Berryville Wedding Unites Moore and Stalnaker Families
A large Berryville ceremony last night joined Miss Mar Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs A Moore Jr to Mr Begill Stalnaker son of the late Mr and Mrs W B Stalnaker in a white and green decor wedding. The service at Grace Church featured Lohengrin music and was followed by a reception at the Moore home with an all-white buffet and out-of-town guests from Clarke and Frederick counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
A. Moore, Jr
Wal
Howe
Montana
Lohengrin
Marc Moore
Grace 1
J. Minerville Dawson
Rockville
Mendelssaian
Annie Moore
Bradford Reynolds
Wilinthaton
N.C
Miieehor
Grace Church
Josep’ Pay
Charles Moore
Stithe
John Brewer
Rose “Brewer
Out Of‘ies
Ts. Cabell, Moore
Chard Kenna Campbell
Was
Henry Flemin
Annie St.i
Richmond
Battleafterword devotion and hunger of Civil War soldiers
The piece reflects on Civil War soldiers enduring horrors after combat, comparing hunger and exposure in 1864 to Valley Forge and Washington's troops, and questions how Confederates and Union forces survived the brutal winters and famine. It ends noting a continuation on the fifth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Valley Forge
Explosion Injures Conductor T C Barkesdale in Strasburg
A coal oil explosion at a Strasburg home severely burns Southern Railway conductor T C Barkesdale. He attempted to rekindle a kitchen fire. flames enveloped his clothes though he did not inhale smoke. The kitchen and house suffered damage but fire was controlled. He is expected to recover without complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkesdale
Strasburg
T. C. Barkesdale
Southern Railway
Marriage Gifts for Bride Reach Home in the West
Useful wedding gifts were received by the bride and will be taken to her home in the west. Mr Stalnaker is prominent in the business and social life of Chateau Mons and is a member of an old family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stalnaker
Chateau
Monom
Becker Expects Police Return After Acquittal
New York February 25 Police Lieutenant Charles Becker said he would seek reinstatement on the police force and back salary if acquitted in a second trial for the murder of Herman Rosenthal the gambler. He blamed Mrs Becker and the perjured testimony of Schepps and noted he would prefer freedom with a stain to a false confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
New York
Charles Becker
Herman . Rosenthal
Court of Appeals
Becker
Meade Elected President of Topeka SAR Chapter
At the annual Topeka Kansas Sons of the American Revolution meeting, J M Meade a former Clark County boy and noted railroad man was elected president for the coming year. Meade serves as chief engineer of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe lines with headquarters in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
The
Sons of American Revolution
J. M Meade
Clarke County
Meade
Anta Fe
Wanted at Once 2000 More Chickens and Eggs
Classified note seeks 2000 hens and eggs for immediate purchase. Contact local farmer for terms and delivery options.
Fire destroys St James Pro Mission near Elkton Virginia
News arrives of a complete fire ruin at the St James Pro testant Episcopal Mission in Greene county seven miles east of Elkton Va. The building used as a school housed two teachers and several students who fled in night clothes. Logs valued around 2000 were mostly destroyed. two trunks survived. Cause uncertain with reports of defective flue and possible arson. Mission property of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia, led by Rev W Roy Mason, may be rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Protestant Episcopal Mission
Greene County
Elkton
Christ Church of Winchester
Winchester
Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Wisecarver and Lineburg Quietly Wed in Frederick City
A well known Relief county farmer Wisecarver and Miss Ethel I Lineburg daughter of Fred F Lineburg both of Frederick county were quietly married this morning by Rev W R Hardesty at the parsonage in the city. The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and friends. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm at Relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. BE. ‘Wisecarver
Relief
This County
Ethel I. Lineburg
Fred. F. Lineburg
Frederick County
W. R. Hardesty
Wisecarver
Carlotta Nilson at the Empire in Leah Klesch na
Carlotta Nilsson appears tonight at the Empire in Leah Klesch na a Famous Players four reel feature that stirs the civilized world with a revival of a woman’s regeneration. Two or three other reels start at 7 15 with two shows admission five cents lower floor one cent seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotta Nilsson
Leah Kleschna
the Empire
Alcondes
Death Summons Jefferson County Farmer John Athey
Mr. John Athey a well known farmer of Jefferson County dropped dead Monday evening near Shepherdstown from apoplexy He was as usual earlier that day Surviving are two brothers George near Sharpsburg Edward of Charles Town a sister Miss Re yecca Athey wife and four children Also listed is a sale notice for stock shares from Farmers & Merchants National Bank by L Fultz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Athey
Jefferson C County
Winchester
Shepherdstown
Athey
George
