Bridge Party for Mrs Taylor and visiting guests in Berryville
A Bridge party in Berryville honored Mrs A S J Taylor of Atlanta with guests including Mrs Jno Winter and Miss Sadie Holland. Prizes went to Miss Holland and Mrs John B Neill. An Upperville club defeated Berryville in Moore's Field baseball game.
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Skating Contest Tonight at Market Street
A skating contest is held tonight on Market Street with prizes for top performers. Participants are urged to arrive early and compete for cash and gift awards in a community event.
Flowers At Funeral For Mary Bren Louise Pa
Funeral services were held at 10 o clock this morning at the South Main street home for Mary Bren Louise Pa daughter of Mr Harry Parsons. Rev Dr T W Lacy conducted the service. Interment followed at Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers C B Orndorff Fred Crisman Fred Haines and Paul Spillman. All Sunday school children carried flowers for the grave.
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Harry Parsons
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TW Lacy
Towns and Grim Tie the Knot in Hagerstown Ceremony
Announcement reports Miss Ida Virginia Grim daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Grim of this city wed William G Towns of Harpers Ferry West Virginia. The ceremony was held in Hagerstown Maryland and was officiated by Rev J L Simon.
Spangler Marries Jessie Hood in Baltimore Ceremony
A pretty welding was solemnized at Lafayette Square Presbyterian Church Baltimore. Charles W. Spangler formerly of Winchester and Jessie M Hood daughter of the late James H Hood of Howard County Md were the contracting parties. Rev Charles G Cady presided and the couple left for a Northern tour including Niagara Falls Montreal and the White Mountains. Spangler long connected with Western Union and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road in Winchester. His first wife died years ago. Mrs Sarah Brooks visiting Martinsburg W Va. Miss Maude Brown attends Y P C U convention at Martinsburg W Va.
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Thmage Wichors
Cady
Niagara Falls
Montreal
White Mountains
No Arrest Reported in Chapman Case
Dispatches from Baltimore and Washington claimed a Llancaville resident was arrested as a Chapman murder suspect. The Star noted no arrest had been made and the coroner's inquest was ongoing in Slanesville with a verdict pending. Fresh mixed Cheon Tea offered by the Winchester Tea Co.
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Hampshire ‘County
W. Va
Winchester Tea Co
Lightning Kills Youth in Bay Connellsville
A severe thunderstorm in Connellsville, Pa., claims the life of 14 year old John Condren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hughes, who was struck while at home during the storm. Some reports note the family ties to Dunbar.
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George Eliot
Rett Holt
Transome
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John Condren
Edward
Rev. W. A. Pearsons Wife Passes Away
The remains of Mrs. M. C. Pearson, wife of Rev. W. A. Pearson, died of intestinal cancer in Gore, in this county. The body was brought to Winsbeda, New Mexico, for burial with the Rev. Pearson and his daughter. The narrative mentions the family, past residence in Gore, and the pastor's church leadership.
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M.C. Pearson
Bluefield
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Mr. Pearson
Maryland Portland Cement Plant Opens Near Hagerstown
The Maryland Portland Cement Company opened its plant two miles from town along the Western Maryland railroad. Officials and stockholders toured the site and praised the project, a million-dollar venture that will produce up to 860 barrels of cement daily. Major F H Lewis supervised design and erection with four 300-hp boilers and two 400-hp engines driving rock and clinker mills.
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C Maryland Portland Cement ‘Company
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Mexicans and Indians Battle at Imacilade Ranch
Report from Sonora describes a pitched clash between Mexican troops and Papago Indians at Imacilade ranch near the Cetro mining camp. Nineteen Indians were killed and five soldiers wounded in the fighting.
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Sonora
Children's Services At Paxtons Chapel
The annual children's day exercises at Paxtons Chapel on Frederick circuit will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m. A musical and literary program is set, featuring Col J C Baker of Stephens City with an address on the Life of Samuel. Dinner will be served on the grounds. Rev R K Nevitt of Strasburg Junction will preach at 11 o'clock on game day.
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Strasburg Junction
Organizing an Almost New Fire Reel Team
The Friendship Fire Company managers plan to organize an almost entirely new reel team for the reel races at the State Firemen's convention in Harrisonburg next month. They aim to recruit the best possible men and expect to win one of the prizes at Harrisonburg.
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Harrisonburg
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