Personal notes and visits fill Winchester social pages
The Star lists residents and visitors in and around Winchester. Mr Milton Rawls of Charles Town and Miss Emma H Wight of Middletown are seen in the city. Mayor Harry H. Baker returns from Baltimore on business. Various residents travel to Winchester and beyond, with meetings and visits noted, including the Fruit Growers Association gathering in Winchester on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruit Growers’ Association of
Frederick County
Luray Bride Wed Woodstock Man in Mount Carmel Church
Luray Virginia bride Ida Perry wed Harry L Bushong of Woodstock at Mount Carmel Baptist Church in Luray last night. The ceremony featured pink and white decorations and a luncheon at Mrs G M Laws home. The bridal party included Miss Tula Perry, Miss Lucy McKay, Miss Edith Slater, Miss Bessie Bushong, and many from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Bushong
Woodstock
Ida Perry
Equra Perry
Luray
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
John Haff
G. M. Laws
Bridale
B. R. Bushong
Summit Point
W. Va
Tula Perry
Lucy “McKay
Baltimore
Edith Slater
Washington, D.C
Bessie L. Bushong
Annie Dover
Florence Webb
Grace Stover
Frances Seibert
Annie Stover
Ray
F. B. ‘Huff
F. L. Bushong
Charles ‘Town
C. E. Bushong
Mannington
J. J. Bushong
W. C. Robinson
A. A. McKay
H. H. Hudson
R. T. Morrison
Saray
Marion Slater
Washington, D. C
John M. Perry
Pierce’s Medical Adviser Promotes Health Guidance
Fragmented OCR text discusses remedies and health warnings, urging readers to consult Pierce’s People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser. Mentions organs like liver kidneys and stomach weakness and advises seeking medical guidance. Includes an address in Buffalo for the cloth-bound pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Pierce
Elon
BY. Pierce
Main
Buffalo
News Notes From Nain Reflect Local Happenings
Nain notes dated June 8 report Mrs. Albert Omps improving after illness. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chrismore land and Mr. Walter Chapman of Cedar Grove to Clarente Melester. Several families host gatherings and return from visits, with mentions of Capon Bridge, West Virginia, and Martinsburg. The Governor General of Australia outlines a bill to preserve industries and curb monopolies in parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nain
Albert Omps
Lewis Chrismore Land
Walter Chapman
Cedar Grove
Clarente Melester
Hattie Pingley
Lola
Mary
Golden
Mattie Darlington
James Newlin
Bennett
Perry Kerns
Kerns
West Virginia
Charles Clark
Carson DeHaven
Chestnut Grove
Odonia
Etta Melester
Virginia Brown
Capon Bridge
Luther Lewis
Shad
Effie
Martinsburg
Gertrude Clark
Governor General
Australia
Bride Weds at 16 in Winchester Church Ceremony
Walter Barrow married Miss Mabel Dunn daughter of Charles Dunn of the county at the United Brethren Church in Winchester. Rev S K Wine officiated. The bride, aged 16, is described as pretty and the groom a successful young farmer. Bride’s father and relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Barrow
Mabel Dunn
Charles Dunn
United Brethren Church
Winchester
Hyomei Gains Noted Popularity for Catarrh Cure
The Hyomei remedy is praised for treating catarrh by inhaling medicated air rather than stomach medicines. Franck Baker & Son report phenomenal demand in Winchester and back claims of universal satisfaction and many cures. An outfit costs $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents, and refunds are guaranteed if it fails to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna’s of Medicine
Winchester
Franck Baker & Son
Pasteur
New York City
Poe
Winchester in the League schedule notes dates and matchups
The item lists a sequence of league games among Winchester Martinsburg Charlestown Hagerstown and Charles Town with dates in August and early September plus a remark that President Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad began a move to end rebates once control is secured, as stated by Vice-President McCrea before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cassatt
Inside Pages Highlight From Today's Journal
Readers get a snapshot of the inside pages showing briefs on local events, court notes, and society items. Names of residents and organizations appear amid short summaries and notices.
