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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1912

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Frederick Growers to Exhibit Apples at Lynchburg Convention

Frederick county fruit growers plan to attend the Virginia Horticultural Society meeting in Lynchburg January 8 to 10. They will display apples and compete for prizes, hoping to continue their success from Roanoke when they won most cash and ribbons. The program includes topics on marketing fruit, orchard renovation, grading, packing, disease control, with officials announcing careful care of exhibited fruit.

Baltimore and Sunday Railroad Company Ghenandoah Valley Virginia Horticultural Society Lynchburg Winchester Prederick County Metalis Perederick Roanoke Frederick County J. D. Paxton D. D William King, Jr Board of Aldermen

Mr R Gray Williams Delivers Memorial Address

Mr R Gray Williams delivered the principal address at the Elks memorial exercises in Cumberland Maryland. The Mary land Theater housed about two thousand attendees and was nearly full. Local papers praised the speech as thoughtful and well delivered with wide visibility in the venue.

R. Gray Williams Maryland Cumberland Elks Cumberland Morning News Williams Cumberland Express Evening Times Wiliams Sol Bod Winchester

Battle in the Virginia Hills at Winchester Auditorium

Kalem's best company presents the first moving picture in Winchester titled the Battle in the Virginia Hills or Mountain Feud. The show occurs tonight at the Auditorium and the theater will open before 7 o'clock to accommodate crowds. patrons are urged to come early for seats.

Virginia Hills Winchester Kalem Best Company

Mrs Teets Dies of Tuberculosis at Welltown

Mrs. Sarah Isabella atherine Teets wife of George Washington Teets died Sunday at her Welltown home at age sixty one from tuberculosis. She leaves husband two sons L. B. Teets W M Teets and two daughters Erima Baker Minnie Teets. Funeral services at 10 a m Wednesday at Mount Hebron Cemetery with Rev Roy Schmucker officiating. Also note barber shop moved one door south of Hotel Evans.

Teets George Washington Teets Ohio Chapman White Welltown Roy Schmucker Mount Hebron “Cemetery Messrs. L. B. and W. M. Teets Erima Baker Minnie Teets Hotel Evans H. R. Grim

Lost fifty nine in greenbacks reward offer

Lost dollars found claim for return to 318 North Main Street with reward offered. The notice appears in a Christmas ad section mentioning Capper's Jewelry store and a Santa Claus event for children, credited to Henry Baetjer & Co.

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OW KurTZ Heads Camp For Another Year

Capt. George W. Kurlz will lead Gen Turner Ashby Camp, Confederate Veterans, for another year with the same officers. An election determined the slate as plans begin for Gen Lee’s birthday observance January 19. Dr W P McGuire and Chaplain W J Hyde were appointed to coordinate with the Daughters of the Confederacy. An ex Confederate soldier is expected to speak, with Col R Preston Chew invited to deliver the address at Handley Library January 19. Public attendance is invited.

Mr. Lewis’s Body On The Way To Winchester

The remains of Mr. Turner A. Lewis who died Sunday in York Pennsylvania from injuries in a threshing machine explosion are en route to Winchester. He is accompanied by his widow Mrs. Mattie Bell Lewis and the body will be taken to his South Braddock street residence. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.

Turner ‘A. Lewis York Winchester Mattie Bell Lewis Cumberland Valley Railroad Lewis South Braddock Street

Court Session Postponed in Western Virginia

The first regular term of the U S Court for the Western District of Virginia in Harrisonburg was postponed to June next year due to Judge Henry Clay McDowell's illness. Court officials veniremen witnesses and defendants were gathered yesterday for a session that did not occur. possible future appointment of Richard Evelyn Byrd as successor to Barnes Gillespie is noted.

United States ‘Court Virginia Harrisonburg Henry Clay_ McDowell Aynesburg McDowell Clark A. J. Fletcher, Sr Veniremen Fredérick Byrd Jone Atso Richard Evelyn’ Byrd Winchester Woodrow Wilson Barnes Gillespie Tazewell

Two Winchester Men Excused From Jury Duty

In Wytheville venire for the Sidna Allen murder trial, two Winchester men and a third summoned man are excused. Mayor Ramsburg and Mr Sheets left Winchester after selecting 16 salesmen. 33 veniremen were examined. four opposed capital punishment and were rejected. Jurors are residents near the Blue Ridge. Court adjourned with motions to quash the indictments denied. Mrs Allen kissed Sidna in court. The Allen daughters were not present. court resumed today with testimony.

