Sunrise News Notes Highlight Local Events
Relief Virginia reports a new metal fence around the Church and graveyard at Sunrise. Ruth Pifer returns home after Milligan College study. E J Hicks and B E Carpenter couples visit Ridings. B L Krause visits. Children’s Day set for May 30 at 10 30 a m.
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Ruth Pifer
Milligan College, Tenn
E. J. Hicks
BE. B. Carpenter
Fred. Ridings
B. L. Krause
Grim arraigned for assault after threat to railroad employee
Charles Henry Grim was arrested on assault charges preferred by L A Quantz of the Cumberland Valley Railroad. He pleaded not guilty, was arraigned before Magistrate Krebs, fined ten dollars and costs, and paid. Judge and Mrs A C Carson left for Washington to visit friends for several days.
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Charles Henry Grim
L. A. Quantz
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Krebs
Grim
Quantz
A. C. Carson
Washington
Grape-Nuts Proclaimed As Appetite Booster And Health Aid
A testimonial letter lauds Grape-Nuts as nourishing and appetizing, aiding digestion and strengthening weak stomachs. A 57 year old Tennessee grandmother credits it with renewing dinner appetite, and a boy recovering from stomach trouble is said to grow healthier on the cereal.
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Duffy
Duffy's
Thomas
Tillary St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Postum Co
Wellville
British battleship Majestic blown up by submarine
A British battleship Majestic was blown up in the Dardanelles by a submarine. The incident follows the explosion of the steamer Princess Irene in Sheerness harbor with 327 lives lost, declared accidental by the Admiralty. Admiral Sir Henry Jackson appointed First Sea Lord. A Geneva dispatch notes Italian forces crossing the Isonzo toward Mantafalcone near Trieste as Austro German troops close on Przemyśl. French planes bombarded the Ludwigshafen chemical factory.
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Sheerness Harbor
England
Admiralty
Henry Jackson
Geneva
Isonzo River
Montafalcone
Trieste
Permysl
Vienna
Lemberg
Perut
Braddock Day a Brilliant Success
A vivid account of Braddock Day featuring perfect weather and a festive procession through Winchester. Automobiles, carriages, cadets, scouts, girls schools, and a lively crowd created a memorable scene. A future note promised a fuller list of visiting colonial dames and organizers.
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Ion
Winchester
Bic
Stone Stokes Wedding Planned for June Second
The marriage of Madge Pickett Stokes of Washington and R King Stone of Millwood Clarke county Va will occur Wednesday June 2 at 3 o clock in Epiphany Church Washington Miss Sara Belle Williams of Baltimore acts as maid of honor and Mrs Howard Hume as matron of honor Best man is John Hemphill with ushers including Sylvanus Stokes Jr Joseph Bailey John Buchanan Winthropp Lockwood Edward Dove and others A reception follows at the bride parents Massachusetts avenue home The bride later serves as matron of honor at the June 23 Baltimore wedding of Sara Belle Williams and Gilbert Lucas with Stone as usher.
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Madge Pickett Stokes
Sylvanus Stokes
Washington
R. King Stone
Millwood
Clarke County
Epiphany Church
Sara Belle Williams
Baltimore
Howard Hume
Julia Whiting
Adelaide Heath
Virginia
Hunt
Kitty Bell
Warrenton
John Hemphill
Joseph Bailey
John Buchanan
Sylvanus Stokes, Jr
Winthropp Lockwood
Edward’ Dove
Herbert Adare
Lounds Lavender
James Dechart
New York
Gilbert Lucas
Massachusetts Avenue
Stokes
Stone
Gilbert. Lucas
Mr. Stone
Miss Didier Named Social Secretary to Mrs Fish
Winchester friends learn that Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, who died in New York, had engaged Helen Didier as social secretary shortly before her death. Didier, aunt of Angelica P Didier, is a longtime visitor to Winchester with many friends there.
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Winchester
Mrs Fish Hires New Private Secretary
Miss Helen Didier formerly of Baltimore and New York becomes private secretary to Mrs. Fish after resigning from the role at Dr. R. T. Crane Chicago. Didier previously ran the tea room at Hotel Belvedere and Hotel St. Regis in New York.
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Mrs. Fish
Lota Robinson
Baltimore
New York
Miss Robinson
Helen Didier
St. Regis
Atard
R. T. Crane
Chicago
Fish
Mrs Johnson Dies in Clarke County Virginia
Mrs ry Johnson wife of the late Franklin Johnson died at 8 am Tuesday at her daughter’s home near Myerstown from paralysis aged 85. Funeral at Marvin Chapel at 11 am Thursday with Rev B A Parker. interment Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Survived by many children and siblings. Local visits by relatives noted. preaching Sunday May 30 at Lamps Memorial Pars ons Chapel and Round Hut.
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Wickliffe
Ry Johnson
Franklin Johnson
Clarence Roddetter
Myerstown
Marvin Chapel
A. Parker
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Lamps Memorial
Jicaim
Parsons
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