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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1914

Page

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Williams addresses in Hagerstown reveres Confederate memory

In Hagerstown Maryland a large crowd gathered for ceremonies in Hills Cemetery after a city parade. Rev C L Pate offered prayer as flowers were laid on Confederate graves. Mr Williams spoke on secession as constitutional and praised Confederate leaders while noting U S flag loyalty. The day featured Dixie from the Silverine Band and a strong call to honor those who fought for Confederate rights.

Hagerstown Army of the South Eins Hill C. L. Pate Dixie J. Augustine Mason Williams Fitzhugh Gee Joseph Wheeler South Siderweather

Huff and Foreman wed in First Christian Church ceremony

Lester E Huff, a well known carpenter and son of Mr Charles Huff, married Miss Cora M Foreman daughter of Mr and Mrs David Foreman of Hampshire County West Virginia. The couple who have lived in the city for some time were wed at 5 p m Saturday at the parsonage of the First Christian Church on West Clifford Street by Rev William T Walters. They will reside in the city.

Lester E. Huff Charles Huff Cora M. Foreman David Foreman Hampshire County W Va First Christian Church West Clifford Street William T. Walters

Yard Party at Presbyterian Church in Clearbrook

A church fundraiser hosted by the ladies of the Presbyterian Church in Clearbrook. Public invited with proceeds benefiting the church. Event scheduled for July 11 from 8 PM to 1 AM.

Clearbrook Ladies of Presbyterian Church

Richmond Woman Returns Home After Surgery

Mrs J J Glenn, operated on five weeks ago at St Luke s Hospital in Richmond, returns home to Harrisonburg this morning. She is met at Staunton by Mr Glenn. Note mentions Hosiery advertisement and church lawn party details. Lost pup notice and various small ads referenced in the snippet.

J. J. Glenn St. Luke's Hospital Richhmond Harrisonburg Staunton Glenn

New Hotel Jack Opens Near West Piccadidy Street

The Star shows a detailed plan of the new Hotel Jack on West Piccadidy Street beside Shenandoah Valley National Bank. Expected to open around November 15, it will have 42 bedrooms with telephones hot and cold water baths in 25 rooms, four stories, elevator, roof garden restaurant, brick and terra cotta construction, and full fireproofing. Mrs O L Jack owner and son Harry Jack manager led the project with architect Stuart H Edmonds.

Jack Construcion West Piccadidy Street Shenandoah Valley National Bank Newt Stuart H. Edmonds O. L. Jack Harry Jack

Lightning kills pair of fine driving horses near Rippon

A thunder shower in Jefferson county struck a tree beside which a saddler Mr. J. J. LaRue kept a pair of fine driving horses, a saddler, and three yearling colts. The lightning killed the animals, causing about $800 in loss with $500 insured. The tree suffered only slight damage, and the charge noted the lightning passed to the horses without grounding.

Faeno J. J. LaRue Rippon Jefferson County

Nellie Rehill Weds Carl Frost in Philadelphia

A Winchester couple celebrates the marriage of Miss Nellie Rehill to Carl Frost, Philadelphia businessman, at Mr and Mrs John Rehill’s home. The ceremony, held Friday evening, featured a flower decorated parlor, bride’s white silk crepe chine gown, veil, and shower bouquet. Nellie, sister of James Rehill, is noted for her appearance and many Winchester friends wish the couple happiness.

Winchester John Rehill Philadelphia Nellie Rehill Carl Frost Widich Lewis Jones Knitting Company James Rehill

Winchester Cavalry Camp May Be Held This Year

The Washington Star notes the Winchester cavalry camp may proceed with Eleventh Cavalry relief from Colorado. Reports suggest July 10 as the target with possible postponement. orders may direct Second Cavalry from Fort Ethan Allen to Winchester and a Fort Sheridan squadron can reach there by rail.

Washington Winchester Eleventh Cavalry Colorado Mexico Second Cavalry Fort Ethan Allen Wifth Cavalry Fort Sheridan Fort Myer

Washington residents take B and O excursion to Winchester

Despite the heat 299 Washington residents joined a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion between Harpers Ferry and Winchester. Two hundred five travelers reached Winchester by noon and the train departed at six in the evening.

