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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1913

Page

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Revered J W Hicks Led Long Church Career

Obituary notes Rev J W Hicks born January 20 in Shenandoah Valley Virginia rose through United Church ranks to bishop. He studied at Union Seminary class of 1880, served Western Edinburg, Churchville, Myersville, then moved to Ohio in 1888 before death in his home in Fostoria Ohio. Continued on second page.

J. W. Hicks Fostoria Frederick County Virginia Dr. Hicks Fiater Union i J. J. Glossbrenner Borg, MG Western Edinburg Churchville Myersville Ohio, Ac

Girl Spy in Mexico to Be Shown at Auditorium

A 2 reel war film titled The Girl Spy in Mexico will be the big feature at the Auditorium tonight. The program includes other short reels such as Pathway of Years and Innocence along with various period pieces from Biograph and Cines.

Essany Pathe Biograph Cines Mexico T. A Aet

Summer Baseball Boost In Local City

The Rev William D Smith rector of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church promotes outdoor safe recreation and aims to organize a summer baseball team with a regular schedule. He notes many good players exist and that financial backing is needed for uniforms balls travel and other expenses.

William D. Smith Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Smith the Star America Winéhdéter

Boarding House Keepers Ad during Cavalry Maneuvers

Notices seek lodging providers to file details of accommodations for boarders during Army cavalry maneuvers from July 20 to September 20. Committee on Accommodations chaired by Robt. Lonary and Frank H. Krebs invites communications addressed to Frank H. Krebs at City Hall. 19-pp-eod-6t

Frank H. Krebs City Hall

Accuse County Man of Shooting Victims Named In Incident

A Romney West Virginia press report states Nora Stotler is in critical condition after wounds allegedly from Edward Poffinberger of Frederick County Virginia. The incident occurred on a fishing trip at Cacapan Creek when Batt and Nora were wading the stream. Poffinberger, a member of a Frederick County family, is accused of firing. Batt sustained 14 gunshot wounds but helped rescue Nora.

W. Va Nora Stotler Adam Stotler Edward * Poffinberger Frederick ‘County Lawrence Batt Cacapan Creek Poffinberger Poffimberger Frederick County

Wanted Wood Choppers High Pay for Cord Wood

Advertisement announces high prices for cord wood cutting by Chel Hs. 14-1p-tf.

Wood Choppers Ss. M. Chel&hs

Boy dies from accidental gunshot in Strasburg

A 16 year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Alien of Strasburg, died yesterday after an accidental gunshot wound. He and a companion Jeffy Crider were playing with a repeating shotgun when a shell discharged from the magazine into the breech. The incident occurred Sunday afternoon at their home in Strasburg. The companion alleged to have said to “hustle now” before the fatal shot.

McQuillen Stras Jeffy Crider Strasburg Cri

Reminiscences of Civil War Storms and 1863 Reflections

In a 1912 reminiscence the writer recalls the Civil War storm over Virginia and its toll from Maine to Florida. The piece reflects on June 14, 1863, and the thunder of guns, desolated homes, and lost lives as memories fade into the storehouse of time.

Nemo Maine Florida Virginia

Council Deadlock in Handley Trustee Election

The Scranton city council failed to elect a successor to Dr. William S. Love as Handley Fund trustee after six ballots. The meeting, adjourned after less than an hour, focused solely on the trustee vote with one motion to adjourn and no other business.

William S. Love Handley Fund Winchester John Handley Scranton Steck William Ho ‘Baker Messrs James Brown W. A. Bell Shirley Carter Lewis F. Cooper Robert L. Gray L. C. Janney Thomas Kremer Hunter H. McGuire J. W.sibert John H. Snyder John M. Steck Snyder Bell Handley

Four youths to enter guilty pleas in Carpenter manslaughter case

Four young African American men named Houston Taylor Charles Brooks George Thomas and Aquilla Stephen will plead guilty to manslaughter tomorrow at 10 in Corporation Court before Judge Thos W Harrison. They are out on bail from $500 to $1,000. Charles Fisher the principal shooter was convicted and sentenced to 12 years in the penitentiary.

