Honor Pupils of John Kerr School Listed by Grade
The Star will publish the full list of John Kerr Public Schools pupils who passed examinations as the school closed. Highlights include MALE HIGH SCHOOL seniors Willie Beverley and Silas Cather. FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL seniors Inez Fries and Bes sie Hodgson. and MALE GRAMMAR seventh graders Carroll Willis and Daniel Stouffer with many more names across grades.
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The
Star
John Kerr Public
Male High
Willie Beverley
Silas G. Cather
J. Olin Faulkner
Wm. H. Herrell
John B. Hottell
Fred M. Kremer
J. Lewis McVicar
George P. Perry
Harry W. Reed
Henry Schneider, Jr
Thomas Trier
Kerfoot Affleck
Robert R. Bell
Norman Cooper
Fred J. Hardesty
Wm. O Parlett
Claude Ryan
Arthur Shull
John L. McCoy
Maude Stouffer
Lilian Blake
Ursula O’leary
Nannie Smith
Gertrude Barnett
Jessie Hillyard
Louella Haymaker
Pearl Skelton
Lilian Davis
Mamie Brown
Minnie Anderson
Rebecca Miller
Reatha Shull
Hilda Grim
Mamie Hutchinson
Emma Goss
Annie McFaddin
Leota Elliot
Katie Hudson
Laura Ritenour
Laure Nulton
Lula Light
Ada Leatherman
Gertrude Jacobs
Leona Steele
Bessie Stouffer
Ellen Miller
Minnie Taylor
Edna Hutchinson
Lilian Kremer
Susie Haines
Elsie Barr
Mary Schneider
Mattie Haines
Annie Leafe
Edith Walters
Ella Schneider
Ernestine Forney
Carroll Willis
Fred. Alexander
Daniel Stouffer
George Bushnell
Grahan Darlington
Richard Jolliffe
Luther Knight
Christopher Fuller
Harry Lynch
Ernest Hinkins
Lemuel Anderson
Ollie Brown
Allyn Hollar
Clarence Miller
Frank Mesmer
Benjamin Davis
Blondell Brill
Earle Steele
Robi. Jones
Lilburn Garton
Charles Spellman
Roger Jones
Leonard Copenhaver
Otto Anderson
Fred Baker
Howard Lamp
Maurice Murnan
Carl Cather
Fred Forney
G. W
Hatchet Wound Ends Work for Mr. Noonan
Mr. Martin Noonan, of Lewis Jones Knitting Mills, suffered a serious foot injury when a hatchet slipped while cutting a fallen tree limb. The blade cut through his shoe, creating a two inch long, inch deep gash that bled heavily. Dr. Boyd stitched the wound and Mr. Noonan was later taken home by carriage.
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Martin Noonan
Lewis Jones
Noonan
der P
Lynchburg Visitor Praises Winchester As Model Town
Mr J C Moss of Lynchburg visiting on Genteines notes improvements in Winchester and says this is a model town. He was formerly secretary of the late M C A.
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J. C. Moss
Lynchburg
Genteines
Moss
Winchester
Remarkable Lightning Kills Three Black Sheep in Virginia
A thunderbolt struck a tree sheltering sixty Cobb flock sheep near Boyze and White Post Virginia during a storm, killing three black sheep while sparing the white flock. The bodies were found as described and later sold in Winchester to A M Zirkle.
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Harold Cobb
Boyze
White Post
Mr. Cobb
Winchester
A. M. Zirkle
Delegates Elected Rules At County Convention 1901
A county convention vote proposal requires delegates to be elected only from their voting precincts. It also enforces that only known Democrats may vote in precinct meetings and sets that three executive committee members per magistrate district be elected by delegates at the July 8, 1901 convention. S. M. Chiles and L. A. Huyer serve as secretary and treasurer.
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S. M. Chiles
L. A. Huyerr
Five Winchester Recruits Join Army Enlistments Rise
Howard Lyons left for Washington to be assigned to the United States Army. He is the fifth recruit from Winchester joining Harry Knight George McCarty Edward McCarty and Innes Kelley. Sergeant Hida will depart Monday for Charlestown and after the 25th will be in Woodstock for some time.
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Howard Lyons
Washington
United States Army
Winchester
Harry Knight
George
Edward McCarty
Innes Kelley
Hida
Charlestown
Woodstock
Children's Day Program at Market Street Church
Tomorrow evening the annual Children’s Day service will be rendered at Market Street M E Church. The program promises interest as the church is being decorated with flowers for the occasion.
