Memorial Day Tribute Follows Confederate Observance in Winchester
A vast gathering honored Confederate memory at Stonewall Cemetery in Winchester as the fortyt-sixth anniversary of Memorial Day was observed. FLOOD spoke as crowds decorated thousands of graves with labor from the Ladies Memorial Association and the Daughters of the Confederacy. The day, sunny and mild, drew county residents and visitors to salute fallen soldiers and pay comrades' tribute. Continued on page 3.
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Winchester
Stonewall Cemetery
Hall
Shenandoah Valley
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Daughters of the. Confederacy
Death of H. N. Noble Tabb in Martinsburg
Death announced for H N Noble Tabb after a year of illness from a nervous breakdown. He lived in Martinsburg with sisters, worked thirty years for Carlton Fulton Co. in Baltimore, and died after an operation in Baltimore. He leaves three sisters, two brothers, and many relatives. Funeral held in Martinsburg with Rev F M Woods officiating.
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H.noble
Harrison Noble
Juliet Opie White Table
Berkely
Carlton, Fullton & Co
Baltimore
John Hall
Charles Town
Juliet
Elizabeth Tabb
Martinsburg
John. Baker Tabb
Parkersburg
Horace Tabb
Presbyterian Church
AllADay Show at Auditorium Delights with Six Reels
A full day at the Auditorium features a two hour show of six fine reels of late moving pictures. The program opens at 10 AM and runs through 5 PM, followed by a regular night show from 7 to 11 PM. The films include a thrilling southern war story.
B and O Adds New All Steel Postal Cars
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad places new all steel postal cars in service on through express trains built by the Pullman Company. Also note Rev C D Bulla lecture and Yosemite pictures next Monday evening at Braddoe Street Methodist Sunday School House with tickets 25 cents.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Expres
C. D Bulla
Yosemite
Valle
Braddoe Street
Schoo House
Pear Blight Control Says Expert No Cure Found
Samuel Fraser of Geneseo New Jersey explains there is no cure for pear blight. He and neighbors patrol orchards removing affected leaves and twigs, prune below infection, disinfect with corrosive sublimate and burn prunings to slow spread. Continuous care over years keeps trees in good shape.
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Frederick
Star
Samuel Fraser
Geneseo
Mrs Elizabeth Lindamood Dies. Burial in Woodstock
Mrs Elizabeth Lindamood died Sunday at her son Titus J Lindamood's home in McKeesport. Her remains were taken to Woodstock for burial in the local cemetery. She was widow of George Lindamood of Woodstock and is survived by children M H Walton Washington DC T A Shaffer Woodstock VA Deal Lindamood Cave Station and T J Lindamood McKeesport PA.
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Elizabeth Lindamood
Titus. J. Lindamood
McKeesport
Woodstock
Moler and Miss McCarty Wed in Grace Lutheran Church
Miss Henrietta E. McCarty daughter of Mrs. Margaret McCarty and the late Samuel McCarty united in marriage with George W. Moler son of Mr and Mrs William Moler of Charlestown West Virginia. The ceremony was at Grace Lutheran Church North Market Street performed by Rev Dr George G Bowers. Moler works as an electrician for Winchester and Washington City Railway Company. They will live in Charlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta E. McCarty
Margaret McCarty
Samuel McCarty
George W. Moler
William Moler
Charlestown
W. Va
Grace Lutheran Church
North Market Street
George 8. Bowers
Moler
Winchester and
Marriage License Issued to Virgil Brill and Gladys Bush
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the clerk of the corporation court office to Virzil C Brill and Gladys Bush both residents of this city.
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Corporation Court
Vir
Mrs Thompson Recovers After Memorial Hospital Operation
Mrs John Thompson of Front Nayal, mother of Mrs Harry Jones of this city, submitted to a surgical operation at Memorial Hospital several days ago and is now recovering.
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John Thompson
Front Nayal
Harry Jones
Memorial Hospital
Unknown Monument at Stonewall Cemetery Stands 48 Foot Shaft
A marble shaft 48 feet high rises at Stonewall Cemetery topped by a Confederate soldier statue. Built for $10,000 by popular subscription, it shelters 82 unknown soldiers in a surrounding mound. Inscriptions honor the unknown and unrecorded dead with words at the base.
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Stonewall Cemetery
United States
Wanted cook for family of three at 25 West Water
Help wanted at once for a family of three. Apply to 25 West Water Street. Mr. Edward Giles Jr arrived from Washington to visit relatives. Mrs. Bernard and Miss Emma Cannon from Brunswick Maryland are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Murnan on North Kent Street.
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West Water Street
Bernard
Emma Cannon
Brunswick, Md
John Murnan
North Kent Street
Monster Black Snake Kills by Good and Larrick
A Rock Enon Springs report describes Oliver C. Good and B. Larrick encountering an eight foot black snake in a woods. Good struck with a club and killed the reptile after it fought back, the men measuring its length at eight feet.
