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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1912

Page

6

Miss Ida Steele Dies at Stephens City After Illness

Miss Ida Steele longtime resident of Stephens City dies after months of illness at home. Born March 5 1836 she joined the Methodist Episcopal Church then the Southern Methodist Church where she remained a leading worker. Survived by one brother two sisters and many nieces and nephews funeral at Southern Methodist Church Stephens City at 2 30 Tuesday with Green Hill Cemetery interment.

Mise A / Steele Stephens City Miss Steele Methodist Episcopal Church Southern Methodist Church Methodism John M. Steele Ida Steele Henry A. Dinges Rev A. Knox Green Hill Cemetery

Missionary Meeting in Winchester District Braddock Street Church

The annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of Winchester district is under way at Braddock Street Church with delegates from nearly every church. Rev. Dr. J. W. Duffey preached the sermon yesterday and evening programs featured Mrs. T J Lambert Miss Grace Jackson Miss Esser Hoffman Mrs W J H Robinson and Mrs S A Wolff. Tonight at 8 o'clock closes the convention with an attractive program and an open invitation to all.

Foreign “Department Woman’s Missionary Society of Winchester Methodist Episcopal Church South Braddock Street J. W. Duffey T. J. Lambert Grace Jackson Esser Hoffman W. J. H. Robinson

Latin professor J William Kern returns to Lexington

Professor J William Kern of Washington and Lee teaches Latin. He was visiting at his nephew Charles Forsythe’s home on South Braddock Street and returned this afternoon to Lexington, where he serves as Latin professor.

J. William Kern Charles Forsythe South Braddock Street Lexington Washington

Byrd Exerts Lead for Progressive Delegation in Virginia

In Baltimore Speaker Byrd controlled nine of Virginia's 24 delegates, while colleagues split among Clark Underwood and noncommittal. Byrd, a staunch progressive, credits Wilson with representing the national sentiment and predicts Wilson would beat the Republicans and their campaign funds, noting Virginia favored Wilson over other candidates and dismissing talk of a white rule delegation.

Ee Nlp Virginia Byrd Charee Wilsott Wilson Clark Underwood Country Land

Local Weekend Party Honoring Miss Helen Taft

Miss Laura Merriam of Washington hosted a weekend gathering at Liberty Furnace Virginia in honor of Helen Taft. The party traveled from Washington by B and O train 565 through Winchester and Baltimore with Lieut Com R C Bulmer and Mrs Bulmer acting as chaperones. Other attendees included Heein Taft Miss Merriam Paymaster Edward C Little U S N and AL Platt Andrew.

Laura’ ‘Merriam Washington Oadies Merriam Liberty ‘Furnace Helen Taft Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Railroad R. C. Bulmer Annapolis

Federals hang Mexican rebels after battle near Huatzilacena

In Mexico City on June 24 federal troops captured about two hundred Scapata rebels after a clash near Huatzilacena. The rebels were executed by hanging this morning and the road is visible with bodies along the forest verge.

National News Service Mexico ‘City Scapata Huatzilacena

Rev Dr James Gray McAllister Returns From Charlestown

Rev Dr James Gray McAllister returned today from Charlestown West Virginia where on Sunday he assisted in the installation of Rev H M Moffett as pastor of the Presbyterian Church there. Dr McAllister preached the sermon and delivered the charge to the pastor.

James Gray McAllister Charlestown H. M. Moffett

Miss Anna Dickinson Goes North for Washington Visit

Miss Anna Dickinson, visiting at the home of her brother in law and sister Rev Dr and Mrs J H Wacy, left this morning for Washington and Richmond.

Anna Dickinson J. H. Wacy Washington Richmond

For Sale Property Listings by GOOD & Co

Shannon Hill home sites and multiple farms advertised by GOOD & Co at 18 Rouss Ave. Listings include a North Main St double, North Market St six room dwelling, 40 acre fruit land, 40 acre Valley Pike farm with 10 acre orchard, 212 acre farm with dwelling, 132 acre farm with timber, and a 70 acre farm near Stephens City. Prices range from 200 per acre to 1200 for dwellings. inquire for details and insurance offerings.

Shannon Hill North Main St North Market St Valley Pike Stephens City Allers Good & Co Rouss Ave Winchester Belt New Ree Boyce Harris vAddiga G. Clarence Miller Rouss Avenue Market Street Reel State and Insurance

Seashore Excursion Dates Set for C V R Trains

Seashore excursion dates announced for the C V R 16 day trips to Atlantic City Cape May and other South Jersey resorts will depart Winchester at 7 30 a.m. on June 27 July 11 July 25 August 8 August 22 and September 5 1912 The round trip rate is 6 50 Tickets available at the ticket office for details

Atlantic City Cape May South Jersey Winchester

Pastor Honored At Knights Templars Conclave

During a two week vacation Rev. C. D. Taylor pastor of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church was honored by being permitted to sit as a visitor at the Grand Commandery of Knights Templars conclave in New York. The session took place last week in Elmira New York.

C. D. Taylor Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Grand Commandery of Knights Templars State of New York Elmira

Sale of business property in historic Virginia town

Sale of central 7000 population Virginia property for 15000 dollars. Investment yields 6 percent. to own and operate a business pay 18 to 25 percent. Optional trade: exchange for farm or timber lands. For details send to Lock Box 149 Winchester Va.

Virginia Prrt Winchester

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