Winchester Triumphs 7–2 Over Staunton in Reserved Park Play
A rain free game at Reservier Park ended 7 to 2 in favor of Winchester. Cantwell starred for Winchester with multiple hits while Staunton struggled with fielding errors and poor base running. Barry and White contributed with key actions as the home team built a lead despite late pressure.
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Reservier Park
Winchester
Peateres
Stiunton
Cantwell
Aes
Staunton
Brown
Foard
Andrews
Johnson
Poard
Sell
White
Barry
Baker
Mike Shields
Atwell
Court House
Alte
Ting
Woodward
Shiner
Lawrence Whems
Sian
Peng
Bath
Draien
Epworth League Elects Officers At Martinsburg Meeting
Delegates and guests attended a Berkele y Springs church program as Epworth League elects officers. Lee M. Bender named president with Bettie Day Clark secretary and F E Hare treasurer. Next annual meeting set for Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes Sa
Methodist Church
Berke- Reahaa
Ara Ais
M. Bender
Ofelock
ReaSoe
Cumberland
C. H. Richardson
Hagerstown
Epworth ‘League
Future Church
May Hunter
Berkeley Springs
C. Henry
Baltimore
Frank Tsane
Martinsburg
F. E. Hare
Bacesaint
Pradevick
W. W. Barnes
Rice
Elizabeth Bert
A. D. Darby
Frederick
Lee M. Bender
Bettie Day Clark
Independence Evening and Play Benefit for Church Fund
Extensive arrangements are planned for July 4th 5th and 6th at Braddock Steel Methodist Church Sun day School House to aid the Building Fund. July 4 features a patriotic program and mock trial led by renowned Winchester amateur attorneys. July 6 will present an engaging play with refreshments after each program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock ‘Steel Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Winchester
Market Street M. E. Church Service Schedule
At 10 a m class meeting and 11 am preaching by pastor. 2 15 pm Sunday School. No Epworth League at 7 15 pm but evening service devoted to the League installation of officers music and an address by the pastor. An interesting service you are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
A Statement of Our Circulation
The Evening Star publishes its sworn circulation statement as of yesterday. It notes 2 766 actual paying subscribers in Winchester with 33 complimentary copies, 106 exchanges and advertisers, and 40 sold by news agents, totaling 2 962 circulation across Frederick Clarke Warren Jefferson Hampshire Berkeley Shenandoah Counties and distant patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evening Star
the Star
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Jefferson
Hampshire
Berkeley
Shenandoah
Winchester
Star
Frederick County
Critical illness of Miss Mamie K Strickler reported
Mr and Mrs John Strickler of the county were summoned to Washington by telegram yesterday evening as their daughter Miss Mamie K Strickler a trained nurse contracted typhoid fever while caring for a patient. She was moved to Garfield Hospital where she remains under treatment. Her condition is now extremely grave after a relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Strickler
Washington
Mamie K.strickler
Miss Strickler
Garfield Hospital
Mr. Gibson's Little Son Dies Suddenly
James Ginn Gibson the nine month old son of Mr and Mrs Treadwell S Gibson died last night in Clarke County after an illness. The remains will be moved to Mount Hebron Cemetery for burial. Funeral arrangements were to be held at 11 o'clock at Cave Island the home of its parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ginn Gibson
Treadwell S. Gibson
Baltimore Girl Fatally Injured in Horse Incident
Miss Ada Newman of Baltimore Md spent the summer in Linden Warren County when she was thrown from a horse and dragged for about half a mile. Her scalp was torn and her body terribly lacerated though she is not expected to recover.
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Ada Newman
Baltimore
Linden
Warren County
Polk Miller Here J July 3 Ad
A fragmented line notes Polk Miller here on July 3 with an advertisement reference labeled (a) 4-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Miller
Father Denies Malicious Motive in Warrant Sworn Out
Harrisonburg June 23 William Yeakel father of Mrs. Gurney Fisher denies the warrant for Fisher’s arrest was sworn with malicious intent. He says he acted after a conversation with his daughter at Chas Fisher’s parents home near Meadow Mills Frederick County. Yeakel reports Gurney disclosed brutal abuse by her husband and fears for her safety and future.
