Funeral services for Mrs Nellie May Kline
Reports of multiple local deaths including Nellie May Kline 21 from tuberculosis. daughter of William Cain, husband Edward Kline. services at Braddock Street church and Mount Hebron Cemetery. Other obituaries note Alice Stine Glaize and Franklin Pierce Williams with details on survivors and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie May Kline
Tate Wm. Cain
Alice Stine Glaize
George Frederick Glaize
East Piccadilly Street
Glaize
Henry Stine
This County
Frederick L. Glaize
Glaize & Brother
B. F. Stine
Kansas City
Edgar L. Stine
Walter E. Barr
Charles P. Jack
Winchester
Laura Alsdorff
Orang Oili
Andy Houck
Lancaster
Franklin P. Williams
Franklin Pierce Williams
Frederick County
Mount Williams
Williams
Seatta Williams
Messrs
J. H
W. H .Williams
P. H. Williams
Rachel Burkhart
Virginia Terault
Kline
Edward Kline
North Manxet Street
J. W. Duffey
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron
William Cain
Miller
Ray Cain
John Taylor
Ruth Cain
Window Screen Pickup at Solenberger Co
Readers are directed to Joan 3 for the best window screens offered by Solenberger and Co. iptf. The notice highlights availability and the store as a local source for screen products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan 3. Solenberger & Co
Iptf
Confederate Memorial Day Parade Lineup Observed in City
Official program announces parade on Confederate Memorial Day with formation on Market Street near Piccadilly and marching at 11 o clock in multiple divisions including Sarah Zane Drum Corps Shenandoah Valley Academy cadets with Major Pendleton, Sons of Veterans led by Gen R D Funkhouser and Chief Marshal Thomas S Chamblin, plus Berryville Turner Ashby and Front Royal camps with officers listed and continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Piccadilly
Sarah Zane
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Major Pendleton
Sons of Veterans
R. D. Funkhouser
Thomas S. Chamblin
Newton Carpenter
Daniel Anderson
Third Brigade
H. Kyd Douglas
Berryville
Turner Ashby
C. V
Geo. W. Kurtz
Stover
Strasburg
William Richardson
Front Royal
Shenandoah
Woodstock
Helpless Gripple Cured by Shock in Washington
Virgil Poling, a Romney native, once crippled after a street car accident and a later spine injury, reportedly regained mobility after a startling event in his Washington home. The tale references a lawsuit won against the street car company and notes a mysterious episode involving plastering his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virgil Poling
W. M. Poling
Romney
Sale Postponed Due to Death of Robert R. Smith
The sale of registered stock at Silver Spring farm near Wickliffe Clarke county is postponed to Thursday June 3 due to the death of Robert R. Smith. Richard B. Smith notes the change and invites Mr. Smith’s friends to attend the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Smith
Silver Spring’ Farm
Wickliffe
Clarke County
New Livery Offers Prompt Service and Low Prices
Mc Ilwee's Livery advertises prompt prompt service with affordable rates and traveling men special terms. Two phones available. Fairfax lane contact information appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIlwee
Fairfax Lane
Memorial Flowers for June 5 by W Ray Smith
Orders open for eat flowers and designs for a June 5 memorial. W Ray Smith promotes floral arrangements and memorial decorations with emphasis on timely placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonies
W. Ray Smith
City Council Tackles Streets and Sewer Upgrades
At June meeting City Council hears sewerage report from N Wilson Davis noting 1500 feet of 20 inch sewer laid near the B&O crossing. They discuss street machinery needs, approve water main extensions, set bond prospects, and address taxes on vaudeville, city hall insurance, and sidewalk work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
N. Wilson Davis
Harry F. Byrd
The
Star
Second Ward
William H. Smith
William H. Baker Ocupies
Messrs
Carter Steck
Cooper, McGuire
Deahi Snyder
Janney
Haymaker
Robert T. Barton
Empire Theater
Mmarket Street
Barton
Torney
B. C
G. Williams
Steck
Henry
Carter
Vavic
Iy Davis
Btlaimore & Ohio
Saryous Place
Irwin Brothers
Guy Treasirent Coverzeth Kinzel
J. KE. Correll
Wineea Urs Ue
Am Lakes
Hoover
Ltntoo Sa
Cooper
Kent Street
Council
Feet
Woodman
Captain Haymaker
City -Hogl Board
Market Street
Fort Loudoun Finals Conclude With Graduation
The Fort Loudoun Seminary closes its finals with a large audience for the recital and elocution program. Rev. Dr. J. H. Lacy awards the commercial diploma to Miss Virginia Athey of Winchester and a laurel crown to numerous scholars from both collegiate and preparatory departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Loudoun
Presbyterian Church
Charles R. Stribling
Waynesboro
J. H. Lacy
Virginia Athey
Winchester
Carmen Pierce
Bertha Williams
Bennett Harman
Margaret Lacy
Margary Hatcher
Mildred Haines
Gertruude Thomas
Lucy Blue
Frances Pierce
Regina Kimmell
Regina Dull
Mary Ilouise Glass
Ethel Clendening
Amy Rhodes
Mildred Kuhn
Floating faculty to advise farmers on Virginia trip
The steamer Gratitude of the Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway will voyage down the Rappahannock this week, visiting eight Virginia counties to hold meetings and lectures on farming. Commodore George Wellington Keiner leads the program with Leslie Kline of Virginia Tech aiding visitors, stopping at Fredericksburg and other accessible points for county residents to attend talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railway Company
Rappahannock
Virginia
George Wellington Keiner
Agriculture and Immigration
Baltimore
Leslie Kline
Virginia Polytechnic Intitute
Frederickburg
Countess of King George
Caroline
Westmoreland
Esex
Lancaster
Richmond
Middlessex
Matthews
REO Leads British Army in Automobile Test Parade
The REO led a parade carriage carrying 1,000 soldiers from London to Hastings in a British government military test of automobile utility in war. The feature announced an electric massage trial and an event at the Auditorium on June 5 with the phrase Eighth Wonder of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REO
London
Hastings
T. Ritter
Winchester
New Empire Opens Tomorrow
A brief notice notes the opening of a new empire venue tomorrow with emphasis on a large electric sign. The text directs readers to review the pig opening bill on the sixth page for details.
Spirited Clash Between Old Fathers and Board of Handley
City council and Handley board clashed during a long session over control of board personnel. Council member Steck condemned Handley for trying to influence the council with proposed successors to Hansbrough, urging council control of board selection. Baker and others backed Steck, voting to affirm the council’s power to determine board membership. The discussion ended with support for Steck’s stance, and the council prepared to consider any Handley communications. For sale cheap second hand binder Sprint’s Producer o LETT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Board of Handley Trustees
Dig Cult
Handley Board
J. Lacy
William C. Gratchin
H. Hansbrough
Steck
Bers
Shirley Carter
William H. Baker
Baker
TS Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Glaize
Feo
F. Glaize
F. P. Williams
Virgil Poling Leas
HF. Byrd
C.W. Wilson
Mr.Garter
Finance Committee
Journal of Commerce
iNew York
Claims Committee
Valley Turnpike
Town
Water Committee
Geo. Woodward
New Empire
Ted
DR. McGuire
Handley
Hanstrough
Sprint
Hillyard & Lewis
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