Encampment Elects Officers at Charlottesville Banquet
The Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows concluded its meeting with a banquet at Hotel Probst in Charlottesville. Richmond will host the next gathering. Officers elected include August Bening as Grand Patriarch and P. M. Bradshaw as Grand High Priest among others. Hotel Evans showcases a nickel in the slot musical cabinet with twelve numbers and adjustable volume, praised for its tone.
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Odd Fellows
Hotel Probst
Charlottesville
Richmond
August Bening
Roanoke
P. M. Bradshaw
Alexandria
H. H. Harlow
Staunton
T. W. Turner
Old Point
George W. Hill
Norfolk
Charles Pohlig
Richmond; Grand Representatives
Hill Montague
James Mitchell
Phoebus
Grand Marshall
L. Leon Dodd
Portsmouth
Grand Inside Sentinel
F.A. Frayser
Grand Outside Sentinel
F. A. Sproles
Big Stone Gap
Hotel
Evans
Infant falls from hammock in Roanoke visit
Yesterday morning the infant child of Mrs. Elfreda Hoal of Roanoke Virginia visiting Mrs. P B Marshall on South Market Street fell from a hammock to rock pavement. The child struck its head and appeared badly hurt from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfreda Hoal
Roanoke
P. B. Marshall
South Market Street
Martinsburg Board Names Luscomb Music Teacher
The Martinsburg Board of Education elected Prof. Fred Luscomb as music teacher at $500 yearly. Music will be added to the public schools curriculum in Martinsburg. Luscomb previously instructed the Friendship Military Band in Winchester.
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Board of Education of
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fred Luscomb
Luscomb
Friendship Military Band
Winchester
Roanoke College awards A B to Edgar R Cooper
At Roanoke College in Salem Virginia Edgar Randolph Cooper of Mountain Falls received the A B degree and spoke at the commencement. The event included presentations and remarks by Cooper.
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Roanoke College
Salem
Edgar Randolph Cooper
Mountain Falls
Cooper
Origin of Firemen Union links winchester to county aid
The piece traces the formation of the Firemen's Union along the Cumberland Valley Railroad, noting meetings in Chambersburg and Harrisburg from 1901 and the adoption of a constitution. It details membership, annual dues, officer roles, and the plan for annual meetings and by laws, including future address by Rev. J. Sibley at Fairfax College closing school year events.
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Chambersburg
Winchester Fire Department
Chambersburg Fire Department Through Mayor Jas. A. Hamilton
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Firemen’s Union
R. L. Gray
J. M. Haymaker
Harrisburg
Harrisonburg
Capt
C. H. Hardy
W. R. Kliie
J. F. Norris
G. W
Jas. M. Haymaker
Robt. L. Gray
J. 8. Sibley
Presbyterian Church
Fairfax College
Closing Exercises Continue At College Hall
Tonight at 8 30 the college graduation exercises occur in College Hall with two instrumental numbers and two local vocal selections. Pianos will be presided over by Miss Virginia Cover and Miss Estelle Shore, both noted for recent recitals at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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College Hall
Virginia Cover
Estelle Shore
Sylvia
Ware
Fairfax College
Harrison A Harrison Likely Circuit Judge Winner
Richmond Dispatch reports Judge Thomas W. Harrison of Winchester is viewed as a probable winner for the Seventeenth Circuit Court seat to be elected by the July 15 special legislative session under the new constitution. The circuit includes Frederick Clarke Warren Shenandoah and Page counties and will take the name Seventeenth after July 10. The piece notes changes from Twelfth to Nineteenth in designation, not in county makeup.
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Richmond
T. W. Harrison
Harrison
Seventeenth Circuit
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
Page
Thomas W. Harrison
Winchester
Seventeenth Judicial Circuit
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Marshall McCormick
Berryville
Epworth League
Summit Point
Howard Ferguson
Capon Springs
Charles F. Nelson
John A. Quiatt
The
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Charlestown
W. A
Children’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
P. Fs Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
J i. Charles. Lupton
the County
West Virginia
William Glass
Mrs. Strider
Charles
A. Fitzgerald
Mra. Bellshoover In
Cooley
H. C. Sheetz
Gaitherburg, Md
B. West Baker
T. J. Shaw-Sloane
Baltimore
T. M Bantz
North Market Street
Mr. Smith
County
Annie Caldwell
Marcinsburg
Margaret Jolley
Whitacre, Va
George McCord
Philadelphia
James Jenkins
John F. Zacharias
Cumberland, Md
T. M. Bantz
Market Street
E. G. Speakman
Washington, D. C
Star Office
S. D. Skelton
Stipe’s Chapel
H. D. Fuller
Mrs. J.W. McSherry
LAW School
Woodstock
Virginia
W. H. Marrin
B. L
L. Univ
Lomps
North Main Street
J. W. Henshall
Russ Ave
Joan O’ Nutt
Cuarves H. Carter
Gainesboro
Piccadilly Street
D. Wingerter
Horsey & Atwell
H. W. Clowe, Jeweler
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Thomas Keating
Agt
Telephone
Bruce Capper
West Water Street
Oxford
Oxfords
United States
R. Gray Williams
Susie Conrad
Main Street
Bessie Conrad
J. B. Win
Kiel
Bailey & Boxwell’s
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Market St
Amherst Street
North
Washington Street
Secree & Leonard
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Alco
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier and Furnisher
Main and Water Streets
Cacia
Miller Supply Company
National Bank
James W. Spellman
Kentucky
OLD Judge
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Melrose
OLD Nectar
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Geo. B. Bushnell & Co
Amherat Street