Washington Harpers Ferry Winchester Baltimore and Ohio

Civic League Meeting At Handley Library Tonight

The Civic League will meet at Handley Library at 8 o clock. Several interesting addresses by well known speakers will address matters of city importance. The public is cordially invited.

The Civic League Handley Library

Ladies to Meet Memorial Association Gathering

The Ladies Memorial Association will meet at Mrs. A. C. Griffith’s home at 410 South Market Street tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock sharp. A full attendance is requested.

Ladies ‘Memorial ‘Association A. C. Griffith South Market Street

Divorce Granted to James Crim in Corporation Court

An absolute divorce was awarded to James Crim from his wife Jessie Crim on statutory grounds in the Corporation Court. Attorney Harry R. Kern represented the plaintiff, with the marriage dating back several years.

Corporation Court James Crim Jessie Crim Harry R. Kern

Baetjer Family Arrives in Europe for Extended Travel

Dr and Mrs Frederick H Baetjer of Baltimore arrived in Europe after sailing from New York on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. They plan to spend the next three months traveling and visiting in Germany where Dr Baetjer will pursue studies and research, with ties to Mrs Baetjer’s Winchester family.

Frederick ‘H. Baetjer Baltimore Henry Baetjer Winchester New York Europe

Mrs G L Wendell Returns to Washington After Visit

Mrs G L Wendell has returned to Washington after a short visit to town.

G. L.wendell Washington

Rabies Scare Causes Dog Deaths in City

Dozens of dogs have died or been injured in recent days as rabies spreads through the town. Veterinary surgeon Dr Miller reports multiple afflicted dogs, with cases including a collie owned by Miss Carter Conrad chloroformed, and a bull dog poisoned. Authorities urge owners to supervise pets at night to curb spread and protect people from bites.

Robbie Carter Conrad JE. 'W. Miller Miller North Braddock Street Baltimore Bill Walter Cox

Young McGuire and Payne boys march in parade

In the parade honoring veterans on the Sixth of June, William P. McGuire Second and William McGuire Payne, sons of Dr. and Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire and Lieut. and Mrs. Aibney Payne, wore khaki uniforms and marched with their grandfather Dr. William P. McGuire.

William P. McGuire Wiliam McGuire Payne Hunter H. McGuire Aibney Payne

Convention Attendance Planned for Virginia Valley Endeavor Meet

The Sun day schools and the Christian Endeavor Society of the Virginia Valley Central Endeavor Conference will hold their annual convention on Wednesday in Leaksville Page County. A sizable delegation from Winchester's First Christian Church is expected to attend.

The Sunday Schools Christian Endeavor Society Virginia Valley Central Endeavor Conference Leaksville Page County First Christian Church of Winchester

Dinner in honor of Supt Jordan’s promotion

Supt S A Jordan of the Shenandoah division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad returned from Baltimore where a dinner was given in his honor on Saturday evening by many friends. Speeches were made by railroad officials including Mr Jordan, and the feast was one of much enjoyment. He had recently succeeded Mr G D Es as superintendent.

S. A. Jordan Shenandoah Division Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Baltimore Jordan G.D. E

Clinton C Grim Dies In County

Clinton C Grim of Frederick County dies of tuberculosis at his home southeast of Winchester at age 48. He was a lifelong farmer, son of Daniel Grim and Martha Carper, survived by a widow and several children, with a brother Walter P Grim of Hagerstown. Funeral at 10:30 Tuesday at his house, Rev W B Dorsey officiating, then interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester.

Cliton C. Grim Frederick County Winchester W. B. Dorsey White Post Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South Mount Hebron

Miss Higgins Honored at Georgetown Hospital Graduation

Invitations have been sent for the Georgetown University Hospital Training School for Nurses graduation in Gas ton Hall Georgetown D C on Wednesday afternoon June 17 Miss Gertrude M Higgins sister of Mrs William T Sullivan of Winchester leads a large class and has been a student at the hospital for several years with many friends in Winchester wishing her well in her chosen profession.

