Pen-Mar outing urged with social notices and travel deals
A flurry of society notes lists personal travels visits and invitations. Several residents plan Pen-Mar trips and dances with Sousa’s Band tickets on sale in Winchester. The item also notes arrivals departures and visits among local families and a Baltimore and Ohio special train schedule for Washington and Baltimore trips.
Autumn Storms Forecast After Moon's Passage
The article notes the Moon crossing the equator on the 30th triggers a reactionary storm disturbance. It warns that on that date and into October 1st autumnal thunderstorms will affect many localities.
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Equator
Temperance Union Convention Set for Market Street Church
Frederick County Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a convention tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. Mrs M L Welles represents national Oak Street Methodist Episcopal Church in the event.
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Frederick County
Woman’s Christian ‘Temperance Union
Market St. Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
M. L. Welles
National
Oak Street Methodist Epis- Church
South
Railroad Officials Pass Winchester on Inspection Trip
The 11 44 Baltimore and Ohio passenger train carried Engineer M L Byers and party en route to Lexington Virginia. Accompanying were Assistant Engineer Wells Merriam and Supervisor Maurice O Conner in private car 915. They planned to inspect up the Valley to Lexington and return, with no stop in Winchester. The party dined in the car as the train moved through town.
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Baltimore and Ohio
M. L. Byers
Byers
Lexington
Wells Merriam
Maurice O'Conner
Winchester
Fraternities to Meet at Hart Hotel Tomorrow Night
The Fraternities Order will meet at the Hart Hotel at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. Miss Ida M. Garver of Oberlin Pennsylvania, visiting her sister Mrs. Dollie E. Newcome of Lake View, has returned home.
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Mary Faulkner
Staunton
Hart Hotel
Ida M. Garver
Oberlin, Pa
Dollie E. Newcome
Lake View
Winchester Banks Announce Labor Day Holiday Closures
SHENANDOAH VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Winchester August 26 1902 Labor Day holiday bank closure noted with payments on September 2 1902 Cashier Joan W Rice Farmers & Merchants National Bank Winchester August 26 1902 holiday closure and payment on September 4 1902 Cashier H D Fureier Union Bank of Winchester August 26 1902 holiday closure and payments on September 2 1902 Cashier M H G Wins
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Joan W. Rice
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Aepee
H D Fureier
Union Bank
Naeaiays
M. H. G. Wins
Trenary Accepts Manager Post at Harrisonburg Laundry
Mr. Charles Trenary son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Trenary of south Market street left this morning for Harrisonburg Virginia. He has been with the Winchester Island Laundry for years and will manage the new Harrisburg laundry to be run by Gayer and Floyd. He is thoroughly familiar with the laundry business and will oversee the plant.
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Charles Trenary
R. E. Trenary
South Market Street
Harrisonburg
Trenary
Winchester Island
Harrisburg
Messrs. Gayer & Floyd
Ada Beaty Returns Home After Visit to Virginia Relatives
Correspondents report Ada Beaty's return to her Reliance area home from a visit with cousins Misses Hattye and Gertrude Bassett. Also noted are Mrs. Clarence Lewis and family traveling back to Cumberland, Mrs. John Walter visiting Middletown friends, the reorganization of the White Apron Society at Mrs. J. S. Campbell's, Bernice Robertson and Russell Bailey's Sunday visit, A B Rothgeb's upcoming trip to New Market, and other local greetings.
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Parmier Hil
Ada Beaty
Hattye
Gertrude Bassett
Reliance
Clarence Lewis
W. Chapman
Cumberland
John Walter
Charles Campbell
Little Son
Middletown
John 8. Campbell
White Apron Society
J. S. Campbell
Bernice Robertson
Russell
Bailey
A. B. Rothgeb
New Market
Chambersville Socials Share Pleasant Visits
In Chambersville VA on August 28 Mrs. Amos E. Marker and Mrs. A. W. Cooper visited Mrs. Sherman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Franks entertained friends from Washington. A Paxton Chapel yard party drew many locals to the event.
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Chambersville
Amos E. Marker
Opequon
A. W. Cooper
Richmond
Sherman
Joseph Franks
Washington
Paxton Chapel Yard
Falls Church Leader Visits Winchester In Steam Automobile
Mr M E Church a leading Falls Church Virginia citizen traveled to Winchester today in his steam automobile with his family They are summering at Bluemont Virginia and planned a one day eighty mile return by way of Martinsburg and Harper s Ferry
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M. E. Church
Falls Church
Winchester
Illness Deepens for James Cain Amid Family Loss
James Cain, once improving, has fallen gravely ill again. He has been the main support for his elderly parents, making his potential death a severe blow to the family. The Charley Rouss Fire Company and band plan to attend the Friendship Band yard party, meeting at their hall at 8 o'clock Friday night.
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James Cain
Mr. Cain
Charley Rouss
Friendship Band
Citi
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Hagerstown
Mr. T. Reese Miller
Quicksburg
Ada Thatcher
Mint Springs, Va
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Sousa
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V. P. McGuire
Knitting Factory Lawn
Wm. R. Willis
Williams Grove
H. P. Boyce
F. A. Baylis
Capon Springs
Pen-Mar
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Arthur Leafe
Mint Spring
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H. Clay Krebs
Harry Krebs
Mercersburg
J. A. Rammspere
Frederick, Md
George W. Kurtz
Fannie Headley
George Headley
Virginia Kurtz
Woodstock
Zeigler
Brannon Thatcher
South Main Street
Rosa Tucker
W. P. McGuire
Charlestown
W. Va
Tucker
Anna Lloyd Baylor
Carolyn Baylor
Atlanta
Edith Brown
Spirit
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fioes
Lexington, Va
Gale
Bunker Hill
Berkeley County
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Jacob Johnson
Jos. Wright
Wright
Chester White Shoats
Martin Wisecarver
Amherst Street
Oxfords
Kym
Horsey and Atwell
Braddock ST
B. McCormick
Virginia Avenue
Cumberland, Md
Painter Hill
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Hastie
Main Street
E. Bruce Capper
West Water Street
the Optician and Jeweler
Phone
H. Gorn
North Main Street
Episcopal Female Institute
W. C. Marshall
Gra. Univ. Va
W.C. Marshall
North Braddock Street
Virginia
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John Philip Sousa
Arthur Pryor
Emil, Kenecke
Marsuat Lursxy
the March King
E. F. Hinkins
Water Street
Chambersville Notes
the Evening Star
Mary Dame
W. Warer Street
Thomas Keating
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Cumberland Brewing Company
S. H. Hable
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