Anniversary Celebration at Glenmoor for Pierce Family
At Glenmoor near Wadesville a lavish anniversary reception for Mr. Dudley Paul Pierce and Mrs. Kate Tanquary Pierce featured music, dining, and decorations. Many friends attended including Dr. Cochran, Dr. Robinson, Rev. Wheeler, Mrs. Byrne, and numerous local figures. the event highlighted a long, happy marriage and a strong social circle. The piece also notes Frederick County Supervisors meeting to fix toll rates on the North Frederick Turnpike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenmoor
Wadesville
Dudley Paul Pierce
Kate -Tanquary Pierce
Pierce
Pierce Brothers
Kimbal Byrne
Kimmell
Powell
Eidhtor Kimmell
F. A. Cochran
A. F. Robinson
Baltimore
H. V. Wheeler
Scanlon
George Sowers
J. W. Coots
Lewis Pidgeon
Misses Pidgeon
C. T. Hawthorne
A. J. Kimmel
W. W. Tanquary
Winchester
C. L. Potter
Clendening
Bunker Hill
W. B. Pierce
Lydia. R. Hardesty
Hardesty
Hardesty, Mrs. ‘Sarah Hardesty,” Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Swimley, Jr
H. L. Myerly
Frankin
W. Va
Miss Haynes
New Jersey
T. S .Jolliffe
Conrad Would Accept Nomination If It Won’t Hinder Bryan
New York dispatch reports William G. Conrad of Montana Hall near Millwood born in Clarke county would accept the Democratic presidential nomination if Bryan is not harmed. He would also accept the vice presidential nomination if Bryan is nominated and acceptable to Bryan. Conrad notes early courting began a year ago and cites West and Washington papers. he claims to be a balancing wheel potential if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Saw
New York
W. G. Conrad
Montana Hall
Millwood
Clarke County
William G. Conrad
Montana
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Conrad
Birya
Mr. Bryan
Johnson
Gray
Harmon
Ighanee
West
Bozeman
Chronicle
San Francisco
Washington
D. C
Noon Leaves Kernstown Distillery for Staunton Home
Mr. Noon, longtime associate of the Kernstown Distillery, departed today for Staunton to resume residence and likely pursue business opportunities there. He leaves behind many friends who regret his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noon
Hugh Noon
Kernstown
Staunton
Buncutter Case Returns To Circuit Court
The Buncutter case was argued and submitted today in Circuit Court before Judge Thomas W. Harrison. The long running litigation has persisted in local courts for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buncutter
Buncutter Will
Thomas W. Harrison
Masque Carnival and Themed Nights at Market Street Rink
A masque carnival is set for tonight at the Market Street rink with events planned for tomorrow night an after ball and a leap year party on Wednesday night followed by a skidoo party on Thursday night. Pugitt's Livery offers attentive care for boarding horses nearby.
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Market Street
Pugitt
Easter Joy Fills Winchester Churches Across City
Easter Sunday brought bright services and large congregations in Winchester. Christ Protestant Episcopal highlighted an elaborate program with Miss Katie Main directing music. Grace Lutheran hosted a Sunday school concert with an anthem and a rousing “He Is Risen.” Other churches observed special mass and festive hymns, marking the Resurrection across denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Christ Protestant Episcopl
Katie Q. Main
W. D. Smith
Anne Douglas Williams
Willie M Guire
Neville Stephenson
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
John McVerry
Centenary
The Mayor of Laughland Has Beauty Chorus
Auditions held at the auditorium announce a major theater event on April 23. Notable cast members include Major Casper Nowak Otto Koern Bessie Herrill Marie Flood Walter Milton and Viola Napp with elaborate scenery and costumes planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughland
Casper Nowak
Otto Koern
Bessie, Herrill
Marie Flood
Walter Milton
Viola Napp
Arrests for Fast Driving Among Two Young Women
Two young white women were arrested yesterday evening for speeding through the city streets. They were held at City Hall and arraigned before Mayor H. H. Baker this morning. Each was fined but could choose to pay or leave town. they opted to leave.
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H. .H. Baker
Igen
Mr Graham Blandy and Miss Georgette Wave Wed
Announcement lists the marriage of Graham F Blandy proprietor of The Tales ries in Clarke County and Georgette Wave of 116 East 37th Street New York City. The ceremony will occur at the bride's home on Wednesday April 29 with limited invited guests due to the grandfather’s death. The couple will travel for weeks after and then return to Clarke County to stay at the groom's handsome place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham F. Blandy
Talesries
Clarke¢ County
Georgette Wave
Borland
East 37Th Street
New York City
G. ‘Haven
Mrs. Blandy
Clarke County
Weather Report for Virginia and Easter Travel Note
Fair tonight and Tuesday in Virginia with warmer interior conditions. Mr. David J. Randall of New York City spent Easter Sunday with his wife and children here and returned to New York yesterday evening.
