Fort Loudoun Seminary Honors Elevate Student Achievements
A Fort Loudoun Seminary year in review highlights high standards with no medals awarded but special prizes for top performances. Miss Mary Annah Ebert memorized fifty eight poems earning a prize, followed by Miss Lillian Sheetz with fifty six. The cast of The Toy Shop receives honorable mention, and notable talents include Miss Elizabeth Steck Rag Doll, Miss Jeanne Stuart and Miss Gladys Haldeman in musical pieces.
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Mary
Annah Ebert
Lillian Sheetz
Hiawa Ll
Missus Susan
Reid
Frances Gold
Frances Walton
Lucy Barr
Dorothy Green
Cornelia Gray
Elizabeth Steck
Dorothy Stuart
Susie Schlack
Mary Annah Ebert
Elizabeth Baker
Martha Stuart
Fanita’ Holloman
Elisabeth Stuart
Eleanor Chiles
Isabel Wood
Lucille Anderson
Jeanne Stuart
Virginia Baker
Mildred Cooper
Frances Wright
Cora Keith
Masters Dudley Carr
Marshall McCauley
John Eddy
William Henry Gold
Beverley ‘Rice
Lttle
Gladys Haldeman
Bach
Susan Reid Williams
Winchester
Affleck
Mary Annah
Editorial writer Pallary Gosorn dies at Frederick parish farm
Editorial writer Pallary Gosorn died at the Frederick county parish farm where she had lived the past years. She was young, and death caused by dropsy and other diseases. Daughter of the late Conrad Kremer of Winchester, she is survived by two brothers Charles Kremer of Hershey Chocolate Company in Pennsylvania and William Kremer of Lebanon Church Virginia, with many Winchester connections. Funeral at Grace Lutheran Church at 2 pm conducted by Rev. George S. Bowers, burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Floral tributes were sent by friends.
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Ory
Frederick County
Youte
Gosorn
Conrad Kreumer
Winchester
Messrs
Charles Kremer
Hershey Chocolate Company
Pennsylvania
William Kremer
Lebanon Church
Grace Lutheran Church
George S. Bowers
Mount Hebron Cemetery
France Aids Turkish Reorganization with Debt Cure Plan
Paris dispatch says on June 2 France was commissioned by the powers to reorganize Turkey’s domestic affairs and set its government on its feet so the country can meet the enormous Balkan war debts.
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Paris
France
Turkey
Flowers Wanted for June Grave Decoration at Stonewall Cemetery
Citizens who decorated graves previously are asked to continue the duty for this year. Assignments remain, and those with flowers should leave them at Mrs. Love’s residence or Miss Lucy Kurtz’s home. Your contributions are greatly appreciated.
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Stonewall Cemetery
Antique Furniture Sale By Estate Administrator
Administrator Adaim Forney announces a public auction of rare antique mahogany and walnut furniture on Wednesday June 4 1913 at 10 oclock am at 109 Cork Street Winchester Virginia. Items include sideboard bureaus sofas parlor chairs whatnots rare dishes clocks and more dating over a century and a half. Cash terms and no removal until paid.
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Lavenia Henderson
Cork St
Winchester
Adaim Forney
Major Hunter May Seek Gettysburg Park Commission
Washington dispatch says Major Robert W. Hunter of Winchester Virginia plans to apply for the Gettysburg National Park Commission vacancy after General Lomax's death. Hunter, in Washington for Lomax funeral, may pursue the post as multiple candidates compete, with Wilson's selection awaited.
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Hunter
Gettysburg Park Commission
Washington
Robert W. Hunter
Winchester
Virginia
Lomax
Gettysburg National Park
Confederate Memorial Day Observed in Strasburg
Strasburg marked Confederate Memorial Day with a large turnout led by Gray Williams of Winchester as orator. Commander Josiah Stickley of Stover Camp served as master of ceremonies. the parade spanned a quarter mile and featured decorated vehicles and a new military company. At the monument a service included prayer by Rev J H Haley and songs by the Daughters of the Confederacy. Williams spoke eloquently at Securus and received enthusiastic applause. an informal reception followed. The veterans now plan the Fisher's Hill reunion in August, the region's largest for the Shenandoah Valley.
