Injunction Against Whiskey Shipments In West Virginia
Judge George C. Sturgiss of the Circuit Court issues injunctions restraining the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Wells Fargo Express Company from delivering intoxicating liquors from outside the state to West Virginia. The decision rests on the Webb Kenyon federal and state wide prohibition laws. The case will be carried to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
Iw. Va
George C. Sturgiss
Circuit Court
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wells-Pargo Express Company
Virginia
Webb- Kenyon
Supreme Court
Richmond Calls Rev Dr Coupland for St James
The Rev. Robert S. Coupland, rector of Trinity Church New Orleans, is considering a call extended by St James Episcopal Richmond to succeed the Rev Dr Thomas C. Darsi elected bishop of North Carolina. Coupland, a Virginian native guest of Bishop Durst, may accept the Richmond post or remain in New Orleans. He was educated at William and Mary College and the Virginia Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Coupland
Trinity Church
New Orleans
St. James’ Epicspal Church
Richmond
Thomas C. Darsi
North Carolina
Coupland
Durst
Befen
Baltimore
D. Coupland
St. James’ Church
William and Mary College
Theological Seminary of
Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio to raise Virginia round trip fares
Notice states that from January 11 1915 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will advance all round trip fares in Virginia to the equivalent of two one way fares under Local Tariff F-2 V C C No 79 approved December 18 1914 by the Virginia State Corporation Commission. George W Squiggins General Passenger Agent signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Virginia
Pomemason of
Geo. W. Squiggins
Foley Purchases Town Residence in Barryville Virginia
A deed records James W. Foley conveying West Main street residence to B. F. Foley for 4500 dollars. Another deed shows Mrs. Harriott S. Turner conveying about ten acres on the Blue Ridge to Nannie D. Barney and Evelyn Crippen for 4665 dollars part of the Spaulding tract previously purchased by Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barryville
James W. Foley
B. F. Foley
West Main Street
Harriott S. ‘Turner
Nannie D. Barney
Evelyn Crippen
Blue Ridge
Spaulding
Ruth Goode Returns to School After Scarlet Fever
Ruth nine year old daughter of Rev. J. Goode returns to school after home confinement with scarlet fever. John W. Herrell builds a large copper shop on his premises. Many residents fill ice-houses now fearing shortage later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
3. J. Goode
John W. Herrell
Refuge Brevities Reach Refuge Community News
Refuge Virginia reports visitors for Christmas and holidays. Harley Ritenour and family from Cloverdale await a visit from Mrs. Ritenour’s brother H L A Bates and family of Baldwin Florida. Sylvia Headley from Dayton VA visits Refuge. Miss Rose Ogden misses school due to grandmother’s death. Daniel Reedy of Strasburg visits Canterbury area. James Hawes of nearby town visits.
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Refuge
Harley Ritenour
Cloverdale
Headley
Rose Ogden
Daniel Reedy
Strasburg
Martha Bowman
Canterbury
Laquenile Pifer
James Hawes
Quiet Monthend Social Notes From Nineveh Va
Nineveh Virginia expects a holiday mood with visits and gatherings. Miss Gallie Cabell visits her brother Samuel Cabell in Cedarville while Miss Irene McCartney heads to Front Royal for winter. Edith Sideaff of Kansas May departs for Philadelphia to remain there seasonally. Isabella Randolph stays near after attending a death in the area. Howard Fuller of Frederick marries Miss Riley of Clarke in Hagerstown and returns from a bridal tour. Opal Stotler and brother visit Hugh Atwood in Front Royal. J Miller Jett returns to Washington and Baltimore. Mrs Emma Elkins returns home after weeks in Hagerstown. Eugenia Oats shows improvement after illness. Margie Jacobs visits friends in the neighborhood. Mr and Mrs Russell Neville and daughter Pauline visit Mr and Mrs Robert McCauley.
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Irene Mccartney
Front Royal
Edith Sideaff
Kansas
May
Philadelphia
Ian W. Mabelle Miller
Aubeville
Wheatland
Wiles
Isabella Randolph
George Lee
Howard Fuller
Frederick
Miss Riely
Clarke
Hagerstown
Opal Stotler
Hugh ‘Atwood
J. Miller
Jett
Washington
Eugenia Oats
Margie
Jacobs
Daniel Hughes
Mies
Charlestown
Russell Neville
Pauline
Neville
Robert, McCauley
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. it is a constitutional disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad claims the cure is not quack medicine, prescribed by leading doctors, and promises testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cuengy & Co
Props
Toledo
Gore News Items From Gore Virginia
Gore Virginia December report from the local high school noting a brief closure for the holiday season after several scarlet fever cases in the area. Mention of Dr. D. R. Arherson and Mr. Jas Foreman touring Winchester on business. Oscar Luttrell facing back trouble. Charles Whitacre suffering from blood poisoning in an arm. J D Kerns of Hayfield recovering from an operation for acute appendicitis at Memorial Hospital. Family and friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Gore. Va
Oscar Luttrell
Charles Whitacre
J .D. Kerns
Hayfield
Memorial Hospital
Disease a Greater Peril Than Bullets
With winter coming, pneumonia prevention is a problem. It cannot be prevented like dysentery by boiling water. Many carry pneumonia germs and are harmless unless the body is weakened by cold and rain. To prevent pneumonia and germ diseases use.
