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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1909

Page

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Philip L Burwell Dies Sudden in Virginia Civil War Veteran and Engineer

The late Philip Louis Burwell died suddenly at his Haymarket home in Prince William County Virginia. His funeral train arrived in Millwood bringing Burwell and family members to Boyce for burial, following his service on General Jubal A Early's staff during the Civil War and later prominence as a Maryland civil engineer.

Millwood Philip Louis Burwell Haymarket Prince William County Boyce Norfolk and Western ‘Railroad

Go Tomorrow Night at the Auditorium

Local amateurs prepare for a contest tomorrow night at the Auditorium with a $2.50 prize in gold. The program includes talking pictures and illustrated songs alongside a complete motion show, promising a larger crowd than previous nights. Tickets are 5 cents to any seat.

Sewerage Work Nears Completion in Winchester Plan

Engineer WN Wilson Davis reports sewerage construction moving ahead after four rainy days. He will present a progress report to the council tonight and the project will accelerate toward completion and transfer to the city by contractors. Empire Opens Thursday Night at Market Street Rink with vaudeville songs and moving pictures. admission 10c. skates 10 and 15. Open all day June 5.

WN. Wilson Davis Empire The Market St SiSen hLe Winchester

REO Leads British Army in War Time Auto Tests

The REO headed a parade of automobiles carrying 1,000 soldiers from London to Hastings in a recent government tests of automobile utility in time of war. A. Ritter was cited as an assistant.

REO London Hastings

Two Hurled From Runaway Team in Capon Springs

Miss Ethel Dunlap and Mr Elmer Fletcher narrowly escaped serious injury when a buggy horse bolted on the Northwestern grade near Capon Springs West Virginia. Fletcher stopped the mare but both were thrown clear as the horse kicked. the pair were later driven home after the incident.

Capon Springs W. VA Ethel Dunlap Elmer Fletcher Fletcher Miss Dunlap Winchester

Mrs Frances Strong Dies at Winchester Hospital

Mrs Frances Gray Strong wife of J W Stewart Strong a leading farmer of Inwood Berkeley county West Virginia died late yesterday afternoon at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a month of illness with acute Brights disease aged 534 years she had been treated at the local hospital for three weeks continued on page 5

Frances Gray Strong J. W. Stewart Strong Inwood Berkeley County W. Va Winchester Memorial Hospital Bright Strong

City Council Meeting Tonight Sets Electors and Trustees

The city council will meet this evening at City Hall for its regular monthly session. It will elect a successor to the late William Jets Smith, second ward council member, and appoint a successor to H. Hansbrough on the Handley Fund Board of Trustees.

William Jets Smith Kite Scott H. Hansbrough Handley Fund

Flowers for June 5 Memorial Designs by Ray Smith

June 5 orders now for cut flowers and memorial designs. Ray Smith offers arrangements and designs for Sth memorials, with two contact phones provided.

I-Ipti J . W. Ray Smith

Fortunes Made in Alfalfa Farming

Mr. J. F. Jack, who sold out his possessions in California years ago to become a Virginia farmer, shows there is good money in alfalfa farming. He notes that success depends on favorable cultivation indications and careful location. Land must be suitable for the venture.

J. F. Jack California Virginia Jack

City Republicans Select Delegates in Winch ester Ward Meetings

City Republicans held ward meetings to elect delegates and alternates for a state convention. Delegates will choose five delegates and five alternates to represent the city at the Newport News state convention. Meetings were well attended and harmonious.

Daewep Biiicams Winchester Newport News

First Fort Loudoun Seminary Concert Delightful Standout

The Fort Loudoun Seminary Auditorium hosted a rare talent show with four pianos, including a grand, played by pupils from beginner to advanced. Miss Frances Piere and Regina Kimmel led unison Arabesque by Chaminade without notes, stunning the audience.

Fort Loudoun Seminary Chaminade Frances Piere Regina Kimmel Carmen Pierce

Death of George A. Markell in Indianapolis Hospital

Mr. George A. Markell died at St Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis from injuries in an accident. His brother Harry Markell of this city received the telegram. Details of the accident were not stated and no further information had been received by late afternoon. The item also notes changes to Cumberland Valley timetables affecting Winchester trains.

Harry Markell Indianapolis Ind George A. Markell St. Vincent Hospital Mr. Markell Markell

Moon's Eclipse Thursday Night

Astronomy readers can observe a near total lunar eclipse Thursday evening starting about 7 30 o'clock. The moon will pass through Earth's shadow, dimming the satellite as it moves between the sun and Earth over North America.

Mr Clagett Weds A Pretty Widow In New York

Special to The Star reports Clarke county farmer J Mack Clagett and widow Lillian Timberlake were married in New York this morning after a romantic courtship. The Bold ceremony surprised Barryville readers who had heard only of high society plans.

