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Newspaper

Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1905

Page

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Frederick Co. Man Dies in West Virginia

George T. Cookus of Romney Frederick County Va dies after a cancer and heart illness. Born Oct 23 1857 he lived in Kansas City Mo before moving to Romney in 1897. Survived by widow Mary Cookus mother Susan Luttrell and brothers H Cookus V H Cookus J A Cookus and sister M Roberts. A Baptist and charter member of Romney Camp Modern Woodmen and Old Fellows Lodge. He is described as a man of strong character and convictions.

George T. Cookus Romney Romney Cw Kansas City Mra Mary Cookus Miss Beeson Booker Bill W. Va Susan R .Luttrell Br, H V. H. Cookus

Odd Fellows Elect New Officers in Winchester Lodge

Madison Lodge No 6 Independent Order of Odd Fellows elected officers for the coming term. The 175 member lodge aims for 250 before a year ends. Elected officers include Robert Brill noble grand and E H Haddyx vice grand with other posts filled. Installation set for July meeting in Castle Hall on North Main Street.

Madison Lodge Order of Odd Fellows Order Universal Winchester Robert Brill Noble E. H. Haddyx N. B. Grove C. W. Ramsburg J. P. Haddox Richard L. Gray Castle Hall Haddox Building North Main Street

Local Market Pricing Fluctuations Reported

Local markets without feature today list wholesale prices for corn eggs and turkey. Notable figures include 60 cents for corn 2 dollars for dozen eggs 13 cents for old roast and 10 cents for old hen with other entries unreadable.

Eye Injury From Nail Strike At Millwood

Mr. Pebbles from near Millwood is in a city hospital for eye treatment after a nail pierced his eye while making a fence. The incident caused a serious wound and prompted medical care.

Pebbles Millwood

Henry Wins Hahn Mill Property Title Dispute

Judge T W Harrison dissolved an injunction and ruled Henry's deed legal in the Hahn Mill property case. Chiles may bid $2900 to claim the land, with Henry to be indemnified for his payments. The Hahn Mill lies about a mile south of town on the Valley Pike.

Hahn T. W. Harrison M. Chiles M. Astacit Robert L. Hahn Prospect Ohio Chiles Henry Clarkc Gartmell Rach Harrison Shoul Iean Court of Appeals Hahn Mill Valley Pike

Miss Schneider Weds in New York

The Sentinel of Amsterdam N Y reports the marriage of Miss Anna Schneider to Mr John P Meyer of Elizabeth New Jersey. The ceremony occurred last Wednesday at the bride’s parents home in New Amsterdam with Miss Gertrude Schneider as bridesmaid. The couple will reside in Elizabeth N J. Mr Schneider and family once lived in Winchester.

Ceneateun Sentinel Amsterdam N. Y Anna Schneider Elizabeth N. J Jacob Schneider New Amsterdam Elizabeth, N. J Gertrude Schneider Schneider Winchester

Nephew of Poolesville Man Dies in Colorado

Mr. Thos. P. Spates is in Poolesville Md where at 10 o clock this morning he attends the funeral of his nephew Norman Trundle who died suddenly in Colorado last Monday. He was about 21 and had gone to Colorado for his health. He was a brother of the well known football player and a son of Mr John Trundle of Poolesville.

Thos. P. Spates Poolesville Norman Trundle Trundle Colorado John Trundle

Property Transfer of The Winch Ester Times to The Star

A deed was recorded in the city clerk's office conveying the plant and newspaper of The Winch Ester Times to The Star. The action marks a change of ownership for both the plant and its publication as recorded today.

Star the Winch Ester Times Even Fenine Star

Home on Vacations Bring Pittsburg Men to County

Messrs. Lewis Stimmel and T. Carson Clark arrived yesterday from Pittsburg for a two week vacation at their county homes. Stimmel is a conductor for the Pittsburg Railway Company.

Lewis Stimmel T. Carson Clark Pittburg Stimmel Pittsburg Sand

Gibbons Leads Major Counterfeit Ring Bust

Inspectors say Bob Gibbons and two accomplices, aided by a woman, bought money orders for 25 cents and used chemicals to raise them to 75 dollars each. They passed these at local merchants, securing at least 200000. Gibbons, a writing expert, and Inspector W A Brown traced the suspects to Hotel Duquesne and arrested them after listening in.

