Kinzel Lot Seen as Likely Hospital Site
The Winchester Memorial Hospital site decision is set for tonight’s board meeting. The Kinzel lot at Stewart and Clifford streets appears to be the remaining choice after the Glaize lot was sold, with Mrs Kinzel offering a liberal deal and location favoring acceptance.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
The
Star
Glaize
Peyton Street
Fairmont Avenue
Kinzel
Stewart and
Clifford Streets
Yesternoon
Fred L. Glaize
Victims of the Double Crowning
A letter describes the drowning of Mrs. Malinda Keller aged 89 and her grandson Ruby McKeever in Trout Run near Wardensville West Virginia last Saturday. Keller is survived by daughter Miss Ida Kaller. McKeever, last of his family, was first cousin to William Aiken of Winchester. his father was the late Iaac McKeever and they resided in Wardensville.
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Malinda Keller
Ruby McKeever
Trout Run
Wardensville
W. Va
Stak
Keller
Ida Kaller
Young McKeever
William Aiken
Winchester
Iaac McKeever
Nicklin Becomes Partner in Bushnell Drug Co
Rev Dr John E Bushnell sells his interest in the Geo E Bushnell Drug Co to W S Nicklin who now holds half the business with George Bushnell Nicklin a registered pharmacist came to Winchester two years ago and has built a strong reputation as a druggist and business man The pair are poised to drive growth together
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Svar
John E. Bushnell
Geo. E. Bushnell Drug Co
W.S. Nicklin
Nicklin
George Bushnell
Winchester
Bushnell
Two Accomplished Ladies Visit and Miss Henry’s Riding
Miss Juliette Henry returned to Millwood from Parkersburg after several months while her sister Miss Dora Henry was in Winchester. Dora planned to enter events at the Fair Grounds for Memorial Hospital but rain spoiled the day. Miss Henry excels in equestrian display and recently earned praise riding thoroughbred hunters at Boyce, clearing hurdles with grace.
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Juliette Henry
Parkersburg
W. Va
Millwood
Dora Henry
Winchester
Fair Grounds
Memorial Hospital
Miss Henry
Boyce
Winchester Boys Claim Two Diplomas at Washington and Lee
Two Winchester youths gained degrees at Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia. John Jay Oberlin earned a Bachelor of Arts and William Wood Glass a Bachelor of Law. Oberlin, former John Kerr Schools assistant principal, was a university quarterback. Glass, son of Col. W. W. Glass, has taught at several southern schools. The Luther Seevers Birely scholarship of 300 dollars went to Frederick Worman Cramer of Frederick City, Maryland.
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Winchester
Washington & Lee University
Lexington
John Jay Oberlin
William Wood Glass
Oberlin
John Oberlin
Town
John Kerr Schools
Glass
Col
W. W. Glass
Frederick County
Holmes Boyd, Jr
Davis Conrad
Burglary Foiled in Shenandoah City Store
A bold burglary occurred at Burwell, Strickler & Co. on Main Street near the railroad. Three men entered early while Richard Beardsworth slept and were interrupted when a passing train halted. three were captured, one escaped, and Beardsworth was formerly with T. M. Bantz.
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Shenandoah City
Richard Beardsworth
Burwell, Strickler & Co
Beardsworth
Main Street
Mr. Beardsworth
T.M. Bantz
Atwell Warns Winchester Childrens Show Exciting
The Auditorium manager S R Atwell predicts tomorrow nights childish extravaganza will be among Winchester’s best entertainments. He watched a rehearsal with the children yesterday afternoon and was surprised to find several hours passed while he watched the play.
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S. R. Atwell
Winchester
Local Charities Receive Donations From Chas B Rouss
Mr. Chas. B. Rouss sent fifty dollars to the Independent Fire Company and twenty five dollars to the Citizens Company of Charlestown.
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Chas. B. Rouss
The
Independent Fire Company
Citizens Company of
Charlestown
Printer Benjamin F. Gilmore Believed Alive After Westward Move
Veteran Middletown printer Benjamin F. Gilmore was thought to have died by his own hand near Grafton West Virginia. A letter from Rowlesburg prompted inquiry. a man answering Gilmore’s name stayed at a Middletown hotel June 14 to 17 claiming to work for Brent Buell Co of Baltimore and bought a westbound ticket after. The June 14 letter to his brother‑in‑law and sighting on June 17 cast doubt on the fatal act theory.
