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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1912

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Sun day School Convention to Meet in Winchester

The Baltimore conference of the Methodist Episcopal South plans its 46th annual Sun day School session at Braddock Street Church in Winchester June 11 to 13. The program features three daily sessions, notable speakers from Baltimore Washington and Virginia, and a closing on Friday afternoon.

Sunday School Association Baltimore Methodist Episcopal. Church South Braddock’ Street Charles D. Bulla Wesley Adult Bible Class Department Will Markke J. R. Jacobs H. H. Sherman A. Knox B. V. Switser C. D. Harris J. Harry, Smith W. P. Johnson Washington Thomas C. Diggs Virginia State Sunday School Association W. 3. Phillips Fredericksburg Washington Topham Winchester

Confederate Memorial Visit Highlights Local News

Mr and Mrs John Arnold of Keyser West Virginia visited to attend Confederate memorial events on June 6. Mrs Arnold kept a noted Civil War memory, including a tale about General Banks and a cow pasture. Boston reports Governor decision pending for Lena Cusumano execution petition as Massachusetts considers the death sentence. Local ministers hosts for a clergy convention with delegate arrangements and per diem rates outlined.

John Arnold Keyser W. Va Arnold Laura Arnold Winchester Mount Hebron General Banks Boston Lena Cusumano Executive Council Massachusetts Enrico Marcioli Cusumano

Original Seal of Virginia Reintroduced After Restoration

Virginia officials restore the original seal for documents dated after June 1 1912. The revived seal features a victorious female figure with a downward sword and upward spear, replacing the older design. All city and county clerks receive the new seals and imprint usage began days ago.

Commonwealth of Virginia

Rose Aulas Sale Near White Post Forms Orchard Co

Mr M H B Reardon sold 10 percent acres of his Rose Hill farm near White Post Clarke county to White Post Orchard Company for about 50000 dollars. The company plans a 100 acre orchard, trees planted, and Prof J P Neff of Staunton likely to reside in the new house.

M. HB. Reardon Commonwealth James. P Reardon Winchester Rose Hill” Farm White Post Clarke County White Post Orchard’ Company, Incorporated Reardon Johnston Birmingham Joseph _E. Johnston J.P. Neff O’ Staunton Augusta County Eager Neff ItJls

Explosion at Gambling Feud Injures East Side Leader

Four buildings were dynamited during a large gambling feud in New York. Zack Zelig, East Side gang leader, was shot and is in critical condition at Bellevue Hospital. Explosions damaged properties on lower Fourth Avenue and St. Marks Place, all occupied by his associates.

New York Zack” Zelig East Side Lower Fourth Avenue St. Marks Place Zelig Bellevue Hospital Olig

Hotel Men To Fight Waiters Strike

New York hotel owners raised 110000 dollars to oppose the waiters strike. Leaders report 5518 workers are on strike across 110 hotels in the city.

National News Service New York

Six Reels at Ship Auditorium Tonight

The Ship Auditorium screens six big reels tonight including Message from the Moon, A Matter of Business, Told by Indian Bess, Oil, Seeing Detroit and other titles. One show at 1p listed.

Biograph Lubin Bess Selig Melies Detroit

Singer Wright Impresses The Empire Audience With Piano Sing

Mr Ed Wright engaged to play piano at the Empire proved a singer of ability. People stayed for a second show to hear him sing the illustrated song again. An unrelated ad fragment mentions wallpaper at Hillyard's store and a sale price drop from 10 to 5 cents for a one day special.

Ed. Wright The Empire

Taft Delegates From Ohio Capture RNC Front

Columbus June 4 The Taft slate won all six Ohio delegates to the Republican national convention. The state convention debated contested Taft delegates with Beating of Roosevelt supporters. Temporary organization became permanent with Senator Burlon as chairman. Roosevelt minority report failed by 34 votes.

National News Service Columbus Ohio Taft Gevelt Burlon Roosevelt

Boy Scouts to Parade on Confederate Memorial Day

The Winchester Boy Scouts of America youth group will march in the Confederate memorial day parade on June 6. Their first public appearance was May 30 at the National Cemetery where exercises were held, with an invitation extended for a further event on June 6. HD Flood will give the address in Stonewall Cemetery, introduced by City Solicitor R Gray Williams.

Boy Scouts of America Winchester National Cemetery HD. Flood Stonewall Cemetery R. Gray Williams

Commissioner of Revenue Notice From Isaiah Roe

A formal notice states that all persons who have issued licenses must report by June 7 1912. Commissioner of Revenue Isaiah Roe requests compliance and reports at that time.

Isaiah Co. Roe

Santa Cecelia Plant Burned in Cuba

A dispatch reports the Santa Cecelia sugar plantation in Cuba burned. Marines at Guantanamo were rushed to the scene by order of the State Department after the fire began.

