Valley Republicans hear Taft at Hot Springs gathering
Republicans from the Valley of Virginia travel to Hot Springs to hear Taft deliver his South message. About 5,000 Virginians attend as Stonewall Band from Staunton performs. a bar at the Homestead Hotel closes to maintain sobriety amid the dry day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
Strasburg
Hot Springs
Taft
South
Stonewall
Staunton
Homestead
Hampshire Man Weds In Chambersburg Ceremony
Hampshire native W. Sargent married Bertha E. Ernst in Chambersburg Pennsylvania. The wedding occurred last evening at the First United Brethren Church conducted by Rev. Dr. C. W. Brewbaker. Bertha is the daughter of Jacob and Mrs. Ernst of Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ih. Sargent
Bertha BE. Ernst
Jacob Ernst
Chambersburg, Pa
That City
C. W. Brewbaker
Firsts United Brethren Church
Groom
Hampshire County
W. Va
Chambersburg
Weather Outlook For Virginia And Local Visits
Fair and warmer tonight and Saturday. Mrs Hudson and her family from Baltimore visit Mr Benjamin Crismore on South Kent Street. Haddox's prices encourage shopping locally. Rev D H Kern of the Methodist Church in Ascadeter is spending several days at the Burlington camping meeting.
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Hudson
Wiliam Hudson
Elsie Hudson
Baltimore
Benjamin Crismore
South Kent Street
D. H. Kern
Ascadeter
Burlington
Shawnees Home Coming march by Henry F Seal
Henry F Seal of this city, summering at Capon Springs, has written a new march and two step titled Shawnees Home Coming. It is dedicated to Shawnee Tribe No. 2 Red Men homecoming celebration next month. The march is official for old home week and will be played in September. Printing features an Indian camp scene with chiefs around a council and smoking the peace pipe. Expected around September 10.
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Henry F. Seal
Capon Springs
Trials of Speed Exciting At Berryville Horse Show Ends
Berryville Vir August 2 Exciting finishes in the half mile heats closed a three day horse show led by Mount Miller ahead of Segate in the first heat. Segate won the third and fourth heats while fouls by jockeys on Segate and King of Spades affected the second heat. Hunt clubs Blue Run Renwick and Blue Ridge dominated the show with Royal Swell capturing most blue ribbons. Buster Brown a Winchester horse was popular but finished third in five year old roadsters. Prizes totaled about 3000 dollars with many prominent exhibitors from Virginia Maryland and New York.
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Berryville
Miller
Segate
King of Spades
Mount Miller
Monde Miller
Heath
T. H. Thompson
Blue Run Club
George Zinn
Fox
Renwick’ Club
Julian Morris
Blue Ridge Club
E. G. Butler
George Page
Buster Brown
A. Bowen
Winchester
Buster
Allen Potts
Richmond
Willow King
E. H. Weatherbee
Keswick
Haddox Sale
Bowles - Bros
Charles” Ez ‘Clapp
Charles _ “Mallikin
Virginia
Clerké
Frederick
Warren
Fauquier
Loudoun
Jefferson County
W. Va
F. A. Thompson
Mount .Miller
F. W. Smale
Rogers Brothers
Towns Extend Call to Rev. T. K. Cromer
A message from Hagerstown Maryland reports Mt Moriah Sharpsburg and Keedysville Reformed churches have unanimously extended a call to Rev T K Cromer pastor of Centenary Reformed Church Winchester. Cromer is considering the call while Winchester friends hope he stays.
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Hagerstown
Mt. Moriah
Sharpsburg
Keedysville
T. K. Cromer
Centenary Reformed Church
Winchester
William F Carson Re-elected President of Lime Association
William F. Carson of Riverton Virginia was re elected president of the National Lime Manufacturers Association at its annual meeting held August 12 and 13 in Columbus Ohio. Carson helped organize the association and is credited with building a strong society. He has many friends in Riverton who will congratulate him.
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William B. Carson
Riverton, Va
National Lime Manufacturers’ Association
Columbus
Ohio
Revival Services Begin at Welltown by Rev. C L Potter
Pastor C L Potter of the Frederick circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South starts revival at Welltown on Sunday night. Services are at 8 o clock each night throughout the week.
