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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1902

Page

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Love's Lane Leads to Hymen's Altar

A grand Winchester wedding at Braddock Street Methodist Church United South when Grace Wall daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Wall north Market street married George A Dalgetty Kerr of Abingdon. The ceremony drew a large crowd with pink decor and Mendelssohn music as bridesmaids ushers and a matron of honor attended.

Winchester Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Grace Wall W. W. Wall North Market Street George A. Dalgetty-Kerr Abingdon Mae Shore Mendelsshon Virginia Converse Harrisonburg Mamie Muse Katie Boyd Mamie Barr Henry Converse Alexander Bentley Washington William Gray Capon Olyvia Talbott Baltimore Monte Seebastian Martin Tenn Ellen ‘Boyd Julia Wall Frank Molaugh Columbus Ind Harry Spencer Boston Mass John Scott W. Taylor Wall C. F. Fred Barr Linden Joyce W. H.H. Joyce

January storm sequence outlines blizzards and cold waves

A Vulcan period forecasts six days of storm activity starting January 3 with warmer trend followed by a series of northwest to east moving storms. Expect rain and snow in western regions, then blizzards central and northern states January 20 to 23, and a final wave around January 26 with rising temperatures and cold air follow‑on.

Vulcan Atlantic

The Counterfeiters Delight Audiences At The Auditorium

The Burrill Comedy Company presented The Counterfeiters to a strong turnout last night with excellent casting. Illustrated songs by Miss Leslie Palmer drew high praise and are slated to recur tonight. Tonight promises Rose Garland as the rural comedy drama with a matinee at 2 15 tomorrow.

Burrill Comedy Company Leslie Palmer Rose Garland

Sunday School Officers Named for Market Street Church

The Market Street Methodist Episcopal Sunday School elected officers for the new term. Superintendents are Arthur Leafe and Bentley Kern. secretary J. Mad. Spurr. treasurer E. B. Sartelle. librarians H. N. Kerr and Wash Seal. pianist Blanche Diffenderfer, assistant India Grimm. choir George Eagle. cornetists J. Mad Spurr and J. P. Sartelle. clarinet Vernon B. Garton. trombonist H. G. Hilborn. The school opens its year with a treasury balance and will buy 125 new singing books.

The Market St. Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School Arthur Leafe Bentley Kern J. Mad. Spurr E. B. Sartelle H. N. Kerr Wash Seal Blanche Diffenderfer Miss India Grimm George Eagle J. Mad Spurr

Five Hagerstown Fire Companies Cost City 342.91

City records show the five fire companies in Hagerstown cost $342.91 for the previous month. The figure covers operations and services rendered by the municipal fire units during that period.

Hagerstown

Wife Defends Her Husband's Name

Mrs. Clara V Brown wife of Charles Brown tells Star officers found brass in a Chambersburg house had been occupied by another man. She says her husband was fired from Chambersburg Engineering Co without cause and later convicted for robbery after brass was dumped in their yard.

Clara V. Brown Charles Brown Star Chambersburg Brown Chambersburg Engineering Company

Union Veterans Elect Officers

Mulligan Post No 80 of the Grand Army of the Republic elected its officers for the coming year at a meeting held at KE M Houston's home. E M Houston was chosen Commander with Hiram Cochran as Senior Vice Commander and Fred D Feight as Junior Vice Commander. Other officers include Joseph F Bean Adjutant T Yardley Brown Quartermaster John Kauffman Surgeon Beverley Lockhart Chaplain Joseph A Potts Officer of the Day J P Siler Sergeant Major and Jesse Sowers Officer of the Guard.

Mulligan Grand Army of the Republic KE. M. Houston E. M. Houston Hiram Cochran Fred. D. Feight Joseph F. Bean T. Yardley Brown John Kauffman Beverley Lockhart Joseph A. Potts J. P. Siler Jesse Sowers

A Severe Prank Leaves Berryville Man Wounded

Edward Kremling of Berryville, known in Winchester, suffered a severe flesh wound to his hand when a Christmas day firecracker exploded in his grasp. He was among a crowd in front of Mrs. Ricamore's store. the blast shattered glass in the window and the boy responsible remains unidentified.

Edward Kremling Berryville Winchester

Death of John H Parkins Esteemed Augusta County Citizen

John H Parkins a prominent Augusta County resident died at his home seven miles north of Staunton on December 26 from paralysis. Born January 15, 1830 near Winchester he moved to Augusta in 1856 and served in the Civil War in the quartermaster's department. He married Ella Mooreman in 1864 and is survived by his wife eight children.

John H. Parkins Augusta County Valley Pike Staunton Winchester Augusta Quartermaster’s Department Garnett, Johnson and McCausland Ella Mooreman Lynchburg

Frederick Circuit Appointments for January 5

Rev. N. N. Hall's schedule lists Sunday services on January 5 at Lamp's at 11 a.m., Paxton's at 3 p.m., and Relief at 7 p.m. All readings indicate circuit preaching across local congregations.