Local visits and holiday turkey shipments noted
Refuge visited their daughter Mrs J R Conner on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J Albin spent Wednesday with Mrs Albin's mother Mrs Catherine Bray near Tulip. Mr William White of Stephens City spent Monday with relatives nearby. A great many turkeys have been shipped from this vicinity for the Christmas market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Conner
J. Albin
Albin
Catherine Bray
Tulip
William White
Stephens City
Hagerstown Moves Toward Sewer System
Hagerstown seeks a complete sewer system to replace cesspools and outdated drains. With 35,000 residents and strong taxable wealth, proponents say debt is feasible and disposal needs warrant urgent action.
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Hagerstown
Will Play Flute At Father's Grave In Maryland
Lawrence Dielman nearly 70 travels from near Mt St Marys College to the Emmitsburg cemetery each Christmas to play Christmas Carols on a flute at his father Prof Henry Casper Dielmans grave. This marks his thirty first consecutive visit and draws visitors from afar to hear the aged musician.
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Emmitsburg
Lawrence Dielman
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Henry Casper Dielman
Larry” Dielman
Mountains
Larry
Frederick County
Adéste Fideles
Larry” Dielmann
Bringtsburg
Amyl-Kijoj and Kijo-Ine Health Remedy Pitch
An advertisement touts Amyl-Kijoj and Kijo-Ine as life saving cures for pneumonia colds diphtheria and germ diseases to be inhaled at night and used in baths. It promotes Germacide Jelly for catarrh with prices of 50 cents and one dollar per bottle.
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Int Simmons Rede Liver Regulator
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeilin & CO
St. Louis
Missouri
Clerical Orders Will Be Issued Next Year
Railroads in the east had moved to drop clerical orders as part of retrenchment. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has announced that clerical orders will be issued again next year. Baltimore and Ohio is expected to follow suit.
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East
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Miss Wells Becomes Bride of Baltimore Actor
Miss Bertha Carnes Wells daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph H Wells formerly of Winchester now of Washington married Mr Forrest H Orr of the Poli players Baltimore a few days ago at Trinity Church Washington Rev Dr George W Van Fossen officiating The groom received applause in the wings at Pheanon the Box performances and declined further comment The Wells family announced the marriage and the honeymoon was brief Mr Orr returns to the stage while the bride is a Mary Baldwin Seminary graduate from Staunton Virginia.
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Forrest H. Orr
Poli Players
Baltimore
Bertha Carnes Wells
Joseph H. Wells
Winchester
Trinity Church
Washington
George W. van Fossen
Mir. Orr
Phean
Benedict
Stockholders Meeting of W. W. & B Turnpike Co.
The Stockholders of the W. W. and B Turnpike Co will hold their annual meeting at Grimes Virginia on Saturday December 26 from 10 a m to 12 19.1 p m. W A McKown treasurer reads the Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. & B Turnpike Co
Grimes
W. A. McKown
Treas
Bank closes Friday on legal holiday December 26 1914
Union Bank of Winchester announces closure on Friday December 26 1914 for a legal holiday. All paper maturities due that day may be paid on the following day Saturday December 26 1914. Cashier Lee R. Grim signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
John W. Rice
Ae Snare Valley National
Merchants Farmers National Bank
To Give Bibles To the Soldiers Campaign Launches
Virginia Sunday schools join a nationwide drive to supply 1 000 000 Bibles to soldiers in Europe. The Inter national Sunday School Association leads with John Wanamaker funding administrative costs. Members donate a nickel per Bible, with gifts supporting only Bible purchases. Souvenir receipts will be issued from New York headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
The
International Sunday School Association
Mrr. Wanamaixer
Bible Fund
International Association
New York
General Call For Week of Prayer Observance Jan 3–10
A nationwide call asks church bodies to observe the first week of January as a universal week of prayer and self denial to support evangelistic foreign missions. War disruptions have strained funds and supplies, prompting denominations to intensify aid efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Prayer Day Observed By Federation Of Women's Boards
On January 8 the Federation of Woman's Boards of Foreign Missions in the United States will observe a prayer day for women's foreign mission work. Special programs have been prepared for the services, and the church women's foreign missionary societies nationwide will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Woman’s Oards of Foreign Missions
United States
Church Women
Administratrix Named in Hess Estate Case
Mrs. S A Hess qualifies as administratrix of the estate of her husband the late John A Hess in Clarke County Circuit Court Berryville. She furnished bond with approved security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Hess
John A. Hess
Clarke County
Berryville
Seals Sale Funds Save Lives Says Red Cross
The money from the sale of Red Cross Seals supports relief and lifesaving work. Proceeds fund medical care, disaster support, and welfare services in communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Peaches for Sale Direct to Planters in Winchester
An advertisement offers direct wholesale peach stock to planters, claiming disease free stock true to name. Writes for age and price list before placing orders to a peach nursery operated by C.HALE in Winchester Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
C.hale
Winchester
Tenn
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Nees
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W. W. Wall
W. Taylor Wall
Farry Wall
Mary &. Parr
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Mineveh News
Cedarville
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Hagerstoam
Gore
Borhood
D. R. Arherson
Jas. Foreman
Win
Chester
Amyl-Kijoj and
Kijo-Ine
Amyl-Kijo Chemical Co
S. Loudoun St
Winchester, Va
Miss Wells
Actor
Wells
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Staunton, Va
Stockholders Meeting
Japp
Weaver Pianos
Rice’s Music
N. Main St
H. & W. Seabright
Railroad Standard
F. R. Crane
South Main St
BIG Homestore
Lipott
the Sunday Schools of
John Wanamaker
Philadel
Phia
Jones’ Creamery
W. M. Fletcher
Woodward’s
S. Main St
Jenkins & Dunlap
NEW Year
Grove Bros. Department
Savings Department
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