Winchester and Frederick Educators Return From Richmond
Mr Maurice M Lynch superintendent of Winchester and Frederick County Schools and Mr William H Dinges chairman of Frederick County Board of Supervisors led a group from the region back from a Richmond educators meeting. The delegation reported a large turnout and active participation with Dinges named to the new State Board of Supervisors organization committee.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Wil
Lydeh
Richmond
Old Commonwealth
William H. Dinges
Board of Supervisors
State Board of Supervisors
Bakers Attend Reception To Dewey
Sowen M. Baker and her daughter Miss Viretula Cabell Baker visit Baltimore and Philadelphia and attend the Army Navy game at Franklin Field Philadelphia. They already joined a reception for Admiral George Dewey and Mrs. Dewey and plan to dine in Philadelphia before returning home.
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Sowen M. Baker
Viretula Cabell Baker
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Franklin Field
Phladelphia
Baker
George Dewey
United States Navy
Dewey
Verginia Baker
St. Louis
Philadeley
Bellevue
Noted Organist to Play New Moser Organ Tomorrow
Miss EB. V. Clarke of Jamestown will perform on the new Moser organ at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in this city during morning and evening services tomorrow. A short recital will follow the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. V. Clarke
Jamestown
St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Wice
Miss Clarke
Christ Church
Elks Lodge of Sorrow to Be Held at Auditorium
Winchester Lodge No. 867 will hold the annual Lodge of Sorrow at the Auditorium tomorrow afternoon at three. R Gray Williams will give the memorial address and lawyer Holtz Glenn will speak on the tenets and purposes of the order. Special music planned. public invited.
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Elks
Lodge of
Lodge of Sorrow
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
R. Gray Williams
Nent
Staunton, Va
Pubnc
Captain Carter Sells The Glen Estate in Clarke County
The Glen farm of 250 acres in Clarke County was sold by Captain William Page Carter to Henry P. Mitchel of Rockbridge County Virginia for 27000 dollars. Mitchel and his son Roy will reside there. Richard Young, a young Black boy, was found guilty of burglarizing Edward Helvestine's Berryville home and sentenced to 2 1/2 years with suspended sentence for reform school commitment.
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Mitchell
Roy Mitchell
Richard Young
Edward Helvestine
Berryville
Tenced
Harrison
Sen‘tente
Colored Reform ‘School
Miss Smith Buried At Bethel Church
Funeral services for Miss Mary S. J. Smith were held at the house and Bethel Church in Gore. Rev. Webster of Capon Bridge and Rev. Pearson conducted the sermon. Interment followed in the adjacent graveyard. Pallbearers included Wm. J. Muse John W. Parish Richard W. Smith George Smith Elmer Fletcher and Lee Smith.
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Gore
Mary S. J. Smith
Bethel Church
Webster
Capon ‘Bridge
Pearson
George Smith
Elmer Fletcher
Lee Smith
Henhouse Thief Sentenced to Jail in Berryville
Homer Renolds, white man, fined $10 and three months in jail after a hearing before Justice John Crow. He was held for the grand jury on entering Joseph Walker’s henhouse and stealing nine chickens during the same night at Mr. F. M. Thompson’s.
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Star
Berryville
John Crow
Homer Renolds
F. M. Thompson
Joseph Walker
Renolds
Bent With Age Old Man Takes Long Walk
Whitacre December 1. Mr. John Calderhead aged about 65 and seemingly infirm walked from his home near here to Winchester a distance of about 16 miles and returned by the same route Wednesday. Mr. Meredith Bailey and wife of Davis West Virginia are guests of Mr. T A Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
John Calderhead
Winchester
Meredith Bailey
Davis, W. Va
T. A. Whitacre
Becton
Minnesota
Thanksgiving turkey gifts praised by Confederate veterans
Miss Lucy F Kurtz correspondence secretary of Turner Ashby Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy reports a letter from Col Charles Baker commandant of the Soldier's Home Richmond thanking the home veterans for the Thanksgiving turkey donation. Mrs Kurtz also extends thanks to the ladies of Stephens City. Mr E V Weems has left for a business trip to New Orleans for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy F. Kurtz
Turner Ashby
Daughters of the Confederacy of This City
Charles Baker
Richmond
Kurtz
jStar
Stephens City
Mr.e. V. Weems
New Orleans
Diphtheria Claims Child in Burnt Factory Area
A Crim family death from diphtheria occurs at night in Burnt Factory county. The loss follows a prior brief, another child died weeks earlier. Quarantine remains with no other local cases. health officials use all means to control spread and neighbors assist the distressed family.
