Twigs and What to Do With Them Religion Talk
Rev E Olin Eldridge spoke at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church on Twigs and what to do with them urging education of children as life art. He noted churches spend far more on adult services than on Sunday schools and questioned neglect of child religious training.
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
E Olin Eldridge
Pansy Leafe
Nannie Herbert
Eldridge
Epgetait
Clothing Store Burglarized in Repeated Break-Ins
A clothing store owned by Max Theodore was burglarized on Wednesday night marking multiple break-ins at the site. The text notes Mr Theodore is related to Mrs Wee chives, indicating a family connection.
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Max Theodore
T Wr
Wee Chives
Bible Should Stay in Baltimore Public Schools
The Rabbinical Association requests removing the Bible from Baltimore schools drawing strong pushback from Rev. Isaac W. Canter who argues the Bible underpins national liberty and prosperity. He cites Christian heritage and parochial schools as alternative paths for Jews and Catholics while defending continued public school holidays tied to Scriptural events.
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Rabbinical Association of
Baltimore
Isaac W. Canter
Stephens City
East Baltimore
Southern Methodist Conference
Issac W. Canter
China
Fis
First Strawberries Shown By Jones Creamery Manager
Mr W Miller Fletcher of Jones Creamery displayed the season’s first strawberries at Tax Star office. The large berries, grown in Sanibel Florida, recall spring as the creamery plans to offer strawberry ice cream to customers regularly.
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W. Miller Fletcher
Jones Creamery
Tax Star
Sannibel
Florda
Jones’ Creamery
Man Rescues Chimney Fire With Water and Salt
Yesterday afternoon James McFadden faced a chimney fire at his home on South Washington Street. He climbed onto the roof and poured water into the blaze from above, then added a peck of salt to help douse the flames.
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James McFadden
South Washington Street
McFadden
Mob rumor ties Samuel Cline disappearance to West Virginia
An anonymous undated letter from Mull Point Pocahontas County West Virginia claims a man calling himself Samuel Cline was seized by a mob near Mill Point this week shaved of hair and beard and kept prisoner. The letter adds no motive and leaves family mystified as they seek confirmation in Pocahontas county.
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Stephens City
Samuel Cline
Mull Point
Pocahontas County
West Virginia
Mr. Cline
Cline
Staunton
Mr Rouss Enjoys Virginia Cooking Banquet Box
The Barquet Committee of the Charley Rouss Fire Company sent a banquet box to Mr Charles B Rouss. A letter read at the committee meeting thanks the volunteers for the thoughtful gift calling it magnificent and expressing how it rekindled memories of old Virginia cooking and happier days.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Charles B. Rouss
Express
Return of Robert J. Kurtz From Winchester
Mr. Robert J. Kurtz returned from Winchester where he attended the Rouss banquet at Charley Rouss Fire Company hall Monday evening. He formerly served as a lieutenant in the Winchester Company Charlottesville Va Progress.
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Robert J. Kurtz
Winchester
Rouss
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Kurtz
Winchester Company
Charlottesville
Progress
St Pauls Reformed Church to Elect Minister Sunday
The congregation of St Pauls Reformed Church at Stephensons will meet Sunday at 11 oclock in the morning to elect a minister to succeed Rev. Jas B Stonesifer.
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St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Stephensons
Jas. B. Stonesifer
New Committee Drafts Senate Flood Plan For Constitutional Convention
Legislature rejects conference report on Constitutional Convention bills and appoints a new committee. The panel backs a plan for a 100 delegate convention elected from House districts with a May fourth election day and a June sixteenth meeting. The new constitution would be submitted to voters as per the Senate bill. The Assembly is expected to approve when considered tomorrow.
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Flood
Senate
Bayard Fuller Seriously Ill in the Far West
Telegraph reports H D Fuller assistant cashier of Shenandoah Valley National Bank learns his brother Bayard Fuller is critically ill in Durant Indian Territory. Bayard, son of Dr W M Fuller, long-time resident, has worked in Dallas and travels as auditor for Chicago and Rock Island Implement Co. He studied law in Winchester and served as Columbus Nebraska judge before joining his current firm.
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H. D. Fuller
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Bayard Fuller
Durant
Indian Territory
Fuller
W. McP. Fuller
West
Dallas
Tex
Chicago
Rock Island
Winchester
Dandridge & Pendleton
Columbus
Nebraska
Texas
Prepare a Place For Papers For Better Delivery
A call for dedicated mail receptacles at homes to improve newspaper delivery. Carrier boys, delivering up to 120 papers, cannot stop at each house. A safe, weatherproof paper drop at each residence would prevent delays and reduce loss from theft or rain.
