Books in Funk Ray Firm Under Suspicion in Court
In circuit court today Mrs. Virginia Ray executrix faced a receivership bid amid allegations that Funk & Ray books were tampered with after John Ray’s 1905 death. J N W Funk seeks $8,738.34 as partner’s share. conflict arose over access to the firm records for defense and accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itine Io
J. N
Funk
Virginia’ Ray
John Ray
R. E. Byrd
Ray
Funk& Ray
J. N. W. Funk
Funk & Ray
Virginia Ray
Warry Funk
Thomas N. Lupton
S. Bill
le. Ray
Miss Haymaker Dead at Armel
Miss Georgia W Haymaker 21 lived in Armel county native to the area died after a long tuberculosis illness at her home Funeral services set for Macedonia Church Wednesday at eleven Rev H M Strickler to conduct burial beside church Survived by parents Mr and Mrs George W Haymaker and sister Miss Della Haymaker Formerly a Star correspondent at Armel theater of family grief and community loss
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Georgia W. Haymaker
G.W. Haymaker
Armel
Miss Haymaker
Macedonia Church
H. M. Strickler
George W
Sarah Haymaker
Della Haymaker
Haymaker
Winchester
Recent Guests at Winchester Inn
A list of guests staying at Winchester Inn includes Mrs. George Barnum of Winchester and Mrs. EB GC Oldham with Elise and Hubert Oldham of Moundsville West Virginia. Other visitors are Mrs. Battle of Philadelphia and her husband Mr. H B Battle. Miss Anna F Winslow of Boston. Miss W A Bell of Greenville Virginia. Miss Emilie Maupin of Prairie Grove Arkansas. Miss Laura Nurton of Winchester. Mr. H G Sudell of Philadelphia. Mrs Otis Johnson and Mr. William Carey Johnson of Washington D C. and Dr. J Breckinridge Bayne of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Inn
George Barnum
Winchester
EB. GC. Oldham
Elise Oldham
Hubert Oldham
Moundsville
W. Va
Battle
Philadelphia
H. 8. Battle
Anna F. Winslow
Boston
Mass
W. A. Bell
Greenville
Emilie Maupin
Prairie Grove
Ark
Laura Nurton
Martinsburg Search Fails for Alleged Assault Suspect
Sheriff Gardner and deputies Wolf and Lemen, from Martinsburg, pursued the suspect Allen, accused of attempted criminal assault at the south quarries, after leaving Martinsburg Sunday morning. They traced through multiple counties for nearly 24 hours but found no trace of the fugitive.
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Gardner
Wolf and
Lemen
Martinsburg
Allen
South
Win
Monument unveiling plan noted by Waynesboro family
A telegram to The Star states Mrs. Mary McGuire Cabell, daughter of Capt. Hugh McGuire, will attend the unveiling of her father's monument on Wednesday with family and friends. mentions accompanying individuals and local social ties in Waynesboro Virginia.
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Waynesboro
Mary McGuire Cabell
Hugh McGuire
Randolph
McGuire Cabell
Father Accused in Custody Kidnapping Case in Circuit Court
The case of Prank Parker, sued for contempt for allegedly kidnapping his child, was heard in Circuit Court after a writ of habeas corpus awarded custody to the wife, Mrs. Alice Parker. His counsel, R. A. McIntyre, and local witnesses from Warrenton testified as the afternoon session began.
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Prank Parker
Thomas W. Harrison
Circcuit Court
Circuit Court
Parker
Alice Parker
R. A. McIntyre
Warrenton
Winchester
C. B. Calahan
William Martin
A. J. Harding
S. F. Jacks
Clarke County Man To Command Police At Jamestown Exposition
Capt. Henry W. Carpenter of the Marine Corps has been ordered to report to President Tucker for duty at the Jamestown Exposition. A Virginian and Clarke County native, he will organize a calics force to guard exposition grounds and camps for soldiers and marines. The naval feature will be predominant, and Carpenter’s prior service with Admiral Dewey at Manila makes him highly suitable for the role.
