Daily Social Notes From Winchester Inn And Nearby Guests
Fourteen new guests arrived at Winchester Inn yesterday. Numerous residents and visitors are named visiting or returning to Winchester, Glyndon, Martinsburg, Atlantic City, and Wilmington. Local residents and travelers include Miss Jennie Pennington, Mrs. Geo. W. Giide, Miss India Grimm, and Mrs. Lizzie Lillis among others, with several leaving for home or other stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Inn
Clarksburg
Miss Cover
Winchester
C. M. Hart
Atlantic City
Fannie Barr
E. S. Clark
Frank Simmons
Lizzie Lillis
Wilmington
B. Noonan
Kate Barr
Lawn Party Draws Crowd in Conway Area
A lawn party in Conway drew a large gathering last night with attendees enjoying the event. Organizers expect even bigger crowds tonight and aim to improve on the previous turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Doctor Cox Reported Better After Trip to Harrisonburg
Traveling freight agent Mr. W. G. Moffett of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Valley Division returns from Harrisonburg where he visited his brother in law Rev. Dr. S. K. Cox. He reports Doctor Cox to be better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Moffett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Valley Division
Harrisonburg
S. K. Cox
German and Hop at Winchester Inn Draws Many Youths
The Winchester Inn hosts social events for young people with Friday evening hops well attended. Last night’s hop went smoothly and a German band led by Mr. Shirley Carter performed as part of the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Inn
Shirley Carter
Excursion to Gettysburg Visit Planned by Local Line
A Gettysburg excursion is scheduled for August 14 via the C V R R with Captain Luther Minnigh guiding. The eight hour trip includes a 20 mile ride, 500 monuments viewed, and meals at the Eagle Hotel with a 75 cent fare from Winchester. Departure is 7 30 am from Winchester, return about 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
The Work of Filipinos In War-Torn Philippines
The Filipinos press constant attacks on American detachments and lure the invaders into large formations. This prompts disease and reduces troops available for China service, a burden borne by the poor and by those with no stake in imperial wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Samuel Hausenfluck Buried Today Near Mount Williams
funeral held at 11 o'clock from his home near Mt Williams with interment at St Johns cemetery Rev W J Smith officiating He was found dead in his bed yesterday morning as reported yesterday by the Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hausenfluck
Mt. Williams
St. John’s Graveyard
Rev
W. J. Smith
Mr. Hausenflnck
Gettysburg Excursion Promises Delightful Battlefield Views
An excursion party to Gettysburg on Tuesday August 14 will be accompanied by private parties who will care for passengers comfort and ensure a satisfactory view of the battlefield. All arrangements are in place to provide an agreeable outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Music For The Sons Drum Corps Plans Monday Event
The drum corps offers music for a gathering of the sons of veterans at Gen Turner Ashby Camp Roe on Monday evening. The boys will dispense spirited music for the occasion and organizers hope the Union Band will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Gen. Turner Ashby Camp Roe
Union
New Merchant Tailor Opens on Main Street
Mr. A. Lyon a leading merchant tailor in Baltimore and Washington has leased the second story left of the Hans brough Carter building on north Main street. He will open a large tailoring establishment with many expert workmen and expect to begin business in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lyon
Baltimore
Washington
Hansbrough & Carter
North Main Street
Two Shawnee Tribe members apologize for blank shot incident
Two members of Shawnee Tribe No. 2 Imp O R M regret the incident on the way to Boyce Virginia last Thursday when blank shots were fired during an entertainment. They claim no harm intended and say only they violated a local ordinance while the tribe’s advertising committee was promoting the show. They stress the rest of the tribe was not implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imp. O. R. M
Boyce
Hot Day As Thermometer Near Century Mark
A record warm day with the thermometer nearly hitting 100 degrees. While Mr Clifton Hodgson noted the readings at Clowes jewelry for Tre Svar, a nearby incident saw Harry Sartelle fall from his bicycle when a dog darted onto the path near James Robinson's home, causing painful but not serious bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Hodgson
Clowes
Harry M. Sartelle
Bryarly
Bkm
James Rob‘nson
Sartelle
All Day Meeting at Lamps Church
Rev. Dr. W. B. Bond presides at the Winchester District all day event. Rev. L. Fox also participates. Members of the M. E. Church South and friends bring baskets and dine on the church grounds tomorrow with dinner served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Bond
Winchester
L. Fox
M. E. Church South
Friends
Handley Board to Meet Tonight on Estate Probe
The Board of Handley Trustees meets tonight at Hansbrough and Carter's at eight. Action may follow on Councilman Barton’s last Tuesday proposal to form a three member committee including a councilman the mayor and a citizen to study the Handley estate and report at the next council meeting. Local residents Miss Bernice Harris Miss Katie Wagner and others are noted as visiting or returning from trips with town residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Handley, Trustees
Hansbrough and Carter
L. N. Barton
Judge Handley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jennie Pennington
Richmond
Noonan’s
Geo. W. Giide and Child
Elizabeth Lantz
Harrisburg, Pa
Taylor House
Frank Harper
Helen
Washington, D. C
Julia Steele
Amanda Quigly
Jennie Coleman
Lafayette Jackson
Mary Arnold
Glyndon, Md
India Grimm
F. H. Browne
Chris. Reed
South Market Street
Shell
I. N. Good
John W. White
Johnstown
Good
Jas. A. Buckner
North Braddock Street
Nellie Startzman
Adelaide White
Alice Davis
Dr. Cox Better
Tue
Samuel Hausenfinck
Music For the Sons
Sers
Frederick
State of
Virginia
George Loy
John Loy
Thomas Sprint
East Water Street
Catholic Yard Party
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Conway’s
Arate
Timothy Seed
Miller Supply CO
H. Sprint
Handley Trustees
Bernice Harris
Middletown
Katie Wagner
Misses Dinges
Dr. James Rodgers
Charleston, W. Va
Mr. Rodgers
A. L. Shester
Larry van Pelt
Ashby Swanson
Maude van Pelt
Mrs. Swanson
Luther Huyett
el Pine
White Hall
Circuit Court
Frederick County
J. Wm. Miller
Geo. O. Fries
Court House
Cedar Grove
Jno
J. Coursey Friese
Herbert Carrion
Sp Com
Herbert
Larrick
Hill
H. Gold
Office
Thomas Keating
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
Agt
S. H. Hable
Main and Water Streets
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
J. Robert Doran
Sas
SRD
Choite
Wilson
Gibson
Finch
Ohio Valley
L. Hosier Brewmge Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!