This Lad Has Won Three Medals
Master Courtney Carter of Salem Virginia has three scholarship medals from Salem school. At the recent commencement he received the Times-Register and Sentinel scholarship medal, his third since entering Salem school. He is visiting his brother and sister in law Rev W H Carter at the Baptist parsonage on North Market Street.
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Courtney Carter
Salem
W. H. Carter
Baptist Parsonage
North Market Street
Times-Register
Sentinel
Tome Institute Elects Vaughan S Hulse Captain
The Tome Institute baseball team of Port Deposit Maryland has elected Vaughan S Hulse of Newark New Jersey as captain for next year, succeeding Donald Weems son of L L Weems of this city who has led the team this year. Weems is one of ten lettermen and the 1913 season shows bright prospects with most of the squad returning.
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The
Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Vaughan S. Hulse
Newark
N.J
Donald Weems
Ll. V. Weems
Weems
Virginia Bar Association Banquet Address Planned
The City Solicitor R. Gray Williams will respond to a toast at the Virginia Bar Association banquet to be held in the Chamberlain Hotel at Old Point Comfort in the first week of August. Winchester lawyers are prominent members of the association and expected to attend in large numbers.
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R. Gray Williams
Virginia Bar Association
Chamberlain Hotel
Old Point Comfort
Winchester
Court Names Mr Sloat as Trustee in Winchester Case
The Court of Winchester appoints Mr Sloat as trustee by manor of the corporation. The action follows a petition by the trustees seeking formal designation and duties for the office.
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Court
Mr. Sloat
Corporation Court of
Winchester
John
Board trustees named for Market Street church vacancy
The board of trustees of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church fills the vacancy caused by the death of George Oyler with Mr. Stoat. Current members include Bentley Kern George N. Herbert George H. M. Eagle Marcus H. Spotts Charles I. Robinson B. T. Chrismore John H. Seal Walter I. Capper and John I. Stoat.
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Market Street Methodist
Episcopal Churc
Mr. Stoat
George ‘¥. Oyler
Messrs. Bentley
Kern
George N. Herbert
George HM. Eagle
Charles. I. Robinson
B.T. Chrismore
John H. Seal
Walter I. Capper
John I Sioat
Byrd Elected General Counsel for Virginia Labor Federation
Richard Evelyn Byrd of the Virginia House of Delegates was elected general counsel for the Virginia Federation of Labor. The selection was made unanimously at the federation annual meeting held in Lynchburg a few days ago.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Virginia House of Delegates
Virginia Federation of Labor
Byrd
Lynchburg
Miss Kitchen Committed to Staunton Hospital After Escape
Miss Virginia Kitchen, who inherited most of her father John Newton Kitchen’s estate and recently escaped from Bayview Asylum in Baltimore, has been found in Washington and committed to the Western State Hospital at Staunton for treatment.
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Virginia Kitchen
John Newton Kitchen
Bayview Asylum
Baltimore
Washington
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Empire Tonight Showcases Notable Films and an Acting Dog
Empire offers two high class comedies and a black-face specialty with unusual interest. A Rex feature titled The Fashion Reviews and Man is Best Friend introduce Gip the $5,000 acting dog along with an American western Her Mountain Home at 6 p.m.
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the Empire
Drivers and their heavy drinking in New York City
Observation in the New York seasons shows truck and van drivers and ice wagon operators as the largest consumers of spirituous liquors among city residents.
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New York
Parker Ridgely Engagement Reported
An engagement announced between Miss Eleanor Cullom Ridgely of Washington and Dr. Henry Pickering Parker of Washington. Ridgely is the granddaughter of Senator Shelby M. Cullom of Illinois and has resided with him in recent years. Parker descends from Commodore Foxhall Alexander Parker and Judge Iheard Parker, with his mother a Donaldson of Virginia.
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Eleanor Cullom Ridgely
William Barret Ridgely
Washington
Henry Pickering Parker
Commodore Foxhall Alexander Parker
I<iehard Parker
Winchester
Parker
Miss Donaldson
Virginia
Miss Ridgely
Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
The Philosopher of Folly on Food and Self
The Philosopher of Folly quips that eating to prevent spoilage turns a person into a domestic reduction plant. He frames food as performance, drawing humor from appetite and waste while suggesting a playful critique of consumption.
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Philosopher of Folly
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