Death of Edward W. Lupton Berkeley farmer and insurer
Relatives in Winchester report the death of Edward W. Lupton at his Martinsburg area home at 10 15 this morning. Aged 68, he was born in Frederick County and moved to Berkeley County where he farmed a well managed property. He is survived by his widow Eva Janney, two sons William and McSherry Lupton, two brothers Hugh S. and David P. Lupton, and two sisters Mrs John Bond and Mrs Seneca P. Broomell. Funeral services set for 2 PM Saturday with Rev. Dr. F M Woods presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Edward W. Lupton
Berkeley County
W. Va
Martinsburg
Mr. Lupton
Frederick County
Jonah
Lydia Lupton
Apple Ridge
Seneca P. Broomell
Baltimore
F. M. Woods
Local League Sells Christmas Stamps for Tuberculosis Fund
Latane Anti Tuberculosis League and the state society arranged that the local group will receive half the proceeds from Red Cross Christmas stamp sales in Winchester and Vicinity. Merchants will be asked to sell the stamps to boost funds for TB treatment in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latane Anti-Tuberculosis League
State Society
Red Cross
Winchester
Important sale of city realty in Decatur listing Whitacre property
The premises at 215 N Washing ton street in this city—the former Whitacre property—will be offered at public auction on Saturday December 10. The lot, connected ground, and dwelling will be sold in parcels suitable for building lots or as an entire. A detailed ad appears elsewhere in this issue with further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
J. P. Whitacre
January renewal offer for 1911 subscriptions
All subscribers with January expirations may renew this month at the bargain rate of two dollars for the year 1911. Check your label date and mail or bring two dollars for the ensuing year. Christmas Goods. Henry Baetjer & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baetjer & Co
Couldn't Avoid Pike Collision Between Automobiles and Team
The Berryville pike collision between Fred Wright's auto and William W McDonald's team was deemed unavoidable after Wright failed to see the horses until ten yards away. The rear of Wright's car struck a horse, breaking its leg, and both Wright and McDonald plan an amicable compromise. The incident is regarded as accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
McDonald
More Snow and Colder Follows in Virginia Forecast
The Weather Bureau forecast for Virginia reports snow in the western part tonight and rain or snow in the east, with colder temperatures tonight and Wednesday, followed by continued cloudy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Washington
Virginia
Weather Bureau
Great Pictures Auditorium Tonight
Three reel program to be shown at the Great Pictures Auditorium this evening promises a fine, enjoyable entertainment. Audiences are invited to attend for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Pictures
Mosby Invades Nutmeg State
Press dispatches from New York report Confederate cavalryman John S. Mosby made a peaceful tour of New York and headed to Connecticut. He has speaking engagements in several towns in the Nutmeg state, while Union veterans prepare a warm reception. Mosby will lecture on Greek at Yale University during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colt John S. Mosby
Winchester
Connecticut
Mosby
Yale University
Harrison and Benham Buy Clarke County Farm Estate
Mrs. Dabney Harrison and Mrs. Harry K. Benham arrived from Washington and spent the weekend near Boyce Clarke County where Harrison owns a farm. The old colonial estate has new owners and will be greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dabney. Harrison
Harry K. Benham
Washington
Boyce
Clarke County
Train 55 Delayed by Heavy Snows Across Maryland and West Virginia
Train No. 55 on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was about 40 minutes late reaching Winchester due to heavy snows in Maryland and West Virginia, delaying service today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winchester
Maryland
West Virginia
Bullet mistaken as assassination attempt on Anti-Saloon leader
Burns, a Lynchburg electrical contractor, says a revolver cartridge discharged accidentally while he was repairing a weapon. The bullet traveled into the Anti-Saloon League office, narrowly missing Rev. J. D. McAlister, and he reported the incident to police after learning of the misfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Burns
Lynchburg
Anti-Saloon League
Rev. J. D. McAlister
Burns
Anderson Held After Post Office Door Plate Theft
John Anderson appeared before United States Commissioner A J Tavenner in Winchester for a preliminary hearing on removing a brass door plate and handle from the Piccadilly street entrance of the new post office. Anderson is committed for grand jury action in the Western District of Virginia. Deputy Marshal John D. Rogers served the warrant. Rodgers plans to return. Meanwhile Joseph Chrismore, jailed for selling liquor without a license, awaits future federal action after an anticipated rearrest for trial in Harrisonburg.
