Isaac DeHaven Dies in County at 85
Isaac DeHaven died at his son Frederick DeHaven’s home near Chestnut Groves after a long illness. He was 85 and survived by nine children. Funeral at 1 o’clock Wednesday at Chestnut Grove cemetery, led by Rev. Preston Lawrence. Interment in Chestnut Grove cemetery.
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Isaac. DeHaven
Frederick DeHaven
Chestnut Groves
Almira Beagant
N. Bageant
C. G. DeHaven
Neat Unger's
W. Va
E. Mack DeHaven
Shanghai
W Va
B. F. DeHaven
Gainesboro
M.E. Powell
Dayton
Ohio
R. O. DeHaven
Cedarville
F. G. DeHaven
Near Siler
Elmer and Howard DeHaven
Chicago
Ill
Susan Hiett
DeHaven
Preston Lawrence
Chestnut Grove
Myrtle Whitmore
Bunker Hill
Jennie Bunker
James Gray
Miss Minnie Lantz Marries Perry Strickler in Kernstown
Miss Minnie Vv. Lantz wed Perry D. Strickler of New Market at the bride's Kernstown home. Rev. William Stevens officiated. The couple left for New Market to visit the groom's parents and settle in Kernstown. Nearby, Newton Graybill sold a 75 acre farm to Leo Wisecarver for 6050 dollars.
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Kernstown
Minnie Vv. Lantz
Perry D. Strickler
New Market
William Stevens
Stephens City
Newton Graybill
Leo
Hoover of Winchester Visits Harrisonburg
Hoover prominent resident of Winchester and superintendent of the Winchester and Washington Electric Railway Company was in Harrisonburg yesterday for a short visit. He is well known in Harrisonburg and has many friends there.
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L. “Hoover
Winchester
Winchester and
Washington
Winchester Officers Handed a Bouquet
The Alexandria Gazette reports a young farmer from a neighboring county received a long jail term after conviction for vandalism in Moon Hebron Cemetery. He stole flowers from graves and tried to injure monuments with a pocketknife, part of a recurring pattern of cemetery vandalism in the area.
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Winchester
Moon, Hebron
Alexandria
FAMOUS AUTHORESS MAGRUDER IN HONOR AND MEMORY
Miss Julia Magruder, renowned Southern born author and raconteur, was decorated by the French government with the Officer of the Palms after a long illness during which she completed an unpublished manuscript her master work. She lived largely in Washington and cultivated friendships across regions while advocating end to sectional lines.
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Miss Magruder
Academie
South
Magruder
Julia Magruder
Washington
Southland
Mrs Bryson and daughter head to Jamestown Exposition
Mrs Margaret Bryson of Milton Pennsylvania and her daughter Mrs Wilson of Jersey Shore Pennsylvania departed yesterday for Washington and Norfolk to attend the Jamestown Exposition.
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Margaret Bryson
Milton
Wilson
Jersey Shire
William Wagner
Washington
Norfolk
Attempted sheep butcher at Bunker Hill shocks Sunday
At Bunker Hill West Virginia on June 11 a black man tried to butcher a fine sheep while Hunter Cunningham was in church. Cunningham's wife spotted the thief in the act and frightened him away. The suspect fled to the woods. authorities expect an arrest soon.
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Hunter Cunningham
Bunker Hill
Ningham
Chrismores Visit White Post Brother Recounted
Mr J T Chrismore of the Capital City returned home yesterday after a visit to his brother Mr G E Chrismore at White Post.
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J. T. Chrismore
Capital City
G. E. Chrismore
White Post
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Jas
Gray
W. Mark
Miss Lantz
Meade & Baker
Harrisonburg
Alexandria Gazette
Castoria
Horsey & Atwell
Dreds
Alco
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
the Farmers’ Supply Co
Oliver
Farmers’ Supply Co
Sterneys City
Bunker Hill, W. Va
Mr. Cun
W. W. Baldwin
E. Water St
W. A. McCoy
William Baker
Bill
North Main Street
Bell Phone
Wyndham & Brill
Hable
California
Thomas M. Barr
Missouri
Gray & Sheetz
Taylor Hotel
Huntsberry
Oakmont
Myrtle Valle
Brandy Whioe
Anheuser Busch
Patterson & Kidwell
East Water ST
Faulkner’s
Main Street
Haying
Water St
Funk & Son