Institute Closes With Winchester School Exercises
The thirty sixth annual Episcopal Female Institute of Winchester closed with graduation ceremonies at City Hall Auditorium. The program featured vocal and piano numbers, a diploma delivery by Rev. William H. Carter, and multiple medals awarded to senior and junior students for music and achievement.
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Episcopal Female of
Winchester
City Hall
J. A. de
iVotal
Cavatina
E. McCarty
William H. Carter
Overture
G. Pine
H. Solenberger
F. Henning
F. Rosenmyer
Rinker
Stradella
M. Sartelle
H. Solen
Oval Hustleton
S._R. Morris Mario Smythe
E. Ramsburg
Gwendolin Wynne
Ramsburg
Illah Starington
Eva Hiett
Frederick County
Cora Ef.huddleson
Herndon
Elizabeth H. Muir
Louisville
Freda Rosenmeyer
M. ‘Amy
Upperville
Henel .V. Solenberger
Blanche V. Smith
Lillian M. Ramsburg
M. Amy Rinker
Loudoun County
Lydia B. Marshall
Pauquie County
M. Opal Robinson
Frederic County
Cora E. Huddleton
Jerndon
Julia Clowe
Winester
Six Reel Show at the Auditorium Tonight
A double feature of six reels plays at the Auditorium tonight with a new ibiograph and a great western picture. Come early to secure a seat.
Nero The Burning of Rome Starrs at EMhee Sat Night
The greatest picture sensation of the day Nero The Burning of Rome is an extra treat at the EMhee Saturday night. Also an Imp. Pp Sarah Zane meeting tonight important for every member to attend.
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Nero
Rome
Sarah Zane
Hailstorm Strikes Winchester Amid Fierce Spring Storm
Residents woke to a violent storm with deafening thunder and vivid lightning as hail pounded the area. The city saw little damage in the county though the storm’s fury and unseasonable weather sparked widespread alarm and memories of past cold snaps. The Weather Bureau forecasts warmer weather soon, with discussion of historical cold events in 1859 and 1864.
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Winchester
Haid
Weather Bureau
Virginia
June 6 Winchester Auditorium feature motion pictures
The notice promotes a grand continuous show at Winchester Auditorium on June 6. Beginning early and running all day, each two hour program will screen the best motion pictures available, a featured attraction not to be missed.
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Winchester
Death of J Frank Kennerly near White Post Virginia
J Frank Kennerly died at home near White Post Virginia, last year a Civil War Mosby Ranger, later educated at Cool Spring and the University of Virginia. He held a cotton business in Galveston Texas and lived on part of Greenway Court estate. Survived by widow Miss N E Littlepage of King William County, a daughter, a son, and three sisters of White Post.
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White Post
J. Frank Kennerly
Wil- Han C. Kennerly
Kennerly
Mosby
Captain McDonald
Cool Spring
Berryville
Carlisle Kercheval Couple Wed at Southern Methodist Parsonage
Mr Holmes Carlisle and Miss Hattie Kercheval, prominent Clarke county families, were married last evening at the Southern Methodist Church parsonage on Amherst street by Rev J W Duffey. Carlisle is assistant postmaster at Berryville and they will live there.
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Holmes Carlisle
Mies Hattie Kercheval
Clarke County
Southern Methodist Church
Amherst Street
J. W. Duffey
Carlisle
Berryville
Navy officers attend Annapolis alumnae banquet
Over 100 officers of the United States Navy attended the alumnae banquet at the academy in Annapolis last night. Speeches were delivered by several senior association members including Lieut. JKGom. Louis McCoy Nulton of Winchester, a member of the class of 1889.
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United States Navy
Academy
Annaporie
Anmong
Ikgom
Louis McCoy Nulton
Winichester
Windell Found Dead Near Warren in Shenandoah County
Arthur Windell postmaster and merchant of Warren near Marlboro in Shenandoah County was found dead in woods near his home. He likely died last night from heart trouble after going squirrel hunting. no violence reported. He leaves a widow Agnes Tewell Windell and four sons, a daughter, parents, three brothers, and a sister. Funeral services are planned at Mount Hope Chapel with interment at Lebanon Church.
