R. Willis
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Berryville Pike
W. Iee Fisher
Brucetown Church
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Het
Pine Grove Cemetery
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Tom Moore
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Pathe
Paramount
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J. H. Williams
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Bankers’ Meeting
Paya
Kernstown M. E. Church
Huntsberry
Woodward’s
S. Main Street
C. R. Geubbes
Greenway Church
Double Toll Gate
Clarke County
Hable’s
Ss. H. Hable
Manhattan
Madras
France
Farmers & Merchants Nat
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Murphy’s Meadow
Clarke County Canning Club
L. M. Stinson
P. O. Box
Harris Addition
L. Emswiller
Winchester, Va
Sam
Winchester Steam Landry
Good & CO. Real Estate Insuranc
Jones
M. Fletcher
McCormick Binders
Brown and Jno
Bruthback & Bro
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