Revival at Kernstown Returns to Methodist Church
Special revival services began in Kernstown's Methodist Church and will run nightly for three weeks. Sessions open with song and prayer at seven, preaching at 7 30. The lineup of speakers includes Rev. H A Brown Rev J H Dalaney and Rev W H H Joyce.
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Kernstown
H. A. Brown
J. H. Dalaney
W. H. H. Joyce
Opera Chairs Donated for Grand Rapids Opera House
Capt. George W. Kurtz received 800 chairs from the Grand Rapids Mich school supply firm for the opera house. The chairs will be installed soon.
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George W. Kurtz
Grand Rapides, Mich
Opera House
Winchester Round Club Meeting Tonight at 7 30
The Winchester Round Club will meet tonight at 7 30 to transact business and discuss upcoming events. Members are urged to attend as agenda items include routine reports and planning.
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Round Club
Winchester Round Club
Banquet Honors for Committee of Charley Rouss Fire Company
The Banquet Committee of the Charley Rouss Fire Company held its final meeting in George H. Kinzel's office with Mr and Mrs Charles Woodward delivering a feast in homage to Monday night's Reuss banquet. The committee praised Mrs Woodward for catering and passed a resolution of thanks noting the event's success before adjourning.
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Reuss
Charles Woodward
George H. Kinzel
M. T. Reed
Hunter N. Kern
William M. Calvert
J. M. Spurr
Sec’y
Mr. Woodward
Reed
Rouss
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Richard Allen Memory Honor Observed by St Paul AME
The 114th anniversary of the founding of the African Methodist Episcopal Church was celebrated at St Paul AME Church on North Main Street. A large audience heard papers by Eva Green and Miss Strange on Emancipation, with responses by Quiett, Bartlett, Culbert, and Carter. T A Green chaired the organizing committee.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church In
America
Richard Allen
St. Paul’s
G. H. Carter
T. A. Green
Judge Harrison Heads to Open Page Circuit Court
Judge Harrison departed this morning for Luray to open the regular term of the Page Circuit Court and preside over court sessions.
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Harrison
Luray
Page
Mrs Atkinson's mother dies in Columbia notice
Mrs Campbell R Bryce mother of Mrs Atkinson dies at her daughter's home in Winchester. Funeral planned for Monday in Columbia South Carolina. Bryce, born Henry, 65, native of Mississippi, widow of Campbell R Bryce of Columbia, survived by five children including Mrs Atkinson and Mrs Turnbull. Baroness Friedrich von Conning and Baron to sail for Italy tomorrow.
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Wm. M. Atkinson
Philadelphia
Campbell R. Bryce
Atkinson
Frederick Turnbull
Columbia
City
Turnbull
Margaret Simmons
U. S
Marshal Simmons
South Carolina
McKinley
Carl, McKinley
News and Courier
8. C
Friedrich von Conning
Italy
Anniversary of A Great Mystery
The article recalls the February 15 1898 explosion of the U S S Maine in Havana harbor Cuba which killed or drowned 258 sailors. It notes the event helped spark the Spanish American War and attributes the blast to suspected Spanish sabotage, though the cause remains unresolved.
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Maine
Havana
Cuba
Spain
Marine
Frederick County Jail Supply Reimbursement Bill Passes Senate
The bill authorizing Frederick County Board of Supervisors to reimburse the Sheriff for jail supplies received proceeds through the Senate yesterday.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Senate
Minstrel Manager Donnelly At Hotel Evans With Escort
Minstrel manager William J. Donnelly and his wife, accompanied by advance agent C. H. Lopez, are reported to be staying at Hotel Evans.
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Wm. J. Donnelly
Barlow’s Minstrel’s
C. H. Lopez
Hotel Evans
Funeral for George Bush Draws Large Attendance
The late George Bush was honored in a funeral held this afternoon with many local attendees. In other news, John Kerr School students from Mr. Edgar Arnold's room conducted a spelling match this afternoon.
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George Bush
Edgar Arnold
John Kerr School
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DR. Canter
Mr. Rouss
Old Virginia
Mississippi
Alao
Baroness Friedrich von Dorring
Lupton
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