Wedding of Neva Magdalene Hottel and Frank Hamilton Pearson
The ceremony took place July 9 at the Gist country home Edgewood in Arkansas with about forty relatives and friends present. The parlor featured asparagus ferns and hydrangeas while the punch bowl and ices were arranged on the north porch. The bride wore white carnations and ferns, with bridesmaids bearing pink carnations.
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Neva
Magdalene Hottel
Winchester
Frank Hamilton Pearson
Dundas
Canada
B. N. Gist
Ghout
Pearson
Eaton Govan, Jr
Helena
Democrats Predict Sweep for New York State
Reports from county chairmen loyal to Democratic state chairman William J. Connors forecast a statewide victory in November. A bank officer in Wilkes-Barre faces embezzlement charges involving $6,000. A dog tragedy ends with the animal saving a child, prompting a change of heart from the family. The press notes Roosevelt may renominate Hughes amid anti-Hughes sentiment, and a church wedding in Helena linked highlights of social life.
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New York
William J. Connors
Reunion for Winchester and Martinsburg Churches
The Methodist and Baptist churches of Winchester and Martinsburg held a reunion yesterday at Inwood Park with about 800 attendees from both cities and nearby areas. Prominent preachers spoke, and the gathering was orderly with no drunkenness observed.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Inwood Park
Automobile Priz In Great Contest At Martinsburg
The Evening Journal announces West Virginia s biggest contest run to October 3. First prize is a Ford runabout valued at 675 dollars, plus two 50 dollar cash prizes and 45 dollars in other prizes. A nominators prize of 5 dollars goes to the contest winner. The automobile is on display in Martinsburg window attracting attention. The show also mentions Bargains at Haddox s Sale and the Berryville Horse Show on August 48 19 20.
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Berryville
Delightful Camp on Cedar Creek Near Winchester
A march of party members traveled from Winchester to Cedar Creek where Stienaidoas River and Cedar Creek meet. They rented a vacant house, furnished it with a timber-made table and chairs, and hosted meals with neighborly help. Special auto accommodations were announced for Berryville Horse Show attendees. Haddox's Sale offered men and boys suits.
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Cedar Creek
Mandy Man
Carroll Carver
Strasburg
Prince
Timberlake
Estates Divided Among Relatives in Probate Court
In Corporation Court Judge W M Atkinson admitted the will of the late Mrs Nettie Cook to probate and ordered it recorded. The will provides for burial and payment of debts, with most of the estate to her son upon reaching 21, while some personal articles go to other relatives. M M Lyne qualified as executor with bond. The August 1 1909 dated will names bequests and appointees among relatives. The will of Mrs Louise L Foster was also ordered recorded by Judge Atkinson. Capt Charles B Foster, U S Army retired, named executor with all real and personal property left to him. The will is dated November 18, 1902, and bears two witnesses.
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Atkinson
Charles B. Foster
United States Army
Potter to Lead All Day Meeting at Southern Methodist
Rev. CG. L. Potter will conduct an all day gathering at the Southern Methodist Church in Welltown on Sunday with a sermon at 11 a.m. The young people plan an afternoon meeting and dinner will be served on the grounds.
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CG. L. Potter
Southern Methodist Church
Welltown
Giants Pound Krebs In Five Inning Showdown
The Winchester team dominated Krebs as Cantwell pitched well and Dalton led with four hits in four at bats. Winchester scored four in the first, another in the third, two more in the sixth, while Hagerstown managed a lone fifth inning run. The Giants won 6 to 2 with Cantwell and Duffy starring behind the plate.
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Winchester
Ald
Duffy
Prohibition Vote Shifts Democratic State Chair Fight
In San Antonio on August 14 the drys concede a point by electing A. P. Story of Caldwell as Democratic state central committee chair, though he is an anti prohibition Bailey supporter. The notice spans other items from Indiana and New York.
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San Antonio
Texas
Democratic State Central Committee
A. P. Story
Caldwell
Story
Dr. Von Witt Buys City Property on North Main Street
In the clerk’s office this afternoon, Dr. Charles J. J. Von Witt completed a deed transferring a house and lot measuring 30 by 182 feet on North Main Street from Marion H. Snapp. The $1,400 purchase sits east of North Main between Kern street and Winchester fair grounds in a rapidly developing neighborhood. A house already stands on the lot and the Von Witts may reside there soon.
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Kern Street
Winchester Fair Grounds
Berryville Horse Show Sets First Day as Best
The Berryville Horse Show management urges attendance on the first day promising top speedway class heats and elite competition. Two premier classes moved from day two to day one, making Tuesday the key day with Wednesday and Thursday followings. The public is urged not to miss the event and a separate rental notice for a six room flat is listed by Henry Baetjer.
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Berryville
Russell in Berryville Jail on horse theft charge
Berryville Aug 14 Special to The Star Frank Rose Sell a young white man of good family charged with stealing a horse in the county months ago was brought to Berryville jail to await trial. Russell allegedly took the horse to Martinsburg and sold it before escaping authorities. Relatives claim a mental disorder affects his actions. Also Coloured man Coally Jackson badly hurt when thrown from a wagon and hospitalized with serious injuries after a horse spooked by an automobile.
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Star
Berryville
Frank
Rose ‘Sell
Levi
Russell
Martinsburg
Cers
Springfield
Ohio
Tom
Clarke County
Young Russell
Harry Hardesty
Coally” Jackson
Jackson
A. B Tucker
Winchester at Martinsburg Today in Season Opener
Winchester travels to Martinsburg for the first game of the season against the newly organized Martinsburg club after beating Hagerstown in a previous game. Captain Baker's squad, though on a rough patch, is favored by Winchester fans who expect a strong performance and plans for travel by auto parties and rail riders to attend the contest.
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Hagerstown
Ineschester
Martinsburg
Winchester
Captain Baker
Earl
Clubs Hold Joint Picnic at Pidgeon Farm
The Crescent Club and the Wadesville Literary Society held a joint picnic yesterday at the farm of Mr. Lewis Pidgeon near Wadesville. A large number of members and friends attended, and all reported a pleasant day.
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Crescent Club
Wades
Second Quarterly Conference At Ewederick Circuit
The second quarterly conference of the Ewederick Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South will be held at the parsonage No. 448 See SF North Main Street at 2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon August 20. A full attendance of officials is desired.
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North Main Street
Haildox Announces Daily Deals This Month
Haildox launches a big sale campaign this month with daily discounts across products. The promotion runs throughout the month inviting customers to check the store daily for new offers and limited time prices.
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