More Officers for New Merchants and Farmers Bank

The Merchants' and Farmers' National Bank board offered and Barton as assistant cashier and teller and Randolph T. McGuire as runner. Barton, aged 41, has 21 years at Union Bank with former assistant cashier role and city council service. McGuire, former The Star staffer with prior insurance work, will join the new bank which plans to commence around January 20 depending on fixtures.

New Merchants’ and Farmers’ National Bank Lewis N. Barton Randolph T. McGuire Barton McGuire Union Bank Joseph Barton Shenandoah Valley Academy Tux Evening Star Star

Engineman Davis Killed in Sleepy Creek Derailment

A Baltimore and Ohio freight engine derailed at Sleepy Creek around 11 o clock last night. Engineman Eugene Davis was instantly killed when the locomotive turned over.

Sleepy Creek Eugene Davis

Local Visitors Travel Home From Stephenson

Mr. John Clinker and Miss Mary Hay of Franklin county Ohio visited Miss Nellie Keffer at Stephenson and left today for home. They were joined by Mr. William D Keffer who will visit in Ohio and his uncle in Kentucky. Recently Miss Lily B Kelffer went West and married Mr. Henry Williams of Nebraska.

John Clinker Mary Hay Franklin County Ohio Nellie Keffer Stephenson William D. Keffer Kentucky Kelffer Lily B Henry Williams Nebraska

Crossed Wires Create Near Tragedy at East Water Street

A morning hazard on East Water Street near Central Commercial College involved a coiled telephone wire lying across the sidewalk and tangled with overhead electric wires. The wire burned through overnight then dropped to the ground, creating danger until telephone exchange workers cut and removed the line.

East Water Street Central Commercial College

Miss Elizabeth Powell Weds in Cleveland Ohio

Miss Elizabeth Powell married Mr D Arcy Wentworth Roper son of Bartlett Roper of Petersburg Virginia at the Powell home in Cleveland Ohio The ceremony was at 8 o clock with a large reception Miss Emma Powell was maid of honor The couple plan a honeymoon in the East and South and will visit Winchester before living several years in London

Elizabeth Powell D’arcy Wentworth Roper Bartlett Roper Petersburg H. H. Powell Cleveland Ohio Emma Prospect Street Dr. Powell Winchester Mr. Roper Albert Baker W. P. McGuire

Brothers clash over courtship brag in the Star

In a light exchange Bro John H Crabill of the Shenandoah Herald rebukes the Star for its joke about Frederick county girls marrying Shenandoah county boys. He notes the converse would be that Frederick girls favor Shenandoah boys over Frederick men.

Star Frederick County Shenandoah County Jocosely Shenandoah John H. Crabill Shenandoah Herald Frederick

Funeral of Mrs Bergman in Baltimore

The funeral for Mrs. Sarah Bergman sister of Mr Hable was held at her home 2085 McCulloh Street Baltimore at 1 pm. Rev Dr Schneeberger officiated and burial followed in the Baltimore Hebrew Congregation cemetery. Surviving children include Mrs Nathan Rosenthal Mrs P W Gunderheimer Mrs B J Nusbaum and several Bergman siblings.

Sarah Bergman H. Hable Baltimore McCulloh H. W. Schneeberger Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Bergman Green Street Joseph Bergman Nathan Rosenthal P. W.gundereheimer B. J. Nusbaum Bongestiains Bergman Mesars. Myer Michael Jacob Harry Bergman

Epworth League Officers Elected at Braddock Street Church

The Epworth League of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church south elected officers led by President Charles Haines and Vice Presidents Miss Alice Gibson and Miss Hattie Russell. Secretary Carroll Walters, Treasurer Miss Katie Haddox, organists Miss Fannie Hill and Miss Haddox, and chorister G. A. Haines were named.

Epworth League Braddock-street Methodist Episcopal Church South Charles Haines Marion Orndoff Alice Gibson Hattie Russell Carroll Walters Katie Haddox Fannie Hill Haddox G. A. Haines

Captain Haymaker Heads Friendship Fire Company Officers

The Friendship Fire Company elected officers for 1902 with Captain James M. Haymaker returning as leader. Attendance was high as members voted for positions and the committee reported 1901 receipts of 1284.34 and a year-end balance of 286.30 toward a 300 debt, with oyster supper plans aiding finances.

Friendship Fire Company J. P. Haddox Haymaker James M. Haymaker R. Atwell M. A. Doran O. J. Franks Carroll Carver Wm. L. Wood G. W. Kurtz J. F. Ward W. A. Bell Boseman John Taylor Lewis Legg T. B. Spellman Edward Spellman G. Noakes Walter Barnett Mahlon Jackson M. W. Kyle George W. Kurtz Holmes Boyd W.L. Wood Martinsburg W. W. Striker J. M. Haymaker Kurtz la France Messers Charles Hardy J. E. Correll W. L.wood

Presbyterian Church Preparatory Services This Week

Preparatory services in the Presbyterian Church are scheduled tonight at 7 30 and tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. The Session will meet after the services tonight and tomorrow morning at 10 30 for the reception of members. Public is cordially invited.

Presbyterian Church

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Love’s Lane Hymens Miss Firace Wall Mr. Dalgetty-Kerr Hicks Mr. Parkins NEW Bank Mr Barton M’guire Davis Tite Star Bro. Grabill
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