Miss Dame Weds Washington Banker in Ossining
Miss Margaret Page Dame eldest daughter of Rev and Mrs Nelson P Dame of Ossining New York married William Coleman Worthington a Washington banker at St Pauls Church Ossining The couple plan to reside in Washington after a wedding trip Worthington a rising executive with the American National Bank locally admired for his promise The Dame family has deep ties to Winchester and Christ Episcopal Church and Miss Dame led the church choir prior to her marriage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Page Dame
Nelson P. Dame
Ossining-on-the-Hudson
New York
William. Coleman Worthington
Washington
St. Paul’s Church
Ossining
Christ Episcopal Church
Dame
Winchester
Christ Church
American National Bank
Vicious Man Attacks Dog Fearing Rabies
Grover Carter, clerk for J. W. Symons in Swimley Clarke county, fired five shots at a large dog that charged him on a railroad track. The animal died after being hauled away, while two of Symons' children were in the store. Carter feared the dog might have rabies but survived the scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Carter
J. W. Symons
Swimley
Clarke County
Young Carter
Carter
Ollie Hillyard
Mr. Symon
Mr Lewis Presents Bible to Baptist Church
Mr E J Lewis superintendent of the National Cemetery presented a large Bible for use on the pulpit at a Baptist Sunday School entertainment. Rev E E Northen gave a grateful reply as the audience applauded. A local option election was underway today at Mount Jackson and Edinburg in Shenandoah County with indications favoring the dry side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Sunday School
E. J. Lewis
National Cemetery
E. E. Northen
Mount ‘Jackson
Edinburg
Shenandoah County
Youthful Berryville Couple Wed in Winchester
Mr William Hart and Miss Lizzie Symons, both nineteen, wed at the Baptist Church parsonage in Winchester with Rev RE Northen officiating. The bride wore a tan skirt cream white waist and hat, then the couple went to Sydnor Henrys for supper before returning to Berryville to reside with the brides parents on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hart
Lizzie Symons
BerryVille
Winchester
RE. E. Northen
the Baptist Church
North Market Street
Sydnor Henry
South Main Street
Elijah Symons
Edward Hart
Edw. Kercheval
Many Dancers At A Christmas German In Winchester
The Christmas German given by young men of Winchester at the Reuss Engine Hall last night drew about thirty five couples, including out of town guests. Thompson's orchestra from Martinsburg provided music and cotilion led by Davis Conrad with Annie Douglas Williams as partner. numerous chaperones attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Reuss
Jones-Baker
Thompson
Martinsburg
Davis Conrad
Annie Douglas Williams
Richard E. Byrd
J. B. Beverley
Shirley Carter
Alexander M. Baker
John Gray
Thomas W. Harrison
William, Polk
Harry H. Baker
William H. Baker
S. P. Latane
Berryville News Roundup Shows Busy Holiday Express Trade
Col J H Myers of Baltimore visits Berryville home of L Scheuer. Phalse Drake returns to Staunton after visiting A L Drake. Holiday express business in Berryville sets records. Treadwell Lodge No 213 banquet at Virginia House attracts many members. Outside guests include A L Shearer J T Jones John R Hamilton H Siler Chas Philips. Siler returns to Berkeley Springs W Va after visit to Mrs A R Castleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star Bureau
Berryville
Col
J. H. Myers
Baltimore
L. Scheuer
Phalse Drake
A. L. Drake
Staunton
Treadwell Lodge
Virginia House
A. L. Shearer
J. T. Jones
John R. Hamilton
H. Siler
Chas. Philips
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
A. R. Castleman
Clarke Couple Wed In Clarke County Marriage
Walter H. Smallwood and Lula May Wiley both of Clarke county obtained a marriage license in Washington on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Smallwood
Lula May Wiley
Clarke County
Washington
Death of Ashby Walter Canthorn Jr at 26
The body of Ashby Walter Canthorn Jr was brought to Reliance by train and interred at Reliance Cemetery. He died of typhoid fever in Wheeling after moving from Keyser and was engaged in lumber business. He leaves a mother, father, two sisters Cora and Emma, and two brothers Frank and Edward. He was engaged to be married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby
