Couple Married By Clever Ruse in Maryland
Warrack Virginia reports Don S. Whitacre and Delia Elliott wed in Hagerstown Maryland last week. They eluded suspicion by claiming they would attend Decoration Day at Winchester National Cemetery. Children’s Day will be observed at Ebenezer on June 16 with a new organ expected by then.
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Tom Star
Warrack
Don S. Whitacre
Delia Elliott
Hagerstown
Winchester
National Cemetery
Ebinezer
Memorial Day Observances Fill Cemetery With Floral Tributes
Thousands gather as Civil War era groups, veterans, and school bands march in Winchester. Col. W. H. Effinger speaks at the cemetery while women place wreaths and flags adorn graves. Special services honor Gen. Turner Ashby and the first Memorial Day observance noted in 1865 with grandchildren and granddaughters leading parades.
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W. H. Effinger
Col. Effinger
Harrisonburg
Co. I
Seventh
Virginia Cavalry
Stonewall
Oregon
Winchester
Turner Ashby
Miss Mary F. Siwell Weds Samuel N. Appleby in Baltimore
Miss Mary F. Siwell daughter of Mrs. Rebecca J and the late Richard Sidwell of Winchester married Samuel N. Appleby of Baltimore yesterday. The ceremony was performed at the residence of Charles M. Palmer 926 North Carrollton Avenue by Rev Curtis Lee Laws with John W. Rice cashier Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester in attendance.
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Mary F. Siwell
Rebecca J
Richard Sidwell
Winchester
Samuel N. Appleby
Baltimore
Charles M. Palmer
North
Carrolton Avenue
Curtis Lee Laws
John W. Rice
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Charlestown Companies Miss Parade Invite
The Charlestown groups failed to participate in the Winchester parade due to a misunderstanding over invitations. The committee apologizes for the formality being overlooked and notes Charlestown residents have often attended Winchester on numerous Sixth of June events, assumed to participate.
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Charlestown
Winchester
Virginia Weather Forecast and Arrest Dismissal
The Weather Bureau predicts thunderstorms and showers tonight into Friday with cooler temperatures in Virginia. Harry Cook, a youth who faced a hearing before Justice Martin on charges related to throwing stones at the Cumberland Valley Railroad, has been dismissed after showing confusion but denying malicious intent.
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United States Weather Bureau
Virginia
Harry Cook
Justic Martin
Martins .Org
Cumberland Valley
Steele v Hoover suit to set aside fraudulent conveyance
The case Steele versus Hoover was argued before Judge Harrison yesterday seeking to set aside as fraudulent a property conveyance by John Hoover to his sons. The Steeles of Stephens City claimed damages of 500 dollars based on the vote against him.
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Steele
Hoover
Harrison
John Hoover
Messrs. Steele
Stephens City
Funeral Return for Mr. Leander Wright In Lexington
Mr. Harry Hardy returns from Lexington after the death of his father in law Mr. Leander Wright. Mrs. Hardy and the children will stay with her mother for a time and may not return home until July.
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Harry Hardy
Lexington
Leander Wright
Hardy
Winchester District Missionary Society Meeting Notes
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Winchester District M E Church South met at the church on the 1st 2nd and 8th of the month. Mrs H help henstine of this city gave the welcome address.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Winchester
M. E. Church
South
Local visitors and job moves noted in Winchester area
Mr and Mrs Charles H Sloat of Winchester visit Mrs Sloats brothers John H D N and D W Cave near Luray for a month. Mrs Cora Shaffer and daughter Maurertown guest of sister Mrs Florence Seal. Mrs Annie Flyn of Brunswick guest of Mrs Adam Fori. Dr S DeLaney Hicks of Norfolk in town. Lawrence Huff of Middletown takes a machine shop job in Baltimore.
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Charles H. Sloat
Winchester
Cora Shaffer
Maurertown
Florence Seal
Annie Flyn
Brunswick
Adam Fori
S. DeLaney Hicks
Norfolk
Lawrence Huff
Middletown
Baltimore
Deer Park Maryland Summer Resort Advertised
Mr Harry Coburn and Clay Brown visit town while L E Woodward from Loudoun county joins. Deer Park Maryland promotes a mountain breezes summer retreat at 2800 feet above sea level. The resort features modern conveniences including private baths electric lights telephones baths pools golf tennis bowling and livery service. Annapolis Naval Academy Band performs as the hotel advertises full remodelling and cottages sold out for season open June 22 to September 30.
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Deer Park
Maryland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
Funk and Ray Acquired Large Refrigerator Supply
Funk and Ray have received a large supply of refrigerators, expanding stock for showroom displays and customer orders. The inventory boost positions the retailer to fulfill increased demand across residential and commercial sectors.
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Funk &Ray
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