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Frederick Circuit
Methodist - Episcopal Church
South
Welltown
Baptist Pastor Heads to Shenandoah Association Meeting
Rev. E. B. Northen, pastor of the First Baptist Church, left today for the Valley of Virginia and will proceed to Bowmans Crossing to attend the Shenandoah Baptist Association meeting set for next Wednesday.
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E. B. Northen
First Baptist Church
Valley of
Virginia
Bow
Man’s Crossing
Shenandoa
Premier, Mears: the Pent TE My Welton
Premier and Mears discuss the pent. TE My Welton as an agent negotiates a 10 1p 3w arrangement. References to the deal outline and involved parties appear in the fragment.
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L.M. Welton
Mears
My Welton
Holding Quarterly Conference by Rev George T Tyler
Presiding elder of Winchester district Reverend George T Tyler of the Seventh Methodist Church visited Mill Creek West Virginia this morning to hold a quarterly conference and will preach at two this afternoon.
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George T. Tyler
Winchester
South “7 Methodist Church
Mill le
Www
Red Men to Erect Three Triumphal Arches
The celebration committee plans three large arches for Old Home Week September 14 to 19. Work on Frederick Plaza today. Arches will stand at Main and Water, Market and Piccadilly, and Main and Piccadilly Streets. They will be built of substantial material, massive and ornamental, with multicolor electric lights and other effects for night illumination.
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Red Men
Frederick Plaza
Main and
Water
Market
Piccadilly Streets
Main
Baker's Beauties Defeat Chambersburg in Amateur Tilt
In Chambersburg August 21 the Amberines from Winchester beat All-Industrials 6 to 2 after a gritty amateur game. John struck out ten for Baker's Beauties and Montgomery fanned three for Winchester. Errors and sun glare shaped the contest with Dusty at short misplaying one ball.
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Amberines
Winchester
Tommy Scheller
Fam
Baker
John
Montgo
Ned
Duggan
Montgomery
Dusty
Sandy Baker
Haddox
Little Girl Taken By Death In Clarke County
Death claims Nimrod Ashby’s daughter aged 16 in Clarke County after prolonged illness. Funeral held recently, large attendance. The Winchester community mourns the loss of a bright popular child who summered nearby with the Ashby family.
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Ashby
Berrys Ferry
Clarke County
Winchester
Winchester Masonic Lodge to holding major meeting tonight
Winchester Hiram Lodge No 21 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons plans a grand session at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple Blue Lodge room with eight masters directing and Dr W B Love presiding. A banquet follows in the dining hall with a promising menu and speeches as cigars are circulated.
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Winchester
Hiram Lodge
W. 8. Love
Rev Dr Ives to Preach at First Church Sunday Morning
The pulpit at the First Church will be occupied Sunday morning by Rev Dr Ives of Washington. There will be no service in the evening.
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Br. Ives
Dr. Ives
Washington
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Buster. Brown
Blue Run
Blue Ridge
J. T. Temple
Henry Norman
Robert Barr
Dation
Bowles Bros
Royal Swell
Royal
Swell
Strider McGregor
Stuart ‘H. Edmonds
Seditioa Bach
Astern
Charles AH. Clapp
New York
Summerset
Rogers Bros
Hamilton
Millwood
Blair Johnson
Warrenton
W. W. McDonald
Hunters
Mipst
Empress
Geo
Zinn
David Gray
H. Wea
Therbee
Temple
Norman
Rey
Mr. Cromer
Cromer
Consid
William F. Carson
Carson
Association
Him H
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Associa
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Baker’s Beauties
Winschester
Star
Brown
Rho Croft
Duke
O- Ritchie
O- Henninger
Hoch
Rollins
Poware
P. Ee
Es Riddle
Tetewass
Fogg Winchester
McDonald
Cee
Saas
Dalton
Oo Mabry
D. McDonald
Rf O¢ Scheller
Norvel Ashby
Ing
Masonic Temple
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