J Shirley Kines Weds Ada Fleming in Upperville Wedding
In Upperville Loudoun County Va on a Wednesday ceremony at the Baptist Church J Shirley Kines and Ada Bee Fleming married by Rev Dr Lake. The event featured elaborate decorations music by Miss Freda Ramey and a large guest list. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Bluemont then to New York and Niagara on honeymoon.
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Berryville
Upperville
Loudoun County
Baptist
J. Shirley Kines
Ada Bee Fleming
Lake
Freda Ramey
Mendelssohn
Perry Strickler
Neville Bradfield
W. Thomas Fleming
A. Cooke Reid
Fred. Fleming
Fitzhugh Kines
Summerville Mites
William Fleming
Bluemont
New York
Niagara
Birthday Party Honoring Miss Marple in Virginia
A birthday gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marple in Va. celebrated their daughter Miss Flora Marple with a hospitable party. Guests included Annie Elliott Rosa Larrick Minnie Larrick Albert Elliott Henry Edward and others. conversations note eight large hogs were purchased last week by Larrick and Good from local vendors.
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Rock Enon Springs
Flora Marpl
Ata
Mis
S Marple
Miss Marple
Annie Elliott
Rosa Larrick
Minnie_ Larrick
Albert Elliott
Henry
Edward
Morgan
Larrick
Ettel
Sthut Larrick
Luther Good
Pauline
George
Gandy B. Larrick
G. L. Good
Funeral Attendee Injured at Ritenour Child's Service
Henry and Pratear Willis of Miss Hannah Willis were injured yesterday at the funeral of little Willie Virginia Ritenour. Miss Willis fell from a temporary doorstep when it tilted, striking her head and becoming unconscious. She remains under Dr. W. S. Love care at home with improving but uncertain recovery.
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Henry and
Pratear
Hannah Willis
North Kent
Little
Willie Virginia
Ritenour
D. W. Ritenour
Miss Willis
W. S. Love
National Avenue
KE. E. Northen
First Baptist Church
Mount Hebron
Winchester
City Solicitor Explains Three Bond Proposals for Witchester
City voters face three questions in a forthcoming election: ten thousand to build and equip additions to John Kerr Public School, twenty to twenty five thousand for Town Run upgrades, and fifty thousand for a modern sewerage system. Health officials stress sewerage as essential, given flood and drainage concerns. some residents fear temporary disruption, others favor rapid improvement.
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R. Gray
Willians
Ward
R. B. Byrd
R. M
House Ae
Senate
General Assembly
Gounell
Witchester
Common Council
John Kerr Public
Yuilding
N. Wilson Davis
Drane
Ss. P.lat
BeHelams
Baltimore Has Another Fire
A major blaze grips the Standard Oil Canton plant in eastern Baltimore. Twenty thousand barrels of oil destroyed as a second large tank catches fire around noon. Fire crews struggle to contain the flames with no lives reported lost as of late afternoon.
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the Star
Baltimore
Standard Oil Com- Canton
Card of Thanks for illness and death of son and brother
Mrs Lucy Johnson and children thank friends for kindness shown during the illness and death of their son and brother.
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Deesire
Lucy Johnson
Representative to National Territorial Association Meeting
To represent the Cumberland Shenandoah Valleys Association, publishers and Mr H F Byrd left for Washington today to attend a National Territorial Association meeting at the Willard Hotel.
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H. F. Byrd
Association of the
Cumberland Shenandoah Valleys
National Hdritorial Association
Washington
Willard Hotel
Concert at Opequon Chapel for Paxton's Chapel Fund
A concert will be held at Opequon Chapel in Opequon on Friday January 31 at 7 30 p m to benefit Paxton's Chapel Conference collection. Admission is one half dollar. Mr C B Gentry visited friends in Winchester and vicinity before traveling to Alexandria. Miss Annie Douglas Williams returned today from Rockville Maryland after visiting Miss Margaret Stokes.
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Opequon Chapel
Opequon
Paxton
C. B. Gentry
Winchester
Vicinity
Alexandria
Annie Douglas Williams
Margaret Stokes
Rockville, Md
New Rink Opens With Big Crowd in Martinsburg
Martinsburg opened a new skating rink at 2 PM with an immense crowd. About a thousand people attended the initial event and officials expect a larger turnout tonight. The Kerland Valley train brought visitors from Winchester and other nearby areas.
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Martinsburg
Stephen R. Snelgrass
Kerland
Winchester
Mayor Baker Returns to City Hall in New York Visit
Mayor Harry J. Baker resumes leadership after a past visit in New York City. He has again taken the reins of local government and is back in office, signaling a fresh start for the city.