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Opeation
Arthur Windell
Warren
Marlboro
Accra
Shenandoah County
Bowers
Windeld
Edward Holtzman
Oscar Pingley
John Willis
Mr. Windell
Windell
Addison Winll
Hage Merchant
Winchester Orchants
Agnes Tewell
Davis
W. Va
Bred
Guy
Albert Windell
Bessie Windel
Addison Winwell
Messrs
Howard
W. L. Windell
Frank Windell
Albert. Haymaker
Runaways Are Wedded At Last
Basil Allen Brown and Zula May Harper from Locketts Virginia eloped after being chased by the bridegroom’s father through several towns. They wed in Clarksburg with Rev. Ss. M. Yost officiating and then departed for parts unknown. Harper did not appear. a friend accompanied Brown amid excitement over the elopement.
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Basil Allen Brown
Zula May Harper
Locketts
Charles Town
Hagerstown
Washington
Roeckville W
Rockville
Clarksburg
Brown
Boyds
Jones & Jolliffe New Store Bargains Advertised in Winchester
Advertisers urge Winchester shoppers to visit the new Jones and Jolliffe store to save money on everyday items. The firm claims to buy at forced sales and sell below production cost with honest representations and courteous treatment as the rule.
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Winchester
Jones & Jolliffe
New Building Project At Shenandoah Institute
After the Shenandoah Collegiate Institute graduation in Dayton Virginia the cornerstone of a new ten thousand dollar gymnasium and dormitory was laid. The project is a material addition under the Virginia conference of the United Brethren Church and the ceremony featured Rev G P Hett and Bishop W M Weekly among others.
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Shenandoah Collegiate Institute
Dayton
Pernoon
Virginia Conference of the United Brethren Churchs
G. Pbihett
D. D
Kansas City
J. C
Myers
H. Crowell
A. & Hammack
Confederate memorial exercises set for June 6 in Stonewall Cemetery
The June 6 program in Stonewall Cemetery will draw veterans from Shenandoah Valley camps, local fire companies, students, and citizens. The parade forms on Market Street before marching via Piccadilly and Main to Cork and Watery streets, then to the cemetery for a service led by Rev. William H. Carter, with speeches by Herbert S. Larrick of Winchester and benediction by Rev. W. D. Smith. General Funkhouser will head the march, with aides Col. John Boyd and Danile Anderson among others serving.
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Stonewall Cemetery
Shenandoah Valley
Market Street
City Hall
Piccadilly Street
Main Street
Cork
Market
Watery
William H. Carter
First Baptist Church
George W. Kurta
Purner
Ashby Camp
John. P. Hyde
Herbert
Messrs
Newton Carpenter
Danilel Anderson
Winchester
Mrs Reinhart Hosts Card Party for Gretchen Wellington
Mrs Edward da J Reinhart daughter of Mr and Mrs A H Berry of Winchester hosted a card party Tuesday afternoon at her Shepherdstown home in honor of her guest Miss Gretchen Wellington of Cumberland Maryland.
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Edward da. J. Reinhart
A. H. Berry
Winchester
Shepherdstown
Ww. Va
Gretchen Wellington
Cumberland, Md
Rummage Sale of Millinery Goods
An ongoing rummage sale at Nail’s offers bargains on millinery items. The listing notes hours 3 to 1 p.m. and 2 to t.
Stephens City Services and Sale Demonstration Week
Rev. W. D. Smith will preach at the Episcopal Church in Stephens City Sunday at 3 45 p m. A Majestic Souvenir Set of Water is offered at John S Solemberger and Co's store during demonstration week from June 6 to June 11.
