Personal notices from Clarke County travelers and visitors
Messrs Charles and Walter Wise carvers from Berryville spent yesterday in the city. Editor Charles Randolph Hughes of the Clarke Courier attended the fair. Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson of Clarke County are visiting relatives for the week. Miss Ruth Ford of Hagerstown visits Miss Nina Elgin on South Braddock Street. Dr W P McGuire goes to Edgartown Mass for two weeks. Mrs Crum Ford, formerly of Clarke County now Charlestown Va, visits. Miss Marion Ramsey of Martinsburg W Va visits Mr and Mrs George Pailey on North Main Street. Miss Noakes returns from Fairfax Hall to Mount Wil mother Mrs Dyke at Hams Va. Miss Lillian Rowe of Waynesboro Pa visits Mr and Mrs Harry Stouffer on National Avenue. Capt and Mrs Robert L Gray depart for several weeks in Atlantic City Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Charles and Harry Smith, formerly of this city now of Strasburg Va, visit. Mrs W J Barr and niece Miss Anna Stine depart for New York and Philadelphia for ten days. Mrs J M Hott of this city travels with her son J Worthott to Pittsburgh Dayton and Huntington to visit Mrs R G Mitchell formerly of Winchester.
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J. M. Hott
J. Worth Ott
Pittsburgh
Dayton
Ohio
Huntington
Ind
R. G. Mitchell
Winchester
Morris couple to attend wedding in Winchester and visit relatives
For sale notice notes Mr and Mrs E O Morris leaving September 12 for Winchester Virginia to attend Miss Anna Stine wedding sister of Mrs Morris. They plan a month in the East and will visit Morris family home in Marietta Ohio reported by the Kansas City Kansas City Press
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E. 0. Morris
Winchester
Anna Stine
Mrs. Morris
Mr. Morris
Marietta
Ohio
Dooley Visitor Returns Home After Son’s Illness
Mr Edward Dooley formerly of this city now of Philadelphia visited the Diffenders on South Market street and left for home due to his son Benjamin Dooley’s illness. Benjamin recently underwent an appendicitis operation and is reported much improved.
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Edward Dooley
Philadelphia
Three Sisters In Woolvil Empire Tonight
The T Dougherty Sisters perform an eight to sixteenth high singing and dancing act with violin magic and comedy. They appear twice tonight with the regular program of pictures starting at 7 15 pm and 8 15 pm, with admissions at 10 cents.
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T Dougherty
Dougherty
Baby Zora
Red Rose musical set for Empire Theatre in Winchester
The Red Rose a three act musical comedy heads to the Empire Theatre in Winchester on Thursday September 16. Book and lyrics by Harry L B and Robert B Smith with music by Robert Hood Bowers. Cast includes Marguerite De Von Nellie Wagner Morice Carey and others in a large ensemble.
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Winchester
John ©. Fisher
Empire Theater
Harry LB
Robert B. Smith
Robb Hood
Robert Hood Bowers
Pegey
Haris
Maric Hebold
Polly Merrill
Wred Warmden
Robert Lolonde Cearge
Hal
New York Globe Theatre
Maurice Darcy
John C. Fisher
Empire
Sunday Schools Parade Planned in Winchester
The Frederick County Sunday Association schedules a parade in Winchester on September 15 at 3 p.m. They expect a large crowd and aim to have county schools represented with as many participants as possible in the marching line. The committee plans to announce the specific route and may include bands in the procession.
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Frederick County
Arrested for Drunkenness in City Livery Stable Incident
George Martin, alias Lasses, was arrested by Chief Doran today while riding with a liveryman Fu Arr driving. The officer found him intoxicated and unable to safely handle the horse, so he was placed in the lockup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Martin
Lasses
Doran
Fuarr
Sale notice printed at Star office
A brief sale notice appears in the Star office column announcing a forthcoming sale event.
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Star Office
Return to Maryland After Virginia Visit
Mr and Mrs T Reese Arnold of Glyndon Maryland and Sherwood Berryman a Baltimore banker returned home after a short visit with Mrs J Reilly Grim and Prof Ed Arnold. They traveled by car and found Virginia roads in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Reese Arnold
Glyndon
Sherwood Berryman
Baltimore National Banks
Arnold
Virginia
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Airdome
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Gladys Hulette
Edison
Bryant Washburn
Edna Mayo
Shenandoah Valley
Nat’l. Bank
Messrs
Charles and
Walter Wisecarver
Berryville
Charles Randolph Hughes
The
Clarke Couriers
Frank Anderson
Clarke County
Ruth Ford
Hagerstown
Nina Elgin
South Braddock Street
W. P. McGuire
Edgartown, Mass
Noakes
Wil Mrs. Samuel
Fairfax Hall
Mrs. Dyke
Hams, Va
Lillian Rowe
Waynesboro Pa
Harry Stouffer
Tional Avenue
Robert L. Gray
Atlantic Et OY
Baltimore
Washington
Harry Smith
Strasburg, Va
W. J. Barr
New York
T.M. Barr
Kansas City
Kan
Woolvil Empire
Abele
Walt
Edwards
Majestic
Keystone
Fatty
Zip, the Dodger
Elaine
Big
John G. Fisher
Globe Theatre
Marguerite de You
National Theatre
Ford’s
Empire Theatre
Maryland
Raymond Grubb
Fair Grounds
Geatle
Gore
Lee Lonas, &Ore
West Cecil Street
Catholic Church
Kiger
C. E. Jones
Admr
H. Hable
Gray & Sheetz
Farmers & Merchants Nat. Bank
Mason's
R. Cc. Green
North Main St
Woodward’s
South Main St
Thos. P. Graybeal
Miller’s Drug Store
Kor Sale
Stephens City
Nhite F Va
Koluss
Sons Creamery
M. Fletcher
Ige
Crea
Haydock
Babcock and Phoenix
Blizzard
Ontario
Farmers
Syracuse
I. Brumback
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