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Henry W. Carpenter
Marine Corps
President Tucker
Army
Navy
Carpenter
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Jamestown
Firemen To Meet At Ten O'clock Parade Prep
All firemen who will participate in the parade tomorrow are asked to meet at 10 o clock in the morning at their engine houses for assembly and final instructions.
City Council to Convene for Evening Session
The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held this evening in the council chamber at City Hall. In addition to routine business, matters of interest to the city will be considered.
Three Funerals This Afternoon In Winchester
Three funerals were held this afternoon in Winchester. Rev. K. Wine and Rev. Northen officiated at the home service for Mrs. Regina C. Harford, with interment at Mount Hebron. Earlier, J. William McDonald, Baker’s mill engineer, died Monday and was buried at Mount Hebron with Shawnee Red Men at the grave and Sarah Zane Fire Company pallbearers. Regina C. Harford, widow of Andrew J. Harford, died in Washington, D. C. and was laid to rest at Mount Hebron after services at Braddock Street M E Church South.
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South Ietree
K. Wine
United Brethren Church
EB. EB. Northen
Baptist Church
Yate
J. William McDonald
Baker’s Mill
North Main Street
Charles T
Market Street
Tribe of Red Men
McDonald
Mount Hebron
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Regina C. Harford
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lewis.e. Harford
D. Hi. Kern
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Miss Annie Goss Dies in Cumberland at Age Eighteen
The remains of Miss Annie S Goss daughter of Officer Charles Goss of Cumberland Md died Friday morning after an appendicitis operation. She was buried Sunday at Rose Hill Cemetery after services at St Pauls Lutheran Church conducted by Rev J William McCauley and Rev B C Gallaher. A large crowd attended and floral tributes included gifts from the police department and former coworkers.
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Annie 5S. Goss
Charles Goss
Cumberland
Rosé Hill Cemetery
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
J. William McCauley
B. C. Gallaher
Kingsley M. E. Church
Engineer Killed Under Train Wheels Near St Johns Run
Engineer Lewis Brinkman of Cumberland in charge of engine No 94 on the Baltimore and Ohio fell beneath his train near St Johns Run shortly before noon yesterday and was ground to pieces by the wheels. He had climbed on the tender to inspect the water tank when he lost his balance. He was 39 years old and survived by his elderly mother.
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Lewis Brinkman
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Johns
Fire Bugs Strike Martinsburg Twice In One Night
Incendiaries set the LP Hopper barn in North Martinsburg alight but the fire was quickly struck out before damage. An hour later a second attack targeted Policeman Matthew Heck’s barn. a son of the officer fired on the intruder, who escaped as bloodstains indicated a hit. This marks a fifth incendiary fire in Martinsburg within a month as residents arm themselves for protection.
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Martinsburg
Matthew Heck
Winchester Team May Enter League
A valley league plan is proposed by Winchester Base Ball Club manager Schuler. Hagerstown Martinsburg Winchester Charlestown and possibly Waynesboro or Chambersburg would join. The Hagerstown representative will visit Winchester to discuss scheduling two games weekly for about three months. Each club would play about 26 league games plus additional non league games.
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Schuler
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Winchester
Charlestown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Dr Kinsolving Accepts Baltimore Rectorate
Rev Dr Arthur B Kinsolving, famed in Winchester, has accepted the rectorate of Old St Pauls Episcopal Church Baltimore to succeed Rev Dr J B Hodges. He informed Christ Church Brooklyn Sunday where he served nearly 17 years. He supports missions and has two bishop brothers, Tunden of Brazil and George of Texas.