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Crim
Quarentine
Mr. Crim
Health Board
Dared Him to Shoot Wounded Shenandoah Girl
In Page County Shenandoah, Miss Chas Hollendack was accidentally shot by Arthur Austin while he joked nearby. The gun discharged as he believed it unloaded, wounding her upper lip and back of neck. she is recovering and Austin regrets the incident.
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Chas
A. Hollendack
Shenandoah
Page County
Arthur Austin
Jack Austin
Young Austin
Hollendack
Austin
Miss Hollendack
Dickens
Lairy Gamp
Ralph Kimball
Wyoming
Berryville News Notes Move Through Visits and Returns
Corena Kercheval returns home from Clarksboro with Miss Barbara Stolle and Miss Hattie Kercheval after visits to Martinsburg and Winchester. Sadie Forney of Winchester returns from a visit to Miss Myrtle Kenman. Mrs. Alice Thompson and Miss Bernice Galfoway near Winchester visit Mrs. Edward Hart. Dr. Oliver of Irvington visits friends in Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Kercheval
Martinsburg
Sadie Forney
Winchester
Myrtle Kenman
Alice Thompson
Bernice Gailfoway
Edward Hart
Dr. Oliver
Irvington
Marriage license issued in Hagerstown for Clem and Ware
A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown yesterday to William C. Clem of Winchester and Effie May Ware of Stephenson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Heller have returned from a visit to their daughter Mrs. David Ambach in Baltimore.
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Hagerstown
William C. Clem
Winchester
Effie May Ware
Stephenson
David Ambach
Baltimore
Peekaboo Wears Proved His Ruin and Brass Band Sermons
A Chicago preacher seeks to draw crowds with a brass band and sensational methods, while readers clash with local politics over a Wyoming clerk nomination. The column lampoons vanity in fashion and critiques marriage and money driven schemes, ending with a note on Benedict Arnold’s renown and name changes.
Foot mashed by heavy log injures Virginia mill worker
H. J. Doffilemyer of Luray Virginia was unloading a heavy log at a Berryville area saw-mill when the log slipped and toppled onto his right foot. The bones were mashed and dislocated. Dr. Osborne treated him and he was sent home.
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Doffiemyer
Humsten Farm
Town
Osborne
Centenarian Louise Smallwood Dead Near Paris Virginia
Mrs Louise Smallwood aged 100 dies at daughter Mary Lloyds home near Paris Virginia She was widow of Aaron Burr Smallwood son of Revolutionary War figure James Smallwood Interment at Mountain Baptist Churchyard She survived by three sons John F Thomas J and Bushrod and three daughters Mrs Robert Crish Mrs Mary Lloyd and Mrs Everett Fowler
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Louise Smallwood
W. W. Smallwood
Clarke County
Mary Lloyd
Paris
Mountain Baptist
Millionaire Conrad's Son Weds Out West
In Great Falls Montana on November 19 Miss La Neta Randall wed Arthur Conrad. The private ceremony at the Randall home was conducted by Rev F J Maynard. The couple will travel to Boston New York and other eastern cities before living near Clarke County White Post for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EB. Randall
Great Falls
Montana
White Post
Clarke Ann
W. G. Conrad
Conrad Banking Company
Saved His Life By Changing His Mind
Engineman Johnny Wright of Chambersburg narrowly avoided a worse crash on C V R R train No. 7 near Guilford Springs. He considered sticking his head out for a view but, changing his mind, extended his arm instead and broke his right wrist on a post hanging bag. He continued to Hagerstown for treatment.