Walter Canthorn, Jr
Reliance
William Spigle
Biddler
Maurertown
W. R. Berry
Stephens Cty
Cora
Emma
Rockland
Frank
Edward
Keyser
W. Va
Wheeling
United Brethren Sunday School
E. L. Gruver
Guggenheim Exploration Company
New York
B. Grover
A. Garretson
Jennie Garretson
Washington
Lecture To The Middletown Lodge
Marsh Run Lodge of Middletown hosted a lecture by E. E. Northen, grand lodge officer, on I O O F principles and benefit to humanity. The event drew a small crowd due to weather, with Odd Fellows in new regalia, a canceled parade, and a town hall gathering with oysters and music by Prof. Line's brass band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mippietown
Marsh Run
Middletown
Paste Grang
E. E. Northen
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Virginia
Winchester
Odd Fellows
Line
Shenandoah Normal College
Reliance
Tucker to Return Earlier for Jamestown Exposition
President H. St. George Tucker of the Jamestown Exposition Company will return to the United States about January 25 after abroad promoting the exposition. He had planned a lengthy European tour to drum up support and advertising, but recent events necessitate an earlier homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. St. George Tucker
Jamestown Exposition Company
United States
Beautiful Wedding at Christ Church Winchester
Miss Elizabeth Shields Baker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Franck Baker of Winchester, wed Dr Thomas Monroe Jones of Anderson Indiana at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. The ceremony featured a white chiffon bridal party, a Christmas decorated church, and a large hopeful crowd. The reception followed at the Bakers home with a festive, color coordinated White and Green theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Monroe Jones
Anderson
Indiana
Elizabeth Shields Baker
Christ Church
Martha
Baker
Lea Hunt
Mary Baker
Annapolis
Chengrin
Arthur Kimball
Washington
DE. C
John N. Simpson
Morgantown
W. Va
J. E. Meisenheld
Dearie
Mendelsshohn
Star Offers Prize for Best Costume in New Year Parade
The Star announces a New Year parade costume contest with a $2.50 first prize, $1.50 second prize, and $1 third prize for the funniest grotesque outfits. Three impartial judges will select winners. judges remain anonymous until awards are announced. women may participate.
Fall wedding at Harper’s Ferry links Giffin and Farmer
Miss Alberta Giffin aged 22 of Bedford Pennsylvania became the bride of Charles Frederick Farmer a well known Nero Hampshire County West Virginia farmer. The ceremony at the United Brethren parsonage in Winchester followed a license from Thomas K Cartmell. The couple will reside at Nero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Area Church
North Market Street
Alberta Giffin
Bedford
Charles Frederick Farmer
Nero
Hampshire County
W. Va
D. Skelton
Farmer
Winchester
Harpers Ferry
Thomas K.cartmell
United Brethren Parsonage
Epworth League Elects Officers at Braddock Street Church
The Epworth League of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South met last night in the Sunday School House and elected officers. President is Dr J I Whitlock. Vice presidents are W S Nicklin Mrs John I Sloat Miss Katie V Haddox and Miss Virginia Shockey. Secretary BF M Alexander treasurer W Lee Fisher chorister G A Haines organist Mrs Fannie Hull assistant Mrs H E Guyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
J. I. Whitlock
W. 8. Nicklin
John I. Sloat
Katie V. Haddox
Virginia Shockey
BF. M. Alexander
W. Lee Fisher
G. A. Haines
Fannie Hull
H. E. Guyer
Evening at the Auditorium with Edison Moving Picture Co
The program features the Edison Moving Picture Company in a complete change of program. Admission prices are 10 20 and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Moving Picture Company
In Honor of Bride Honors at Tone Reception
Mr. Edgar Hook hosted an elaborate reception at Tone today in honor of his bride Misa Lela Adams of Gainsboro. A large number of friends attended the event celebrating the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Hook
Tone
Misa Lela Adams
Gainsboro
Ground to a Pulp on Railroad Track