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W. D. Smith
Episcopal Church
Stephens City
Jno. S. Solemberger & Co
Feud Threat Follows Roman Slayings In Martinsburg West Virginia
In Martinsburg West Virginia Richard Roman father of Justice Romaty slain by Claude McCusker is suspected to pursue the fugitive despite Sheriff Barbers warning. The elder Roman fired twice at McCusker on the mountain but was talked out of further pursuit. McCusker remains hidden in the mountains and is believed to be supplied by sympathizers as locals fear a larger armed clash.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Barber
Richard Roman
Romaty
Claude McCusker
McCusker
Roman
Emall
Hancock
McCuster
Cyclone Damages Mullady Farm in Hampshire County
A miniature cyclone struck Mullady’s Dinner in Romney West Virginia near St James Mullady’s House at Thilp’s Store in Hampshire county. The storm blew dinner from the table demolished a window ripped door panels tore the barn roof and corn crib from its foundation while several cherry trees were uprooted. A meteor the size of a hen egg fell in the yard of Wwil Mam Montgomery about two feet from him.
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Romney
James Mullady
Hampshire County
Wwil
Baseball scores from several leagues summarized
American League games saw Louis defeat Boston 9 to 10 after postponements due to rain. National League results: New York 7 over Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 3 over Pittsburg 1, Philadelphia 3 over St Louis 4, Boston 1 over Chicago 2. Virginia League tallies: Lynchburg 3 over Roanoke 6, Richmond 3 over Norfolk 0, Danville 8 over Portsmouth 3.
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Louis
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Danville
Portsmouth
Virginia Weather Forecast Tracks Warmup Across Regions
Official forecast notes a pair of cool nights followed by a Saturday of fair skies. Temperatures expected to rise in the northern and western portions with warmer conditions prevailing in the southeast.
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Washington
Virginia
Coffman Family Visited Edinburg This Week
William Coffman and wife of Middletown with Mrs Delia Gant and Mrs Annie Mumston from Boyce and Stephenson visited Mr and Mrs Abe Coffman in Edinburg for a short time early this week.
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William Coffman
Middletown
Coffman
Delia, Gant
Annie Mumston
Boyce and Stephenson
Mrs Henkel and Daughter Return From Wilmington Visit
Mrs Margaret Henkel, visiting relatives in Winchester, and her daughter Mrs Frank Rupert with family in Wilmington Del, have returned from the latter place on Wednesday afternoon. Local note from New Market Valley. Moling and Seal's House Furnishings advertisement appears on page 5.
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Margaret Henkel
Winchester
Frank Rupert
Wilmington
Del
New Market
Alumni clash over Virginia Tech president Barringer
Virginia Tech alumni debate the future of Dr. Barringer amid petitions and threats of resignation. Priddy allies push for action while Barringer supporters vow to defend his leadership, with a board hearing and June 14 meeting looming.
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Cate
Lawrence P Dent
Virginia Polytech
Paul
Sene
Priddy
Blacksburg
Alumni Association
Perm Lesibie
Hig Power
Ger
Hic
Legiehvta
Board of Visitors
Blackeburg
Barringer
Madison No.6 T.C.O.F. to Hold Annual Flower Show
Members and visiting brethren of Madison No.6 T. C. O. F. will meet Sunday at Fellows Hall at 2 PM to tend their annual flower stress event. W. L. Williamson is listed as secretary.
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Madison
No.6
T. C
Fellows
L. Wihhisson
Empire All Day six June item unclear
An OCR fragment notes Empire All Day and a date six June with a cue to see particulars on page six. No further readable entities or actions are available from the text.
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Empire
Charley Rouss Fire Company Meeting Tonight
Charley Rouss Fire Company plans a meeting this evening at eight o'clock to finalize arrangements for June 6. Members are urged to attend for final details and coordination.
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Will Will Charley Rouss
Demonstration at store for one week in June event
S Solenberger & Co announces a demonstration at the store for one week starting June 6. The event invites customers to view new products and engage with staff demonstrations during daytime hours.
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Ju Ino. S. Solenberger* & Co
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Stitute
Gradua
Berger
Kercheval
Miss Cline
U. B. School
Stephens City Services
Mullady
Edinburg
Moling & Seal’s House
DR. Barringer
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