Houston Taylor Charles Brooks George Thomas Aquilla Stephenson Clyde J. Carpenter Thos. W. Harrison Corporation Court Carpenter Charles Fisher The Star

Mrs H D Fuller Returns From Hampton Visit

Mrs. H. D. Fuller returned today after visiting Mrs. J. Wilton Hope at her home in Hampton.

H. D. Fuller J. Wilton Hope Hampton

Summer excursions for C V R R dates corrected

The paper notes an error in yesterday's issue regarding the C V R R summer excursions. Correct dates are June 26, July 10 to 24, August 7 to 21, and September 4.

Fine Black Bass Brought In By Local Anglers

One of the finest strings of black bass seen this season was brought to this city from near Millville by Scott A Affleck and Frank I Dorsey. The fifteen fish were good size with a four pounder landed by Affleck.

Millville Scott A. Affleck Franki. Dorsey

For Sale Five Passenger Touring Car in Good Condition

Five passenger touring car offered for sale in good condition. Contact Rouss Garage for details and pricing.

Rouss Garage Lp-Tt

For Sale No 41 South Market St Residence

For sale at reduced price a desirable residence at 41 South Market Street featuring modern conveniences. Listing by J Georges Baxter. 21 1 1p eod tf.

South Market St Georges Bactjer

Martinsburg gain for Rev McKeefry as Staunton pastor reassigned

Rev William A McKeefry, former Staunton and Winchester pastor, is transferred by Bishop O Connell to St Joseph Church Martinsburg W Va succeeding Rev W A Fallon who retires for health reasons. Father Martin to lead Staunton temporarily with an assistant likely for Martinsburg parish as McKeefry begins duty with Martinsburg services.

William A. McKeefry Church of the Sacred Heart of Winchester Staunton Harrisonburg O'Connell Diocese of Richmond St. Joseph’s Church Martinsboro W. Va W.A. Fallon Father Fallon New York Father McKeefry St. Francis Father Martin Martinsburg

Bride Miller Weds McKay in Maryland Frederick event

A rehearsal at Christ Episcopal Church precedes the June 26 ceremony for Miss Louise Cassandra Miller and Mr William Edeon McKay of Baltimore. The reception will be at Sunnyside near Stephens City with four bridesmaids and six ushers, and guests from Winchester and beyond are invited.

William Edeon McKay Baltimore Louise Cassandra Miller Dudley &. Miller Miller Sunnyside Frederick County Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Christ’ S Church Winehéster William D. Smith Cecelia Miller Stephens City Winchester Charles L. Bowly Willow Lawn Walter Gore Edith Brown Washington Street Mrsc Sames Reardon McKay Mise Miller Virginia Front Royal

Local Odd Fellows Install New District Deputy Grand Master

Mr. Robert J. Gray of this city was appointed by Grand Master W. E. Allen to serve as district deputy grand master for the local lodge of Odd Fellows in this district.

Robert J. Gray W. E. Allen Lodge of Odd Fellows

Mr Joseph Wright Returns From Pittsburgh Business Trip

Mr Joseph Wright has arrived back from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania after spending several days there on business with details limited to his travel and purpose.

Joseph Wright Pittsburgh

Virginia Weather Turns Cloudy With Light Showers

Cloudy and warmer in Virginia with probable light showers tonight and Thursday. The Leader advertises summer special bargains for shoppers.

Virginia

Death of Infant Margaret Lenas in City Home

Infant Margaret Lenas daughter of Mrs. Dora Lenas died yesterday morning from summer complaint at her grandmother's home in the northern city section. Funeral services will be held at the late home on Thursday morning with burial at Fairview West Virginia beside the churchyard, Rev. Roy Schmucker officiating.

Margaret Lenas Dora Lenas Fairview W. Va Roy Schmucker

Miss Maude Boxwell Visits Grandmother in Philadelphia

Miss Maude Boxwell of this city departed Monday for Philadelphia to spend several weeks as a guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Sallie Farmer.