Stanely Page county tragedy reports 22 year old Charles Good of Marksville killed after attempting to board a southbound freight train No 95 near the Stanley depot. He was drunk and warned he might die. the grease box struck his back and he was dragged under the train. He died about nine o clock from head injuries and blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Andrews
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Stanley
Page County
Charles Good
Norah Goog
Marksville
Young Good
Ingham
Injured Man Is Dead At Strasburg
Strasburg reports Charles Deets 22 died at Dr Bruin hospital after being crushed between two freight cars yesterday morning. He remained conscious for hours despite severe injuries including crushed legs and an amputated arm. Funeral planned for tomorrow in Strasburg. Deets leaves sister Mary in York and brother Clarence in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Strasburg
Charles Deets
Dr. Bruin’s Hospital
Mary Deets
York, Pa
Clarence Deets
Washington
Oscar Barr Family Dinner At North Braddock Street
Mr. Oscar Barr hosted a notable family dinner at his North Braddock Street home yesterday afternoon. Attendees included his sons and daughter Rebecca, Mrs. Huntsberry and son Walter, Oscar Dabney of Staunton, Mrs. Barr, Miss Rebecca Stine, F. M. Barr, Luther McKinster and family, Emily McKinster, Nannie Wood of New Market Maryland, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Barr
North Braddock Street
Barr
Rebecca
W. E. Huntsberry
Walter Huntsberry
A. B. Dabney
Oscar
Staunton
W. E. Barr
Anna Stine
F. M. Barr
Luther McKinster
Emily McKinster
Nannie’ Wood
New Market, Md
Mr. Carter Returns Home from Washington
Mr. Garrett Carter of Washington is reported to have returned home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Garrett
Carter
Washington
Rouss Birthday Celebration Promised by Winchester Fire Company
The twelfth annual birthday celebration of the late Broadway Rouss, hosted by the Charley Rouss Fire Company, is planned for February 11. A six member committee led by J. Robert Doran outlines arrangements, with Reed, Capt. George H. King, and others named. Last year’s banquet drew speakers including Senator Martin and Representative Ian Flood. The event is a notable local affair in Winchester with expected elaborate plans and possible arrangements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Rouss
No Five
J. Robert Doran
Charley Rouss
A. S. Larrick
Preston D
United States
Martin
Ian Flood
Appomattox
Royal Arcana Fairfax Council elects new officers
The Royal Arcana Fairfax Council No. 2 at Arcanum elected A Hl Jackson as gent, B Sheetz as orator, Miller Streit, Luther Maphis as chaplain, Shepard as guide, J H Hardesty as trustee. Members about thirty with some withdrawals after rate changes. Meetings held in the I brough and Carter building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Council
Arcanum
A. Hl. Jackson
B. Sheetz
Hae B
Miller Streit
Luther Maphis
Shepard
J. H. Hardesty
W. Shall
Ibrough and Carter
Five Eclipses in 1906 Predicted Worldwide
A 1906 eclipse forecast reports five celestial events, three solar and two lunar. The first total lunar eclipse occurs on the night of February 9 visible in parts of South America, with timing around 1.57 to 3.86. The second is a partial solar eclipse on February 23 in the United States. The third partial solar eclipse on March 21 is not visible in the United States. The fourth is a total lunar eclipse on August 19, visible in limited regions outside the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRG
South America
United States
United
Big Turkey Dinner in Clarke Area Prompts Local Feasts
In Clarke Pennsylvania residents host a large turkey dinner at Lindsay's in Berry, featuring Mr. A Koser of 3 burg and Mr. James of Haciwell ttle dealers. The gathering marks a long visit to the state spanning twenty five years as locals celebrate community ties and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koser
Burg
James
Hac Iwell
Lindsay’s
Berrys
Ser
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Banke
Ossining-on-Hudson
Mrs. Worthington
Young Man
Mr. Lewis
Church
Shenandoah
Miller’s
Wm. Hart
News of Today
Clarke
Walter Canthorn
Middletown Lodge
Mr. Tucker
Thos. M. Jones
Fie
Harper’s Ferry
Bride
Rouss
Capt. Doran
Royal Arcana
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