Virginia Veterans To Meet in October
Information from Winchester confirms the annual meeting of the Virginia Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans will be held in Norfolk from October 16 to 19. Col. William H. Stewart of Portsmouth is grand commander. Turner Ashby Camp of Winchester will elect delegates and appoint a sponsor and maid of honor. Mrs. Garnett and Miss A Louise Niemeyer are named sponsor and state maid of honor respectively.
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Winchester
Virginia Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans
William H. Stewart
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Turner Ashby Camp
Garnett
Theodore S. Garnett
A. Louise Niemeyer
Souvenir Post Card of U S Battleships at Jamestown
An offer from P N Stallings of Phoebus Sentinel Virginia for a 24 by 4 1 2 inch post card showing sixteen battleships and six destroyers with Old Point Wharf sight. Normally 50c, owner will mail for 25c in coin upon reading the ad.
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Hampton Roads
Jamestown
Old Point Wharf
P. N. Stallings
Phoebus Sentinel
Phoebus
Virginia
Schedule of events across Virginia cities in August and September
The notice lists event dates in multiple Virginia locations including Charlottesville Staunton Harrisonburg Front Royal Berryville Warrenton Richmond and Norfolk from August through September with specific day ranges for each city. Dates span early August to mid September across nine cities.
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Charlottesville
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Front. Royal
Berryville
Warrenton
Richmond
Norfolk
Friendship Fire Co. No. 1 to Hold Regular Meeting Tonight
The Friendship Fire Co. No. 1 will meet tonight at 8 o clock for its regular monthly session. Ed L. Carper is secretary. Also notes Fresh Deviled Crabs at Garver and Shiner's with discounts.
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The
Friendship Fire Co
Sec’y
Garver & Shiner’s
Social notes from the city and surrounding region
Personal mentions list residents and visitors including Sleee Sa Miss Katharine Glass visiting Fort Loudoun Seminary August 1. Clara Weems returns from Dayton Ohio. George J. Smith from Baltimore departs for home. Hable family heads to Atlantic City. Miss A Chance heads home to Chicago after Baltimore station sendoff. Local figures A K Weaver heads to Richmond. B C Orndorff visits Wardensville merchants. Gilpin and Archtie C Randolph noted from Millwood Clarke county. Yard Party at Jubilee Church August 3. Robert Crumley and son Edward visiting Maggie Anderson en route home from Jamestown. Beer 50 cents per dozen. Miss Bessie Cain and Miss Topsy Turner at Jamestown Exposition. Frank H Wissler and two sons stay at Hotel Evans.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Agricultural College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute long form is noted as the State Agricultural and Mechanical College at Blacksburg Virginia, indicating its historical names and affiliation. The text lists the institution's full titles in reference to its official designation and location.
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State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Blacksburg
Virginia
ASO Institute of Athern Technology Catalog
ASO Institute offers fifty four instructors, equipped shops, labs and infirmaries on an eleven hundred acre farm with steam heat and electric dormitory lighting. Degree courses include Agriculture Horticulture Civil Mechanical Electrical Engineering Applied Chemistry Applied Geology Preparatory Medicine Veterinary Science and General Science. Shorter courses in Practical Agriculture and Mechanics. Nine month session costs 247.40 total 197.40 state. Next session opens Wednesday September 18 1907. Apply to B Barringer M D LL D, president.
Local notes on Judge Atkinson illness and regional visits
Mrs. William M. Atkinson asks The Star to clarify that Judge Atkinson’s eye treatment is improving and no serious trouble is present. The column also mentions Mrs. Ann Chrismore’s advanced age and limited recovery prospects, with her children visiting. Additional items recount D. O’Flaherty and friends' 250 mile drive from Richmond to Waterlick Springs and praise for the Valley turnpike, plus Prof. H. E. Harlee and a Winchester guest at Green Spring with sacred music selections.
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Chrismore III
Ann Chrismore
White Posting
E. R. Shenk
G. E. Chrismore
White Post
J. F. Chrismore
Washington
D. €. O'Flaherty
Richmond
Waterlick Springs
Waterlick
Royal
Winchester
Valley
Richmond Journal
H. E. Harlee
Green Spring
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Worgey & Atwell
Rae Acer
Anne
Valley National Bank
Vainia
the Farmers and Merchants
Bank of Winchester
Bapere Oh
Peat le
N. Main Street
J. P. Haddox
North Main
Pillsbury Mills
C Atty
Pillsbury’s Best
Great Northwest
Orndorff & McVicar Schill Supply CO
Martinsburg, W. Va
Shenandoah Valley
W. Water St
Eskey Winchester, Va
Genesee Pure Feed Co
le Rey
Jamestown Exposition
Baltimore & Ohio
R.R
Atlantic
Saratoga Springs
Tibet
Zirkle’s
South Main Street
Jones Greamery
Burnt Factory
Burnt Factory Church
Katharine Glass
West Virginia
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Clara Weems
E. V. Weems
Dayton
Ohio
George J. Smith
Baltimore
C. 8 McComas and
G. H. Hable
Rosa’ Haes
Mr. Herman
Hable
Atlantic City
Miss A. Chance
Winchester Teachers’ Normal
Chiuite
A. K. Weaver
B. C. Orndorff
Wardensvillé
W. Va
Gilpin
Archtie C. Randolph
Millwood
Clarke County
Robert Crumley
Edward
Pittsburg
Maggie Anderson
Bessie Cain
Topsy Turner
Culpeper
Frank H. Wissler
Mount Jackson
Evans
City
Luey
Haddox
Wyndham & Brill Bell
Ladies of Winchester Rebekah Lodge
Knitting Mills
Pabie
A — Richards
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
ASO Institute OF Athern Technology
B. Barringer
M.D
Shane
William M. Atkinson
Rice’s Music Store
North Main St
D. F. Hinkins
Main St
Winchester, Va
Marcuers
W.P. King
Front Royal
8. H. Hansbrough
North Braddock ‘Street
A. L. Warthen
S. H. Hable
Gray & Sheetz
Faulkner
T. M. Barr
Oxfords
Huntsberry’s
Grove Bros. Department Store
Farmers’ Supply Co
Stephens CiTy
Fune & Son
Will Peecey
FUNE
State Female Normal School
Augstek Jarman
Farmville
James
M. Coburn
Annie Crismore