Father Like Son in Breathitt Murder Feud Ends
The piece notes a Bloodier lineage as Judge James Hargis faces parricide accusations amid the Breathitt feud. It asserts the son’s bloody inheritance and condemns the father, arguing the cycle of crime ends with his death. The text reflects a harsh, national tone toward Kyaken tragedy and calls for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hargis
Breathitt
Kentucky
United States
James
Tom Coc
B. Marcum
Husban
Hargis
Gorn
Ie Hargis
Lawleess
Cat
Kentuckty
Birthday celebration plans outlined for city council event
Fragmentary notes describe a birthday event with a gathering at City Hall at 7 30 and a march to the council on a specified date. Details about organizers and exact sequence are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Cwill
Train Delayed After Engine Breakdown Near Capon Roads
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train bound for Winchester arrived an hour late this morning due to an engine breakdown on the Capon Roads. The on way freight was pressed into service to haul the train to Brunswick.
Local Visitors Span Winchester and Clarke County
irs. Marcus Snapp visits Wadester and Mrs. C A Funkhop in Washington Virginia. Mr. C Rutherford of Clarke Pspent meets in Winchester with Senator Thomas D. Gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Marcus Snapp
Wadester, Mrs. C. A
Mr. C. Rutherford
Clarke
Winchester
Measles Fatal To Bright Babe
Infant child of Mr and Mrs E A Fishel near Middletown died after several weeks with measles. The 18 month old baby was described as bright and attractive. Interment was at Hites Chapel with Middletown friends conducting services. The bereaved parents have community sympathy. Also notes on Mr H C Clagett returning to Brunswick after typhoid illness and other local social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marivoro
E. Afishel
Middletown
Hite’s Chapel
H.C. Clagett
Brunswick
Tsu
Mise Gussie Stickley
Ethel
Irene Lineburg
George Booth
Tennessee
Ice harvest in Hampshire state of weeklong spread
Capon Bridge West Virginia February 8 reports a large ice gathering effort with many local residents noting an expected harvest. The piece mentions residents such as Mr and Mrs R B Pugh visiting relatives and several local families traveling or returning, with notes on a few personal happenings and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Bridge
W. Va
R. B. Pugh
Dar
Morris
Oklahoma
Pauline
Benjie Taylor
I Igitsville
Val
A. I. Pugh
Edward Oates
A. L. Pugh
Miss Berkheimer
Kernstown
Mr. H. Dimer
Magearene Himetright
Diaioo— Tanning Company
Winchester
Himel
Hespayemmromer
Marion K
Mr. A
Maits
Sunday Church Services and Schedules Across Town
A roundup of church services in multiple denominations including Christ Protestant Episcopal, Market Street M E, Presbyterian, Grace Lutheran, Braddock Street M E South, Centenary Reformed, Church of the Sacred Heart, Brethren Church, First Baptist, and Valley Avenue Union Adventist with sermon times, Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and vespers listed. Names of pastors and service times appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sacred Heart
John MecVerry
George T- Tyler
Braddock Street
Metho‘Episcopal Church
South
Funeral for Dr Best's Wife in Brucetown
Funeral arrangements for the late Dr Best and his wife Yam Best are set for tomorrow at Brucetown church at a to clock. The cortege is due to arrive in Winchester around 2 30 p m and proceed to Mount Hebron Cemetery with John Godfrey Miller and Lewis Pidgeon serving as pallbearers replacing Mr Gi o Miller and Mr John Fishpaw respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Yam
Brucetown
Winchester
Aldsek
Mount Hebron Cemetery
John Godfrey Miller
Gio O. Miller
Lewis
Pidgeon
John Fishpaw
Extended Tour Ends as Mrs Kline Heads Home
Mrs. Alice Kline of Michigan, with husband and brother in law H H Adams, guests Richard M. Pugh and wife, and Car son Whitacre, leave Whitacre for sister Mrs Joseph Ogden in Mic ietown after visiting relatives in Whitacre. They plan further visits in Connelsville and a trip home, having covered much of the east since leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
Alice Kline
Michigan
Trusband
H. H. Adams
Sergreters
Letcher
Richard M. Pugh
Carson Whitacre
Joseph Ogden
Micietown
Kline
Adams
Washington
Fletcher
Connelsville
John
Giffi
Bex. Co
Joan Giffin
Walter _ Purtlebaugh
Gore
Ww. Co
Dr Tyler To Preach and Revival Notes
Fragmented text reports upcoming sermon by Dr Tyler and a revival expansion led by Rev Kern at a Braddock Street Methodist Church. Mentions Mrs Lawrence and Harpers Ferry, with scattered references to Western State and Carter. The legible items hint at church activities and regional religious notices.
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Win- Wa
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Everine Stax Postiss Company
Brun
Mgr
Coxmin
Ji. Hoover
Star
Pri
Consolidation 4
Ening Star
Tar Star
Win
Advan
Gaturday
Thomas D. Gold
Hampshire
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Market St. M. E
J. W. H. Beale
Peter
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Geo. S$. Bowers
Young
Braddock St. M. E
D. H. Kern
Centenary Reformed Church
YT. K. Cromer
Paitea. Brethren . Church
A. P. Funkhouser
First Baptist Church
E.E Narmen
Valley Ave
Union Sunday School
Ola Adventist Church
Rev
W. H. Beale
BSVOU
Mili
Royal
Cuba
New York
Canada
Iceland
Scott
Spring Dale
L. P
Maples
Sidney Garlton
London Seng
Richard K. Fox
Carlton and
Elrey Sisters
Dr. Tyler
Dpdh
Kern Bas
Strasbore
Hey
Kern
Mortimer Boehm
Harpers Ferry
Lawrence
Iaim Carter
Wil Saipiter
Grove Tay Messe
J. Wit
Ritee
Biar
Board of Supervisora
Oh. Dinges
Little’s New Meat Market
Rexall
Jace
Miller’s Drug Store
Clarke County
Berryville
Norfolk and Western B. A
Berryville, VA
Oreyerstown
Pullman Sleeper Pte
Delphia
Harrisburg
Shenandoah Junction
Bristol
Bluefield
Roanoke
Knoxville
Columbus
Cincinnati
West
Trav
Pass
W. B. Bevill
Gen
Cumberland Valley
R. R
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Shippensburg
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Es P.m
P. m. Roy
A.m Ar
Philadelphia
Nook
M.C. Kennedy
Southern Railway
Washington, D.C
Bilemont
Lyexandria
Alexandrial Ar
Cowden
Braterot
Barrimore
Oto
Harrisonby
Staunton
Lexington
Haverry
Rstown
Pyradecick
Washvine
Baltimore and Way
Chicago
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Arive
St. Louis
Louisville
Balieners
Pip
Winchester, Berry
Bertyvila Mrattie Tov
Castleman
Bluemont
Ttoo
Buemont
Washington Winer
Morninerry Ville
Rillemont
Oxy Shaw
DO. Myers
Growhay Bridges
Main Skreet
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