Wooley Named Editor In Chief Of Illustrated Sporting News
The Editor and Publisher profiles Robert W. Wooley, editor in chief of the new Illustrated Sporting News, launched May 16. A Kentucky bred journalist with deep turf knowledge, Wooley rises from Western publications and six years at the New York World to lead a high class sporting weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Wooley
Wooley
Marguerite Trenholm
William M. Atkinson
Winchester
Illustrated Sporting New
Old
Kentucky
Mr. Wooley
New York World
Illustrated Sporting News
World Sporting Department
Circuit Court to Adjourn Tomorrow in Winchester
The June term of the Circuit Court of Winchester and Frederick county will adjourn tomorrow by limitation. Judge Nicol sat in for Judge Harrison last week, who returned Friday to preside today. Little business occurred aside from one chancery decree. the next term starts in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Winchester
Frederick County
C. E. Nicol
Manassas
Thomas W. Harrison
Local Marriage License Granted to Shockey and Kerns
A marriage license was issued early this morning in the county clerk office to O B Shockey of Morgan county West Virginia and Luke Kerns of Frederick county. The wedding will occur within a day or two at the bride's home in the county. The bride is the daughter of S M K Kerns and the groom is a leading young merchant of Morgan county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Shockey
Morgan County
W. Va
Luke Kerns
Frederick County
Sixty One Take Second Sunday Excursion
Sixty one passengers traveled to Washington and Baltimore yesterday on the second Sunday excursion of the season. Most chose Baltimore for the 20th National Saenger fest meeting. They returned to Winchester on the train arriving last night. Mr J B Haldeman, creamery proprietor, was in Charles Town on business.
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Washington
Baltimore
Wineater
Posal
Haldeman
S Creamery
Charlesy
Frederick Lady Dies Out West
The Frederick county Virginia born Lucy E. McDoneld Stanley died May 27 1903 after a three month illness in Illinois. She married John A. Stanley on December 1 1867 and moved to Ill in 1872 joining the Congregational Church where she was a faithful member. Her family attended the funeral conducted by Rev. Charles Parsons with pallbearers chosen from relatives and hymns and scriptures selected by the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Ill
John A. Stanley
Illinois
Lucy E. McDoneld
Frederick County
Virginia
John Stanley
Charles Parsons
Congregational Church
Death of Mosby partisan in Winchester area noted in local obituary
Longtime Winchester resident P H Reardon died after a career spanning Tex as to Virginia. He was a clerk and partner in M H Reardon & Bro grocery with six children and a widow. The obituary recalls his Civil War era ties and family lineage including Mrs Elizabeth Bailey, daughter of a Georgia judge.
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Winchester
Dennis Kenton
M. H. Reardon
White Post
Reardon
Elizabeth Bailey
Algernow Sydney Bailey
Macon
Supreme Court of Georgia
Mr. Reardon
William
Michael
Margaret
Harry Lee
Ernest Reardon
Frank Reardon
Weston
W. Va
Desperately Ill Infant Survivor After Indigestion
Don Gordon Harmer, 19 months, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Harmer of east Cork street, was dangerously ill for hours today from what doctors suspect was indigestion. Dr William Love treated him and reported late this afternoon the child would likely live after a violent illness yesterday afternoon and a spasm this morning. He had shown improvement by late afternoon.
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Don Gordon Harmer
Stanley Harmer
East Cork Street
Wm. 8
Love
Don
Little Don
Faulkner House Party and Local Social Notes
Senator and Mrs Charles J Faulkner entertain a Winchester house party at Boydville this week with guests from Washington New York City and Clarksburg Miss Katharine Yeakley leaves for Staunton to attend her brother Dr Holmes Yeakleys wedding to Miss Ela Ranson in Staunton Virginia Dr G W Larrick of Middletown visits Winchester on business Leo Frenkel enhances his Kent Street home with paint and an iron fence Harrold Sheetz of Gaithersburg Md arrives in Winchester to visit family.