Payment due from store accounts at Henry Baetjer and Co

All persons with store accounts are urged to settle payments promptly. Henry Baetjer and Co announces Locust gin shavings available free at the mill.

Henry Baetjer & Co

South to Honor A Great Soldier

The Rev. James Power Smith of Richmond who heads the Stonewall Jackson Monument Association issued a funds appeal to build an equestrian statue of Confederate leader Stonewall Jackson. Smith, once Jackson’s staff member, reached the general after Jackson lay wounded at Chancellorsville. His appeal lauds Jackson’s genius and courage in defense of the South. Continued on Fifth Page.

James Power Smith Richmond Stonewall Jackson Monument Association Smith Jackson Chancellorsville Manassas Southland

Kent Street Beats Clay Hill Nine In Diamond Tilt

Kent Street defeated Clay Hill 21 to 18 on the Bluefield diamond. Graham Conner worked the mound for Kent Street with one walk and twenty strikeouts, while Lauck pitched for Clay Hill with nine walks and five strikeouts. Home runs by Miller, Albin, Rear don, Wood, and Conner complemented the scoring for Kent Street. Lauck and Potts homered for Clay Hill.

Bluefield Kent Street Clay ‘Hill Graham Conner Kent ‘Streeters Jon Clay Hill Lauck E. Miller Albin B. Reardon Wood G. Conner H. Lauck B. Potts Clay Ill

Baeter’s large new ad to day worth while

Read Baeter's large new ad today highlighting value and offerings. The notice emphasizes deals and product highlights intended to attract shoppers.

Baeter

Funeral set for Rev John T Wauzer in Virginia

In BPRRYVILID Virginia on June 25 funeral arrangements are announced for Rev John Thomas Wauzer a 52 year old colored preacher who died at Winchester hospital on June 22. The service will be at 3 PM Thursday at St John s Baptist Church. He is survived by widow Alice Wauner and children John T Wauzer Braddock PA Ida Peters Litton Forge VA Lawrence L Wauzer Pittsburgh PA Serena Wauzer Pittsburgh PA Hannibel Wauzer Berryville. He previously suffered a runaway accident as his horse threw him against a tele phone pole breaking his ankle and causing further injuries.

Bprryvilid John Thomas Wayner Winchester St. John’s Baptist Church Alice Wauner John T. Wauzer Braddock Ida Peters Litton Forge Lawrence L. Wauzer Pittsburgh Serena Wauzer Hannibel Wauzer Berryville Wauzer

Arrests on Friday in Salisbury death case

The Salisbury inquiry into Miss Florence Wainwrights death intensifies with rumored Friday arrests. A Philadelphia witness is expected to verify the alleged criminal operation at the Home Gas Company yard where she worked. Police pursue three city women as suspects amid shifting statements and missing arrests.

Star Salisbury Jake Florence Wainwrights Home Gas Company Philadelphia Wien Sovet I Polson Certelel Telness Éoipia Smith Elmer Smith Miss Wainwright S Junti Harold Smith Mink Wainwright Miss Wingate

Henry Baetjer & Co Remnant Sale Attracts Buyers This Week

Henry Baetjer and Company advertises very low prices on remnants and short lengths. The sale draws many buyers and will continue throughout the week.

Henry Baetjer & Co

Round Hill Church Changes Children’s Day Exercise

Round Hill M E B Church changes the children’s day exercise to be held on the first Sunday in July, July 6, instead of the last Sunday in June as previously announced.

Round Hill M. EB

New Opera House To Be Built Here At Cost Of 30000

Workmen began excavating on the lot formerly occupied by the Market street skating rink near Rawls avenue for Winchester's new theatre to be named the New Empire. The $30,000 opera house will be a modern, fireproof building from plans by A Lowther Forrest of Baltimore with William B. Prager supervising. The 115 by 60 foot structure is set for a mid September opening.

Market Street Rawls Avenue Winchester’s New Empire Empire Waas J. Henkel Henry William H. Baker Henry A. Lowther Forrest Baltimore William B. Prager

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