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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
6
In memory of Tony Johnson who departed this life one year ago to May June 10. Rev Asa Richard returned this afternoon to Mount Sidney Virginia after visiting relatives and friends in this city and Loudoun county Virginia.
The funeral of Clinton Grim aged 49 who died Sunday morning after a lingering illness was held at his southeast of town home with Rev W B Dorsey presiding. Many floral tributes came from lifelong friends. The remains were brought to Winchester for interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery in the afternoon. Pallbearers were neighbors and friends.
A marriage license was issued in Frederick County to Ernest L Shade of White Hill and Evelyn M Miller daughter of Robert Miller of the northern part of the county. Shade son of Carson Shade is known in White Hall and has worked as a schoolteacher and bookkeeper and served as a federal census enumerator for Frederick County.
John H. Lindsay 77 a Confederate Civil War veteran and longtime Falling Waters farmer was found dead in his bed after family called him for breakfast. Death attributed to acute indigestion and heart trouble. He retired to live with his son Charles D. Lindsay near Falling Waters. son Philip Lindsey and daughter Mrs Harry Small are named.
Judge T. W. Harrison spends today in Front Royal Virginia for a special term of the Warren County Circuit Court with a number of cases being heard.
Conductor Joseph McLane of Brunswick Maryland has been assigned an all passenger run on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad between Brunswick and Strasburg following schedule changes. He previously commanded southbound freight and passenger trains Nos 20 18 and northbound Nos 35 19. McLane and his crew began early from Winchester at 545 AM and finished at 825 PM in Strasburg. Also noted are visits from F A Smith a Baltimore businessman and Mrs Henry Stephenson of Stevenson plus C C Henton of Harri Varay on business in town.
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