Reverend J H Wetlett Weds Miss Shank in Quiet Dayton Ceremony
Intelligence reports Rev. J H Wetlett D D of Dayton Ohio married Miss Marie Shank daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Shank of Germantown Ohio on May 20 16 The wedding at the Oak Street Church parsonage Dayton was performed by Dr G M Mathews in the bishop's presence and a small circle of relatives The couple will reside in the Central West as the episcopal residence is decided for the next four years The bride is a cultured Christian with active church work and recent biblical seminary study
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Desire of Quarles McCord to Die in Winchester Home
The article notes Quarles McCord, ill for nine weeks, longs to return to his Virginian boyhood home in Winchester to die there. He has stayed at the City Hotel since the evening of the sixth of June, his condition worsening with an expected final breath. His family, including Wm. McCord of Lin Loy Vo, and George McCord of Philadelphia, are at his side. he is reported unconscious since this morning.
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Knights of Pythias honor departed at Winchester Lodge service
Meritorial service held by Winchester Lodge Knights of Pythias at Castle Halk yesterday afternoon. Attended by Knights from Winchester and nearby including Ge Waybell Frank Nortin and others. Cemetery rites followed in memory with brief remarks and musical tributes for the departed brothers.
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Valley Female College Exercises and Graduation Events
The Valley Female College held morning exercises with decorations and class colors. Rev. T Marshall West addressed graduates, Miss Sydenstricker entertained with class witticisms, and Rev. W. H. Joyce spoke to the class of 1901. Diplomas will be presented by Rev. C. D. Harris and Rev. S. K. Cox. public invited.
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