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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
3
An early 20th century advertisement notes a headache relief product sold at a drug store. The copy emphasizes quick relief and restoring normal function, listing Capudine as a key ingredient and referencing the remedy’s availability at nearby shops.
Local residents report a strange sky phenomenon described as a tall inverted capital and a cross outline near Luray. Newspapers warned of an apocalyptic prediction, but crowds observed only a brief, eerie display amid unsettled weather.
The Rev G Aig attends the Epworth Henge convention at Brestbure. Greenwich resident Ken J Fredlaise visits his parents for a few weeks. Haddok Lodge No 331 thanks the community for support at the lawn party. Mrs Lenk Sutton and Mrs Keller of Martinsburg visit Mrs Sutton. Farmers report wheat harvest this week with pasture work ongoing.
In the Baltimore conference at the U B Church on Braiddock Street an extra meeting is set for Friday at 8 o'clock to authorize trustees to sell the old parsonage and arrange for building the new one and related payments.
A collection of scattered results from major and minor leagues. Boston defeats Washington 6 0 while another game ends 2 1. Philadelphia beats New York 9 2 in the second game. Detroit tops St Louis 9 3 as Cleveland, Chicago and others post varied innings totals. Regional Virginia League games include Danville and Lynchburg with Roanoke over Richmond 4 3 and Norfolk over Portsmouth 1.
Thieves entered the smoke-house of Mrs Annie Wright on Thursday night and stole six large hams. The door was left locked when they departed. The item appears to be a local petty theft case in Bunker Hill West Virginia reported June 23. Local social notes include visitors and gatherings in Martinsburg Winchester Rest and Bainbridge areas.
Hon. Richard E. Byrd speaker of the Virginia House of Delegates returns to Richmond to resume his law practice after a week at his Ambherst Street home. He previously served as chief counsel for Prof Harris, acquitted in Manassas last week of the killing of Warrenton editor W. A. Thompson, and has been home resting after the trial.
The M. E. Sunday school in Bunker Hill West Virginia held children’s exercises in H church. Rev G A Luttrell led prayers and addressed the program with recitations songs duets and solos by numerous students including Guy Hinton Letia Hogera Jane Dannon Ida Gageby Nellie Hinton Lilla Rogers Mildred Rogers Emerson Rogers Carrie Clendening and others.
Mrs Mary Clingbering and Mr Earl Elliot of Clarke county wed at the Berryville Methodist parsonage. The ceremony was performed by Rev J T Williams. The couple will reside in Clarke county where the groom farms.
Mr. L. V. Markwood returned from Luke Maryland after attending the funeral of his brother who was killed by a live wire at a pulp mill near Piedmont West Virginia days earlier according to The Star.
A testimonial ad touts Mi-O-Na stomach tablets as cures for indigestion and system builder. It claims rapid relief within five minutes, enhances health and complexion, removes bad blood, and offers a money back guarantee if indigestion or related troubles persist. Mrs J Newton from Belleville Michigan endorses the product.
The wedding of Miss Gibson to Dr. Woodward featured a chancel banked with palms and white blossoms. The bride wore a gown of white mull with Irish lace, and lilies of the valley. Attendants included sisters Miss Lucy Gibson and Miss Mary Gibson. best man Mr. Stewart Woodward. The couple will reside in Angking China after a stay in England and a visit with the Bishop of London.
Mr. Ernest ofGockengar Moorefield Virginia who graduated from Princeton University spent a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs Snowden B Kline at Vaudcluse before leaving today for his home.
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