Passes Away After Lingering Illness
Intelligence has been received in Winchester of the death of Mr. John Cougill, son of the late Mr. James Cougill, of Hampshire County, Virginia. He died at the home of his son, Rev. Charles Cougill, in New Cumberland, West Virginia, after a lingering illness at an advanced age. The funeral will be held at Sandy Ridge Church in Hampshire County with Rev. J. D. Hamaker officiating. He was a widower and leaves several children and one brother, A. G. Cougill. He was well known in the county and long employed as a contractor.
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Winchester
Joh Cougill
Jame Cougill
Hampshire County
Charles Cougill
New Cumberland
W. Va
Sandy Ridge Church
J. D. Hamaker
Strasburg
Cougill
A. G. Cougill
Mrs Emma Boden Walks Out After Illness
Friends report Mrs Emma Boden can again leave her room after two months of confinement with a severe illness at her sister’s home in this city. Rev J D Hamaker of Strasburg visited The Star office today. Mrs Luther Glaize, formerly of this city, now visiting her mother-in-law on North Loudoun street after months with her daughter in New Castle PA.
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J. D. Hamaker
Strasburg
Star
Luther Glaize
New Castle
Mrs. Glaize
Loudoun Street
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Visiting Old Home
Walter J. Johnson of Baltimore visits relatives at High View West Virginia with his brother Edward S. Johnson of Raven Colorado also visiting their parents at High View.
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Baltimore
High View
W. Va
Edward S. Johnson
Raven, Colo
Weather Outlook for Virginia Districts
Partly cloudy tonight with possible snow in the mountain districts. Thursday should be fair across the state with improving conditions and bright periods.
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Mine Sufferers Fund Gifts Reported
The Star notes two contributions to the miners' families fund from a 50 cent donor and a 13 cent donor, totaling 63 cents to help the families affected by the Monongah West Virginia mining disaster.
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the Star Today
Monongah
W. Va
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