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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1913

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Memorial Day Address by Robert Young Conrad

The address on Confederate Memorial Day June 6 at Stonewall Cemetery by Robert Young Conrad son of Major Holmes Conrad Winchester, voices devotion to the South, discusses secession, slavery, and constitutional principles, and reflects on the Civil War’s meanings for current generations in the Shenandoah Valley.

Stonewall Cemetery Robert Young Conrad Holmes Conrad Shenandoah Valley Young Tanner Ashby Thern South Sole South Carolina Cordin United States England North New England Congress B. Sartele Winchester J. M. Spurr C. D. Taylor

Florida Shines at Stonewall Cemetery Memorial Day

The Florida shaft at Stonewall Cemetery drew heavy attention on Memorial Day as Confederate graves received abundant flowers, evergreens and flags. The Pensacola chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy funded a large floral wreath for Mrs. W. S. Love who arranged ascension lilies and red carnations, making the Florida lot a focal point for visitors.

Stonewall Cemetery Florida Star Pensacola Pla United Daughters of the Confederacy W. 8. Love Florida Shaft Love

Miss Louise Miller to Wed William McKay in June Ceremony

Announcement reports Miss Louise Cassan dra Miller to wed William Edwin McKay in a Christ Protestant Episcopal ceremony at Winchester Church at 8 p m on Thursday June 26. A reception at Sunnyside near Stephens City follows from 9 to 11 30 p m with guests traveling from Winchester and beyond. Also notes a Democratic primary voting station at City Hall open 8 a m to 8 p m and a real estate ad for a Lent Street building lot priced at 450 dollars.

Dudley Lee Miller Louise Cassandra Miller Wiliam Edwin McKay Winchester Willer Stephens City Miller United States

Golightly and Bursey Wed at Braddock Street Church

William H. Golightly and Annie Bell Bursey, both of Clearbrook, united in marriage at Braddock Street Methodist Church South with Rev. W. O. Talbert officiating last Saturday afternoon.

Braddock St. Methodist Church South William H. Golightly Annie Bell Bursey Clearbrook W. O. Talbert Old ‘Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Benefit lawn sale at Clearbrook Presbyterian Church

A church fundraiser held on its lawn at Clearbrook Presbyterian Church proceeds to support church activities. The event runs from 9 AM to 1 PM and includes items donated for sale to raise funds.

Clearbrook Presbyterian Church

Wanted Stenographer for One Week's Work

Advertisement seeks a stenographer for one week of work at Xalem Moving Picture Co. Apply to the manager at Winchester Inn, 9 to 1 and 2 to 6. Listed duties and hours indicate short term employment with standard office tasks.

Xalem Moving Picture Co Winchester Inn

For Sale Five Passenger Touring Car in Good Condition

Used five passenger touring car offered by Rouss Garage in good shape. Also a small old fashioned breast pin missing near Presbyterian Church and ridge area. Reward offered at Star office.

Rouss Presbyterian Church Star Office

Winchester Democrats Schedule Tuesday Primary

The Winchester Democratic Party outlines a single polling place at the police court room City Hall for a full day primary from 8 AM to 8 PM. Ballots list for city treasurer J W Sibert Jr William T Barr and H H Baker. city sergeant Adam Forney J Robert Doran. commonwealth attorney James P Reardon Robert Y Conrad. Incumbent commissioner of the revenue J E Correll remains the nominee with no opposition.

Democrats Winchester City Democratic Executive Committee City Hall Water Street Virginia, Democratic, Executive Committee Messrs F. H. Krebs Lewis Trier Reginald Haines J. BE. Affleck J. W. Sibert, Jr William T. Barr H. H. Baker Adam Forney J. Robert Doran James P. Reardon Robert Y. Conrad J. E. Correll Revenue

Bargains in floor coverings on Baetjer & Co. 1p

Read today’s large act of bargains in floor coverings from Baetjer & Co. The brief notes highlight discounted rugs carpets and resilient flooring with emphasis on value and selection for shoppers.

Baetjer & Co

Weather Bureau suspends four more employees for political activity

Washington government report says Secretary of Agriculture Houston suspended four Weather Bureau employees for political activity in support of former chief Willis I Moore. The action follows prior suspensions in the same matter.