Winchester Georgetown University Hospital Training School For Gaston Hall Georgetown D. C Gertrude M. Higgins William T. Sullivan Higgins

Bishop Wilson to sail for continent conferences and peace talks

Bishop Luther B. Wilson Mrs. Wilton and daughter Miss Juliette T. Wilson of Baltimore and New York sail today for Bremen. Wilson will oversee Methodist Episcopal Church conferences on the continent and attend the Peace Conference at Constantinople.

Luther B. Wilson Mrs. Wilton Juliette T. Wilson Baltimore New York Bremen Wilson Constance

Page County Leader Mr Martin V Gander Visits Winchester

Prominent Page county farmer and banker Martin V Gander spent the day in Winchester on business and social visits. He is among the largest landowners in the Page Valley and shows strong interest in regional development.

Martin V. Gander Page County Winchester Ander Page Valley

New York Visitor Philip Smith Leaves Baetjer Home

Mr. Philip Smith of New York, visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. George Baetjer on Fairmont Avenue, departed this afternoon after a weeklong stay.

Philip Smith New York J. George Baetjer Fairmont Avenue Lend

Blockade of Tampico Lifted by Huerta Pressure

News wires report Tampico blockade suspended as Huerta backs down. U.S. and Spanish envoys confirm mediat ors plan, with American warships patrolling off Tampico. Carranza, now provisional president, returns to Saltillo and will name his cabinet.

Washington Huerta Tampico Bryan Senor, Riano State Department Antilla Riano General Huerta Panuco River Daniels U.S Niagara. Falls U. S Piret Tampico Lockade Carranza Vera Crus Mexico United States Prmnza Saltillo General Carranza Constitutionalists Madero Dumango Niagara Falls

Night at the theater Promises Tangled Webs and Trapped

The ground floor theater offers a money value program featuring In Tangled Webs a powerful two reel Pathe al 80 and Trapped a Biograph comedy with orchestral music and other short subjects.

Pathe

Local residents to begin extended Europe tour in July

Dr. and Mrs. B. M. Roszel of the Shenandoaly Valley Academy, Miss Gertrude Barton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Barton, and Miss Margaret Chew of Charlestown W Va plan to depart in early July for an extended tour of Europe and will spend most of the trip abroad.

B. M. Roszel Shénandoaly Valley Academy Gertrude Barton R. T. Barton Margaret Chew Charlestown W. Va Europe

Baltimore and Ohio officials visit city on sightseeing trip

A special B and O Railroad official train visited Saturday afternoon with district engineer A. We and superintendent eight others, including J. Jordan. They were greeted by Mayor Julian F. Ward and local business leaders. The party toured the city, toured streets and hospitals, and praised dustless roads on the Valley Pike before returning.

TRE Baltimore and ¢ Railroad A. We A. Jordan Winchester City Mey Julian FF. ‘Ward Wr. P. McGuire Hunter H. McGuire Messrs T. B. Patton Baltimore and Ohio Coat McCann J. V. "Weems Shirley Carter Stewart’ Bell Dr. Glass William Cooper M. F Hat Valley

Funny farce comedy heads bill at the Auditorium

The Auditorium opens tonight with a lively funny farce comedy titled Hotel featuring Gillis and Smith and the funny Ed dians along with dancers from Af sion of 10c. Also showing is Mr John and Krider in a local act.

A & Nights Eddians Gillis & Smith Nhe Dors Hind Tuneisa Afsion

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MR. Williams Lester Huff Miss Foreman Mrs. Glenn Dynx Russell & Green S. Ad. Ip Presbyterian Lawn Party White Castile Helier Bowly Moling & Gedil’s Ad Bob Washingtonians Mr, Jordan Clinton C. Grim Miss Higgins Star Mexico City Esteva Ruiz Thompson Che Ae Oia Tre Mr. John & Krider Aitmiy
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