Washington Barber Havana War Department Santa Cecelia Plantation Cuba State Department Guantanamo True

Everybody's Doin It Fan Giveaway at Empire Theater

A free fan titled Everybody's Doin It will be given away to all on June 6 at the Empire Theater. A full day program includes a vodvil and a picture show with a different program at night. Admission 5 and 10 cents, 1p.

Empire Theater

Two Killed In Kentucky Raid Near Jenkins

Whitesburg Ky June 4 Two men were killed and three others seriously injured during a blind tiger raid near Jenkins Deputy Sheriff Pollard and United States Marshal J W and J H Adkington led the operation The lookout signaled surrender and a volley followed Pollard fell with two bullets and two inmates were killed Two others were wounded and eight surrendered.

National News Service Whitesburg Jenkins Pollard United States J. W J. H Adkington

Mrs Lydia Funk Passes After Prolonged Illness in Winchester

Mrs Lydia Funk wife of James N W Funk well known furniture dealer and funeral director died after years of failing health at Peach Street Winchester Born near Bendersville Adams County Pa 68 years ago she came to Winchester in 1868 married May 29 186? Their son Harry C A Funk survives along with her husband three siblings and three grandchildren Funeral services were held at 4 pm Wednesday at Braddock Street Methodist Church South with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers named C B Hunteberry W G Conway John W Rice Maurice M Lynch J L Whitlock and John T Sloat.

Lydia Funk James N. W Funk Peach , Math Street Punk Mrs. Funk Bendersville Adams County Gettysburg Battlefields Gabriel Rebecca Smith Winchester George W. Oyler Harry C. A. Funk Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Jacob Simuth Alexander Oyler Gettysburg Luke R. Markwood John P. Hyde Southern Methodist Church

All Day Show at Auditorium June 6 Featuring War Drama

On Thursday June 6 the Auditorium presents a big two hour show of six reels with a noted southern war drama. The event runs from 10 AM to 6 PM for country residents, with a regular 7 PM to 11 PM show at night. Special one day sale at Hillyard's store offering wallpaper 10 to 20c reduced to 5c.

Hable Hillyard Wickies

Infant for Adoption by Children’s Home

Deserted infant seeks adoption through the Children’s Home. Applicant desires placement via the agency and provides contact details for possible foster or permanent home care.

Children’s Home oSasee Spe

Jifkins Dies Suddenly in Scranton

Relatives in Winchester notified by telegraph of the sudden death of E. J. Jifkins, a prominent Scranton businessman. He married Julia Baker and is survived by his widow and son John Handel y Jilkins of Philadelphia. He bought a family lot at Mount Hebren Cemetery, first to be interred there. funeral plans pending.

Winchester EB. J. Jifkine Scranton Jifkins Julia Baker Catherine Baker Henry Baker John Handley Jilkins Philadelphia Jilkins Mount Hebren

Fall Weather Outlook This Week From Weather Bureau

The present week will bring generally fair weather with scattered thunder showers. Temperatures will run above or near average across the eastern and southern states and over the central regions. The forecast notes a moving barometric depression over the northwest heading toward the St. Lawrence Valley tomorrow.

Wort Weat Bureau Reo St. Lawrence Valley

Common Council Meets Tonight At City Hall

Notices for the regular monthly Common Council meeting state the session will be held at o clock this evening in City Hall. On the agenda are carryovers from the last meeting and several additional items of varying importance to be considered tonight.

Friendship Fire Company Holds Evening Meeting on Memorial Day Parade

A special meeting of the Friendship Fire Company convenes at 8 o'clock this evening to finalize arrangements for participation in the Confederate memorial day parade on June 6.

Friendship Fire Company

Virginia Weather Forecast Shows Showers Tonight

The forecast for Virginia calls for showers late tonight followed by fair skies and cooler temperatures on Wednesday.

Virginia

Richmond Kids Depart for Longwood Camp

In Richmond Virginia on June 4 thirty cheerful children aged six to fourteen traveled from Byrd Street station to Longwood for a six week session. The Nurses' Settlement organized the trip to Clarke county with Dr Gwynn Harrison called the good old doctor. The group will enjoy fresh air, good food, and outdoor activities under funding from a community drive.

Richmond Byrd “Street Longwood Gwynn Harrison Clarke Mond Clarke County

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Rose Aulas Reel Ship Hillyard’s Jimne Boy Scouts Commissioner of Revenue Santa Cecelia Kentucky Death Mrs. Jas E. J. Jifkins Common Council Friends of Fort Loudoun BR. W. Dailey Shepherds All Maidens Fair Fort Loudoun Seminary Dorothy Hook M Thomas Frances Bareckson Katine Baetjer Elizabeth Morrison Fantasie Hongrosse Elisabeth Morison Missew Emme Woore Vera Lynch Mary Lartelt Senab Miss. Meyer Dailey Cecelia Anna da
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