Valley Female College Honors List Readied for Special Medals
A Valley Female College ceremony honored several young ladies with honors and medals last Wednesday evening. Senior essay awards went to Shirley Miller and Bertha William, with other placements across multiple departments including music, elocution, art, modern and ancient languages, mathematics, stenography, and penmanship.
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Valley Female College
Shirley Miller
Bertha William
Bessie Young
Ruth Clendening
Gleasie Brown
Virginia Bane
Irene Robinson
Georgia Taylor
Hilda Brill
Early Fox
Department of Music
Maude Miller
Georgie Taylor
Frank Hardy
Pauline Taylor
Rose Rector
Alma William
Ada Downing
Clara Seybert
Myrtie Wise
Pearl Thompson
Madge Seybert
Helen Bond
Ethel Duganni
Department of Art
Emsey Davis
B. Ebersole
Marjie Hardy
Bessie Downing
Alma Williams
Glavie Brown
Della Haseman
Winchester Inn To Open With Noted Chef and Orchestra
J. B. Carper and Mr. Dabney Smith announce the Winchester Inn will open with an experienced French cook and a pastry cook who have served at other resorts. A ball is planned toward month’s end and an orchestra will play after July first. Mr St John reports numerous inquiries and several engagements, predicting a successful season.
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J. B. Carper
Rainfall Deluges Winchester and Frederick County Streets
A heavy rainfall yesterday afternoon delivered seven-eights of an inch in Winchester around 4 30 PM. Water ran over Main Street from curb to curb near the bridge, with widespread showers reported across Frederick County as rain continued at intervals.
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Frederick County
Wincheschester
Winchester
Main Street
James McCauley
Washington and
Braddock Streets
Pall Mall
E. P. Kelso
Jericho
Hampshire County
W.va
Reverend A. T. Graham Receives Doctor of Divinity
Rev. Dr. A. T. Graham of Davidson College North Carolina has earned the Doctor of Divinity degree from Hampden Sydney College. He is the son of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. James R. Graham of this city.
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A. T. Graham
Davidson College
North Carolina
Hampden-Sydney College
Dr. Graham
James R. Graham
Iron Columns Arrive Delays at Reuss City Hall
Iron columns finally arrive for the Reuss City Hall project after a delay caused by late steel shipment from Pittsburg. Contractor Miller had feared further postponement as girders were expected to arrive the same day.
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Reuss City Hall
Pittsburg
Miller
Cigar box from Manila and Fourth of July plans noted
John Ray receives La Maria Christina cigars from Clyde Ray in the Philippines. New Market plans a Fourth of July celebration with Winchester Fire Department invited, while local companies mostly favor Martinsburg and Hagerstown. Weary Willie John Young arrested for disorderly conduct at Triplett's boarding-house, fined $2.50 and ordered to leave town.
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John Ray
Clyde Ray
Uncle Sam
Philippines
Manila
New Market
Winchester Fire Department
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
John Young
Willie
Triplett
Guards Stationed At Town Entrances To Block Communication
Guards stationed at the entrances of Harpers Ferry and Baltimore Heights to prevent communication between Charlestown and the town beyond the suburbs.
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Harpers Ferry
Baltimore Heights
Charlestown
Jury Rules for Defendant in McCormick Harvester Suit
The jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the suit of the McCormick Harvester Company against J. H. Yeakley over a machine settlement. Local society items note visits by Misses Kate and Sue Hansbrough and relatives, a Union Band rehearsal aimed at winning a Hagerstown prize, and Confederate pension applications totaling over 300 from Shenandoah County at Woodstock.
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McCormick Harvester Company
J. H. Yeakley
Soft Shell Crabs and Town Notes from Woodstock
In town for business Mr. Dunbar Magruder of Woodstock and F. C. Hott of the city are mentioned. Architect F. A. Jackson consults with builders. W H Ebert of Stephens City improves after illness. A mahogany upright piano is offered cheaply. The Kearneysville stone quarry plant will be rebuilt pending insurance work. Rev. Stanley Krebs of Reading Pa visits his uncle H. Clay Krebs and is noted as a lecturer. Three girls stole items from a vehicle. the goods were recovered.
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Dunbar Magruder
Woodstock
Kearneysville
Stanley L. Krebs
Reading
H. Clay Krebs
Mr. Krebs
Vaccination Proclamation From Winchester Board of Health
The Winchester Board of Health directs immediate universal vaccination for all in need. Citizens are urged to heed the order. those who refuse will be compelled. Physicians will visit every family not under regular medical care to vaccinate. Mayor Ak. T. Barton urges strict enforcement as a prudent precaution.
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Board of Health
Winchester
Phsicians
Ak. T. Barton
Charles Town
Winchester I
Barton
Ayor
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