Miss Louise Walker Weds Harrison Cassard at Christ Church
Miss Louise Tremlett Walker daughter of the late Major General John G. Walker and Mrs Sophie M Walker married Harrison Cassard of Baltimore at Christ Church in a noon ceremony. The service, held before a distinguished gathering from Winchester Washington Baltimore Norfolk and others, featured candles palms ferns and lilies with Rev William D Smith and Rev Dr William M Pettis officiating. The bride wore white liberty satin with old lace and orange blossoms. she entered with her brother Captain Philip B M Walker US Army retired. The couple will reside in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Protestant _— Episcopal Church
Louise Tremlett Walker
John G. Walker
Sophie M. Walker
Mansfield
Harrison Cassard
Baltimore
Lewis R. Cassard
Cassard
Winchester
Washington
Norfolk
Christ ‘Church
William D. Smith
William M. Pettis
Washington, D. C
Lohengrin
Philip B. M. Walker
United States Army
Tax Commission To Probe Returns
Mr. Shirley Carter chairman of the tax equalization commission calls a Friday night meeting at 8 in the office of Commissioner of the Revenue J. E. Correll to review personal property and income tax returns as of February 1908. The committee will seek corrections or refer inadequate returns to the commonwealth attorney and city solicitor to revise under statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Carter
Tax Equalization Commission
Common Council
Commissioner of the Revenue
J. E. Correll
Commonwealth Attorney
Messrs
William H. Baker
L. F. Cooper
James B. Russell
J. P. Haddox
John W. Rosenberger
Wm. T. Barr
H. ‘H. Baker
R. Gray Williams
Passion Play Preview at the Bijou Dream Theater
Special request shows a passion play at Keystone region theater this Saturday afternoon and evening with a display ad promising Bijou Dream. Performers and schedule details read like a page 6 advertisement for the event.
Church Feud Ends With Pastor Expulsion’s Reversal
In Martinsburg a Colored Baptist Church scene of a Sunday night fracas left a man slashed with a knife amid a feud within the congregation. Rev. George H. Carter, expelled for alleged immoral conduct, was deemed a regular minister in good standing by a Berryville council. An ensuing reading of church discipline led to objections from church officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Baptist
Martinsburg
George H. Carter
Winichester
Winchester
Berryville
First Council of Ministers
Carter
Free Will Baptist Church
N. W. Hackley
Luray
Pastors Installed at White Post Circuit
Rev L Fox, a superannuated minister, becomes pastor of the White Post circuit, Methodist Episcopal Church South, with Rev T M Swann as assistant. Rev George T Tyler, presiding elder, preached at Rockland during the quarterly meeting, reviving interest in the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Fox
White Post
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
T. M. Swann
Rockland
George T. Tyler
Winchester
Paralyzed Woman Emma Cordell Dies at 55 in Harrisonburg
Emma Cordell wife of Scott Cordell and daughter of the late James Magalis of Winchester died at her Harrisonburg home after seven years of paralysis. She was 55, born June 16 1853. Her father was a pioneer B&O Railroad engineer in Winchester. She leaves her husband five children two sisters and five brothers. Funeral set in Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Cordell
Scott Cordell
James Magalis
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Cordell
Valley Division
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Rehearsals Continue For Shawnee Tribe Homecoming
Rev. Mr. Minor of Baltimore leaves for home but will return soon. In his absence Mr. W. L. Whisson will direct rehearsals on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for the Shawnee Tribe homecoming features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Minor
Baltimore
W. L. Whisson
Roosevelt Name Sparks Applause at Republican Convention
In Chicago on June 16 Theodore Roosevelt's name elicited a brief but loud cheer at the Republican National Convention. A Taft portrait drew a smaller cheer as allies of Roosevelt did not cheer Taft. The session featured strong praise for the navy and the Supreme Court, with cheers for the tariff stance and for Roosevelt and Cortelyou's handling of national affairs amid a financial downturn. Delegates from the South clashed over a proposal to reduce Southern votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Taft
Lodge
Scott
Cullom
Payne
Dalzell
Washington
Julius Caesar Burrows
United States Supreme Court
Judicial Department
Serena E. Payne
Whem Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Treasury Department
James Frances Burke
Pennsylvania
Gchio
A. S. Harris
Arthur J.vorys
Charles P Tatt
Wade
Ohio
Newell
Republican Party
Claude Watts
Columbus
New
Roosevelt
Charlottesville Opens Baseball Season in Split With Winchester
Charlottesville opened its season in a doubleheader with Winchester, splitting the games. Pollard held Winchester to three hits in the first game and produced a key triple for Charlottesville. Winchester won the second game 6 to 2 as McDonald lined out a triple and Dalton scored on a fielder’s choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Winchester
Pollard
Virginia
Cy” McDonald
Martin
Cy’ McDonald
Dalton
Cantwell
Hoff
Maddux
Dolly Bierach Returns to Washington from East Water Street visit
Dolly Bierach has returned to Washington after visiting at her old home of Mrs. A. H. Boxwell on East Water Street. Mr. William E. Carson of Diverton Virginia spent yesterday afternoon in this city on business and left for Martinsburg in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William, E. Carson
Diverton
Martinsburg
Gentry Brothers Circus Draws Large Crowds at Winchester Showground
The Gentry Brothers circus attracted a large crowd for the final performance of trained animals. The show, praised as clean and well conducted, drew many youths from Winchester and nearby areas to ride ponies and elephants. The train then headed to Hagerstown after a busy day with orderly crowds and solid business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Brothers
America
Swinchester
Se Aeea
Hagerstown
Postmaster F T Fawcett Visits City on Business
Postmaster F T Fawcett of Fawcett Gap spent the day in the city on business. He conferred with local officials and reviewed mail facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Fawcett
Fawcett Gap
Mr. Harper Heads to Capon Springs for Rest
Mr. B. H. Harper left this morning for Capon Springs. For sale Desirable building lots Braddock Heights. Henry Moline. Wed 1p tt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Harper
Capon Springs
Braddock Heights
Henry Mol- Ing
North Side Hosts Ninth Annual Methodist Convention
Delegates from Maryland Virginia and Virginia join Winchester church members for the nineteenth annual North League of Predesioka Patri¢t Methodist Episcopal convention at Market Street Church. Opened with devotions led by Rev J H Jeffries, the event includes music by the Harmony Quartet and choir performances amid hopeful forecasts for a profitable gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Metheist Episcopal “Church
Epworth League of
Methodist Episcopal Church
Historic
Old Market Street
Chaséh
Maryland
Virginia
Istrict le
Street Church
Joseph P. Wilson
Cumberland Valley
Baltimore and Ohio
1 Street Church League
Market
Cork Streets
Lotal League
Winchester
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Membe
Epworth Lea
J. H. Jeffries
Hagerstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss. Walker
Christ Church
Tax Commission
J. B. Correll
Colored Baptists of
Hi. Carter
Tribe
New’s
Woolson
Johnson
Baker
Woodson
Mr. Moses
Brown
C. McDonald
D. McDonald
Honaker
Duffy
Mecca OF
Epworth
Leaguers
West Virginia
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