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Rock -Enon
Springs
Ss. B. Larrick
Mr. Good
Mr. Larrick
Children's Day Celebration at Market Street Church
This Sunday at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church a children's day program will be held in the main auditorium at 8 p.m. The school members will perform with a ten piece orchestra. For years the church has held this event as a principal yearly occasion drawing large crowds.
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Eile “Ren’s
Market Street
Methodist “Episcopal Church
Old, Market St Church
Mr and Mrs Clarence Owen Attend Grand Council Meeting
Mr and Mrs Clarence T Owen left last evening for Richmond to attend the annual meeting of the Grand Council of the United Commercial Travelers. Mr Owen is connected with Reynolds Tobacco Company.
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Clarence T. Owen
Richmond
The
Grand Council of the
United Commercial Travelers
Mr. Owen Lk
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Visit Highlights From Winchester and Baltimore Pair
Mr and Mrs Frank Robinson and their child arrived last evening from Carlestown West Virginia on a short visit to relatives and friends. Mrs Alma Brady of Baltimore is visiting in Winchester.
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Frank Robinson
Carlestown
W. Vai
Alma Brady
Baltimore
Winchester
Funeral for Mrs Lydia Funk Held at South Main Home
The funeral of Mrs Lydia Funk wife of James N W Funk, who died Monday night, was held yesterday at 111 South Main Street. Rev L R Markwood and Rev J P Hyde conducted the service in Braddock Street ME Church South with choir numbers and many floral tributes. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery in the family lot. pallbearers included John W Rice, W C Cooway, C E Huntsberry, John Kottler, ML Lynch, and NY Re ae.
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Lydia Funk
James N. W. Funk
South Main Street
J. W. Duffey
Braddock Street
South
Punk
L. R. Markwood
Jno. P. Hyde
Braddock St
Funk
Mount Hebron
John W. Rice
W. C. Cooway
C. E. Huntsberry
John Kottler
ML Lynch
Es Ee NY
Former society leadna wak ing living as a typis
Mrs Sophia D Gummey once a society beauty and hostess in New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City, intimate of the Vanderbilts, now works as a stenographer earning 18 weekly. She sues for divorce from James McFarland Gummey, financier, who vanished around Thanksgiving 1910, leaving creditors. She cleared debts by selling jewelry after two years.
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Sophia D. Gummey
Philadelphia
Jane
New York
Atlantic City
Vanderbilts
James McFarland Gummey
High Flyer
Barrie Exonerated in Krenton News Accident Report
A special to The Star Krenton New Jersey states Mr. Vander Bartle of Winchester Philadelphia cared for the Bred Chamberlain in recruiting in The Nerald. The report says Mr. Barrie was not given testimony. Despite distress, the family is gratified by the exoneration. Evidence showed the machine ran in very moderate speed.
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Krenton
N. J
Vander Bartle
Winchester
Philadelphia
Chamberlain
Barrie
Algo
Local Wholesalers Trade Note Butter and Feed Terms
Fragmentary market listing shows wholesalers in Pa quoting butter retail and various feeds. Mentions sivas and bacon related items, mixed hay baled, rye price per bushel, oats and millfeed retail terms, plus Timothy hay baled.
Margaret Sangster Dies After Illness at 74
Margaret Sangster, 74, Maplewood suburb, longtime writer and editor, died after indigestion. A prolific author of children’s books and stories, she advised major American mail ventures and taught literature for over five decades. Miss Ella Abbott and a Mr Roberts plan summer lodging at Brandy Station, Culpeper County.
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Margaret
Eligabeth
Maplewood
Sangster
American Mail
Ella Abbott
A Roberts
Culpeper County
Mr. I. ©. Abbott
Dhiai
Brandy Station
Byrd Sees Wilson as Best Hope for Democratic Nomination
South Boston Virginia June 1 Hon N E B Byrd Speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates spoke at Cluster Springs Academy praising Woodrow Wilson. He urged Democrats to nominate Wilson and called him a man of great force likely to win on equal terms. Byrd said Republicans would back any candidate but Wilson stands strongest. Continued on page 39.
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Boston
N. EB. Byrd
House of Delegates of
Virginia
South “‘Boston
Cluster ‘Springs Acad
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Ma. Flood
Forstier
Win- Winchester
Tabb
F. M. Woods
Alladay
Pullman Company
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Gr. W. Moler
Miss McCarty
Zil C. Brill
Gladys Bush
Albert Rielly
Edward Giles, Jr
Washington
Monster
BLACK
Kiluen
Mrs. Funk
MIR
Clates
Margaret Sangser
Wilson
Rooseved
Byrd
Woodrow Wilson
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