Impudent Tramp Causes Local Indignation
A mysterious, disabled wanderer called Palmer then Marker tramped through Garnessoro on Tuesday provoking anger as residents ordered him off and he swore in reply. He was last seen at Albert Hudson’s home while local notes mention a sick child, a trip to Charlottesville for schooling, and a bank building contract awarded to King Lumber Company of Charlottesville for Manassas.
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Evening Star
Garnessoro
Val
Palmer
Marker
Albert Hudson
Shade
Millwood
Ernest Adams
Frank Strother
Connellsville
People’s National Bank
Manassas
King Lumber Company
Charlottesville
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
Winchester
Mrs J D O Connell Joins Summer Visit in Homestead Pa
Mrs J D O Connell and her young son Lorette depart for Homestead Pennsylvania to spend the summer with Mrs Thomas Curran. They plan to return in the fall to Hanover Kansas to be with her parents due to failing health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. O’connell
Lorette
Homestead
Thomas Curran
Hanover
Kansas
Persian pastor to speak at Presbyterian Church next Sunday
Rev Isaac E Yohannan a native Persian and ordained minister of the Hanover Presbytery will address the congregation at 8 o clock Sunday night at the Presbyterian Church. He has resided in the United States six years for ministerial training and plans to return to Persia in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac E. Yohannan
Presbyterian Church
Hanover
Persia
Young Men’s Association Camp Set for Hanging Rock
A large YMCA encampment is planned at Hanging Rock West Virginia starting July 3 with boys traveling from Wilmington Baltimore Washington Cumberland Frostburg and Frederick to join the event. Reverend William S Hammond of Middletown was licensed by the county Corporation Court to solemnize marriages under Commonwealth law.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Hanging Rock
W. Va
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore
Washington
Cumberland
Frostburg
Frederick
Wm. 8. Hammond
Middletown
Corporation Court
L Keller
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Umbrella Special Prices at E Bruce Capper’s This Week
This week at E Bruce Capper’s store customers can save on fine umbrellas. The sale offers special pricing across a range of styles and sizes for immediate purchase. Local shoppers are invited to visit and take advantage of limited time discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bruce Capper
Roads Grade Green Spring Road In County
Correspondent notes Philip Shade and Richard Shireley with a traction engine and Gainesboro road plow have graded the Green Spring road from Back Creek near Dehaven Postoffice to Bish Creek near Shockeyville. Residents urge higher levies to fund road work as harvest begins.
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Evening Star
Deanaen
Val
Philip Shade
Richard Shireley
Gainesboro
Green Spring
Back Creek
Dehaven Postoffice
Bish Creek
Shockeyaville
Mrs Herrell Improves After Critical Illness
Mrs John H Herrell of South Market Street is somewhat better after a period of serious illness marked by severe lung hemorrhages. The condition was grave with fears for recovery, but her status has improved in the Tub Star report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Herrell
South Market Street
Harvest Commences as Farmers Expect Bounty
Correspondent notes farmers in Ninevan Virginia begin harvest with hopes for a better yield than last year. Visits include Miss Mattie Gray Weaver from Front Royal and Miss Emma Elkins from Riverton staying with local residents. Mr Lemuel Grim’s infant is reported ill at Ninevah.
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Ninevan
Mattie Gray Weaver
Front Royal
Emma Elkins
Riverton
Magnus Leach
John Jett
Scott Jett
Mr. Lemuel Grim
Ninevah
Staunton Lawyer Visits Winchester For Auditorium Bids
Mr C S W Barnes of Staunton Virginia, formerly a local lawyer, visited Winchester today. The Rouss City Hall Committee received bids for the lease of The Auditorium up to noon, with several out of town bids submitted.
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C.S. W. Barnes
Staunton, Va
Winchester
Barnes
Staunton
Rouss City Hall
Miss Lucy B Queen Heads to Europe From Philadelphia
Miss Lucy B Queen departed yesterday for Philadelphia and will shortly travel to Europe with her companion. Charlestown residents Bee LaBoyteaux and Mary Trussell have returned from Winchester visits. William D Conrad came back from Lexington Virginia where he attended Washington and Lee University earning a BA. Coas E Seat at 2 Piccadilly street lists porcelain and steel tubas as bargains. Emilie H Baker of Opequon is visiting Mrs Joseph G Baker.
