Barley Named Conductor on Winchester Accommodation
Announcement by Capt J E Spurrier states Louis D Barley will succeed James M Jenkins as conductor on the Winchester accommodation. Barley, about 20 years with the Baltimore and Ohio, moves from baggage master between Lexington and Harrisonburg to Winchester residence. Run times unchanged with two daily round trips between Winchester Brunswick and Strasburg ending return at 5 5 m5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Spurrier
Shenandoah
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
James M. Jenkins
Winchester
Louis ‘D. — Barley
L. D. Barley
Barley
Lexington
Harrisonburg
Capt. Barry
Valley Division
West Water Street
Cumberland Valley
Sallie Barley
Kate Bush
Stanley F. Har
Jenkins
Brunswick
Strasburg
Defendant Wins Case in Frederick County Court
In Frederick County Circuit Court Judge T W Harrison presided over a jury trial in which the plaintiff claimed about 600 against the defendant and livestock sale allegations involved Timberlake property. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant awarding 240 dollars as witnesses testified for both sides and arguments concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ciredit Court
T. W. Harrison
Harry Timberlake
Adam Colbert
Colbert
Barton & Boyd
Ward & Larrick
Messrs
Henry . Baker
John W. Lodge
Guard
Edgar C. Emmett
E. A. Rodgers
D. B. Dinges
Rev Br Lacy to Address Y M C A in Woodstock
The second annual convention of the Young Men's Christian Association of Shenandoah county meets at Second Presbyterian Church Woodstock on Friday evening April 24 at six oclock. After a song service led by Prof Geo Morrison business session and Rev Dr J H W Lacey of Winchester will preach. Music will be rendered by the Shenandoah Male Quartet. Opening meeting expected to be one of the best ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's” Christian Association
Shenandoah ‘County
Second Presbyterian Church
Woodstock
Geo. Morrison
J. H W. Lacey
Winchester
Thenandoah
Quartette
Gconven
Dr Hugh Russell Weds Richmond Bride In Early Evening Rite
Miss Ella Gordon Hammond became Mrs Hugh Greenway Russell at 6 30 PM in Richmond at the Hammond home on Brook Road. The ceremony was conducted by Dr J Gray McAllister with a reception to follow, and the couple plan to live in Richmond where he practices medicine. They are to visit Winchester for part of their honeymoon before returning south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
Brook Road
W. A. Hammond
Thilow
Elizabeth Hammond
David B. Merrill
I. W. Russell
Winchester
Emma Louise Russell
J. Gray McAllister
Hampden-Sidney
Mrs. Russell
A New Parsonage For Rev. C. L. Potter
A deed filed in the Frederick County Court transfers North Main street property from Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shockey to trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Frederick circuit. The 30 by 135 foot lot fronts Main street opposite Mr. M. Gibbens and is improved by a frame house. The $2000 cash deal will place Rev. C. L. Potter and his family in residence after years at the Fairmont Avenue area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctlerk
Corporation Court
Main Street
Howard Shockey
A. B. Richards
H. Light
B. Ebert
John E. Ebert
A. E. Marker
E. A. Rogers
N. A. Cooper
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Frederick Circuit
Co. M. Gibbens
C. L. Potter
Fairmont Avenue
Local voter takes early trip to Hagerstown for errands
He was going some. Mr. H. Sheetz of Gray and Sheetz touched only the high places yesterday. He voted in the local option election before 7 o clock, went to Hagerstown on an early train, spent several hours buying goods, and returned home in time for noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Sheetz
Gray & Sheetz
Hagerstown
Norfolk and Western Railways Antidrink Order Issued
Rail line announces a directive against employee drinking aligned with a prior order. The move mirrors similar measures seen in other carriers and emphasizes compliance and safety standards across the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railway
Baltimore
Winchester votes dry in local option election outcome
In Winchester the dry ticket won by 100 votes, ending licenses for eleven saloons by May 1. Downtown revelry followed the official tally. Danville also went dry by 40 votes. The Star pledges liquor-ad refusal and plans further Byrd liquor law coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Fairfax Club
Automobile Notice by Maurice Castleman
Maurice Castleman announces plans for a larger and more powerful automobile line between Winchester and Bluemont. He states the current White steam car was for demonstration and urges public patronage to ensure better service with a new vehicle and expanded operation between the points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Iderry
OTO- Bile
Maurice Castleman
Star subscription price changes for advance payers
The Star will raise prices only for those not paying in advance. Subscribers who pay in advance during January and July will keep the current rate. Pay your subscription now to secure the discount.