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John Anderson
Piccadilly Street
Star
United States
A. J. Tavenner
John D. Rogers
Staunton
Winchester
Young Anderson
Anderson
United States Court For
Western District of Virginia
Marshall Rodgers
Joseph Chrismore
Christmore
Anti-Saloon League
Corporation
Harrisonburg
Infant Dies of Pneumonia in Martinsburg Family
Dorothy E. Bauserman aged two died Sunday night at her parents home in Martinsburg after a brief pneumonia illness. The body was taken to Winchester by train and then to Mount Jackson Virginia for interment, with the parents and siblings accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy E. Bauserman
J. Q. Bauserman
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Cumberland Valley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mount Jackson
Rev Jacob S Hopkins services held in Strasburg
The funeral of Rev. Jacob S Hopkins retired minister of the Southern Methods Church was held today at Strasburg Shenandoah county Virginia. Rev George T Tyler presiding elder of the Winchester district led the services with other ministers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob S. Hopkins
Southern Methods Church
Strasburg
Shenandoah County
George T. Tyler
Winchester
Lost tire reward notice between Winchester and Martinsburg
A reward of ten dollars is offered for the return of a 28x3 spare wheel and diamond tire and a 28x3 Kelly Springfield tire lost along the Winchester to Martinsburg route via Berryville and Charlestown. Return to John Dillis at Greek Restaurant in Winchester, Virginia. May 1, patrons 4t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Martinsburg
Berryville
Charlestown
John Dillis
Greatest Winchester Show At Empire Tonight And Wednesday
The Mc Ewen Company presents the biggest show for Winchester with a strong lineup at the Empire tonight and again Wednesday. Patrons are urged to attend this premier entertainment event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Empire
The
McEwen Company
Hardesty Announces Candidacy for Clarke County Commissioner
Notice to Clarke County voters that Thos B Hardesty announces candidacy for Commissioner of the Revenue with Joseph Ss Denny as deputy subject to the Democratic primary. Published as a public notice in the Clarke County record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Joseph Ss. Denny
Thos
B. Hardesty
Dry Law Violation Conviction for Brown in Clarke County
Eddy T. Brown of Berryville was twice convicted in the Clarke County Circuit Court on charges under the local option liquor law. He received $100 fines on each count and $550 peace bonds on each offense, totaling $1,000, with sentencing to pay by January or face jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy T. Brown
Berryville
Jones
Clarke County
Brown
T. W. Harrison
Winchester
William Allen
Frank Johnson
Eugene Longerbeam
Williams Delivers Eloquent Elks Memorial Oration
The Staunton Daily Leader reports City Solicitor R Gray Williams of Winchester spoke to the Elks in Staunton on Sunday delivering a memorial address praised for eloquence. The audience gave full attention for about thirty minutes as Williams urged selfless service and the common good in graceful language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton Daily Leader
Elks
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
Williams
Remains of Roy T. Marshall Brought to Winchester
The remains of Roy T. Marshall son of Mr and Mrs Beverley Marshall who died Sunday night in Covington Kentucky reached Winchester this afternoon accompanied by his sister Miss Mabel Marshall Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy T. Marshall
Beverley Marshall
Covington
Winchester
Mabel Marshall
Jacob Boyer Paralyzed After Stroke While Traveling
Jacob Boyer a well known Middletown cattle dealer became paralyzed on a trip from Stephens City toward Strasburg after driving cattle with Lamuel Brown. He suffers paralysis of the right side and speech and is in serious condition at his home with Dr. Z L Weaver attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Boyer
Middletown
County
Stephens City
Strasburg
Lamuel Brown
Z. L. Weaver
Oscar Phillips Dead in Charlestown Businessman Dies at 52
Oscar M. Phillips, well known Charlestown businessman and member of William Phillips Sons, hardware dealers, died Sunday after weeks of illness. He was 52 and survived by a widow eight daughters three sons six brothers and one sister. He was tied to many business enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar M. Phillips
Charlestown
William Phillips
Mdber Dealers
Sandey
Photograph Ad Offers Personal Christmas Gift
An ad copy promises a photograph of yourself makes a nice Christmas gift. It mentions speed and credits Fred Barr of the Speed Co. The Star holds the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speed. Co
Fred Barr
The Lay E Dr White
A reflective piece notes communities lose valuable citizens over years and mourns those who quietly influence life. It highlights the transient nature of public impact and the comfort in recognizing individuals who live by example rather than steering events.
