01 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
1
Feiser joins Baker’s Lads in Richmond completing pitching staff. Winchester ball team returns from Jamestown Exposition with victories over Richmond Brownies and Norfolk Collegians. Managers urge local fans to attend games and support the high class team as season opens and stronger opponents ahead.
Mrs Sarah Huyett widow of Henry Huyett dies Saturday at her Berryville area home three miles from town aged 80. She was born January 10 1827 in Washington County Maryland and leaves three sons Luther A Huyett John Huyett Carroll Huyett and two daughters Miss Bettie Huyett and Mrs Alice Bowers. Funeral at her home at 2 pm officiated by Rev D H Scanlon of Berryville Presbyterian Church. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville this evening.
Mr David Reardon son of Mr and Mrs M H Reardon of this city leaves Washington tonight for Denver Col where he has taken a position with a large wholesale grocer firm He held a responsible job with the American National Bank in Washington and is greeted by many friends as he starts this new field of endeavor He spent Sunday at his Winchester home before departing.
The funeral for Cyrus Howard, a well known local Black man, was held at 3 p.m. yesterday at John Mann M. E. Church, where he was a member. Pastor Rev. Geo. Curry presided, with Revs. Hargrove and Carter assisting. burial followed at Orrick Cemetery.
Miss Ursula O Leary visits her brother Eugene O Leary in Sunbury Pennsylvania and plans to visit friends in Danville before returning to her home in Winchester.
Mrs Louise Henry Van Alstyne obtained a decree of absolute divorce from Egbert Van Alstyne in Winchester on June 27. The next day Van Alstyne married Mabel Carolyn Church in Kenosha Wisconsin after an auto journey and railway detour. The orchard in Clearbrook and other property were tied to the divorce settlement.
We insure wheat, straw and hay on any part of your farm with the lowest rates and best companies. H. R. Bryarly & Bro at 26 Rouss Avenue present this advertisement.
John and Mary Bradford issue three new postcard views including Morgan's Grave and the Opequon Bridge. They are offered at 1 pint for the one captioned card and are now on sale.
Major Holmes Conrad suffered a dislocated right shoulder after stumbling on a barbed wire obstacle during a low cross country walk near Griffith's factory. A nearby colored woman and Rev. Dr. Horace Lacy assisted. Dr. Latane and Dr. McGair reset and bandaged the arm, with relief following and no serious injury beyond bruises and a skinned knee.
Rev. Lewis G. Miller son of Mount Pleasant Ohio pastors preached at the Lutheran Church in Strasburg Virginia while the regular pastor was away. Miller a summer visitor occupied the pulpit as the Virginia Synod canvassed for memorials. He has been ordained recently and will travel to Korea as a missionary later this summer.
A group of young women from the Home Missionary Society based in Cleveland Ohio conducted religious meetings and street concerts in Berryville last week. They engaged large crowds, received generous support, and departed this morning for Leesburg Virginia for similar services.
Clyde Samuel Ray longtime Winchester native died Friday at his brother Glen H Ray’s home in Savannah after a bout with consumption. His body returned by rail to Winchester for simple, impressive services at Mount Hebron Cemetery led by Rev. George S Bow 4. Pallbearers included W T Barr and J Trier among others. Ray, a U S veteran, served in the Spanish American War and Philippine duties where he earned a commendation for bravery. Continued on page 5.
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