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Harry J. Baker
New York City
Tesal
Weather Report for Virginia and Baltimore Visit
For Virginia the outlook is fair and colder tonight with Tuesday fair skies. Mr and Mrs W W Alexander Baker are spending several days in Baltimore Maryland.
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Virginia
Alexander Baker
Baltimore
Patton and Brown Tie The Knot In City Baptist Wedding
William M. Patton and Miss May Hinkle Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Brown were married last Thursday evening at the parsonage of the Baptist Church with Rev. E E Northen officiating.
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William M. Patton
May. Hinkle Brown
James A. Brown
Baptist Church
E. EB. Northen
Mrs Sartelle’s Brother Killed in Cumberland Railroad Tragedy
John Sartelle reports that George Isaac Anderson of Cumberland died after falling from a Baltimore and Ohio train at Connellsville Pennsylvania Friday night. He was taken to Allegany Hospital in Cumberland in critical condition and died at 7 PM. He leaves a widow, two children, three brothers and five sisters including Mrs Sartelle of Winchester.
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Winchester
Cening
John > Sartelle
George Isaac, Anderson
Cumberland
Hayalseman
Baltimore and Ohio
Connellsville
Allegany
Heroeds
May
Lafrielle
Bo Wrtean
Anderson
Wit
Taylor
Godfrey
William Anderson
Sand
Sartelle
Jack Cromiin
Carrie
Naomi
Nellie
Elsie Anderson
Directors' Meeting Sings Return From Baltimore
Capt. George W. Kurtz returns from a meeting of the Headley Chocolate Company where he serves as director. The company formed by Mr. Foo years ago is declaring satisfactory dividends and occupies a large factory.
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George W. Kurtz Sings
Baltimore
Headley Chocolate Company
Foo
Headley
Txétory
Electric chair proposal sweeps death penalty debate
Southampton delegate Williams backs replacing hanging with the electric chair at the state penitentiary. Throckmorton reports favorably on the bill in the Courts of Justice committee. Officials debate costs and practicality with some preferring hanging due to routine at the prison.
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Williams
Southampton
Throckmorton
Henrico
Committee On Courts of Justice
Solon
Major Morgan
Speakya
Winchester minister’s collecting plate yields odd coins
A local minister preached at a county church and collected a donation from a crowd of sixty. The plate contained unusual coins including four 1 cants, nine 9 cant pieces, and two large lozenge shaped items. The preacher’s reaction is not recorded.
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Winchester
Youcess
Powerful Sermons By Rev Mr Smith At Christ Church
The Rev. William D. Smith, rector of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, preached a forceful sermon to a large congregation yesterday morning. He denounced irreligion and worldliness and urged members to prioritize religion and duty to the church. In the evening he spoke on temperance with similar emphasis.
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William D. Smith
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Supreme Court Affirms Warren County Railway Case Decision
The Supreme Court of Virginia affirms Judge Z W Harrison's ruling in the Norfolk and Western Railway case Rudacille from the Warren County Circuit Court.
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Supreme Court of Virginia
Z. W. Harrison
Norfolk and Western Railway
Circuit Court of
Warren County
Shenandoah Valley Division Iines Enforce Alcohol Ban On Duty
Superintendent Spurrier of the Shenandoah division of the Baltimore and Ohio says there is little liquor drinking among workers. Third Vice President Potter issues a strict order banning intoxicants for all employees connected with train operations, on and off duty, to improve safety and efficiency.
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J. KE .Spuarttl
Shenandoah Valley
Baltimore and Ohio
Spurrier
Art
Shenandoah di
Baltimore
Potter
Baltimore and
S Road
Funeral for Late Mr. Gibson Held in Mount Hebron
The funeral for Bruce Gibson who died in Mexico last week was held at 3 pm Sunday from the residence of his sister on Youth Market Street. Revs D. St. Kern and George S. Howers led services. Pallbearers included Kern, H H. Sheets, D F Heist, Dr. B. M. Knight, Sparr and John Kremer. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Bruce Gibson
Mexico
G. G. Baker
Charley, Ross Company
Gon
Chester
D. St. Kern
Braddock Street
Piscopal Church
South
Dyev
George $S. Howers
Grace Lutheran Church
Nice
Independent of Foresters
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Kern
HH. c, Sheets
DF Heist
B. M. Knight
Sparr
John R. Kremer
Local couple returns home from Winchester visit
Mr and Mrs Loring AY CO spent the week with relatives in Winchester and have returned to their Baltimore home.
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J. Shirley, Kines
Loudoun
Ada Fleming
Upperville Church
Iss Willis
Sihurt
Latape
Abell
Baltimore Sun
Weather Report
Mr. Patton
Miss. Brown
Mr. Smith
Valley Division
Gibson
Star Office
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