Winchester Democratic Committee Faces Liquor Interest Claim
The literary bureau of the citizens ticket questions if the Winchester Democratic Committee is controlled by liquor interests. The eight members include James M. Haymaker, E. G. Hollis, J. R. Doran, Harry L. Wood, David B. Glaize, R. M. Henry, T. M. Barr, and S. H. Hansbrough. The piece defends the group, notes only two may be liquor-connected, and calls for proof if misconduct exists. Local society notes on rain-affected baseball game and residents Mrs. Martha Bishop and Mr. W. B. Clendenning accompany brief personal items.
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Th Citizens
Democratic Committee
Winchester
Democratic Party
James M. Haymaker
E. G. Hollis
J. R. Doran
Harry L. Wood
David
Glaize
R. M. Henry
T. M. Barr
H. Hansbrough
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James M.haymaker
E. G. Wallis
T.M. Barr
Bond vote rules questioned after judge ruling in local option case
The text discusses whether only taxpayers by May 5 may vote on a bond issue, citing Judge Christian's Winchester local option decision as potentially changing this. It notes Eton District could gain more from two roads and mentions unclarified references to Elon and New Era.
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Christian
Winchester
Eton
Infant buried after accident near Darkesville
An infant child of Mrs Kawia living near Darkesville was interred in the local graveyard Wednesday evening. Mrs Ada Henson of Arilen visited relatives Monday. A party of Pennsylvania autoists touring the country stayed with Mr Jerry Triggs Monday night. Mr Charles Kilmer of near Saintone was spending a few days there.
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Bunker Hill
Kawia
Darkesville
Ada Henson
Arilen
Pennsylvania
Jerry Triggs
Charles Kilmer
Aeintone
Bargain Week at BHEHILBARS and Church Notices
Special Friday and Saturday bargains include quality at low prices on yard goods napkins buttons and gauze vesta. Local church notices list Methodist Presbyterian Calvary Episcopal Old School Baptist and Catholic services with pastors and schedule for Sundays Wednesdays and fourth Saturdays.
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The Star Announces Handsome Prize Contest
The Star offers a handsome ladies watch to the best lady correspondent and a handsome twenty year gold watch to the best gentleman correspondent. Prizes are on display at E Bruce Capper’s window. Eligibility requires at least eighteen communications from May to September.
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Star
Winder
E. Bruce Capper
The
Winchester Man Credits Doan's Ointment For Relief
George W. Taylor a carpenter from 414 South Kent Street describes years of severe itching hemorrhoids that kept him awake and distressed. He used Doan's Ointment purchased at Franck Baker & Son and reports first real rest in years and complete relief. The ad promotes Doan's as the cure with price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents in Buffalo New York.
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Winchester
George W. Taylor, Carpenter
South Kent Street
Dean
Franck Baker & Son
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doaan’s
Perryville church services schedule
The notice lists weekly services for multiple denominations in Perryville. Presbyterian Rev D H Scanlon preaches Sundays at 11 AM with Sunday School at 9 30 AM. Baptist Rev Julian Broaddus holds 9 30 AM Sunday School and 11 AM services, or 3 PM at Minnie Wood Chapel. M E Church South Rev Jas H Smith preaches 11 AM and 7 30 PM. Grace Episcopal Rev Edward Wall has 11 AM prayer and sermon and 7 30 PM evening service. M E Church Rev J D Mays preaches 11 AM after the first Sunday and 7 PM every Sunday.
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Methodist Church
Amos Clary
B. Y
James Mc Clure
Old School Baptist
T. S. Dalton
Father John McVerry
Winchester
Presbyterian Church
D. H. Scanlon
Ladies Aid Society
Isaac Bowman
Children’s Missionary Society
Church. Baptist
Julian Broaddus
Minnie Wood Chapel
South
Jas. H. Smith
Grace Episcopal
Edward Wall
J. D. Mays
Welltown Notes 60th Anniversary at Perry Anderson Home
A June 8 social from Welltown reports the 60th birthday celebration for Perry Anderson at his home. Distinct visitors included Mrs B C Baker and brother from Martinsburg West Virginia, Mrs Howard Elliott and Misses Viola and Nannie Elliott and Master Charles Elliott of Hayfield, plus Mrs Arthur Trimble Mrs Hunter Yeakley and Mrs L R Clevenger among locals. Other relatives visited rea.
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Welltown
Perry Anderson
Mr. Anderson
B. C. Baker
Martinsburg
W. Va
Howard Elliott
Viola
Nannie
Chas ‘Elliott
Hayfield
Arthur Trimble
Hunter Yeakley
L. R. Clevenger
Josephine
Virginia
White Hall
Children Day Celebrations at Rock Enon
Jericho June 8 Children’s Day honored at Rock Enon with singing solos quartets recitations and an address by Rev Glas cock of Winchester. Prof B F Line and family from Reliance now reside at Rock Enon visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Flave Line. A lightning strike during Wednesday’s storm hit a telephone pole and killed a hog for Mr Richard Lafollette near a shed while Mr John Elliott learned of his grandson Master Willie Elliott’s illness in Winchester area.
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Jericho
Rock Enon Sun
the Decasion
Glascock
iWnchester
B._F. Line
Reliance
Rock Enon
Flave Line
Richard Lafollette
John Elliott
Willie Elliott
Gilbert Elliott
Winchester
Local Notes on Visits and Short Journeys
Miss Ruth Jones returned home near Winchester after visiting her aunt Mrs. Frank Willey. Mrs. Victor Nibert of Hagerstown Maryland visits her aunt Mrs. James Ridings. Raymond Pardillo recently left the boarding house of Mrs. Hugh Larrick. Mrs. Annie Midetwan of Berryville visits Mrs. Ridings. Mrs. Charles Henson visits relatives near Berryville.
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Ruth Jones
Winchester
Frank Willey
Victor Nibert
Hagerstown
James Ridings
Raymond Pardillo
Hugh Larrick
Annie ‘Midetwan
Berryville
James
Ridings
Charles Henson
Gore Family News in Washington Visitor Update
Prof. Howard Gore of Washington arrives in Gore to stay with his mother Mrs. Gore while she is ill. Prof. Joshua Gore of North Carolina expected today. Little Wilbur Kerns indisposed. Myrtle Cooper and sister Mary visiting at Trone. Dick of Ungers Store visiting sister Mrs. Berwienner. Walter Potts visiting. Large crowd attended Children’s Day services at Bick Baas Ebenezer. services to be held the Fourth Sunday in June at 7 30 p m.
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Gore
Howard Gore
Washington
D. C
Joshua Gore
North Carolina
Biss Jana —Poolta
Iain Kaneger
Winchester
Wilbur Kerns
Myrtle Cooper
Mary
Trone
Miss Dick
Near Unger’s
Almeta Beriwenner
Walter Potts
Bick Baas Sna Ebenever
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