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Market-st. M. EF
Local notes and visits from Winchester headlines
Personal and local items from Winchester report Switzer, Limburger and cream cheese at P H Reardon. Mrs Wheater of Middletown, Mrs Lipscomb of Roselyn Va at Hotel Evans. School girls depart for homes. Miss Rosa O left for Baltimore to visit Mrs Horsey. Miss Moorehouss of Elmira and Miss Swimley of Bruce town visiting. Cows die in Middletown from disease puzzling owners. Mrs Annie Flynn returns from Brunswick. Mr and Mrs Charles Boyles return from Piedmont after funeral. Excursion train to Washington leaves 6 30 tomorrow. Baltimore excursion arrives in Winchester at usual time.
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Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Winchester
Market Report Prices For Produce And Grains
The latest market report lists wholesale prices for eggs at 10 104, butter at 10, apples at 15, turkeys at 8, potatoes at 60, chickens at 7, wheat at 70, and corn shelled at 55. The figures reflect current market rates across staple produce and grains.
Infant of Henry Cave Buried at Methodist Graveyard
The infant child of Mr. Henry Cave of north Kent street was laid to rest in the Methodist graveyard this afternoon.
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Henry Cave
North Kent Street
Electroplating Plant to Be Installed by The Eddy Press
The Eddy Press will install a $5,000 electroplating plant in conjunction with its printing establishment. Miss Nan Jefferson and Miss Lillian Jefferson of Philadelphia, visiting Mrs. Fannie Fugitt, left for Washington to spend a week.
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Eddy Prees
Nan
Lillian Jefferson
Philadelphia
Fannie Fugitt
Ian
Washington
Soldiers on furlough visit Mount Jackson from Governor's Island
Private Jonathan and Private K. Jonathan of the Eighthy Fourth Company Heavy Artillery, stationed at Governor's Island New York, were seen in Winchester en route to Mount Jackson Virginia on a thirty days furlough to visit friends there.
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K. Jonathan
Governor’s Island
N. Y
Winchester
Mount Jackson
Seashore Excursion Trains Sell Ticket Plans
Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Avalon Anglesea Wildwood Holly Beach N J offer special excursions via Norfolk and Western Railway with Pennsylvania Railroad starting June 20 and continuing July and August 1901. Excursion tickets valid on trains 4 and 28 for northward travel from Hagerstown with sixteen day return limit and ten day Philadelphia stopover if ticketed at Broad Street Station. Atlantic City travelers use Broad Street via Delaware River Bridge Route. Other destinations depart Market Street Wharf Philadelphia.
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Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Avalon
Anglesea
Wildwood
Holly Beach
N. J
Norfolk and Western Railway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania Limited
Seashore
Philadelphia
Broad Street Station
Atlantic City
Delaware River Bridge
Market Street Wharf
Two Houses On Twelve Acre Wardensville Grade Land
For sale twelve acres with two dwellings and fruit, located 44 miles northwest of Winchester on the Wardensville grade. Inquiries directed to J. Sager at 102 West Hart Street Winchester Virginia.
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Winchester
Wardensville
J. Sager
Hart St
Lost silk and chenille neck scarf found near Sartelle's
A lady's black silk and chenille neck scarf was found between Sartelle's and The Auditorium. The finder will confer a favor by returning it to this office.
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Sartelle’s
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John Kerr School
Market-st
Horsey and Atwell
Bruce Cappex
West Water Street
Sam. Jones
Inwood Camp Meeting
Mrs Wheater
Middletown
Rosa O
Mrs. Horsey
Moorehouss
Elmira
Swimley
Brucetown
Annie Flynn
Adam Forney
Brunswick
Charles Boyles
White Hall
Piedmont
George R. Boyles
Jonathan
Star-Times
Jon
East Water St
H. Lewn
N. Braddock Street
J. M. Steck
A.J. Tavener
Bree Ee Te
Caniams
Court House
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Brewing Company
North Main Street
Miller Supply Co
H. W. Clowe
North Main St
Elgin
Waltham
Hamilton
Dueber
Rogers & Bro
Rogers 1847
Jeweter
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
Chelf
R. E. Chelf
Lagat So Va
R. W . Stone
Seal Brothers
S. Main Street
Markets Street
Jones’ Creamery
Drew, Selby & Co
Kid Fox
BANTZ
Rosa A. Striker
Main
Cork Streets
Foller
Mary L. Householder
Epear L. Hoox
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