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Strasburg
Gray ‘Williams
Winchester
Josiah Stickley
Stover Camp
J. H. Haley
Daughters of the Confederacy
Secaasi
Williams
Winchester Ora‘tor
Colt
John Pee
Grand Camp of
Confederate Veterans of Virginia
Fishers Hill
Shenandoah Valley
Excursion Run From Strasburg to Washington and Baltimore
The first Sunday excursion from Strasburg to Washington and Baltimore by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad operated yesterday. The train carried travelers from points between Strasburg and Harpers Ferry who spent a delightful day in the cities and returned late last night. Turner Ashby Camp members meet at 7 30 this evening to finalize plans for the June 6 celebration.
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Strasburg
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
Turner Ashby Camp
Sale of Miss Ella Moorehead's property at Eddy Press building
An advertisement announces a sale of Miss Ella Moorehead's property at the Eddy Press building on North Braddock street at 10 o'clock next Thursday. The notice also offers a new 7-room dwelling with electric lights and bathroom for $2500. G. Clarence Miller signs the ad. Locust pin shavings free at mill.
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Ella Moorehead
Eddy Press
North Braddock Street
G. Clarence Miller
Virginia Weather Weathers Light Fall Tonight and Tuesday
Fragments from a Virginia weather brief indicate a cool night ahead followed by a cooler Tuesday. The note mentions Mr. Lee Fisher accepting a position with John Miller and Brother, but details are unclear.
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Virginia
Lee Fisher
John
Miller
Miss Steck Is Dead In County
Miss Steck died at 6 o'clock this morning at her home after an illness in Wood County. Born in Mexico on June 20 1868 she was the first English speaking child born there to her parents. Survived by mother and three brothers John M Steck Winchester Thomas W Steck Opequon and another Steck who lives afar. Funeral at 4 pm Wednesday at the house with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. She was a member of the Presbyterian Church and held in high esteem by many friends.
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Steck
Michael Ennays
Miss Steck
Mexico
Essrs
John M. Steck
Winchester
Thomas W. Steck
Opequon
Og ‘Steck
Mount Hebron
Presbyterian Church
Convicted Liquor Offenders Summoned to U S Court
Messrs Howard Shull Roy Robinson Luther Kremer AT Tismani and Maynard McCauley once convicted of selling liquor without a license must appear today before the United States Court for violation of federal liquor laws in Harrisonhire. Witnesses present include A Doran Join Kern Hunter Kern ward Cooper Richard Mills and Camiting Ouedi Jenkins will serve as jurors for this session.
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Howard Shull
Roy Robinson
Luther Kremer
AT ‘Tismani
Maynard McCauley
Todiy
Harrisonhire
United States
A. Doran
Join Kern
Hunter Kern
Ward Cooper
Richard. Mills. Andl
Camiting
Ouedi J
J. W. Carpenter
F. C. Colston
Henry Jenkins
Secretary Daniels Inspect Nar ragansett Bay Naval Station
Secretary of War Daniels inspected the United States Naval Station at Narragansett Bay. He was welcomed with a nineteen gun salute as apprentices were shown drills and other exhibitions.
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Newport
Daniels
United States Naval Station
Narragansett Bay
Panama Girls Open Week at Auditorium Tonight
The Panama Girls and Motion Pictures Auditorium presents a week's engagement with two shows nightly. First show at 7 15, late pictures also shown. An entire change of shows will be given each night. Do not miss a night.
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Panama Girls
Mr. George B. Weiss Dies in California
Friends in Winchester report the death of George B. Weiss in San Diego California on May 29. He formerly lived in Washington and had married Virginia Tyme sister of Mrs. William B. Galmes of Winchester. Weiss had been in poor health and spent last summer with local friends.
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Winchester
San Diego
Cal
George B. Weiss
Washington
Virginia ®Yme
William B. Galmes
Mr. Weiss
Sudden Death of Mrs Lydia Strosnider Shocks Close Circle
Mrs Lydia Strosnider, wife of B F Strosnider, died suddenly at home Sunday night after a porch vigil with her husband. She was 63, attended First Baptist services daily, survived by husband, a daughter Mrs Hardy, and a brother Mr Headley of Greene County. Funeral at 10 30 Wednesday at the house, Rev W H Carter officiating, Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Lydia, Strosnider
B. F. Strosnider
Hardy
Toesofty
Winchester
Gee
Oe Drother
W. H. Carter
First Baptist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Swanson Announces West Virginia Mine Probe
Senator Claude A. Swanson, chair of the special committee, said the inquiry into West Virginia mine conditions will begin in Washington on Wednesday and will include an on site visit to West Virginia before returning in a week.
