Hospital Wins Suit for $2,000 in Handley Case
Judge J B T Thornton in Alexandria Circuit Court rules Winchester Memorial Hospital has a valid lien for two thousand dollars plus interest from July 7 1903 against the Handley Trustees Fund. The hospital seeks costs and a possible counsel fee, to be decided later, with funds in Handley hands sufficient to cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. T. Thornton
Circuit Court of
Alexandria
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees
Handley Fund
Handley Board
Robert M. Ward
Winchester
Handley
City of
Thornton
Board of Handley Trustees
Board of
Handley Trustees
Winchester’ Memorial Hospital
Board of Handley ‘Trustees
Death claims John W. Frye in Wardensville community
Wardensville mourns the death of John W. Frye aged 63 years 2 months 17 days after a brief illness. He was a prominent landowner with three farms and timber lands, a longtime Methodist member, and remembered as honest and charitable with no enemies. Funeral held Friday at the local church, interment at Wardensville cemetery. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Wardensville
John W. Frye
Mr. Frye
Rachel Frye
Homer
Marshall Frye
Laura Baker
Moorefield
Gpler
Capon Iron Works
Frye
Capon
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Capon Valley
T. A. Jordan
Wardensville Cemetery
Jas. V. Stanley
C. and
Wiliam H. Warden
R. Lee Frye
William Baker
L. Hunter McKeever
For Sale Typewriter One Oliver Typewriter
Dr Wm D Myers at 4 N Main St offers a good as new Oliver typewriter for sale. The item must be sold at once. Misses Kel Ter in Martinsburg and Miss Ethel Yost of Winchester have returned home after visiting the Misses Kel Ter in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
D. Myers
Main St
Billian Grim
Ethel Yost
Winchester
Kel‘Ter
Martinsburg
Couple Married In Middle Of Mill Creek Shenandoah County
In Shenandoah county on Saturday afternoon a couple from Gootes Store neighborhood and Orkney Springs were wed in Mill Creek. Reverend A S Beck officiated from the creek bank as an oxford Lutheran clergyman, while the groom urged their horse into the stream. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Rinker near Orkney Springs, became wife in an improvised ceremony amid high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Jackson
Shenandoah County
Gootes’ Store
Orkney Springs
Mill Creek
Papercoa
Arthur Rinion
Sbhsie Rinker
William Rinker
Orkney
Springs
Wanted 500 live rabbits by TT Sprint and Son
Advert says TT Sprint and Son seeks 500 live rabbits at 15 cents each. Payment offered by TT Sprint and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprint & Son
Power Restored After Shenandoah Flood Tied Plant
High waters on the Shenandoah River forced the Winchester and Washington Electric Railway plant at Millville Jefferson county West Virginia to shut down yesterday. The river rose 22 feet above normal and the plant stayed idle until about 9 this morning when power was restored. The river has since fallen and streets in Winchester Berryville and Charles Town will have lights tonight. Two Western Maryland rails landslides stalled traffic near Hagerstown and Fairplay. Harpers Ferry reports thirteen and a half feet at 6 p m with drift ice and submerged features along the towpath and island park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah River
Winchester and Washington Electric Railway Company
Millville
Jefferson County
W. Va
the Star
Supi
D. M. Swink
Winchester
Berryville
Charles Town
Western Maryland
Hagerstown
Cumberlard
Fairplay
Harpers Ferry
Lark 37
Abe Towpath
Island Park
Police seek missing physician described as possibly insane
Keokuk Iowa police report Dr George W Jones a renowned physician disappeared from home on Christmas day. Listed as 6 feet tall 185 pounds with an open face and dark eyes he is described as intelligent and refined but possibly suffering insanity. A $200 reward is offered for his apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabright
Polce
Keokuk
Iowa
George W. Jones
Heo
Order of Ells
Mr G Guiliani Plans Two Month Stay in Italy
Mr G Guiliani left this afternoon for Hagerstown to meet his sister in law Miss Bianca Rammiacictti of that city. They will travel to New York City for Italy to spend two months with relatives and friends. Joe’s friends wish him a good cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Guiliani
Hagerstown
Bianca Rammiacictti
York City
Italy
Joe
Committees Named as Byrd Sets House Work in Motion