Gibbons W. A. Brown Hotel Duquesne

Mr. Fay Brings Bride Home After Philadelphia Wedding

Miss Helen Carter daughter of Mrs. S Day Carter of Singerly Maryland wed Logan Rudolph Fay at St Marks Church Philadelphia. Maude Carter sister of the bride served as maid of honor. A breakfast followed at St James. The couple will reside near Winchester at Hackwood estate recently purchased by Mr Fay.

St. Mark’s Church Philadelphia Helen Carter S. Day Carter Singerly Logan Rudolph Fay Carter Henry Carter Maro Phillips Maude Carter St. James

Rosenthal in Town Tied to Thirteen Club Snowbound

Mr. 8S. Rosenthal of Baltimore is visiting. Years ago he was among thirteen traveling men snowbound at Hotel Evans and helped form the Thirteen Club.

Graduates As A Nurse From Emergency Hospital

Miss Lillian Rinker recently graduated as a trained nurse from Emergency Hospital Washington and is now with her parents Mr and Mrs W F Rinker at Operation.

Lillian Rinker Emergency Hospital Washington W. F. Rinker Operation

Dr McLean Dead Relative of local residents noted

Dr Mclean and Dr KE P McLean of Alexandria are identified as relatives of Mr Donald McLean of Kerns town. Virginia Johanson visits Front Royal families. LeRoyBreithberth returns to Washington after seeing Julian Baker. Alice Baugher from Baltimore visits Miss Amy Spurrier. Mr A M Baker was in town.

KE. P. McLean Alexeandria Donald McLean Kernstown Alice Baugher Baltimore Amy Spurrier

Anniversary of Milroy and Milroy’s Retreat in Winchester

Forty two years have passed since the Confederate breakout and Milroy’s iron rule near Winchester. As Early’s forces pressed in on Sunday, Milroy nearly evacuated the forts while Union shells rained on western fields. locals recalled Captains Haymaker and Herrell among advancing troops and a frightened Jew suttler seeking shelter in a cellar. The account notes mounting Civil War tensions, looming Lee movement, and the town’s stake in the battle area near Mount Hebron Cemetery and Burgess Wall.

Nemo Winchester Eny Milroy Ewell Star Fort 13Th Virginia James Haymaker Our City Herrell Washington Ewel Wincheser Mount Hebron Burgess and Wall Lee Mil

Frederick and Clarke Telephone Co Consolidated

The Frederick and Clarke Telephone Company forms from the merger of Frederick Clarke and People Telephone. Officers are President OCharles Mullikin Vice-President H Warden Treasurer Shirley Carter Secretary H P Byrd Directors include Mullikin Carter Byrd Nelson and Love. Winchester FredericK subscribers gain free service on Clarke county lines with 250 subscribers expected after completion.

Ocharles Mullikin H. ©. Warden Shirley Carter H. P. Byrd Marshall McCormick Thomas John B. Neill H. F. Byrd Love Charles Mullikin H. M. Nelson Winchester Frederick County Bell Telephone Company Clarke County

Winchester to field baseball team with July first game

Winchester plans a new baseball team this season with a strong battery led by Mr. Johnson of Charles Town and Mr. Trimble of Staunton. The squad includes Atwell Pandy Baker Jr and Mr. Root the Fort Defiance ace. They will face Va Hagerstown Md Chambersburg Penna University of Kentucky and may tour to Norfolk as Reservoir Park diamond is being fenced and prepared.

Winchester Atwell Pandy Baker, Jr Johnson Charles Town Trimble Staunton Root Fort Defiance Hagerstown Chambersbars

Will Attend Miss Neals Marriage

Mrs. Sarah Denny and her granddaughter Miss Maggie Neal of Columbia Missouri are visiting relatives for a few days then will go to Clarksburg West Virginia for the wedding of her other granddaughter Miss Carrie Neal to Mr. Joseph Robinson on June 28. The Misses Neal are daughters of Mr. Robert Neal who once ran a store at Tax Stax office location and now lives in Clarksburg.

