Opposition to Consolidating Clarke and Frederick School Districts
The letter urges the state board of education to avoid merging Clarke county with Frederick and Winchester, arguing such consolidation would deprive the area of Maurice M. Lynch’s experienced leadership. It notes Clarke’s desire to keep its school identity, cites lack of railroad links, and suggests Clarke be paired with Warren instead if consolidation is necessary to balance workload and preserve quality.
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State Board of Education
Frederick and Clarke
Winchester
Clarke County
Virginia
Maurice M. Lynch
Frederick County
Clarke
Frederick
Lynch
Board of Education
Warren
Ous
Clarke and
Consolidation Proposal Ties Clarke and Warren Counties
The text argues for merging Clarke and Warren counties to stabilize education oversight. It notes shared senatorial district ties and a railway link facilitating a single superintendent. If consolidation proceeds, Clarke and Warren offer balanced workload and keep Mr Lynch actively guiding improved schooling.
Who Lost This Fragment From East African Jungle Tale
A fragment from an East African jungle narrative recounts an oncoming attack by a bloodthirsty gazelle. The writer, surrounded by an expedition, describes defense using an elephant gun and Thompson firearm before the line ends with an abrupt cliffhanger.
Traveling Man Dead
Capt. George W. Kurtz reported the death of Jesse W. Stanley of Goldsboro North Carolina on June 1. Stanley long represented the Cincinnati Coffin Company and visited Winchester undertakers for thirty years.
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George W. Kurtz
Jesse W. Stanley
Goldsboro
N. C
Stanley
Cincinnati Coffin Company
Winchester Undertakers
Weather Report for Virginia Warm and Fair
Special to The Star reports Virginia will have fair skies and continued warm weather. Tonight and Thursday remain dry with consistent heat.
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the Star
Washington
Virginia
Baltimore Men Visit Winchester Friends
Messrs. James Latane and Randolph N. Dame of Baltimore spent yesterday with friends in Winchester.
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James “A. ” Latane
Randolph N. Dame
Baltimore
Winchester
Foley Urine Laxative Promoted for Reenstipation Relief
An advertisement extols Foley's Urine Laxative as benefiting stomach liver and bowels. It claims gentle liver stimulation breath freshening and superiority to pills and ordinary laxatives in reenstipation relief. Franck Baker & Sen.
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Franck Baker & Sen
Grand Jury Won’t Indict Croushorn
A special grand jury in Harrisonburg declined to indict Deputy Sheriff D E Croushorn for firing the shot that killed Turner a prisoner who escaped from the officer at Timberville. Six witnesses testified including Drs Firebaugh Fahrney Bow men May Dorsey and Stroop. Jurors said punishing the officer would weaken the arm of the law and uphold the executive of the law for the community’s moral effect.
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D. E. Croushorn
Harrisonburg
Louis ‘Turner
Timberville
Drs. T. C. Firebaugh
W. E. Fahrney
Floyd Bowman
Carlton May
Joseph Dorsey
JP. Stroop
Groreman
G. R. Kasthman
Missionary Kurtz Completes 400 Mile Home Mission Journey
Rev. Jacob Kurtz of York, Pennsylvania, reports a 400 mile round trip in Harrisonburg during the Church of the Brethren annual meeting. He preached open air lectures on reform, playmates and parental roles, noting eager reception by Virginia and southern communities.
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Jacob Kurtz
York
Mision Fields
Harrisonburg
Church of the Brethren
Ourney
Harisonburg
Kurtz
Virginia
Broken Up Party Ends with Arrests in Vernon Street Scrape
A disturbance caused by a party ended with Chief Seabright Sergeant Taylor and Vernon Knight capturing Ad Seabright. The Knight brothers were taken to City Hall and Masse escorted Seabright to his buggy. All three jailed on short rations then arraigned. Wilson fined five dollars. Taylor and Henry narrowly avoided further charges amid a milk biting claim and a collision report.
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Seabright
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Vernon
Jidie Knight
Mas Ie
Ad. Seabright
Knight Brothers
Eer Masse
Wilson
Dexey Taylor
Tate
Henry
Eugene Dunlap
Opequon Creek
Massié
Downiap
Cnight Brothers
Dunlap
Lewis Leaves Harrisonburg Daily Times for Bristol Post
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Lewis of Harrisonburg will leave Wednesday for Bristol Virginia where Mr Lewis becomes business manager of the Herald Courier. He has served as manager of the Harrisonburg Daily Times since its founding.
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M. B. Lewis
Harrisonburg
Bristol
Herald-Courier
Harrisonburg Daily Times
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