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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1911

Page

6

Opening bill at the Empire theater this week

Diamond Cameron Co presents highsclays comedy sing in the Snow and Powers features Cupid's Wrench. Adm 5c before 8 10c after. A great show for a little money, changing tomorrow night.

Powers

William Shackelford Dies in Clarke County

William Shackelford longtime Berryville resident and coach rating business operator died at his home after a lengthy illness. He leaves widow and children Wilbur Neal Clarence Allen Shackelford Russell Sullivan of Winchester and Mrs Frank Eaton. Clarence Shackelford a printer formerly with Eddy Press. Funeral at Berryville Presbyterian Church with Rev Samuel K Phillips then burial in Green Hill Cemetery.

William Shackelford Berryville Clarke County Messrs Wilbur, Neal Clarence Allen Shackelford Russell Sullivan Winchester Frank Eaton Clarence ‘Shackelford Eddy Press Cumberland Berryville Presbyterian Church Samnuel K. Phillips Green Hill’ Cemetery

Stephens City elects Col J C Baker as Mayor in corporation vote

The June election in Stephens City, Virginia, resulted in Col. J. C. Baker as mayor and a slate of councilmen including A. W. Dean J. H. Huber F. B. Cadwadder J. A. McCarty B. A. Guard and L. A. Adams.

Col. Baker Stephens City Col J. C. Baker A.W. Dean J. H. Huber F. B. Cadwallader J. A. McCarty B. A. Guard L. A. Adams Louise H. Totty F. D. Maphis Strasburg

Harrisonburg man heads to national railroad meeting

Mr. J E Glenn of Harrisonburg passes through town en route to Cleveland Ohio for the annual meeting of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads Association as a division delegate. He is accompanied by his wife who will visit relatives in Detroit Michigan.

J.E. Glenn Harrisonburg Cleveland Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Railroads Association Glenn Detroit Mich

George Mabry Weds Roanoke Player and Miss Stuckey

Intelligence reports the marriage of George Mabry formerly a noted Winchester catcher now with Roanoke, to Miss Stuckey of South Carolina. The wedding occurred several days ago. Mrs. Thomas Beardsworth of Staunton, Virginia, visited relatives here this morning.

George Babry Winchester Roanoke Club Thomas Beardsworth

Rain Delayed Dedication of Mount Hebron Church

Rain postponed the Mount Hebron Church dedication in Whitacre Virginia. Rev A S Hammack preached in the afternoon as workers sought the remaining 275 dollars with about 60 dollars pledged. A July 9 all day service and dedication was planned with visitors including Rev H E Richardson and wife from Winchester and others from Shankhal Pittsburg Gainesboro. N A Scrivener remains confined by rheumatism. A heavy rain fell Saturday night into Sunday morning.

Whitacre Mount Hebron A. S. Hammack H. E. Richardson Winchester Richardson James Bageandt Shankhal W. Va W. D. Dailey Pittsburg John Shane Gainesboro N. A. Scrivener

Relocation of Relatives and Church News from Relief Notes

Relief News Notes lists visits among residents of Relief Virginia with multiple family and friend gatherings. Notable mentions include Brill of Stephens City visiting Frank Brill and Ridings at David Grover’s Reliance home. Blanche Wisecarver returns from Winchester. Mr and Mrs Krause visiting Funk house. Lester Branner recovery. John Miller and Nate Long visiting William Ridings. Beulah Ridings visiting Krause. Rev Maiden to preach at Sunrise Church. M E Sunday school preparing a children service. Clarence Wisecarver visiting his parents. Price of Vaucluse visiting Brown. Mrs William Branner improving after illness.

A. E. Funkhouser Lester Branner B. S. Martin Washington John Miller Nate Long Robbie Long William Ridings Miss Beulah Ridings B. L. Krause M. E. Sunday School Clarence Wisecarver William Wisecarver Price Vaucluse Brown Willam Branner

Law graduate joins ranks of John Marshall alumni

Frederick M. Kremer senior represents Luther Kremer of this city as he earned a law degree from John Marshall Law School University of Chicago. The exercises were attended by a large audience and the class included two graduates. A health testimonial cites Foley Kidney Pills aiding Rexford of Kansas City Missouri. Ruth Middlekauff and Katharine Brewer returned to Hagerstown after visiting Jesse Lupton in Berryville. B G Harris of Charles County Maryland visits A H Berry on North Washington. Helen Zirkle spent the day with friends in Middletown. Now is the time to advertise.

Frederick M. Kremer Luther Kremer John Marshall Law School University of Chicago Ruth Middlekauff Katharine Brewer Hagerstown Jesse Lupton Berryville

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