Winchester Wedding of Miss Lelia Moss McGuire and Mr. Hyde
Out of town guests arrive in Winchester for the high noon Saturday wedding at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. The bride is Miss Lelia Moss McGuire, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William P. McGuire, and the groom is Lewis Huntington Hyde of New York. Attendants include sister Evy Tucker McGuire. best man William O D Leonard. ushers include Randolph McGuire and others. illness prevents Colonel Edwin A. Stevens from attending. A breakfast at the McGuire home follows, then the couple leaves for their wedding journey and Europe residence in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tary
John Randolph Tucker
Gertrude Logan
William D. Leonard
New York
Herbert Yerrington
Hyde
William OD. Leonard
Robert Lee Lewis
Plainfield
N.J
Arthur Chanler
Orange
N. J
Henry Armstrong
Owego
George Hyde
Norwich
Charles Multlikin
Pagebrook
Burwell
Winchester Orchestra
Friendship Band Festival Draws Crowd At Ice Cream Event
The ice cream festival on Frederick Plaza by the Friendship Cornet Band drew a large crowd of youths who donated funds to buy new supplies. Dr. Don Donaldson directed an open air concert and is now permanently engaged to teach the group. The band has 22 members with more applying for instruments and plans for further improvements. The festival is repeated tonight.
Strasburg Gets Union Station as Rail Lines Meet Charter
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Southern Railway convert the Strasburg Junction station into Union Station and plan a line to Strasburg to comply with a Virginia Corporation Commission ruling. Officials may run trains into Strasburg while using the junction for unloading and ticketing, with a modest station presence for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The
Southern Railway
R.T. Barton
Winchester
Strasboro
Union Station
Typhoid Fatal To Mrs Louisiana Elsea
The Berryville Virginia area mourns the death of Mrs Louisiana Elsea age about 60 from typhoid fever at Mt Airy. Her funeral was held at Green Hill Cemetery with Rev Julian Broaddus of Berryville Baptist Church officiating. She leaves husband Thomas A Elsea and five children and many relatives in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Broaddus
Berryville
Brides in Clarke Court Celebrate Three Local Weddings
Berryville and Clarke County host three weddings as Miss Mary Powel Page wed Mr. W Henry Patteson of Petersburg and Miss Sybil Burwell wed Mr Edward B Jacobs. The Page ceremony at Grace Episcopal Berryville and the Burwell nuptials at Rosney Clarke County featured ornate decorations, receptions, and honeymoon trips to Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Page
Mrr
Patteson
Burwell
Jacobs
Margaret Burwell
Dora Belle Burwell
Mary Esser
Philadelphia
Mary Randolph
Nannie Nelson
Henrietta Welton
Rosa Woolfolk
Miss Jacobs
Clarke Asanty
Captain Kurtz Named to State Embalming Board
Governor Claude A. Swanson of Virginia reappoints Capt. George W. Kurtz of this city to the State Board of Embalming for five years from July 1 1907. He has served fourteen years on the board under four governors and has led the board as president for about five or six years following W B Johnson’s death.
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George W. Kurtz
State Board
Captain Kurtz
Tyler
O'Ferrall
Montague
Kurtz
Outlook Bright For Blue Ridge Hunt Club Show
The twenty eighth semi annual horse show of the Blue Ridge Hunt Club will be held at Carter Hall Grove Millwood on Thursday July 4 starting at noon. The program lists thirteen classes includes two flat races and a steeplechase. Manager C G Butler says it will be the greatest show yet and invites inquiries at Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Carter Hall
Thompson and Loving Wed In Washington
A marriage license was issued in Washington for John Matthew Thompson of Berryville Virginia and Jeannette O Loving of Washington. Thompson is a son of Captain John L Thompson of Berryville and works for Woolson Spice Company Toledo Ohio. The bride is described as a popular widow in the national capital. They will reside in Washington after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Thompson
John L. Thompson
Berryville
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo
Ohio
National
Washington
Pinned to Ground By Heavy Wagon Incident Report
J H Broll recalls a recent accident while loading goods from Rom. A wagon wheel ran over his leg leaving him pinned for minutes before help arrived. He appeals to Democrats of Shenandoah and Frederick counties and Winchester for strong support for Ward and the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Frederick Counties
Broll
Mrs Compton Moore Visites City Guest of Mrs Berry
Mrs Compton Moore of Charles Town West Virginia spent the day in the city as the guest of Mrs A Holmes Berry of North Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton Moore
Charles Town
W. Va
A. Holmes Berry
North Washington Street
Auto Trip Through Shenandoah Valley Residents Visit Winchester
Messrs. Ridgeley C. White, D. Hawkins, and S. Tregellas of Baltimore toured the Shenandoah Valley and Virginia by auto arriving in Winchester yesterday afternoon. They left for Leesburg today and will return this evening, planning to go as far as Staunton.