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Benjamin F. Gilmore
Middletown
Grafton
W. Va
Rowlesburg
Gilmore
Brent, Buell & Co
Baltimore
Fair Collegian Victim Identified in Baltimore Runaway
A Baltimore and Ohio station runaway left Miss Ella Lake seriously injured and bedbound. Ella Lake, daughter of F M Lake of Loudoun County Virginia, had attended Valley Female College in Winchester and was returning home with her father when the accident occurred. The Star reported the earlier condition as serious.
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Tor Star
Baltimore and Ohio
Philomont
Loudoun County
Ella Lake
F. M. Lake
Miss Lake
Valley Female College
Winchester
Star
Pioneer's Son Weds County Girl at Market Street Church
County Clerk Cartmell issued a marriage license to O. H. Anderson and Annie M. Hoover. The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. Marshall West at Market Street M.E Church. The groom, son of the late pioneer fruit grower O. H. Anderson, helped popularize apples and peaches in Frederick County. The bride, daughter of William Hoover, moved from Shenandoah about a year ago.
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Cartmell
O. H. Anderson
Annie M. Hoover
Krent Royal Road
T. Marshall West
Market Street
M.E
Frederick County
Wm. Hoover
Clevenger Farm
Shenandoah
Lightning Struck Middletown Home Destroys Chimney
A severe afternoon storm in Middletown brought a lightning strike to the residence of Mr M E Pope. The bolt dismantled the chimney and partially stunned the family but caused no injuries.
Jennie Lewis Weds John Catlett at Parsonage
Miss Jennie Lewis and Mr John Catlett were married at the parsonage of Frederick Circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South on Tuesday by Rev N N Hall. The couple reside in the county.
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Jennie Lewis
John Catlett
Frederick Circuit
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
N. N. Hall
The
County
Former Frederick County Resident James Osborn Dies Near Council Bluffs
James W. Osborn, about 74, a former Frederick County resident, died suddenly last Thursday at his Iowa home after a brief heart attack. He built a fortune from farming, supported church work, helped erect the local church, and recently visited his old home. He left five sons farms and was connected to the Easter and Clevenger families.
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Joseph L. Baker
Frederick County
A. C. Jackson
James W. Osborn
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Osborn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Easter
Baltimore
Hamilton Easter
Clevengers
Jones
Mr. Rays Niece Weds In Hennepin Illinois
Mrs. Lelia J. Ray daughter of James Ray and Miss Ellen McWhorter wed Percy L. McWhorter at the bride’s home in Hennepin Illinois on June 12. The event drew praise from The Putman Record calling the bride estimable sociable and ready for society or home.
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John Ray
Funk & Ray
Lelia J. Ray
James Ray
Percy L. McWhorter
Hennepin
Ill
Putman Record
Quarterly Conference At Round Hill
The first Frederick Circuit Quarterly Conference will be at Round Hill on Saturday morning after services at 10 30 led by Rev Hamil presiding elder Winchester District. All official circuit members urged to attend with love feast at 10 o'clock and sacraments at 11 o'clock. Public invited.
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Frederick
Round Hill
Hamil
Winchester
Men to Inspect Gainesboro Coal Mines With New Machinery
H B Reynolds and Samuel MacEachern of Scranton Pennsylvania, new investors in the Gainesboro coal mines, have visited Winchester repeatedly and are in Gainesboro today. By July first they will install new machinery at the coal deposit and continue investigations.
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Messrs
H.B. Reynolds
Samuel MacEachern
Scranton
Gainesboro
Winchester
Runaway Wagon Stuns Piccadilly Street Crowd
A horse driven by Mr. John Catlett and his wife with an infant nearly caused disaster on Piccadilly Street. Breakage of the harness caused the wagon to lunge, frightening the horse and prompting the occupants to fear jumping. Bystanders halted the animal near a tree as the vehicle sped past the Baltimore & Ohio crossing.
