Trunk Mystery Explained by Stolen Chillings Gone
A trunk misrouted from Middletown to Winchester contained three dead chickens, not a body, after authorities mistaken scent and a morbid crowd spurred a lengthy investigation. Coroner Nevitt oversaw cremation of the fowls as officials closed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Board of Health
Middletown
Washington
Jordan
Nevitt
F Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Coronner Nevitt
Capitol City
Annual Christian Endeavor session opens in Centenary area
Morning service at Centenary Reformed Church described. President Slutton presided and Walter L. Gray led the praise service. Committees were appointed. Hutton urged expansion of the movement. Finances shown as solid. a state song committee was formed amid discussion. Tonight's program includes address by F D Power and songs. questions will be answered tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed Church
Slutton
Walter L. Gray
Memphis
Tenn
W. W. Douglas
Ballston
Hhr
Hugh Sublett
Richmond
HI. R. Thomas
R. EB. Hutton
State Union
Old Dominion
Lula O. Phillips
Florence Crittenden Mission
Disciples of Christ
Presbyterians
Baptist
Methodist Episcopal Church Protestant
Methodist Episcopal North and South
United Brethren
Christian
Reformed
Episcopal
Congregational
Friends
H. F.lowe
Falls Church
H. P. Hamil
D. D
Trinity Church
F. T. Snyder
Rockbridge Baths
James Lewis Howe
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
W. J. Cocke
Woodstock
Presbyterian Church
Mary Sue Apperson
Lynchburg
Ellis S. Hoy
Roanoke
Gertude E. Young
Mastery of
Jesus
F. D. Power
Garfield Memorial Church
Washington, D. C
L. S. Walker
Mrs Kremer and Mollie Stay With Brady at Camp Harpers Ferry
Mrs John C Kremer and her daughter Mollie are visiting Mrs Brady at Camp Fairfield in Harpers Ferry. School will open at Fairfax Hall on September 18.
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John C. Kremer
Mollie
Brady
Camp Falill
Harpers Ferry
Fairfax Hall
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E. J. Butler
St. Louis
Annefield
Berryville
R. H. Henshaw
Miss Pearl Cramer
Miss McCartney
Noonan’s Cafe
Alma Lewis
Baltimore
Robert Kurz
Charlottesville
Eveline Brannon
Chestnut Grove
Sergeon J. van. Teyer
Struaton
S. J. Scrivener
Lusan K
W. G. Conrad
Clarke
Sweet Grass Hills
Montana
Martha G. Oil
Wheeling
W. Va
Mary Griffith
Mountain Lake Park
A. M. Hayden
Evansville
Capon Springs
Harry Balthis
Philadelphia
Strasburg
Locke Hottel
Mary Hopkins
A. C. Hopkins
Charlestown
Rosa Lindamood
Katie, Forney
South Market Street
McKeesport
Charles Hemline
Capon
Lucien Carr, Sr
Lucien Carr, Jr
Peaches Point
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Mass
Vanie Dunagan
Reidsville
N. C
Wm. M. Dame
Memorial P. E. Church
G. W. Dame
Church of the Holy Innocents
Nelson P. Dame
Christ Episcopal Church
Horseys
Star
East Water Street
H. Sprint
Smalid Farm
Nancy Carver
N. H. Carpenter
CRUM
East Piccadilly Street
Ritenour & Strosnider
Valley Pike
Tollgate
Star Office
Fred
Boyd
West Water St
Main
J.baffilece
Market St
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
MO. W. Rick
Frances
Mr. Fel. Gethrie
Louisiana
Capon Bridge
Hotel Evans
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
North Main Street
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
J. Robert Doran
Wilson
Celebrated
Gibson
Finch
Welly
Ohio Valley
Pocahontas
L. Hosier Brewrman Company
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