Jones and Jolliffe Promote New Roll of Music at Skat Rink
A garbled notice promotes a new music roll at the Skat Ames Rink tonight by Jones and Jolliffe. It hints at sales and the promise of moving trunks though the text is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skatames
Spring Meeting of Winchester Presbytery Report
The Presbytery of Winchester met at the Presbyterian Church in Charles Town organizing Tuesday night and will stay through Saturday. Rev. F. J. Brooke preached the opening sermon and Rev. M. B. Lamsdin was elected moderator with Rev. W. W. Edge and Elder James M. Stribling as clerks. About 50 delegates attended including Dr. James R. Graham Rev. Dry F. Lucy Rev. Dr. My. White and Miss Lucy Russell with Mrs. Henry S. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Charles Town
W. N
Sand
Rey. M. B. Lamsdin
Keyser
W. Va
W. W. Edge
Davis
James M. Stribling
Martinsburg
A. G. Link
Strasburg
Sarmons
J. F. Leeper
Piedmont
W. J. Siler
Dutiiéids
Pei
James R. Graham
Dry . F. Lucy
Winchester
A My. White
Kernatown
Lucy Russell
Henry S. Baker
Ely
Count Cantwell Returns to Winchester Pitching Staff
Tommy Cantwell known as Count Cantwell has signed to pitch for Winchester this season. The Georgetown University star will join the local club for another year, exciting fans who expect strong performances. Three Georgetown men will also be on the Winchester roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Cantwell
Baker
Winchester
Georgetown University
Tommy
Georgetown
Rev Locke To Knights Templar Service at Trinity Church
Members of Palestine Commandery No. 2 Knights Templar of Martinsburg will attend a joint service at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South next Sunday evening. Rev William Locke, newly appointed pastor of Trinity Church, will preach a special sermon to the knights. Locke is a member of Winchester Commandery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine ’Commandery
Knights Templar
Martinsburg
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
William ¥. ‘Locke
Trinity Church
Locke
Wincchester Commandery
Fugitt's Livery Opens at Sloat's Old Stand
NEW LIVERY, Fugitt's Livery at Sloat's old stand, 18, East Clifford St., is open to the public with every facility for patrons. Good horses and new vehicles for hire at all hours. Special attention to boarding horses. Those needing board for summer should see Mr Fugitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fugitt
Sloat
Clifford St
aserheiee _ blige
Sunday Mail Distribution Contested by Baltimore Rail Line
Postal officials plan Sunday shipment of first class mail from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stations with distribution to begin on arrival. Mayor Baker and Congressman Hay urge faster action while Kern notes limited Sunday delivery and no money order handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Hipster de
Baltimore and “Ohio Railroad
Hay
Deparer
Bianpers Perry
Pont
Kern
Captain Hugh Burne Civil War veteran recalls uninjured service
A Baltinreal Ohio passenger recounts Captain Hugh Burne’s Civil War service. He joined the Union Army and served five years on the railroad division without injury, noting Burne’s long commitment and health during the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Burne
Ohio
Burns
First Car in Winchester Draws Market Hunch
A fragment suggests Guillant hints at a favorable car market in Winchester with a perceived bargain. The brief text references a potential deal and buyer sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Carlisle Indians Coming to Carlisle for May 29 Game
Carlisle Pa is set for a May 29 baseball game featuring the Carlisle Indians. Assistant Manager Atwell and Mr Pred Legg will lead the club with efforts to include the Indian Band. other local business visitors have left for Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Indians
Atwell
Winchester
Carlisle
Pred. Legg
Éasi
Hagerstown
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J. M.’ Jenkins
Casen
Br Lacy
Hugh Russell
Richmond
Ella Gor
Don Hammond
Hugh Greenway Russell
Mrs. I
W. Russell
Ted
Hampden-Sidney College
Star
Eptak
The
Stag
the Star
Vets
Danville
Prohibition Movement
Anti- Saloon League
Danyile
Sprice
Jones & Jolliffe
Presbytery of
F. J. Brooke
Rothney
Count” Cantwell
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