Charles W. ‘Ramsburg Sheets Wytheville Sidna Allen Commonwealth William M. Foster Carroll County The Star Wr. W. 8. White Ramsburg Sheetz Winchester Adam Forney Blue Ridge Mountains Walter R. Staples Roanoke Thornton L. Massie Factus Mrs. Allen Little Allen Marguerite Pauline

Last Rites for Mrs Heflin Held in Front Royal

Special to The Star. Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Heflin widow of William Heflin and a Winchester resident for 17 years were conducted at the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Front Royal. Rev. Hildebrand led the service with hymns, and the grave at Prospect Hill Cemetery was covered with flowers. Pallbearers and attendees included family members from Front Royal Warren county and relatives from Washington Baltimore and Winchester.

Front. Royal Fannie Heflin Wiliam Heflin Warren Couty Winchester Charles F. Sumption Charles Henning Charles Preach T. Leach Wikia Kendrick William Charles Fletcher Front Royal Warren County Maude Herrell Washington Emma Heflin Baltimore Isaac Mason Ashby Mason Stewart L. Forney Lelia Mason India Mason Julia Forney

Banks Report Denied by U.S. Currency Chief

The comptroller of the currency denied a call for a nationwide bank condition report as of November 26. In Chicago, Lucy Cameron, a 19 year old from Minneapolis, is set to marry Jack Johnson the boxer tonight, amid indictment for white slave act violations linked to alleged abductions.

Washington Comptroller of the Currency Chicago Luctlle Cameron Minneapolis Jack Johnson Johnson

Virginia Weather Forecast Indicates Rain Tonight

Weather outlook for Virginia calls for fair skies tonight with increasing clouds by Wednesday and probable rain at night. Temperatures remain steady with little change.

Virginia

Local Visitors Ta k e Holiday Stage in Chambersville

Mr and Mrs John Kennedy of Clearbrook visited Mr and Mrs John Duncan. H S Hawkins and family along with Mrs Rebecca Eaton and Mr and Mrs Winton Spillman of Winchester spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Gough. Edward Hicks and others visited relatives while Misses Irene and Hilda Hawkins visited Miss Eva Hawkins. Jesse Coffman of Hagerstown visited friends nearby.

Chambersville John Kennedy Clearbrook John Duncan H.S. Hawkins M. L. Hawkins Rebecca Eaton Winton Spillman Winchester John Gough Edward Hicks Gon Johnson Irene Hilda ‘Hawkins Eva. Hawkins Jesse Coffman Hagerstown

Global War Hearsay and Local Verdicts in December News

Items report tensions in the Balkans with Austria Turkey and Greece amid armistice talks. Beall Snead is freed by jury in Fort Worth after being charged with murder. A Senate impeachment trial for Judge Archbald begins as governors convene in Richmond for a conference.

Richmond Chateldja Garia Snead Fort Worth Texas Beall Snead Washington Senate Archbald United States Court of Commerce Mann Jefferson Hotel Harmon Ohio

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Frederick Seit Cumberland Elks Mrs. Teets Mrs Sarah Isabella Capper’s Jewelry Store Aldin Washington Congress United States United States Commerce Court William P. Bolard Marian Coal Company Scranton Wrisley Brown Wickersham House Judicial Committee Ee Archbald Iba Tayout Weisley, Brown Robert W. Archbald William P. Bola OW Kurtz Col. Chew Lee George W. Kurl Will Head Turner Ashby Sam Corps Gen Robert EB. Lee W. P. McGuire Mr. Lewis Judge McDowell R. E. Byrd Joseph Clegg Wysor J. CC. Buxton W.C. Seibert Luray Turkey Greece Asiatic JURY Vienna Austria Hungary Danube Belgrade Athens M. Gry Aldiiia Durezeo Berlin Constantinople Ferdinand Chataldia Dee Newspaper Publicky Postoffice Pittsburgh Gven
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