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Timore
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
Winchester
Leesburg
Staunton
Winchester Dominates Sanders in Capitol Series Blowout
Winchester pounded eleven hits off Sanders as the visitors took a 7 to 0 win in seven innings. Cantwell’s control limited Wheaton’s offense while Baker’s bats erupted in the second inning with five runs. Sanders, a top Washington pitcher, struggled after a rough start, as Winchester’s strong hitters, including Kennedy and McDonald, produced the decisive frame and extended the lead.
Weather Outlook for Virginia and Local Notices
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday in Virginia. Mr John P Campbell of Baltimore visited his mother Mrs Mary B Campbell in the city. Mrs William McP Fuller, recently ill, shows improvement.
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Virginia
John P. Campbell
Baltimore
Mary B. Campbell
City
William McP. Fuller
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Hyde- McGuire
Christ Church
Lelia Moss
Guire
William P. McGuire
Mr. Lewis
Huntington Hyde
Tant Episcopal Church
William D. Smith
Mr. Hyde
Conn
Silas Mason
Kentucky
Harry St. George
Tucker
Jamestown
Evy Tucker McGuiire
Bride
Hugh McGuire
Alexandria
Edwin A. Stevens
Cas
Tle Point
Hoboken, N. J
Stevens
McGuire Home
Amherst Street
Mrs. Hyde
Ding
Europe
Friendship Band
Frederick Plaza
Don Donaldson
Bers
Fig
Virginia Corporation
Town of
Com
Corporation Commission
Ohio Railroad
Strasburg Junction
Thos
Elsea
Berryville, Va
Louisiana Elsea
Mt. Airy
Green Hill Cemetery
Thomas A. Elsea
Glarke
Robert Powel Page
Mary Powel Page
Henry Patteson
Petersburg, Va
Edward Wall
Grace Episcopal Church
Mar
Riage
iToses
Helen McGill Page
John Watson
Petersburg
Mrs. Patterson
Mrs. N. T. Patteson
Hugh Percival
BE. Leavenworth McGill
Betersburg
Eyster
R. E. Byrd
P. Latatic
W. S. Love
Clarke County
Edward B. Jacobs
Clarke
J. M. Robeson
Julian Day
New York City
Messrs
Archié Randolph
Truman Dodson
Frederick Sturgis
Townsend Burwell
Joseph Jones
Roy. G. Mitchell
Clarke Coun
Mr. Jacobs
Miss Burwell
Christ Episcopal Church
Millwood
Sybil Burwell
Thomas H. Bur
Rosney
Mrs. Jacobs
Capt. Korkiz
Claude A. Swan
Son
W. B. Johnson
Ports
John
C. G. Butler
Out
Mr. Butler
Mrs. Loving
John Matthew Thompson
Jeannette O. LoVing
J. H. Broll
City of
Rom
Mr. Ward
Frank
Tavenner
Ridgeley C. White
Cantwell Invincible
Wheatons
Sanders
Ardry
Baker
Big Mack
Rooters
Buster Byown
E. Water
Lahn
Curley Brown
Tommy Kennedy
Ing
Cy McDonald Contin
Rune
Wheaton
Chester
San
Ders
Richmond Browns
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