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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1908
Page
4
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In Winchester, editors urge Judge Thomas W Harrison to be chosen as a commissioner to codify Virginia laws. They praise his intellect, integrity, and long service as state senator and circuit judge, arguing he embodies the patriotism and legal skill needed for the project. Virginia seeks a lasting, just code for future generations.
A joint committee from both houses conducted an exhaustive investigation into charges against Judge Rhea. They issued a practically unanimous report in favor of her confirmation, arguing the charges were unproven and that her conduct would honor the state and governorship.
Suapt M M Lynch of the public schools reports strong interest for the Seventh Congressional Virginia educators conference to be held March 26 and 27. Prof Ormond Stone of the University of Virginia serves as president of the gathering.
Mr J M Clagett of Berryville was in the city yesterday on business. The brief visit listed no further details of his undertakings or companions, but local observers noted his arrival and departure from the downtown area.
A Gainesboro judge T. C. Adams attended afternoon town events. Misses Charlotte Libbie Mcick visit Baltimore. Miss Kate Wolfe visited Clear Rick to see her sister Mrs Shultz. 2 C T U Medal Contest headlines Knights Thias Fall Fri eve Feb 8 with five choirs. Admission social and travel mentions include Forsythe sisters of Chicago visiting Winchester Inn.
Greenspring Va February 26. More than 200 attend flag day ceremony at Greenspring school under Mr Frank Shipe. Ladies Aid Society to host meat and oyster supper at White Hall Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Residents note ongoing illnesses and recoveries including Mrs Charles Bailey and Miss Virginia Mott. Roads remain bad but carrier Capt C H Hardy continues timely routes. Mr William Lamp improves after leg surgery.
Washington's birthday celebrated at Nineveh public school with songs and essays praising the statesman. The event closed after remarks by the teacher. Local social notes follow, listing visits and minor ailments among area residents.
Mr J M Boyer a well known fritsiower and magistrate of Shawnee district is critically ill with water on the brain at his home near the pier. A physicians consultation was held this morning and his cousin Daisy Miller has arrived from Milton Pennsylvania to be with him.
Boston reports a surge of testimonials praising Cooper New Discovery for rheumatism and stomach trouble. Walk-in callers, including Michael Broderick of Cambridge and E B Clark of Massachusetts Avenue, credit immediate relief to the preparation after trying doctors and other medicines.
Rev C W Marks preached at Grephepring at 2 o'clock on Sunday afternoon. Mr K R Ringer, a well known Baltimore salesman, spent yesterday in this city on business.
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Mornen S Newcome died this morning at 116 West Piccadilly Street after a brief illness. Funeral at 3 pm tomorrow, interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Miss Mary Lippitt of the Episcopal Female Institute left for Charles Town Virginia on a short visit to home.
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