Renowned Cough Syrup Endorsed for Whooping Cough
An advertisement promotes Renowned Cough Syrup as an unexcelled remedy for whooping cough prepared by Drs Whitlock and sold by Franck Baker and Son. It urges trial declaring you will use no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Whitlock
Franck Baker & Son
Stuart's Campaign Expenses Reported At 17359 35
The sworn expense statement filed with the secretary of the commonwealth lists Henry C. Stuart's total expenditures for the late Ninth district congressional race at 17359.35 dollars. The report covers spending by Stuart and his campaign committee including nearly 4000 dollars for newspaper distribution and voter information. Other campaigns cited include Governor Manip's approximately 1050000 dollars statewide and George Tucker's about 16000 dollars in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Henry C. Stuart
Stuart
Richmond
Civil Service Commission
Manip
George. Tucker
Wanted To Rent Limestone Farm In Stephenson Va
Wanted to rent limestone farm in Stephenson Virginia. Best references required. Write Charles R Hodgson Stephenson Va.
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Charles R. Hodgson
Stephenson
Miss Fishpaw Returns to Middletown High School
Miss Clara Fishpaw, assistant principal at Seventh District Agricultural High School in Middletown, returns after two weeks in Maryland with relatives. She was seriously injured in a two coach derailment near Wadesville two months ago and spent five weeks at Winchester Memorial Hospital. though not fully recovered, she will resume duties at Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Fishpaw
Middletown
Maryland
Fishpan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wadesville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Daingerfield Weds Mr. Raisin in Quiet Georgetown Ceremony
Miss Katherine Daingerfield daughter of the late Henry Daingerfield of Alexandria and Mrs Daingerfield of Washington will marry Carroll Wilson Ras in son of the late Mr and Mrs S Freeman Rasin of Baltimore tomorrow at noon at Trinkty Church Georgetown. The service will be private with only their two families present. This marks a second marriage link between the Daingerfield and Rasin families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Daingerfield
Henry Daingerfield
Alexandria
Daingerfield
Washington
Carroll Wilson Rasin
S. Freeman Rasin
Baltimore
Trinkty Church
Georgetown
Con Ws
Daingerfieid
Virginia
Virginia Key
Maryland
Dr B R White Improves After Gall Bladder Operation
Intelligence reports Dr B R White of Strasburg rapidly improving after treatment at Dr Stuart McGuire's Richmond hospital. Diagnosed with gall bladder inflammation the operation removed 110 gall stones. Surgeons deemed the procedure a complete success as he shows signs of recovery. Also noted is Lloyd's stallion sale near Berryville with horses cows fodder and shingles listed for December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. White
Strasburg
Stuart McGuire
Richmond
Dan
Pon
McGuire
Teador
Snowstorm blankets Shenley area with four inch depth
Snow began around 7 yesterday and continues with depths reaching four inches near Shenley and Lexington while Maryland reports deeper blizzards in Columbia and West. Farmers busy hauling water as wheat fields and streams are affected. townsfolk clear sidewalks and thawing snow may raise water levels in streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Shenley
Lexington
Maryland
Columbia
West
Try
All subscribers renew during January at Le Tarn rate
The notice states that all subscription questions expiring in January renew in January at a rate of $2.00 for 1974. It notes renewals or returns bring $2.00 for the year, emphasizing the January window for processing renewals.
Rough weather challenges and uncertain events noted
Fragmentary report describes last night’s rough weather and unclear references to the Empire and McEwen Co. amid disrupted proceedings. Mentions of work, vocal singing, and an Itarney term appear garbled, leaving the exact activities and outcomes uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
McEwen Co
Nicodemus Profits by Holding Apples for Better Prices
John A. Nicodemus reports sadness at not selling to buyers he reserves 4 per barrel for No 1 Yorks and 2.75 for No 2 Yorks with a prospect of 5 per barrel for Black Wings He grew about .606 barrels and believes he earns roughly a dollar more per barrel by handling apples himself rather than selling to local buyers He argues Frederick County and the South should hold price talks to avoid losses this season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Nicodemus
Nicodemus
Virginia
Frederick County
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W. Lupton
Pike
Nutmeg State
Clarke
McAlister
Chrismore
Messrs
Marshall McCormick
Conrad Kownsalar
W. T. Lewis
A. Moore, Jr
Oscar Phillips
the Laye
DR. White
Fishpaw
Miss Daingerfield
Raisin
Ger
Lloyd's Safe
Serryville
Lioyvyd
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