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Washington
Claude A. Swanson
West Virginia
Tomor
Return of blue uniforms by Rouse Hook and Ladder Co
Members of the Rouse Hook and Ladder Company who possess blue uniforms and do not intend to participate in Memorial Way parade are requested to return them to the company hall on Thursday night, June 5, 1913. Members without uniforms may obtain them at that time. By order of Captain L. Ritter, Secretary.
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Ladder Co
Memorial Way
L. I. ‘Ritter
Sessions of D. G. Taber nacle convene at Mt. Carmel church
The sessions of the D. G. Taber nacle of L. and C. will convene in Mt. Carmel F. B Church instead of Co. F. Hall. All participants for the opening session should be at the church by 10 a.m. Wednesday by order of Committee.
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D. G. Tabernacle of
L. and
Mt. Carmel F. B
Co. F. Hall
For Sale Five Passenger Route Car in Good Condition
Classified note advertises a five passenger route car in good condition. No further details provided.
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Rouss Oy
Mrs Lashan Is Taken By Death
Mrs. May B Lanham wife of B Le Lanham died at 7 10 o'clock on day morning at her home on avenue after a complication of Gideases in the forty eighth year of age She was a Miss Pope of Middletown and was highly respected She was married September 6 1882 to Mr Lanham Survived by husband six daughters and three sons and six brothers Interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery conducted by Rev George W Stover at % o clock Tuesday afternoon-no further details given
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Mra
May B. Lanham
B. le Laya Hand
Gideases
Middletown
Lanham
Ohio
Randolph
Pope
Hagerstown
Panterson
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs. Cornell of County Dies Here at Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Ella Cornell wife of William J. Cornell died about 11 oclock Saturday at Willchester Memorial Hospital after treatment for peritonitis. She was 42 years old. Funeral services will be held at the MatGi Interment will be in the adjoining graveyard. She is survived by her husband, a son Glenn Cornell, of home. a brother Louis R. B. Spillman of Baltimore. two sisters Laura V. Spillman of Hagerstown and Clara M. Spillman of Baltimore Md.
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Ella Cornet
William J. Cornell
Eld
County
Willchester Memorial Hospital
Pam
Flowers For Florida Shaft Memorial Plan
Mrs W L Love president of Turner Ashby Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy received a $5 check from Mrs A B MacDavid Pensacola Chapter Y D C to place an emblem on the Florida shaft on June 6 for Confederate Memorial Day. She acknowledged receipt and will arrange the flowers on the shaft in Pensacola.
Samoset Chocolates Featured at Oondorti and McVicar
Ipif AUTOMOPILES fan hire appears at Rouss Garage amid a local listing. The brief notice mentions Samoset Chocolates touted as the best, linking to Oondorti and McVicar's as the locale.
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Samoset Chocolates
Oondorti & McVicar’s. Ipif
Rouss Garage
Vice President Attends Righteousness Meeting at Church
The Vice-President and Wise President led a gathering at a Presbyterian church that overflowed with attendees. Thomas Dawson, clerk of the court, and H. H. Hunter of the federate veterans joined on stage before a large audience as they greeted each other and received an ovation. The Vice-President spoke on the significance of righteousness and Jesus' blood as a foundation.
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Thomas Dawson
H. H. Hunter
Dawson
Miter
Roosevelt Awarded Six Cents in Damages Suit
The case ended with nominal damages of six cents awarded to the plaintiff and Colonel Roosevelt, who returned to resume duties as editor. The judge instructed the jury to render the token sum after the defendant retracted, with the court noting Roosevelt’s temperate conduct in the proceedings.
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Michigan
Plannigan
Conelusigm
D 1
Roosevel
Flannigan Ariv
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John P. Nicholson
Smith
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Paice
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Naval Station
Panama Girls and Motion Pictures Auditorium
California
Market St
J. George Baetter
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The
Rouse Hook
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U. S. and Wise
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