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Virginia
David J. Randall
New York City
New York
Death by own action of Philip R. Meade in Chapel Hill
News from Chapel Hill North Carolina reports the death by self-inflicted gunshot of Philip R. Meade alumnus of the University of North Carolina son of Rev AV Meade Episcopal rector. Meade a noted baseball figure in the Valley and Woodstock club captain in 1898 was widely liked and had been in good health with no stated reason for the act.
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Philip R. Meade
Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
AV. A. Meade
Meade
Phil Meade
Valley
Woodstock
Carrie Nation to Speak On Liquor Traffic at Auditorium
Carrie Nation, famed opponent of the saloon, will deliver two lectures at the Auditorium on April 21 and 22. Titled How I Smashes My First Saloon and Why Law Versus Anarchy, the talks cover her jail experiences and anti liquor campaign. Tickets are ten cents for all.
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Carrie Nation
Hate.c . Fame
Winchbster
Notice of former driver discharge and future waiver terms
Special notice states W N Lewis was discharged from the Winchester Berryville Blue Mont Stage Line operated by Maurice F Castleman. It warns that Lewis may drive for points and travel with limited fare in the future and that individuals may receive free passage via Castlemas or Stage Line. The notice aims to counter circulating reports with a formal statement dated April 17.
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N. Lewis
Winchester
Berryville
Bluemont
Mattrice _F. Retahan
W. N. Lewis
Castlemas
Jy ‘Lewis
Local Obituaries Prompt Deaths From Tuberculosis and More
Mr. Harry J. Baker, 24, of Welltown, died at Memorial Hospital after pneumonia followed by tuberculosis. He leaves wife Miss Teets, mother Mrs. Susan A. Baker, brothers C B and W F Baker, Albert, L R Baker, and sisters Miss Pearl Baker, Miss Lula Baker, and Mrs. Finfrock. Funeral plans pending for Wednesday. Emma A. McClure dies in Philadelphia at 20th of April. burial at Middleway after service by Rev. Willis. Dela Hall, 15, a Black domestic at the Episcopal Memorial Institute, dies after brief illness. funeral in Berryville Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry JL. Baker
John Picker
Welltown
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Baker
Wise
Miss Teets
Mra
Susan A. Baker
Ve Brothera
C. B
W. FB. Oua
Aligeker
Winchester
Albert
Ll. R. Baker
Miss Pearl Baker
Lula Baker
Grines
Finfrock
Springfield
Emma H. McClure
Philadelphia
Willis
Episcopal Church
Summit Point
Dela Hall
Biscopal Memale Institute
Pleanora
Berryville
Funeral for William I. Taylor Soldier of Braddock Street Church
Veterans gather for the funeral of William I. Taylor at his home 210 North Main Street. Services led by Rev. D. H. Kern and Rev. George T. Tyler with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Lincoln Lodge No. 60 and Ashby Camp confer honorary pallbearers. Confederate Veterans escort. Pallbearers named: Richard L. Gray, C. Stowaker, J. Robinson, C. W. Ramsburg, Gee H. Kingfel, J. E. Carrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. . Tatler
Winster
Baltimore and
Ohio
North Main Street
Taylor
D. H. Kern
Braddock Street
M. Ebcharch
South
George T. Tyler
Winchester
Mount Jehron Cemetry
Madison Lodge
Talor
Turher Ashby Camy
Ntace
Messrs
Tiichard L. Graya
C. Stowaker
J. Robinson
CW. Ramsburg
Gee H. Kingfel
J. E. Carrell
Ashby Camp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Dudley Pierce
Board “of Supervisors of
Frederick Ccounty
North Frederick
Sesat Ag
New York Dispatch
W. Fr. Conrad
Sind
Senate
Clarke
Carter
Anne Douglas Wiliams
Willie McGuire
Lillie [Timberlake
Eloise Baker
Margaret Walter
Agnes Nurton
Margaret Calmes
Anne Douglas Beverley
Eva Clow Ser
Mary Lawler
Virginia Cain
Belle Hodgson
Miss Anderson
Dd. Bowley
LaVan
Hussong
Miss Ward
Luty Brown
George B. Bushnell
Nelson Page
Harry Grimm
Mr. Green
Hunter Hg MrGuire
W. A. Swimley
Vernon Haines
Richard Jolliffe
Harry Trenary
Grace Lutheran Church
Ram
Hozanne
Christ
Weather Report
MR. Meade
Maurice F
Castleman
Winchester Hospital
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lave
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