Barryville J. Mack Clagett Clarke County Lillian Timberlake New York

University of Maryland honors 237 graduates at Baltimore commencement

Degrees were conferred upon 237 graduates in arts and sciences medicine and law at the annual University of Maryland commencement held at the Academy of Music in Baltimore. An honorary doctor of laws was awarded to Chief Judge Andrew Hunter Boyd of Cumberland president of the Maryland Court of Appeals. Judge Boyd, born and raised in Winchester, is brother of K Holmes Boyd and P W Horyi Cimenet.

University of Maryland Academy of Music Baltimore Andrew Hunter Boyd Cumberland Maryland Court of Appeals Boyd Winchester K.holmes Boyd P. W. Horyi Cimenet

Mysterious Stranger Feeds In Front Yard At Stephens City

Mrs. Dudley L. Miller reported a stranger in her yard who asked for food. He refused to take it in hand, was grabbed by servant William, and fed from the yard. The man kept his head down, making his race unclear.

Stephens City Dudley L. Miller Ile

Georgetown Names Cy McDonald Baseball Captain

After a Georgetown Fordham game in New York yesterday afternoon the squad unanimously elected Cy McDonald of Worcester to captain the Georgetown baseball team for the next season. The decision was praised by students faculty and alumni.

Cy” McDonald Winchester Georgetown Fordham New York McDonald

Bank Directors Pass Resolutions

At a June 1 meeting of the Peoples Bank of Stephens City Virginia the directors passed a resolution expressing deep sympathy for the Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester in the death of their president S. C. Hansbrough. The note says he was a valued counselor and friend. Planned by J. Darvies Candor, Cashier.

Stephens City The Peoples’ Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester S. C. Hansbrough

Gen Finkhouser Visits Gettysburg Battlefield Party

General Finkhouser commanding the third division of the United Confederate Veterans of Virginia and Adjutant General and Chief of Staff Hern of Strasburg Va visited Gettysburg battlefield after a stay in this city. They left this morning to return tonight. The local paper notes travel and a related cinema advertisement for June 5.

Ien Finkhouer Eneral United Confederate Veterans of Virginia Maurerstown Hern Strasburg Iva Kieffer FusiRhouser Gettysburg

Cather Residence for Sale at Court House Step

Public auction of the Cather residence on Fairmount Avenue fronts the Court House on June 12 at 10 30 a m. Property listed for sale in a local notice with other ads nearby.

Cather Gourt House Fairmount Avenue

City teachers re elected Barr and Lacy to school board

City School Board met at City Hall last evening with Chairman E Holmes Boyd presiding. Members present included G G Baker Dr A D Henkel Willian Graic one C A Heller T M Bantz Rh Frank Barr H D Fuller and Rev Dr J H Bacey. R Frank Barr and Rev J H Lacy, recently appointed by court, qualified as members of the board.

R. Frank Barr J. H. Lacy City School Board E. Holmes Boyd Messrs G. G. Baker A. D. ‘Henkel Willian Graicone C A. Heller T. M. ‘Bantz Frank Barr H. D. Fuller J. H. Bacey

Program of Sixth Ready Tomorrow

The program for the Confederate Memorial Day exercises on Saturday June 5 will be published tomorrow by The Star based on Rev. Dr. John P. Hyde’s announcement. The Ladies Memorial Association decorates graves at Stonewall and Mount Hebron Cemeteries. The orator is Mr. R. G. Williams and a veterans parade with ladies and groups will occur.

Star John P. Hyde Ladies’ Memorial Association Tme

Tennessee Men Granted Rehearing by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court granted a rehearing to Sheriff Shipp and five Tennessee men accused of conspiring in the lynching of Ed Johnston, the negro rapist. The decision followed by a large crowd at the Court.

The Star Washington United States Supreme Court Sheriff Shipp Tennessee Ed.Jolnson Spreme Court

Winchester Bluemont Stage Schedule Notice

The stage will run Sundays from June 1 to December 1 with round trips Winchester to Bluemont and a riverside outing to 4 pm returning to Winchester at 6 30 pm. Beginning May 30 Southern By. Co. train to Bluemont will be met daily at 7 40 am and return at 12 15 pm.

Winchester Bluemont Castleman's ‘Ferry Southern By. Co Berryville Maurice F. Castleman

Sale Postponed at Silver Spring Farm

Sale of registered stock at Silver Spring farm near Wickliffe Clarke county is postponed due to the death of Robert R. Smith and will now take place Thursday June 3. Manager Richard B. SME urges Mr. Smiths friends to attend. Fine walking skirts advertised on page 4 by Henry Reatier & Co.

Robert R. Smith Silver Spring Wickliffe Clarke County Henry Reatier, & Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Philip L. Burwell Haymarket, Va T. Ritter Ast Fullyard Lewis J.W.S. Strong Berkeley Dr. Lacy Handley Board of Trustees J. Hf. Lacy S.H. Hansbrough J .F. Jack Rappahannock City Republicans Namte Fort Loudoun George Markell Cumberland Valley Harrisburg Key Winnchester MR. Clagett Timberlake D. L. Miller CY McDonald A. Adams Sec’v J. Mosrr Pres. J. 4Darvies Cashter Gen. Finkhouser iWorld Avid Ae Vis Winchester-Bluemont Richard B. Sme
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