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Arthur B. Kinsolving
Winchester
Old St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Baltimore
B. Hodges
Christ Church, Brooklyn
Kinsolving
Tunden Kiinsolving
Brazil
George Kinsolving
Texas
Boyd Roge rs Wedding Wednesday
Dr Philip W Boyd Jr traveled to Boyce and boarded a train for Roanoke Virginia where at nine oclock Wednesday evening he will wed Miss Virginia Rogers daughter of Captain and Mrs MM Rogers Best man Mr Frederick Boyd traveled to Roanoke via Natural Bridge The couple plan to live in Winchester after a later visit home in June
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Philip W. Boyd, Jr
Boyce
Roanoke
Virginia Rogers
M. M. Rogers
Frederick
Boyd
Winchester
Record Breaker Lamb Shipment Sets Tone for Saturday
J H Sowers and M H Trenary sent a carload of 675 lambs from Boyce on Saturday. The group averaged 84 pounds per head, setting a new local record for the size and weight of shipments.
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M. Hi. Trenary
Boyce
Mrs John Gibson Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs John Gibson wife of John Gibson longtime Clarke County clerk died after a lingering illness at her Berryville home. Funeral services will be held at her home at ten tomorrow morning with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Morgan and Mrs Ernest Dearmont and a son Fred Gibson all of Clarke County. She was widely known and esteemed throughout Clarke Frederick and adjoining counties.
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Berryville
Trine
Gibson
John Gibson
Clarke County
Teelock
Green Hill Cemetery
Ernest Dearmont
Fred, Gibson
Clarke
Gibeon
Clarke, Frederick
Contios
C V Flagman Fatally Injured In Railroad Yard Collision
Edgar K. Hammersin was killed in an early Monday accident in Cumberland Valley railroad yards Chambersburg. A southbound Philadelphia and Reading freight train struck the yard caboose, trapping the flagman who died from abdominal injuries and extensive mangling.
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Edgar K. Hammersin
Cumberland Valley
Chambersburg
Philadelphia and
Reading
Philip 8. Crawford
FP. N. Speese
Tsaromersla
Back to The Old Dominion to Live Nineveh
June 5 report notes Mr. and Mrs. Macey returning to Virginia from Georgia to reside there. Blanche McCauley returns from White Post to visit relatives. Carroll McKay returns from eastern cities. Stef Riverton residents visiting for a week. Antrem McKay visiting en route to Lamy for his cousin Ida Perry’s wedding. Mary McKay visiting relatives in the area.
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Nineveh
Macey
Georgia
Virginia
Blanche McCauley
White Post
Atkins
Carroll, McKay
Robt. McKay
Stef
Star Qut Early Tomorrow
Winchester observers will enjoy a reduced workday as Wednesday Confederate Memorial Day is observed. The Star notes the early release so employees can witness the parade and ceremonies at Stonewall Cemetery during part of the holiday.
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Winchester
Star
Stonewall Cemetery
Tomore
The
Ladies Memorial Association
Daughters of the Confederacy
Handa
Southland
Winchester Observes Confederate Memorial Day Parade and Monument Unveiling
Winchester marks Confederate Memorial Day with a major parade including veterans, firemen, civic groups, bands, and schoolchildren. Ceremonies at Stonewall and Mount Hebron Cemeteries honor Confederate soldiers, unveil Captain Hugh McGuire statue, and feature Rev. William D. Smith address.
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Winchester
Dram Corps
Stonewall Cemetery
William D. Smith
Christ Episcopal Church
Meat Train Wrecked At Ingles Switch Near Harpers Ferry
An eastbound B&O fast freight derailed at Ingles Switch near Harpers Ferry on Sunday morning. Seventeen cars piled up and shipments of lard and meat were scattered across meadowland below. Miss Nannie Russell, daughter of I J Russell, is improving after appendicitis scare.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ingles Switch
Harpers Ferry
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Jake Ray
Sue
G. W. Haymaker
Mra. Updike
Mabel Willis
Eleanor Carver
Annie Goss
Dr. Kinsolving
Boyd-Rogers
Clarke County Court
Evening Star Bureau
C. V
Flagman
Old Dominion
Ladies’ Memorial Association and Daughters of the Confederacy
Harper’s Ferry
Nannie Russell
I. J. Russell
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