Sharpsburg
Edward
Charles Town
Reyecca Athey
Otive
Through Train From Lexington To The Cities
Officials plan a through vestibule service on the Shenandoah division from Brunswick to Lexington with a new Staunton passenger station. Remodeling begins soon, rails are laid from Lexington to Staunton and Harrisonburg, and a May through train to Washington and Baltimore is planned with stops at Winchester and Harpers Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shenandoah Division
Brunswick
Lexington
Lnes
Washington
Baltimore
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Strasburg
Harpers Ferry
Winchester
Balti
Wply Raphing
Greenville
Strasburg Junction
Hidden Check Page in Star Tomorrow
The Star announces a future ad page called the Hidden Check Page. Read carefully to find extra words that form a sentence revealing where a two dollar check is hidden and when to retrieve it. Then go to the designated place, collect the check, and bring it to The Star office for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Star Office
Milano's Minstrel Company Presents Only a Joke One Act Show
Milano's Minstrel Company offers an entire change of show at the Auditorium tonight with the one act musical comedy Only a Joke. The troupe, praised as the finest one act musical act this year, follows a run of packed houses and accompanies Selig's $140,000 pictures screening tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milano
Kathryn
Selig
America
Mercury Drops Below Zero Across City and County
Last night brought the coldest temperatures yet this winter in Winchester and Frederick county. Thermometers at several locations read from zero to three degrees below zero, with the federal instrument at the Baltimore and Ohio station registering zero at 6:30 AM. Plumbers report frozen and exploding pipes due to the severe chill, while a windless spell lessens the impact on outdoor workers. The cold is easing, with the sun returning and warmer forecasts from Washington. For Virginia tonight, snow in the western portion is possible, with slightly less cold otherwise. For sale two gasoline engines offered at the Star Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
B. Brook Baker
South Main Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Brbeks
Waether Dureau
Washington
Brakeman Day Shoots Self During Hunt Near Edinburg
Brakeman John Day of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shot himself in the left palm yesterday while visiting relatives near Edinburg Shenandoah County Virginia. He was four miles from Edinburg then walked home through snow drifts to Winchester Memorial Hospital for treatment. He had been employed as a yard brakeman at Brunswick Maryland and the bullet entered the fleshy part of his hand. Doctor W A Bell attended the case in the temporary absence of Dr Julian F Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Day
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Edinburs
Shenandoah County
Winchester Memorial ‘Hospital
Mr. Day
Brunswick
W. A. Bell
Julian F. Ward
Edinburg
Postponed sale to March 2 in Gainesboro Virginia
Public sale notice lists stock ten tons of hay implements and goods with garbled text. Located in Gainesboro Virginia with contact R P Flowers and BE EM Ry. Found trumpet to claim at Star office. Lost bag between Middletown and Winchester on Valley Pike containing coins and notes Reward for return to W F Plank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
R. P. Flowers
Middletown
Winchester
United States May Send Troops Over Benton Case and Carranza Tensions
Washington reports say President Wilson and Secretary Bryan discussed delaying U S representations to Britain over the Benton killing as England fears a U S tilt. Carranza reportedly orders barrier to Benton's body as Villa suspends cooperation. British envoy Goring-Thomas cables London on future action. In Mexico City Huerta orders an investigation and execution of the confessed killers of an American, Vergara, near Hidalgo amid Carranza rumors of his disappearance.
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Star
London
Mngland
United States
Benton
Acland
House of Commons
Foreign Office
Washington
Carranza
England
Sarveananien Sieton
Carransi
Ratney
Peninsylvania
Coth la
Iegland
Wilson
Bryan
Villa
Arthur Goringities
Mexico City
Huerta
Bilanquet
Vergara
Hidalgo
EL Paso
General Carranza
Gonisuaylar
Harris Proy vaudeville at New Empire headlines crowd
The Harris and Proy Company brought a lively vaudeville show to the New Empire for the week with 12 performers, scenery, and costumes. Large audiences attended last night as the act closed with a chorus. Tickets priced for Winchester with balcony and lower floor options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris and Proy Company
Winchester
Retinee, Dutton
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Margaret Cabell Moor
W. B. Stalnaker
South
Nemo
Gay
Gwif
Waverly
Ma‘zi
Shenandoah
Clarke
Pete
Eee
Shepedhar
Little Iva Lake
James Lake
iMinnie Lake
J. S. Lake
Elmer
Maude
Lake
JM. Meade
S. of
A. R
Christ Church
Mr. Wisecarver
Miss Lineburg
Farmers & Mer
Nat'l ‘Bank
L. Fultz
Lexngton
Valley Division
Baltimo and Ohio Railroad
R. T. McVicar
Lim
Perth
Reardon
Orndorff and
McVicar
Fairbank
Trumpet
Iptf
C Court ‘House
Mur
Scoteman
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