Richmond Jan 8 The Republicans in the Senate oppose minority representation on finance and trade committees with five Democrats crossing to back them. Sen Noe urged the plan while Dems Folkes Strode Thornton Ward and White joined. The Senate and House paid tribute to William H Boaz former Albemarle legislator and longtime finance chair. Speaker Byrd announced House committee lines signaling the start of session work with names for Privileges elections courts of justice general laws roads internal navigation finance claims militia asylums prisons public property currency commerce agriculture mining manufactures and other panels. The Dick bill terms were favorably reported by the militia and police committee for a $50 000 annual militia support. The House also urged Senators to back the Atlantic coast inland waterway urging action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Senate
Noe
Steing Committee
Finance and Trade
Folkes
Strode
Amheryt
Thornton
Prince William
Ward
Winchester
White
Fluvanna
W. H. Boaz
House
William
H. Boaz
Albemarle
Boaz
Mann
Byrd
Caton
Wilson
Lewis
Rew
Jules
Churchman
Catéa
Cox
Williams
Lowry
United States
Virginia
Atlantic ‘Coast
Supper Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs McKinster
Mr and Mrs Horace McKinster hosted a delightful supper and card party at their North Main Street home last night with about thirty guests. Hearts was the game and a delicious supper was served. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Allen B Noll and daughter from Martinsburg and Mr Samuel Milter from Hysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace McKinster
North Main’s Street
Allen B. Noll
of. Martinsburg
Samuel Milter
DC Hysburg
Day of funerals for local residents
Funeral services were held for Edward M. Haymaker at his Clifford street home with Rev. T. K. Cromer and Rev. D. H. Kern officiating. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Friendship Fire Company sent a delegation. Pallbearers included George H. Kinzl, George W. Kremer, Dr. W A. Bell, James M. Haymaker, and D. H. Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Haymaker
Clifford Street
T. K. Cromer
Centenary Reformed Church
D. H. Kern
Braddock Street M. E. Church
South
Mount Hebron
Friendship Fire Company
Haymaker
Messrs
George H. Kinzel
George W. Kremer
W A. Bell
James M. Haymaker
D. H. Haines
Crawford
Wwiliam Anderson Crawford
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Henry, M. White
Winchester
F. B. Chawford
MacDonoush
Marland
Oliver ‘Newton Johnson
Braddock St
Oliver Newton Johnson
Doctors Gather for Seventh District Convention in Winchester
About fifty physicians from Shenandoah Clarke Fire and Warren counties will converge in Winchester for the Seventh District Virginia Medical Society meeting. Dr J Whitridge Williams of Baltimore will speak on obstetric surgical aspects at a 2 30 pm banquet at the Fairfax Club hosted by visiting delegates and local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Club
Sevesional
Virginia
the Society* of
Seh
Executive Council
Shenandoah
Clarke
Fire
Warren
Move
Chester
J. Whitridge Willians
Baltimore
R. Gray Liams
Aspec Obstetrics
Winchester Physical Tender
Wear Street
Telephones as Alarm Clocks Demonstrated in City Exchanges
Telephones are used as alarm clocks in city exchanges with synchronized clocks in switchrooms. The operator calls the designated number at the requested time, offering a gentler or more persistent wake up than a typical alarm clock.
Mr. Baker Improves After Illness at Home
Mr. W. Alexander Baker, confined to his West street home, had a cold that threatened pneumonia but is much better today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Alexander Baker
Dinner In Honor Of Speaker Byrd At Mansion
Governor Swanson announced yesterday plans to host a dinner at the Mansion on Thursday to honor Hon. Richard Byrd Speaker of the House. A number of Senators and Delegates will be invited to attend?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Swanson
Richard Lyh Byrd
Weather Report for Virginia Notes Cold Spell
Virginia weather bulletin forecasts fair conditions tonight with colder air moving in from the central region and colder temperatures expected Wednesday, especially in eastern portions as the air mass shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Keating Family Attends Stockholders Meeting
Mr John Keating of Cum Md vice president of the Merchants National is here for a stockholders meeting of Advertise, joined by his brother Thomas Kam Keating and other Keating family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keating
the and Merchants' National Brother
Thomas Kam Keating
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Hospital
Wardensville, —W
Mount Uebron
Mr. Baker
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