Washington Secretary of Agriculture Houston Weather Bureau Willis I. Moore

Locust pin shavings free at mill leads to hometown departures

Mr. James Sager and daughter Miss Mary Sager of Mount Jackson left for home today after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kerlin of this city. Mr. Harry Moffatt returned to this city today after a weekend in Jefferson county. Miss Edith Burkett of Mount Jackson, guest of Miss Sallie Fansler of Fairmont Avenue, also left for home today.

James Sager Mary Sager Mount Jackson Lester Kerlin Harry Moffatt Jefferson County Edith Burkett Sallie Fansler Fairmont Avenue

For Sale At Reduced Price Residence 41 South Market St

For sale at reduced price the desirable residence number 41 South Market Street. Modern conveniences. J George Baeller. 21-4-1p-ead tf. New lime white and colored Ra tines. Ad Moling and Seal. 1p

South Market St J. George Baeller Moling & Seal

Weather Brief Fair Tonight With Continued Cold

Fair tonight and Tuesday with continuing cold. Wanted youths to work in a cotton duck factory in Alberton Maryland no experience needed good wages while learning. Information available at Valley Hotel Wednesday 9 am to 8 pm or write F. Colt Alberton Md. 9 1p2t

Alberta Valley Hotel F. Colt Alberton

Six Reel Kalem Feature at Auditorium Tonight

Six big reels headline the auditorium program with Kalem’s The Mountain Witch and other short features from Vitagraph Li bin Selig Essany Pathe. Voters are reminded to cast ballots in the primary elections from early morning to late evening.

Kalem Vitagraph Dr. Maxwell Selig

R B Smith to Veterans in Hagerstown at Rose Hill

Special to The Star from Hagerstown Maryland June 9 Hon R B Blackburn Smith of Berryville Virginia spoke to Confederate veterans and local supporters at Rose Hill cemetery praising Confederate valor and self government. A parade led by the Silverine Band preceded the exercises with Rev J Poyntz nyler and a large choir. Field notes recall about 4000 Confederate dead in the cemetery and Confederate wreaths placed by Reno Post G A R.

Star Hagerstown Blackburn Smith Berryville Virginia Clarke Warren Page Rose Hill Confederate Veterans Confederacy of T Kteaton Baltimore and Ohio Silverine Band Henry Kyd Douglas Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans of Shepherdstown Jenn . Poyntz Nyler St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church John K. Beckenbaugh Confederate Association Panea Reno Post Robert H. Lewis Winchester Colonel Lewis Mr. Smith Supreme Court Smith Confederacy Lee

Trenary Plans Move from Harrisonburg to Dayton

Charles W. Trenary, formerly of this city and owner of a steam laundry in Harrisonburg, Va., visited for several days renewing acquaintances and announced plans to move to Dayton, Va., to enter the poultry business, hoping outdoor life will improve his health. Automobiles for hire advertised by Rouss Garage.

Charles W. Trenary Jaandra Harrisonburg Trenary Dayton

Fisher Jury Selection Opens After Tragedy In Virginia Court

The Fisher murder trial proceeds in Wythe County Virginia as jurors are drawn and questioned after a local tragedy. Mayor C W Ram is excused from service while a 12 member panel is formed from 20 names. Prosecutor P Reardon and defense attorney R Fy lead the proceedings as witnesses begin to testify.

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Waris Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Miss Miller Lent St G. Clarence Miller Golightly—Bursey Sunday School of Market Street M. E. Church Ecclese Macfeebon Gertrude Rit Chester Sanford Richard Garton Jules Mason Prince Royal Adrian Mason iChorus Crown of Tove Panisies Mary Sartelle Florence Blankey Florence Searsly Meadows Green Dorothy Winkfield Bessie Grim Refuge Weather Forecast R.B. Smith Rouss Garagée Fisher Minnie Ryans Wiliam and Mary M Hospital I Ton Court T. Wetson Harrison The Veniremen Respect C. W. Ram W. Ram Sidna Allen Tria Wytheville M.B. Clowe John Huntsberry Mers Ton Kremer Henry Seal Nelson J. Orndorff P. Reardon R. Fy Interes
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