Towns end Burwell Thrown And Hurt
Towns end Burwell owner of Carter Hall and Clarke county figure is recovering after a runaway horse threw him from his cart near Millwood between Millwood and Berryville. Reins snagged under the horse tail spooked the animal. Burwell was unconscious for an hour or two, now improving with cuts and bruises. A nearby motorist narrowly avoided a collision as the horse plowed past an automobile driven by Mrs Mullikin and Miss Mary Carter Randolph.
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The
Millwood
Townsend Burwell
Berryville
Burwell
Witt Honor Memory Of Jefferson Davis
At its last meeting Tur ner Ashby Camp Confederate Veterans adopted a resolution to observe the 100th birth anniversary of Jefferson Davis per Virginia governor proclamation. An observance is planned June sixth in the camp room with a procession from Stonewall Cemetery. Comrade Tom Cartmell ordered the arrangement and announced R Gray Williams will deliver the address.
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Turner Ashby
Jefferson Davis
Virginia
Stonewall Cemetery
Thomas K. Cartmell
R. Gray Williams
Cartmell
Daughters of the Confederacy
Quarryman Hurt as Cable Strikes Forehead in West Virginia Quarry
June 4 report from Bunker Hill Wy Va says John A. Speck of J. E. Baker Lime Co was struck on the head by a flying cable near a rock truck at the quarry and suffered a deep forehead gash. A horse tied at the church broke loose when startled by an automobile but sustained no injury.
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Bunker Hill
Wy Va
John A. Speck
J. E. Baker Lime Company
Robert Miller
Star to Collect Friday for Staff Holiday
The Star announces Friday collections from subscribers and advertisers to grant staff a holiday on the 6th. Collectors will call tomorrow to obtain cooperation from patrons.
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Star Collectors
The Ethics of the Skating Rink Recalled in The Winchester Times
A reprint recalls an 22 year old article about skating as a modern epidemic. It mocks roller rinks as demoralizing but notes their social mix, the lack of social rules, and the rink’s Professor guiding crowds with knee breeches and showy display.
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Winchester Times
the Star
Memorial Day Observances Planned at Stonewall Cemetery
The Gen Turner Ashby Camp and Confederate Veterans announce Memorial Day events in Winchester on June 6. Parade forms at City Hall and proceeds via Market and Main to Stonewall Cemetery for ceremonies led by Commander G W Kurtz with Hon. Henry St George Tucker as orator and prayers by Rev George T Tyler.
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Turner Ashby
Stonewall Cemetery
Hall
Market Street
Piccadilly
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Bywaters
Marshal Thomass
Chamblin and
Aids
Alfred Ferguson
Daniel Anderson
Berryville Cornet
G. W. Kurtz
J. E. B. Stuart
John W. Rowan
Myers-Riddleberger
William Richardson
Shenandoah
Rosser-Gibbons
Neff-Rice
Hugh McGuire
Kurtz
Henry St. George Tucker
Norfolk, Va
Mrs Lula Curl Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Lula Curl wife of plasterer Carmillus B Curl died at 1 PM at her South Main Street home after a long illness of consumption. She is survived by her husband father J T Henry and sister Miss Minnie Henry all of Winchester. Funeral arrangements had not been set.
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Lula Curl
Camillus B. Curl
Winchester
Main Street
Commencement at Epis copal Female Institute of Winchester
The thirty four year old Episcopal Female Institute in Winchester closes with a commencement tonight. Graduates will receive diplomas and gold medals. the morning program featured music readings and a drill by the Physical Culture Club. graduates include Miss Mary Armstead Miss Mary Meredith Marshall Miss Margaret Purcell Miss Janet Temple Varn.
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Episclopal Female Institute of
Winchester
Valley of
Virginia
Frederick
E. F.I. Colerg
University and College
Mary Meredith Marshall
Margaret’ Purcell
Janet Temple Varn
Lillian Love Ramsburg
Monkey At Market St Rink Delights Patrons
Patrons at Market Street Rink are amused by a small tame monkey kept in a large cage at the venue. The display draws laughs and curious observers as the unusual resident interacts with visitors.
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Rink
Market St. Rink
Market, St. Rink
Lpit
Saftah Zone Regular Meeting Announcement
Saftah Zone calls a regular meeting for Friday evening at o clock. The notice provides no agenda details and lists no location or participants.
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Saftah Zone
Spit
City Council Names for First and Second Ward
Recorder M. Lour Capper lists Council members for the First Ward J H Barnett Dr J F Ward John I Sloat and for the Second Ward A T Jones C L Robinson Dr P W Boyd Sr joining the city administration slate.