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Lucy B. Queen
Philadelphia
Europe
Charlestown
W. Va
Bee LaBoyteaux
Mary Trussell
Kearneysville
Winchester
William Davis Conrad
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Conrad
Personal Mentions In Winchester Today
Louis Marshall of Washington DC, William Timberlake of Bruce Town, and Joseph Wells of Baltimore visited Winchester on business. Mrs. William Gordon of New York visits her parents on East Water Street. Mrs. Samuel Baker of Opequon is called to Baltimore to aid her ill sister Mrs. Lucie Harper. Prof. John H. Latane of Washington and Lee University visits his brother Dr S P Latane. E D Walter of Brunswick GA visits his parents on South Market Street. Lillian Linghass of Springfield WV and Laura and Florence Gibbons of Altoona PA visit Miss Hattie Henry on East Gerrard Street.
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William Gordon
New York
Mrs
E. G. Hollis
East
Samuel Baker
Opequon
Lucie Harper
Baltimore
Harper
John H. Latane
Washington and Lee University
8. P. Latane
Latane
Washington & Lee
E D. Walter
First National Bank of
Brunswick, Ga
Dorsey Walter
South Market Street
Lillian Linghass
Springfield W. Va
Laura and Florence Gibbons
Altoona, Pa
Hattie Henry
East Gerrard Street
Macedonia Village Notes From Shenandoah Institute Return
June 25 Macedonia Virginia Mrs Mariana Bailey and Alice Bailey returned from Shenandoah Collegiate Institute Dayton Virginia where Mrs Bailey taught the business course Carol Solenberger’s son was ill but better Communion services set for the fourth Sunday at Macedonia Church Duke Fries departed for Pittsburg Pennsylvania James Cornwell is very ill at his White Post home A M Armel returned to Cumberland Maryland after visiting his father Jessie Armel
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Mariana
Alice Bailey
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute
Dayton
Frank Solenberger
Carol
Macedonia Church
Duke Fries
Pittsburg
James Cornwell
White Post
16 Day Excursions to Sea Shore by Cumberland Valley RR
The Cumberland Valley Railroad schedules midsummer sea shore trips lasting sixteen days on Thursdays July 2 16 30 August 16 27 September 10. Excursion tickets to Atlantic City Cape May and other South Jersey resorts cost 6 50 round trip on train No 4 leaving Winchester 7 30 am and valid for sixteen days. Call local agents for full information.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Sea Shore
Atlantic City
Cape May
South Jersey
Winchester
Public Meeting Audiences and Supreme Court Coincidence
A discussion of audience behavior at public meetings notes men in crowded rooms inspire speakers while women in quiet galleries tend to restrain applause. The piece contrasts two Colorado and Massachusetts meetings and cites a Supreme Court seating quirk: right side syllables, left side two syllables, with differing family histories and color associations among justices.
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Colorado
Massachusetts
Curtis Guild, Jr
Serier’s
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Justice Field
Harlan
Brewer
Bhiras
Peckham
Farewell in Suffolk Station Gossip
In Suffolk country stations a girl departs for her first service with family gathered to bid her farewell. Bitter tears, maternal blessings, and flowers mark the send off while many travelers only reach the next stop, five or ten miles away. Beyond London is seen as the world’s end.
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Suffolk
London
Hasters Counties Magazine
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Ter Street
General Fields
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Jefferson County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Macedonia
the Evening Star
Macrponia, Va
A. M. Armel
Cumberland, Md
Jessie Armel
Shenandoah Valley National Bane
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Farmers’ and Menchants’ Nat. Bank
D. Fuller
Union Bank OF Winchester
Lez R. Gunt
Horsey & Atwell
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S. Market St
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C. V
Rert & Denny
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Lew
WM. A. Shultz
City Hotel
Frederick County Farm
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Rosendale Cement and
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Miller Supply CO
S. H. Hable
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Lee R. Grim
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Valley Female College
Hotel Evans
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Clara G. Warwick
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