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Harrisonburg
William Yeakel
Gurney Fisher
Winchester
Fisher
Chas
Meadow Mills
Prederick Coun
Yeakel
Gurney
Rockingham
Albert P. Eyler
Surprise Party For Miss McVicar At Winchester Home
A surprise party was given for Miss Margaret McVicar at her Winchester area home Thursday evening. Music and games dominated the event with refreshments served later. Attendees included Misses Lily Maphis Edith Maphis Bess ie Frances Nora Cooper Ruth Cole Sadie Richards Roberta Spangler Lon Cormany Minnie Anderson Margaret McVicar and Messrs George Cook Howard Grove B A Leatherman Harry Keckley Edgar Fansler G R Gaines John Cather Alva Richards Lee Rutherford Nellie Estep returned to Millwood after visiting Mr and Mrs William Chaphey a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McVicar
Winchester
Lily B. Maphis
Edith B. Maphis
Bessié
Frances
Nora Cooper
Ruth Cole
Sadie Richards
Roberta Spangler
Lon Cormany
Minnie Anderson
Messrs
George Cook
Howard Grove
B.A. Leatherman
Harry Keckley
Edgar Fansler
G. R.gaines
Joh Cather
Alva Richards
Lee Rutherford
County Man Dies on His Birthday
Adam P Shade, a well known farmer near DeHaven, Frederick County, died Friday morning at 7 30 after kidney troubles and old age. Born June 22 1829 near Wesley Chapel he died on his 77th birthday. He leaves one brother two sisters and four children. His last words were I have nothing to fear I m ready to go.
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DeHaven
Adam P. Shade
DeHaven Bros
Shade
Wesley Chapel
Frederick County
M.K. Church
Mark
Gainesboro
Peter Shade
Morgan County
Angeline Raynor
Sophie Luttrell
Timber Ridge
F. Shade
Maggie ¥. Burton
Viola Newlin
Westernport
Frances Shade
Wet Weather Holds Back the Farmers
Farmers worry as heavy rains delay corn and grain harvests. Mec F Shade of B C Keyser W Va returns home to attend brother Adam P Shade's funeral. Turner A DeHaven returns from Richmond Va as a home seeker. Miss Jane DeHaven remains in poor health.
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DeHaven
F. Shade
Keyser
W. Va
Adam P. Shade
Turner A. DeHaven
Richmond
Jane DeHaven
Pinafore to be staged in Winchester for Martinsburg benefit
Announcement that the opera Pinafore after a successful Martinsburg production will be presented at The Auditorium in Winchester on Tuesday night June 26 for the benefit of Martinsburg City Band. The Martinsburg performance featured fifty cast members and strong local talent with much pretty music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Winchester
Mrs Hutchinson Improves After Illness Visit
Mrs Hutchinson, who visited her mother in law and became ill, has returned to Richmond with husband and daughter Miss Nannie Carroll Hutchinson. Her health is reported much better this morning. Polk Miller appears July 3.
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Berryville
Wi. T. Hutchinson
AH Castleman
Richmond
Nannie Carrol Fritchinson
Wit and whim in the Reservoir Park press box
Veteran commentator Samuel R. Atwell entertains with quick quips during a Winchester game at Reservoir Park. The piece recalls his baseball memories, notes a late substitution for Pat Rollins, and his hewing to a playful Elizabethan cadence in reporting the action.
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Reservoir Park
Samuel R. Atwell
Court House
Patrick Rollins
Winchester
Atwell
Edinburg
Pharmacists After the Law Breakers
Inspector Strickler of the Pharmaceutical Association of Virginia has investigated Shenandoah county merchants for selling poison not in original packages by a registered pharmacist. He found several violations and will report these cases to the association to pursue grand jury indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Strickler
Pharemaceutical Association of
Virginia
Shenandoah County
Shenandoah
Runabout Smash Injures Horse and Passenger
A runabout collided today at noon on Clifford Street. The horse bolted, overturning the vehicle and causing extensive damage. Graham Conner, son of meat merchant Edward Conner, was thrown but remained uninjured. The horse suffered notable injuries and wandered away.
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Edward Conner
Clifford Street
Graham Conner
Conner
Union Veterans Dedicate Confederate Rest Monument in Wisconsin
Veterans unveil a monument in Madison honoring Confederate dead at Camp Randall and Confederate Rest. The ceremony recalls the moral toll of the Civil War, praising Alice Whiting Waterman and the Daughters of the Confederacy for maintaining the gravesite and erecting the memorial.
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Wisconsin
Minkley
Dixie
Adjutant Roads
Limrod
Ann
Charleston
8. C
McKay
Camp Randall
Madison
Louisiana
Daughters of the Confederacy
Alice Whiting Waterman
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Milluet Staunton
Epworm League
Market Street
M. E. Church
Mr. Gibson
Chas. Fisher
McVicar
Nellie
Estep
Millwood
William Chapheya
Mrs. Hutchinson Better
Evening Star Bureau
Peter i Ik
Sam” Atwell
Sam
Bunny” Andrews
Johnny
Pat Rollins
Pat
May
Sunny Sam
Haggerstown
Beverley
Ranabout
Indies
Nemo
Tangiers
Morocco
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