Sarah Denny Maggie Neal Columbia 8. O Clarksburg W. Va Carrie Neal Joseph Robinson Misses Neal Robert Neal

Clark Wins Birely Scholarship at Washington and Lee

Brent Clark son of Mr Clark of near town has been awarded the Dutcher Seevers Scholarship at Washington and Lee University. The $300 award is funded by Mr Birely whose son was drowned. Miss Mamie ONeill travels to Cumberland to visit relatives.

Brent Clark Clark Near Town Washington and Lee Birely

John Kerr Public Schools Close After Successful Session

The John Kerr Public Schools will close tomorrow after a successful session. Principal N. D. Oool and assistants receive praise for leading the school and boosting enrollment to about 600 pupils.

John Kerr John Kerr Public Schools N. D. Oool

Graduation and memorial procession at Market and Cork

The scholars assemble at 9 tomorrow at the school building corner of Market and Cork for diplomas to 25 graduates by Supt M M Lynch. City School Board members will attend. They proceed to Mt Hebron Cemetery to honor John Kerr Capt J C Van Fossen and Miss Lizzie Price with a prayer and singing. Certificates follow at the school.

Market Cork Supt. O M. M. Lynch Mt. Hebron John Kerr J.C .van Fossen Lizzie Price D. Skelton Nannie Forsythe

Weems Family Plans European Trip This Summer

The Weems family will depart for New York soon and sail June 22 on the Cunard liner Etruria to Europe. They will visit Liverpool and Scotland, stay away until October 1, with Mr and Mrs Weems, children Florence, Lawrence, Courtney, Douglas and Bee Weems. Emily and Lucille Weems are currently in London.

E. V. Weema New York Cunard Etruria Europe Liverpool Scotland

Fort Loudoun Seminary Opens Class in Winchester Virginia

High class day and boarding school for young ladies and children in Winchester. First session opens Sept 1905 offering elocution, physical culture, bookkeeping, typewriting, stenography and music. Co principals Miss Katherine Glasa and Miss Laura W Gold. head of home and housekeeping departments Mrs J E Campbell Mt Lake Park Md.

Fort Loudoun Seminary Peyton Streets Winchester Katherine 2. Glasa Laura W. Gold Mra J. E. Campbell Mt. Lake Park

Warning Issued to Baseball Players at Reservoir Diamond

Authorities warn all baseball players to stay off Reservoir Diamond unless invited by Atwell and Baker. The notice underscores legal penalties for trespass and reinforces restricted access to the field.

Youth Arrested at Gospel Meeting in Gore Area

Sheriff O H Purcell arrested Carson Farmer at a gospel meeting in north Winchester on charges of stealing a hearse from aged George W Marple of Gore last May. Farmer, aged nineteen, was jailed after a preliminary hearing. He allegedly admitted taking the horse, using it to travel to Martinsburg to sell, then boarding it until August, with a plan to return and sell. The horse was recovered last week after Marple paid board costs.

O. H. Purcell Carson Farmer Winchester George W. Marple Gore Court House Ashby Roe Farmer Martinsburg Marple Smith

When Dr Hyde Was A Publisher

Rev Dr J P Hyde, once army post chaplain and Methodist pastor, compiled a small gospel hymn collection in Staunton Virginia in 1663. Printed by The Vindicator's job department, the twenty eight page book is aged yellow but in good condition.

J. P Staunton Hyde Methodist Church

Congressman Flood Delivers Practical Speech to Hampden-Sidney

The Union Society at Hampden-Sidney College hosted Congressman H D Flood who addressed the literary society last Monday evening. He urged a blend of classical and scientific education and stressed practical, constructive ideas.

Union Society Hampden-Sidney College H.D. Flood

Negress Shoots Man in Martinsburg Case

Report from Martinsburg states a black woman identified only as Fannie shot a man named James yesterday. condition described as possibly fatal. Police investigation underway with unclear motive and no further details released.

Jefferson Martinsburg Jame

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Frederick CO Man West VA THE ODD Fellows MR. Henry Miss Schneider T.M. Barr Bob Gibbens Mr. Fay Bride Murray Dr. Mclean Virginia Johanson Front Royal’s Fair Daughters Houston LeRoy Breithberth Julian Baker A. M. Baker Frederick and Clarke Telephone Company People’s Telephone Company Miss Neal Mr. Clark Mamie O'Neill Cumberland N. D. Cool Weems Old Country Atwell & Baker Purcell Dr. Hyde Congressman Flood Negress
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