Noted Historian Latane to Lead Johns Hopkins History Dept
Dr John H Latane professor of history and international law at Washington and Lee in Lexington has been elected head of Johns Hopkins University history department He will be first full director since the death of Herbert Adams Latane born Staunton Va in 1869 has lectured at Wisconsin Tennessee Pennsylvania Michigan Chicago and the Naval War College He holds the John Marshall prize and authored The Early Relations Between Maryland and Virginia and America as a World Power He is active in professional societies and educational movements
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John H. Latane
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Ss. BP
Latane
Winchester
John Hopkins’ University
Department of History
Johns Hopkins
Herbert B.adams
Dr. Latane
Staunton
James Allen Latane
Mary Minor Latane
Washington and Lee
University of Wisconsin
University of Tennessee
University of Pennsylvania
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
Naval War College
Newport
R. I
John Marshall
John Hopkins
United States
Spanish America
Maryland
Virginia
American Political Science Review
American Historical Association
American Political Science Association
American Society of International Law
Phi Beta Kappa Society
The
Educational Commission
University of Montana
Memorial Day exercises at Winchester public school grave
Pupils and teachers gather at Mount Hebron Cemetery to honor Capt. John C. Varson Fossen and other former educators. Flowers cover graves of Kerr Knott and Price as choir sings and prayers are offered by local pastors. Commencement events follow in City Hall Auditorium with full program to be announced.
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Winchester
John C. Vari Fossen
Mount Hebron
John Kerr
Nora Knott
Lizzie Price
Captain van Fossen
George S. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Carter
First Baptist Church
Mr. Kerr
Knott
Price
M.M. Lynch
A. D. Henkel
City School Board
Juliet A. McCaw
Mandie Bell
City Hall
The
Star
Illustrated Lecture Tonight at Handley Library Auditorium
An illustrated lecture by Dr. J. W. Wayland on Stonewall Jackson's Valley Campaign and a Local History talk by Hon. R. T. Barton proceed at 8 o'clock tonight in Handley Library Auditorium.
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J. W. Wayland
R. T. ‘Barton
Handley Library
Woodmen of World to Initiate 30 Members Friday
Notice states thirty new members will receive the beneficiary degree at 8 a.m. on Friday June 18. Ald sovereigns are requested to attend. Bruce Capper, Clerk.
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Lpit KE
Bruce Capper
Ministers Favor Marriages Proposed By Episcopal Council
Richmond ministers show strong sentiment to endorse marriages as proposed by the Episcopal Council but defer final action to allow further study. The Ministerial Union of Richmond discussed the issue at a recent meeting and plans a called session to decide.
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Episcopal Council
Oro
Ministerial Union of
Richmond
Noted War Scout Dead Revered Confederate Scout Frank Stringfellow Dies
The funeral for Rev. Frank Stringfellow 72 a noted Confederate Army scout was held Tuesday at 123 North Washington Street Alexandria conducted by Rev. W J Morton. He died suddenly in Lindsay Virginia of heart trouble after a Richmond hospital operation. Stringfellow served with J E B Stuart and Lee, later chaplain in the Spanish American War, and became an Episcopal minister. He left a widow three sons and three daughters and was famed as a lecturer on war topics. He was praised by John Esten Cooke for his daring and devotion.
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Frank Stringfellow
Lindsay
R. M. Green
North
Washington _Street
Alexandria
W. J.morton
Christ Episcopal Church
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Stringfellow
Richmond
Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Winchester
Confederacy
J. E B. Stuart
Robert E. Lee
John Eisten Cook
Mr. Stringfellow
Virginia’ Volunteers
Episcopal Church
Powhatan
Middlesex
John Esten Cooke
Shanklin and Miss Henry Wedded in Baltimore
Announcement of the marriage of Pauline Henry to Rulett W. Shanklin, both of Baltimore, solemnized in Baltimore on May 31. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Willie Henry and the late Hugh S. Henry. The couple will reside at 2614 Bernard Street, Baltimore.
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Pauline Henry
Rulett W. Shanklin
Baltimore
Willie Henry
Hugh S. Henry
L. A. Henry
East Piccadilly Street
Educators welcomed at Virginia colleges and schools meeting
The seventh annual Virginia Association of Colleges and Schools for Girls opened at Handley Library in Winchester. Delegates welcomed by Miss Katherine R. Glass and Mr. William Wood Glass, with remarks on the teaching profession as service. R. Gray Williams welcomed Winchester, noting local apathy in attendance.
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Virginia Association of Colleges and Schools For Girls
Handley Library
Winchester
Katherine R. Glass
Fort Loudoun Seminary
William Wood Glass
R. Gray Williams
Williams
Fire Fighting Zuoaves At Auditorium Tonight
Marguerite Courtat of Kalem appears at the Auditorium in The Fire Fighting Zuoaves a war drama now showing. Mies Courtat travels from Winchester to witness the featured film alongside other releases including The Deputy's Sweetheart and The Minister's Temptation.