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Ner
Miss Faulkner
Boydville
Miss Bosser
Miss Thomas
Washington, D. C
Miss Wills
Chism
New York City
Harry Smith
Clarksburg
A. W. Gillan
Chambersburg
Danie B. Conrad
Winchester
Leo Frenkel
North Kent Street
Harrold Sheetz
Gaithersburg Md
Katharine Yeakley
Staunton
Virginia
Holmes Yeakley
Ela Ranson
Capt
Thos. Ran- Sor
Fire Company Meetings Tonight for Funeral of P. H. Reardon
Fire companies meet at 8 o clock in their engine houses to plan attendance at the funeral of the late P H Reardon tomorrow morning at ten. Several local residents are mentioned including Claude A Ryan confined with tonsillitis and others visiting or traveling between Winchester and nearby cities.
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P. H. Reardon
Missing Silver Belt Pin Reported Between Streets
On Sunday June 14 a Silver Belt Pin was lost between South Market Street and Braddock Street M E Church. A suitable reward is offered and a return to this office is requested.
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South Market Street
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Valley Female College Commencement Invitation 1883
A STAR reporter views an invitation to the 1883 Valley Female College commencement. The finals began June 17 with a baccalaureate by Rev Rumsey Smithson and the 1883 graduating class included Ella Gibson Katie Whissen Jennie Bennett and Annie Seneeadiver. The 1883 Conference committee featured Rev J Lester Shipley Rev James R Van Horn and Rev Wesley Hammond.
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The
Valley Female College
Rumsey Smithson
Ella Gibson
Katie Whissen
Winchester
Jennie Bennett
Maryland
Annie Seneeadiver
West Virginia
J. Lester Shipley
James R. van Horn
Wesley Hammond
Engineer William Trapnell Returns to Work After Accident
William Trapnell division engineer on the Valley Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has recovered enough from a motor car accident to resume duties. his arm remains in a sling.
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William Trapnell
Valley Branch
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Foundation work begun for new store on Main street
Foundation for a brick store house is under way on the lot north of the dwelling on Main street. Captain J Perry Haddox recently purchased the old Shenandoah Bank property adjoining the new bank building and will push the building to rapid completion.
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J. Perry Haddox
Shenandoah Bank
Desirable Frederick County Farm Auction Notice
Public sale of a Frederick county Virginia farm on Middletown Reliance road two miles from Middletown half mile from Reliance with dwelling and barn in good condition. Bidder to pay one third cash and balance in two annual installments with interest secured by deed of trust and property insurance. Lynch trustee. 6-11-4.
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S. I. Keller
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Middletown
Reliance
C. A. Cutting
M. M. Lynch
Umbrella Deals On Rainy Day Pickup
A rainy day message promotes inexpensive umbrellas priced at one dollar, guiding shoppers to a nearby location for quick, affordable weather protection.
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Old Kentucky
Frederick Lady
Miss McDonald
Mosby
Front Royal
Fifth Michigan
Chapman
Berryville Pike
Tex
Senator
Mrs
Charles J. Faulk
G. W. Larrick
Claude A. Ryan
Evenine Siak
Washington Street
Robert Hamilton
Marcellus Anderson
Wilmington
Delaware
Mary Pike
Mrs. Young Pike
W. J. Best
Brucetown
C. W. Bushong
Strasburg
C. E. Edmondson
Win
Chester
Frank O. Headley
Hadley Choelate Company
Horsey & AtweLl’s
Horsey & Atwell
West Water Street
E.bruce Capper Jeweler and Optician
Shenandoah Valley
NAT. Bank
Mainstreet
Rouss Ave
the Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
United States
Savings Department
Foundation For New Balding
Frederick County Farm
Mesmer
Braddock and
Piccadilly Streets
S. H. Hansbrough, Papal
Handley Board
Miller Supply CO
S. H. Hable
James B. Russell
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Capital Stock
E. HouMes Boyd
W. Stone
A. M. Baker
W. M. Atkinson Gro
W. Kurtz, Hues S. Lupton
J. W. Henshall
Geo.e.bushnell & Company
Winchester, VA
Geo. B. Bushnell
Walter S. Nicklin
Proprietors
Jones Creamery
Nazareth
Mack Noonan
Barton &Boyd
Martin Wisecarver
Amherst &T
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