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Johnny’’ Wright
Chambersburg
Wright
Guilford Springs
Hagerstown
Rev Dr Graham's Brother John Graham Dies at Home
Messages today announce the death yesterday at his Grange County New York home of John Graham a prominent resident and brother of Rev Dr James R Graham pastor emeritus of the Presbyterian Church of Winchester He was older than Dr Graham and had been in failing health for some time The death prevents Dr Graham from attending the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graham
New York State
Minent
James R. Graham
The
Presbyterian Church of Winchester
Graham
Fire Ravages Branson Farm Near Clearbrook
A blaze destroyed the barn carriage house and corn house on the late David W. Branson farm near Clearbrook. The dwelling house also burned at four o clock as neighbors fought to check the flames. Loss is estimated in the thousands of dollars and the cause is undetermined.
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The
Star
David W. Branson
Clearbrook
Christ Church Donations Support Winchester Memorial Hospital
The Thanksgiving Day collection at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church totaled $75. Rev. William D. Smith delivered the sermon as services were held, and the amount was turned over to Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
William D. Smith
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Sudden Death of Mrs Mortimer Crosen at Rey nold's Store
Mrs Mortimer Crosen died at her home near Reynolds Store on Thursday at 11 a m after a three day illness. She suffered indigestion then neuralgia of the stomach and expired twenty minutes after a physician arrived. Survived by husband ten children, including Camillus Albertis Alma Emma Lacey and four others. funeral held today with interment at Wesley Chapel. Relatives live in Morgan County and Sleepy Creek Ky.
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Whitacre
Mortimer Crosen
Reynold
Equity
Weems
Unger’s
Crosen
Pritchard
Morgan County
W. V
Alstex
Michael
Sleepy Creek
Camillus
Albertis
Nelson Mortimer
Arthur
Nelson Barnes
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Bettie
Springfield
Ohio
Alma
Emma
Autumn wedding interrupted by rope across road
Miss Stella R. Phillips wed Mr. Charles Lilburn Garton at Elder Shaver's residence in Strasburg Maurertown. The couple faced a half hour delay when a prank rope stretched across the pike by local youths halted their return from the ceremony. The groom works with the Staunton division of the Virginia Lightning Conductor Company and the pair planned to reside in Winchester and Strasburg areas.
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Strasburg
Angus Bauserman
Karl
Bocca MN
Winchester
Garton
8. F. Garton
Staunton
Virginia Lightning Conductor Company
Boyce High School Opens With Promising Attendance Rise
Boyce High School opened for the 1906 07 session showing daily attendance gains and high interest from the local community. Principal H H Chalmers, a William and Mary graduate, leads the school with experienced staff Miss Anna Jolliffe and Miss Kate Hauptman directing intermediate and primary grades. The temporary quarters are in the J T Sprint storehouse with plans for better facilities next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce High School
H. H. Chalmers
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Anna Jolliffe
John Jolliffe
Boyce
Farmville
Kate Hauptman
Jerome Hauptman
J. T. Sprint
Dr Fuller Rallying After Illness At Hospital
Dr William MecP Fuller improved today after being very ill in the hospital. A day earlier his death was feared for Dr Pul Ter as a possible outcome. Maude Ridings of Middletown registered at Hotel Evans, while C B Henry reported three hogs killed yielding 1200 pounds. The Morning News Item promises more Monday than any Shenandoah Valley Virginia paper, with its own staff content.
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Fuller
William Mecp. Fuller
Pul Ter
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Ite
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Liam H. ‘Dinges
Vic
Bakers
Episcopal Church
Holtz Glenn
William M. Atkinson
Richard B. Byrd
Carter
GLEN
Honry P. Mitchell
Clarke
Evening Star
William Page
Rockbridge County
Miss Smith
Turner Crim
the Evening Star
Corena Kercheval
Clarksboro
Barbara Stolle
Hat
Mr. and
Mrs. Charles. A. Heller
Chicago
Jefferson Davis
Nemo
Turkey
Christ
Heaven and Earth
Cee
Kipling
Benedict Arnold
Washington
Trai
Tor
H. J. Doffilemyer
Luray
Sheriff Smallwood
Conrad
Cab
DR. Graham
Grange County
New York
Mr. Graham
Lacey
Wesley Chapel
C. W. Marks
Gainesboro
Miller Supply Co
John A. Smith
Markham
A. McGill Smith
Episcopal Female Institute
Price Oyler
Gettysburg
Lilburn Garton
Ciating Clergyman
Cess
Miss Maude Ridings
Middletown
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