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Zuoaves
Kalem
Pete
Lubin
Seelig
Ison
Pathe
Marguerite Courtat
Mies Courtat
Winchester
Millwood Bride Elect Nannie Nelson to Wed Prescott Hufdekoper
Large social circle from Virginia to Massachusetts gathering for the wedding of Miss Nannie Adelaide Nelson and Mr. Prescott Foster Hufdekoper at Christ Church Millwood. Events include luncheons and receptions at Scaleby and Amherst Street, and a dance at Red Gate near Boyce.
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Massachusetts
Georgia
Winchester
Clarke
Nannie Adelaide Nelson
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Millwood
Prescott Foster Hufdekoper
Boston
Romney
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Clarke County
Nelson
Mr.Huldekoper
Henry Brooke Gilpin
R. Gray Williams
Amherst Street
Miss Nelson
Mr. Huidekoper
Public sale of A L Shearer Ware house in Winchester
The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction in front of the County Court House in Winchester Virginia at 11 o’clock a m on Monday June 16 1913 the following warehouses on land leased from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company One frame warehouse with metal roof fronting North Market Street about 175 feet north of the freight station 18 feet 8 inches wide and 105 1 2 feet long Two frame warehouses with metal roofs near the above 20 feet 4 inches wide and 6 feet 6 inches long Cash terms administered by Louise Shearer Lloyd administratrix of A L Shearer. In separate item a sale note. The Shepherdstown Electric and Power Company formerly owned by John L Livers and others has been sold to Major Randolph Stalnaker of Philippi. The Anti Saloon League will hold a service at Stines Chapel Sunday at 8 30 o clock with publishing invited, interesting speaking and pretty music.
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County Court
Winchester
North Market Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Shepherdstown
Anti-Saloon League
Stines Chapel
Virginia hosts first Sunday school workers normal in Roanoke
A four day normal for Sunday school workers, possibly the first in Virginia, runs July 7 to July 10 in Roanoke under the General Board of Religious Education. Rev. Dr. Stuart Mittman heads the third department with ten expert instructors. The Episcopal Church supervises, but other denominations are invited to join.
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Roanoke
Virginia
General Board of Religious Education
The
Episcopal Church
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Stuart Mittman
Leugh* ‘University
South Bethehem
Mittman
Winchester Sunday school workers eye Roanoke normal
Several Winchester Sunday school workers show interest in the upcoming normal training school in Roanoke. Rev. W D Smith of Christ Church considers attending if travel and arrangements allow. Officers teachers and scholars may also join the event.
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Winchester
Roanoke
W. D. Smith
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Christ Church
Sale of-desirable city residence at 210 N Main St
Desirable property sale announced for the city residence at 210 North Main Street in front of the Court House on Saturday June 14 at 12 noon. Located in a premier business district, the property is described as among the city's most valuable locations.
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N. Main Street
Five Passenger Touring Car For Sale
MOLING and SHAL advertise a five passenger touring car in good condition. Located at ROUSS GARAGE. Also a bamboo porch screens advertisement appears on page five.
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Moling & Shal
Rouss
Local Gun Shooting Meet Draws 46 Competitors
Eagle Eyed shooters and spectators filled the day as 46 participants contested targets under ideal weather. Edward M. Willis and Jims son of Richmond led with high scores, while Peyton Jamison of Roanoke broke 181 targets to win the high amateur prize.
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Edward M. Sionala
L. D. Willis
Jims Son
Richmond
Peyton Jamison
Dr. IL
Roanoke
Mr. & Day
Waynesboro
Monn T. Jamison
L. G. Richards
Fran Jones
A. M. Shepherd
A. H. .Boyd
Closing Out Sale Offers Broad Goods at Baetjer’s
All dress goods including broad heads at very low prices in Baetjer’s closing out sale. Read today’s ad. Found lady’s handbag by Star Office, caller asked to contact the office.
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Broadhead
Baetjer
Star Office
Tpit
Raspberry Peacock Probes Doctor in odd roadside visit
Dr Clagett encounters a man named Peacock at his office who insists on a medical checkup in a string of exclamations and symbols. The incident unfolds with Peacock’s sharp, shrewd demeanor and a request to see if the doctor can assess him for “bigness” in a curious encounter.
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Peacock
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Miss Henry
Dr. Wayland
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Little Sisters
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Nannie Nelson
A. L. Shearer
Louise Shearer Lloyd
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Roanoke Boys
Wij Boys
Bero
Williamspoo
Martinsburg
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Gall
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