Mr. Robinson to Fill The Pulpit At Grace Church
Rev Eadward Wall and Mrs Wall of Berryville visit Atlantic City for ten days. Next Sunday June 10 Grace Church will be led by Rev F Robinson of Middletown with a large congregation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadward Wall
Berryville Society Notes Mild Summer Visits
Miss Bessie Galloway of Winchester visits Miss Alice Hart while Edith Walter of Winchester visits Mr. Thomas Gold and family. S. Sagar of Minnesota and F. S. Drake of Waynesboro, Va. visited the Allen Drake household last week. Charles Locke, visiting relatives, returns to Pitcairn, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Junne
Bessie, Galloway
Winchester
Alice
Hart
Edith Walter
Thomas Gold
S.sagar
Minnesota
Allen Drake
F. S. Drake
Waynesboro
Charles Locke
Pitcairn
Decorators Engaged for Shannon Hill Home Near Charlestown
Mr William W Reuss hires Louis A Dieter Co Baltimore to decorate Shannon Hill interior near Charlestown. Soon T Aoki of Pasadena California renowned Japanese decorator will add royal quality work. Aoki is cousin to a Japanese admiral and was honored by Queen Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Reuss
Louis A. Dieter & Co
Baltimore
Shannon Hill
Charlestown
T Aoki
Pasadena
California
Queen Victoria
Aoki
Lebanon Valley College President Visits Harrisburg Couple
Rev. A. P. Funkhouser president of Lebanon Valley College Annville Pa formerly of Harrisburg spent last night at the home of Rev. and Mrs S K Wine in this city. He was joined by his daughter Miss Jessie Funkhouser. He came after his wife’s illness in Harrisonburg and she is now better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P.funkhouser
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Harrisonburg
S. K. Wine
Profit in Sheep For Hon C Weater of Middletown
Middletown farmer Hon C Weater reports spring profits from 108 sheep. He sold 671 pounds of wool to Copp and Sibert for 201 dollars and 15 cents. He also sold 93 lambs for 436 dollars and 10 cents, leaving 33 lambs remaining in his flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Weater
Middletown
Messrs
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the Star
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Emma H. Wight
Evans
Harry H. Baker
Charles AV. Heater
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W. H. Beale
C. B. Edmondson
Messrs. C. B
Curl
Brother
M. E
Strasburg
Harry Jack
Charles P. Jack
Marion Bantz
Frederick City
New York
BE. D. Newman
Carson Yeakley
S. D. Skelton
Edinburg
Mire
John T. Roddey
Rock Hi
Marshall Willis
Washington Street
R. Beverley
Philip Williams
Leesburg
Virginia Baker
Albemarle County
Mary Stevens
Luray Girl
Bride of Woodstock Man
Luther Arnold
Kleyser
Keyser
John Keating
Cumberland
the Farms and Merchants’ National Bank
Thomas Cover, Jr
Harry R. Kern
Philadelphia
Edward G. Hollis
Hast Water Street
Kentucky
I W. Harper
Riteter & Spillman
Johnnie Shaeffer
Charles D. Sloat
South Kent Street
City
George J. Gould
Southern Railway
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Gourt House
N. Main St
Earth
J. P. Haddox
The
Shoes and Oxfords
Huntsberry’s
Chester
Hagerstown
Iasii
Winchaster
Haigerstown
Hageratown
Baltimore and
Ohio
Wishingtorn
Capper
Oo Bee
Pfeiffer
D.C
Arthur, Anderson
Virginia
Mr. Robinson
News of Today
Evening Star Bureau
Mr. Funkhouser
G. W. Ramsburg
S. H. Hable
Gray & Sheetz
Oppo
Taylor Hotel
R. Gray Wlliams
Rouss Ave
Athorsey & Atwell’s
Horsery & Atwell ’'S
Horsley & Atwell
W. Piccadilly Street
Ats Cial
H. W. Clowe
Swimley Brucetown
Fed Union
Ew York
Louis
Ewoom Knabe
Tag Star Office
J.T. Fisher
Agt
App Poly
C. BH
Boxwell
Dock Street
Kentuck Saddler
LIGHT
Grand Union Tea Co
Baltimore Street
Cumberland, Md
Sfispooun House
Makates
Sai B
Aya
TOVE
Eskey
D. R. Eskey
Ligutnina
Stove and Steel Ranae Co
Roud Enginehouge Bell
Wanamaker & Brown
People's Bargain Store
John W. Carlisle Farn
WM. Carlisle
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