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Ess
Piccadilly Street
John Catlett
Baltimore & Ohio Crossing
Where Am I At Visitant Circles Winchester City Hall
A lone elder riding a mountain horse wanders Frederick Plaza seeking the market house and City Hall. He speaks of long absence from Winchester and is guided to the county hitching yard before rechecking the hall. The scene captures a late nineteenth century curiosity.
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Frederick County
Frederick Plaza
Winchester
Generous South End Proffers Their Night for Charity
The South End Hose Company offers a free night at The Auditorium to aid Winchester Memorial Hospital. Fire department branches unanimously approved allowing the ladies to use their night for the entertainment, with only lighting or license costs. Miss Effie Fisher of Strasburg returned home from visiting Miss Allie Neville.
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South End
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fire Department
Effie Fisher
Strasburg
Allie Neville
Cinderella in Flowerland at The Auditorium
The cast for Cinderella in Flowerland is announced for the show at The Auditorium tomorrow evening. Notable performers include Lucile Faulkner as Cinderella, May Markell as Fairy Godmother Nature, Avanel Beverley as Bonnie Bee Page, and Glenn Ryan as Robin Red Prince's Herald, with a long list of supporting roles from Bertha Boehm to Pearl Wigginton and others.
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Daisy
Cinderella
Lucile Faulkner
Jock
Med Lily
Fadie Gran
Nature
May Markell
Bonnie Bee—Page
Avanel Beverley Prp
Cs Iyers
Sarah Willis
Datereg
Robin Red
Prince's Herald
Glenn Ryan Prince Sunshine
Aanley Smith
Bertha Boehm Buttercup
Nan Maynard
Briatic
Ccc
Csercrewwaese Tabard
Anna Stine Mignonette
Screesereceres
Ada March Litho
Nccres
Cesta
Vera Lynch
Sweet Pea
Mamie Boehman
Ccos Td Press
Creatieas
Fairyland Ball and Daisy Crown the Blossom Prince
Tairy Davterty invites kind friends to Fairyland as Red summons the Blossoms and proclaims the ball. Prince Sunshine seeks a Princess. Daisy in a marvelous gown arrives under Bees and Butterflies. The ball ends with Daisy’s coronation and joyous pairings.
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Tairy Davterty
Bun Red
Prince Sunshine
Haghock
Tiger
Daisy
Bonnie Bee
Io Assembly
Rainbow
Prince Baine
Ncess
Arguerette
Rain Spoils Charity Races at Fair Grounds
Heavy shower at two o'clock drenched the track and forced cancellation of the charity races at the Fair Grounds. Organizers expect to reschedule the event for one day next week as preparations were already underway and many attendees planned to participate.
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Fair Grounds
Weather forecast for Virginia Thursday and Friday
The United States Weather Bureau issues a forecast for Virginia with partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday. Light southeast winds are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau Today
Virginia
Boy dies after horse kick injury two weeks ago
Reynolds Chapman, 13, died early yesterday from lockjaw after being kicked on the left leg by an unshod horse. Thomas Chapman, his father, reported the accident occurred two weeks prior and the boy developed symptoms leading to death.
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Thomas Chapman
Reynolds
Cuffster
Sixteen Crimson Ramble Rose Buds At Mrs. Ray's Garden
Mrs. Nellie Ray grows sixteen Crimson Ramble rose buds on a single scalk in her flower garden at the South Main Street residence.
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Nellie Ray
South Main Street
Will Preside Over Meeting at Randolph Macon Trustees
Rev. Dr. S. K. Cox will preside over the annual session of Randolph Macon trustees in Ashland Virginia during Bishop Granberry's absence.
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S. K. Cox
Ashland
Bishop Granberry
Randolph- Macon
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Mr. W. S. Nicklin
Washington & Lee
Richard
Atwell
Bushnell’s
Benj. F. Gilmore
Fair Collegian
Pioneer
End
J. W. Osborn
Mr. Ray
West
Sunbrams
Henry Seal
Leslie Anderson
Harry Lynch
Clay Hodgson
Byrd Joyce
Lyndon Joyce
Raindrops
Virgie Haines
Eliza Diffenderfer
Meta Sartelle
Frances Parker
Zella Carper
Pearl Wigginton
California
Bushnell’ S
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