Fire at Berryville Wrecks Warehouses Hurts Rescuer
The Berryville blaze damaged Baker warehouses and injured Dakeman, a Berryville Fire Department member. He sustained a severe foot wound when roofing fell as he tried to reach the flames. Dakeman was taken to Winchester for treatment by Dr. W. S. Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Winchester
H. W. Baker
H. R. Bryarly
James Dakeman
W. G. Funk
Dakeman
Baker
W. 8S. Love
Plunged Headlong Through Cellar Window Ends with Amputation Threat
Mr. W. T. Nott, a former merchant, suffered a severe accident at his Baltimore home after falling 15 feet into an open cellarway. He remained unconscious, later developed erysipelas, and his doctors warned that one leg might need amputation though he has slowly recovered and remains bedridden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Nott
Baltimore
Mr. Nott
Christmas entertainments across Grace Graceful Methodist church and others
Three Christmas programs drew large crowds at Grace Lutheran Grace Church Christ Episcopal Chapel and United Brethren Church. Rev Sea brook Santa Claus and a decorated tree delighted children. Miss Louise Henry visits and Mrs Katie Forney attends Martinsburg funeral of Stewart W S Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Seabrook
Grace Church
Christ Episcopal Chapel
George Jolliffe
Santa Claus
United Brethren Church
Skelton
Christ
Katie Forney
Martinsburg
Stewart
Mystery of a West End House in Winchester
A prime residence of Roy Stephenson on South Washington Street in Winchester shows an unexplained icy draft. Despite steam heat and warm halls, a cold rush of air appears when crossing the library threshold, baffling builders and the architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Roy Stephenson
Washington Street
Water Street
Whitacre School Attendance Report Appears
The Star prints a Whitacre Public School status covering November 26 to December 31. Ira C. Whitacre, secretary of the Teachers League, is listed as teacher. Enrollment stands 41 with 20 boys and 21 girls. Attendance averages 88.07 percent overall. Students present daily include Guy Brannon, Brad Jolley, Harry Whitacre, Fred Whitacre, and several Whitacres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre Public School
Ira C. Whitacre
Teachers League
Guy W. Brannon
Bradley H. Jolley
Harry S. Whitacre
Fred A. Whitacre
Carson T. Whitacre
Elmer H. Whitacre
Ethel L. Brannon
Naomi Brannop
Ina H. Jolley
Minnie V. Whitacre
Bertha Whitacre
Dellie D. Whitacre
Julia R. Whitacre
Edith V. Whitacre
Christmas Eve Noise Among Boys Packs the Night
A festive night brought an extraordinary racket as local boys armed with drums horns and various noisemakers swelled the noise level. Older residents endured the din while the youths celebrated, recalling they were once boys too.
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Three Xmas Entertainments
Louise Henry
George R. Henry
City Hotel
Miss Henry
W. 8. Anderson
Alderson
Hyde
Valley
Whitacre School
C. P. Bothwell
W. B. Reap
J. P. Wickersham
W. Va
Rothwell & CO
North Market Street
M Lohr Capper’s
Stone
8. D. McDonald
Williamsport
Harry Soat
Washington
Edward Haney
Bhenandogh Junction
Strasburg
Star Office
Hinkins
Miller Supply Company
West Water St
Romney
Court House
Newtown
County Clerk’s Office
W. M. Stickley
Strtockkk
Jeinfer Aith & D Sts
N.W
Washington, D. C
Chicago
New York
S. Rosenmyer
Jones Creamery
S. D. McDonald
Hart Hotel
J. HB
My Place
West Water Street
Reo
D. C. Brill
Porter House
South Market St
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Comany’s
North Main Street
Hable’s Big Store
LEF SA
Cae
S.H. Hable
Robert M. Henry
J. Robert Doran
Wilson
Guibson
Finch
Welty
Ohio Valley
Pocahontas
L. Hosten Brewiia ‘Company
Robert Doran
Horsey
Atwell
C. H. Goetz
Wrights
Taylor House
Wright
Eastman Kodaks
Sronz
Miller Supply CO
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