Mrs. Mary Strosnider Dies After Illness at 70
Mrs. Mary Strosnider longtime Winchester resident died at Memorial Hospital at 10 30 am from peritonitis that followed an illness since January She was 70 born in Wardensville W Va lived in Winchester most of her life and worked as housekeeper for local families Her survivors include daughter Miss May M Strosnider and several brothers Pallbearers listed with local names service at Centenary Reformed Church Funeral planned Wednesday afternoon burial Mount Hebron Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Strosnider
Mortacia
Rachel Srosnider
Wardensville
W. Va
Winchester
H. Clay
Bettie Dandridge
Miller Jenkins
No. 8
South
Washington Street
May M. Strosnider
Samuel
Hampton Strecrider
John
Marion Anderson
Walter F. Pollard
Strasburg
Frank H. Krebs
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Nurses
A nurse and several women from across the United States report stronger health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. They cite improved energy for work and daily tasks, with testimonials from Greenfield Massachusetts and Lancaster Pennsylvania.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Mars
Gertrude L. Stew
Davis St
Greenfield, Mass
J. A. Pierson
Lancaster
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Pennsylvania
Washington
Texas
Illinois
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Lydia BR. Pinkham
Herbert Henry Is Critically Ill
Herbert Henry remains critically ill at Mrs. Bertie Orndorff's home on West Bond Street after falling ill last week at his father Walter Henry's residence. He was carried in by a passerby while en route to a physician. a doctor was summoned, but his condition has shown no improvement and he cannot return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Henry
Bertie Orndorff
West Bond Street
Walter Henry
Orndorff
Mr. Henry
Six Deacons Installed By Presbyterians
At the Presbyterian Church yesterday morning the session ordained and installed six deacons: Dr. P. W. Boyd, Clifford D. Grim, Edgar Mason, J. Henry Moling Jr, Harold Co. Sheetz, and John S. Solenberger in a large service. A congregational meeting followed with the election of elders Godfrey Miller, C. W. Ramseburg and William B. Wagner. They, with Stewart Bell, Fred S. Boyd and L. H. Stokes elected last Wednesday night, will be ordained and installed May 29.
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Presbyterian Church
P. W. Boyd
Clifford D. Grim
Edgar Mason
J. Henry Moling, Jr
Harold Co. Sheetz
John S. Solenberger
Godfrey Miller
C. W. Ramseburg
William B. Wagner
Stewart Bell
Fred S. Boyd
L. H. Stokes
Vinol claims to strengthen nervous children and adults
An advertisement touts Vinol as a tonic for nervous, run down people and sickly children, promising stronger weeks of use and improved appetite and sleep. It cites Miller's Drug Store and a 25 year history. Hipparchus is noted as a founder of scientific astronomy, with early diamond history in India and Brazil.
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F. Sommers
Miller’s Drug Store
Adv
Hipparchus
Colored Cyclist Injured When Hit By Auto Near Baltimore
Gily Holmes a 19 year old colored cyclist from 1024 North Carrollton Baltimore was seriously injured when a motorcycle he rode was struck by an automobile driven by Wilson Dyke a white man of Baltimore on the Berryville pike three miles east of Winchester Holmes suffered a compound fracture of the left leg multiple broken ribs head and arm contusions and thorn punctures from a hedge fence He was taken to a Baltimore hospital Dyke was arrested charged with reckless driving later fined 25 and costs and appealed with 100 bond Dyke claimed the motorcycle veered into his path a witness corroborated the auto was on its right side The incident occurred while Holmes group was returning from a day in Winchester with his mother Nettie Holmes
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Gily Holmes
North
Carrollton Etret
Balmore
Waren Ie
Rome
Wilson Dyke
Berryville Pike
Winchester
Holmes
Baltimore
Nettie Holmes
Golden Eagle Motorcycle Club
Monumental
Tee mvopUuRewUey Dyke
Pannett
Tavenner
Armstrong Weaver Died Saturday. Noted Winchester Sportsman
Leslie D. Kline says Markwood Weaver died at his Culpeper home on Saturday. Funeral in New Market on Sunday at 3 p.m. Weaver, 33, was a Shenandoah Valley Field Trial Club member and former Baltimore Sun repertorial staffer and Arlington area sales manager for Arpuckie Coffee Company.
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Leslie D. Kline
Markwood Weaver
Culpeper
New Market
Weaver
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Field Trial Club
Kline
Baltimore Sun
Washington Evening Star
Arbuckle Coffee Company
Baltimore
Cloth Praise Echoes On Main Street And Onde
A shopper recalls the finest cloth ever worn and muses on finding more. The remark captures a common craving for quality fabrics and the appeal of lasting textiles in everyday life.
Bond Forfeiture Sought in Cabell County Court Case
A motion in Winchester Corporation Court seeks forfeiture of J R Cunningham of Buena Vista Virginia bond of 500 dollars after he failed to appear on a charge of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. A capias will be issued to locate him after several terms passed.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
J. R. Cunningham
Buena Vista
Cunningham
Corporation Court
Arrest Sought in Buena Vista Bond Forfeiture Case
The judge held the bond forfeiture in abeyance pending the execution of the capias. The arrest is being pursued in Buena Vista.
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Buena Vista
Capias
Filipinos Threaten Revolt If "Emperor" Flor II Arrested
Manila May 15 Gen Nathorst commander of the Philippine constabulary ordered the arrest of the self proclaimed emperor of the Philippines Flor II and warned any action would provoke Filipino unrest. The report notes threats of revolt if arrest proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philippines
Nathorst
Philippine Constabulary
Revolt Suppressed as Rebels Seize Three Towns in Province
Authorities move to crush a revolt by followers who vow to resist removal to an asylum. Florat remains in a bamboo shack at Jaro. The rising force seized three towns in Occidental Negroes. one policeman and two rebels died and 13 rebels were arrested.
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Flor
Jaro
Ilis
Occidental Negroes
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Little “Win” Theatre
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Cullen Landis
Frank Mayo
Mildred Ryan
Mary Pickford
Lydia E. Pinkham
India
Borneo
Armstrong Weaver
Main
J. €. Penney Company
Paris
Bois
Kry
OOR Fox
IYEO
Jean
Pat 6U
Harry Payne Whitney
Whiskery
Louisville
Kentucky
Osmond
Jock
Hydromel
Manila
Jcpenneyco
Court House
Co Penne
Nees Maton Wine
Jcpenney
Penn
J.C. Pen
Patt.orf
gHiRt Company
America
Compass
Waverly Caps
Star Office
Swimley Plant Nursery
Brucetown
Fredercck R. Johnson
Broadway
New York
N. Y
N. Main
E. Baker St
Loudoun St
Dalley Bros
Amherst
FORD
Donovan's
Economic Service
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