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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1902

Page

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Hook and Ladder Elect Delegates for State Meet

The Rouss Hook and Ladder Company held its regular monthly meeting at the hall on West Water Street. Captain Henry Schneider announced a delegation from the Waynesboro organization delivering a badge for the Portsmouth trip to Virginia State Firemen's Convention on August 20. Members discussed fundraising, travel arrangements, and electing delegates and alternates to the 16th Annual Convention in Portsmouth.

Rouss Hook and Ladder Company West Water Street Henry Schneider Hook and Ladder Waynesboro Rouss Boys W. S. Hawn A. AC. Funk Theo. T. Criswell I. BE. Stout C. A. Waynant J. H. Nail E. J. Greenawalt Wingfield Beaver Tra Grove Wm. Cridler Damel Johnson D. 8. Thompson J. M. Long Comany Portsmouth Virginia State Firemen Lowing Ways and J. . Fries H. H. Winkfield Henry Shneider Winchester Rouss Edmond Staunton J. Wm. Miller Virna State Firemen’s Association B. Allemony H.C. Funkates J. C. Fries Thos. H Jno M. Miller H. H. Ikfield

Infant Dies at Hayfield Cholera Infantum

Johnny, infant son of Archie and Nannie ler, died at Hayfield this morning at eighteen months old. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 o clock at St. John's with Rev. W. S. Smith officiating. Interment will follow in St. John's graveyard.

Johnny Archie Nannie Ler Hayfield St. John’s ’S Smith John’s Graveyard

Yard Party Closes After Successful Sale at Braddock Street

The six yard party led by ladies of the United We Church on Braddock Street wrapped up last night. Proceeds were satisfactory and the group plans to inspect new stock including Harman sets priced from $6.00 to Mixer Surry Co.

the United Wew Church Braddock Its Harmen Mrixer Surrry Co

Barn Raisings by Modern Methods

A Lake Star correspondent recalls how barn raisings, once social and athletic community events, have evolved with machinery. The piece describes the old gathering of up to a hundred neighbors, feasting with calf or lamb, and contests of strength, contrasted with today’s mechanized construction and shifting social dynamics.

School Board Tonight Seeks Teacher Election

The School Board will meet tonight in a special session at 9 o'clock. A full attendance is desired to elect a teacher.

Winchester School Board Faces Tie in Teacher Vacancy

The Winchester School Board remains without a selected teacher for John Kerr Public Schools after five ballots. Miss Fannie Walter and Miss Edith Gibson tied six to six at the July meeting, and a special session failed to resolve the vacancy with members present and one absent.

Winchester School Board John Kerr Public Schools Fannie Walter Edith Gibson Lautitlaet Messrs H. D. Fuller W. A. Bell Bentley Kern Dorsey Walter Vance W. Striker John Ray William C. Gratchen Holmes Conrad E. Holmes Boyd T. M. Banta W. 8. Love

Ashby Camp to Pay Respect to Beauregard Descendants

General Turner Ashby Camp met quietly with Commander Robt T Barton presiding. The group accepted Mrs. Gen John G Walker invite to visit the Misses Beauregard in Winchester, daughters of Judge John Beauregard and granddaughters of the late Lieutenant General Beauregard, to pay respects tomorrow evening at 8:45.

Turner Ashby Robt. T. Barton Winchester John G. Walker South’s Leaders. the Misses Beauregard Walker

Fortunes of St. Swithin's Day Weather Forecast

Local brief notes a shower at 1:30 pm and a sultry 4 pm in Winchester. The column echoes St. Swithin's legend predicting forty days of dry weather if today stays fair, contrasting with the USDA Weather Bureau. It recounts the saint's burial and legend of his lowly grave.

Winchester

Board adjourns awaiting Dr Love for vacancy vote

The board postponed deciding the vacancy until Dr Love could return, while three more applications waited unread due to the delinquent member's absence. They planned an early meeting in Rouss City Hall to settle the deadlock later that evening.

Ber Dr. Love Richard L. Gray Council Chamber Rouss City

More Stores to Close at 6 P.M. This Week

Two mercantile establishments announce soon closing hours at 6 o clock starting today Messrs Robinson Brothers and C E Huntsburg. Prof Ide departs for Fauquier County Virginia then to Mt Jackson Virginia for part of his vacation.

Messrs Ide Fauquier County Mt. Jackson

Camp Turney Ashby to Assemble for Memorial Observance

Gen. Turney Ashby Camp will assemble in uniform on Wednesday July 16 at 8 45 p m in the Camp room and proceed to pay respects to the granddaughters of Lt Gen Beauregard now visiting in the city. Commander Robt T Barton issued the order directing the event.

South Robt. T. Barton Turney Ashby Beaureguard

Burglary at Frederick Home of Mr Nixdorff

While away in Winchester on Sunday the Frederick home of Mr. Lewis M Nixdorff was entered through a yard side window. Nothing of value was taken though the servants room was searched and drawers rifled. The family had been at Evans Hotel and returned yesterday to learn of the break in.

Winchester Lewis M. Nixdorff Frederick Nixdorff Evans Hotel Louis M. Nixdork, Jr

Monks Build Chapel Over Rainy Burial Site

The text describes monks planning to move a body to the choir on July 15 but a continuous rainstorm deterred the relocation. Interpreting the weather as a heavenly omen, they instead construct a chapel over the grave site.

Turkey Thieves Hit Lake View Roosts in Night

Residents of Lake View report midnight thefts of turkeys from several roosts. Mr. Madison Grubb lost ten birds in one night and Mrs. J D Wright found her flock missing the next day and later birds returned with wings cropped. Suspects are under surveillance and arrests may follow.

Lake View Madison Grubb J. D. Wright

Bold burglars caught at work on east Piccadilly street

Two bold negro burglars attempted to enter the saloon of Gearing and Shiner on east Piccadilly. Walter Shiner fired a revolver as one burglar fled to a roof and the other waited below. Moonlit pursuit ended with the men escaping after a tense chase.

East Piccadilly Street Gearing & Shiner Walter Shiner Cyrus Howard Mr. Shiner Howard

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