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City Council
First Ward
J. H. Barnett
J. F. Ward
John I. Sloat
Second Ward
A. T. Jones
C. L. Robinson
P. W. Boyd, Sr
Marshall to buy horses at Sager's livery Saturday
S. S. Marshall will visit Sager's livery on Saturday June 6 to buy horses. The event is set for the afternoon from 1 to 8 p.m. and invites local buyers and vendors to attend.
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T. S. Marshall
Sager
Piano Lessons At Fort Loudoun Seminary
Miss Llewellyn Baker offers piano lessons at Fort Loudoun Seminary from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesdays starting September 10, with terms and address available at Stephens City.
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Llewellyn Baker
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Stephens City
Weather Report for Virginia Tonight and Friday
Showers tonight in Virginia followed by Friday partly cloudy skies. Temperatures rise into a warmer range with improving conditions.
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Virginia
Market St rink offers longest and best skates in state
Market Street Rink proclaims itself as housing the longest and best skates in the state. It is built in the same shape as major city rinks and runs three sessions daily with admission set at ten cents for ladies and fifteen cents for men.
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Market St
Verdict corrects large award in Clarke County suit
The Star reports defense counsel for Boyce Implement Company dispute the Griffith & Boyd claim. They state the jury verdict found for the defendant on the issues and that the final judgment totals about $61 after credits and offsets, not $8 000 as previously stated.
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The
Star
Messrs. Harrison and Lewis
Boyce Implement Company
Clarke County
Griffith & Boyd, Company
Jenkins and Lanham Wed in Quiet Winchester Ceremony
Mr George W Jenkins a prominent local businessman and Miss Mabel Gertrude Lanham daughter of Mrs Mary E Lanham North Kent Street were quietly married last evening by Rev D H Kern at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South The ceremony drew only intimate friends and the couple will live at South Main Street
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George W. Jenkins
Mabel Gertrude Lanham
Mary E. Lanham
North Kent Street
D. H. Kern
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Jenkins
Tate
George EB. Jenkins
Winchester
South Main Street
Palace Showcase Reflects Grief and Youth Troubles
A brief theatre note hints at a somber program tonight featuring a "motherless boy" theme and a focus on loss within a home setting at the Palace. The fragment suggests a dramatic piece examining guilt and loneliness in a family context.
Winchester Overpowers Hagerstown 6 2 at Reservoir Park
Winchester defeated Hagerstown 6 to 2 as Sheepy Johnson starred in the box. Baker hit a home run with Johnson on first and Simpson delivered behind the plate. D McDonald, Cy McDonald’s brother, contributed in left field. Hagerstown was scoreless until the seventh inning. Umpire Anderson timed the game at about one hour with 3 Hagerstown baserunners left on. Belair scheduled for three games beginning today, Winchester to Hagerstown tomorrow.
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Johnson
Winchester
Hagerstown
Reservoir Park
Russell
Baker
Simpson
D. McDonald
McDonald
Harnedee Town
Wirichester
Mabry
Hanks
Sellman
Anderson
Hagerstown Boys
Hagerstown Herald
Belair
El Rey Sisters Present Merry Widow at Market St Rink
The El Rey Sisters perform a new act titled the Merry Widow and Matinee Girl at Market Street Rink this Friday and Saturday, June 6. The siblings promise catchy tunes and lively stagecraft for audiences.
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el Rey Sisters
Merry Widow
el Rey
Market St. Rink
Winchester Plans Push to Improve Rail Service
The mayor forms two committees to press the State Corporation Commission and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for better passenger and freight service. Senate member Robert Ward and businessmen meet in Winchester to oppose discriminatory through traffic and freight rates.
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Corporation Commission
Andy Ss
L.sinder
Preatime
Winchester
State Corporation Commission
Baltimore and Ohio and Southern
Robert M. Ward
Messrs
Lewis F. Cooper
Wer McGuire
S. H. Hansbrough
A. M. Bakker
C. A. Heller
W. C. Gratchen
F. $.Hunt
L. Cappers
H. F Byrd
R. HE. Byrd
Richmond
James Bb. Russell
Harry Jack
Baker We
Nanner
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Harry St. George Tucker
Main
Cork
Market
George T. Tyler
Winchester Disttrict
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Curl
Fas
Mary Armstead
West Virginia
Mary E. Hardesty
Citizens’ Ticket
Stewart Ell
M. Lour Capper
Mr. Jenkins
Miss Lanham
Baltimore
SUN
Winchester and
Weg
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