Farewell Sermon Marks W D Smith Move to Christ Church
Large audience at St George Episcopal Fredericksburg hears Rev W D Smith preach on John 10 16 the text And other sheep I have which are not of this fold The preacher foresees Christ uniting his flock and church unity through shared purpose and fellowship Pray for unity among Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian churches as Smith departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Fredericksburg
W. D Smith
Christ Church
Mr. Light
Williams
Rosebro
Smith
R. Aubrey Williams
Mr. Smith
Christ
Beach Resigns as District Attorney
Morgan H. Beach United States Attorney for the District of Columbia resigns, to take effect August 31. President accepted the resignation after a conference with the President. Mr Moody thanks Beach for his service and asks him to remain until the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan H. Beach
United States
District of Columbia
Holmes Conrad
Beach
Moody
Rev J C Jeter Gains Local Fame in Cumberland Mass
Richmond Times-Dispatch reports Rev J C Jeter formerly of Roanoke Virginia now pastor of Central M E Church South in Cumberland Massachusetts helped raise and erect the church. A photo features Jeter and the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Cumberland
J. C. Jeter
Roanoke
Jeter
Central M. EB. Church
South
Mr. Jeter
Miss Hack Returns from Confederate Reunion Visit
Miss Mary RB Hack returned yesterday evening from Louisville Kentucky where she attended the Confederate Reunion as the Sait of the event drawing local attention and noting her presence among reunion attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary RB Hack
Louisville
Kentucky
Miss Rogers Missing in Adirondacks Amid Heavy Rain
Miss Mary Rogers of Leesburg vanished after a trip to Saranac Lake in the Adirondacks. Heavy rain hindered any organized search for a body. Baltimore lawyer Willoughby N. Smith said he was a family friend and accompanied her at relatives’ request. A $50 reward is offered. no foul play suspected. Ada M. Janney, nurse, testified about illness and religious mania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Ada M. Janney
Washington, D. C
Leesburg
Mamie Rogers
Alexander Rogers
Saranse Lake
Miss Rogers
Saranac Lake
Dr. Fishburne
R. B. Wildman
William Rogers
Julian Rogers
Baltimore
Col
Asa Rogers
Internal Revenue
Petersburg
Caden Bowie
Maryland
Youthful Lovers Elope From Tim berville Area
A Tim berville neighborhood elopement stirs the community as William Rhodes and Lizzie Haun, aged youths, disappear after leaving home Sunday evening. Relatives report no word as they may have traveled toward Luray and then Hagerstown via the Norfolk and Western line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timberville
William Rhodes
Broadway
Lizzie Haun
Luray
Hagerstown
Norfolk & Western Railway
Mrs Fries Visits Capon Springs for Seventeenth Season
Mrs G Casper Fries spends time at Capon Springs marking the seventeenth season she has visited the resort. The report notes Capon Springs as a delightful place and mentions Miss Anna Lee Carter as being in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lee Carter
Young Clarke man suffers leg fracture in runaway crash
Courtney B. Jones of Millwood Clarke county is injured when a buggy horse bolted on the Millwood Berryville road. He has two broken ankle bones and will be crippled for a long time. Mrs Jones and her infant escaped unharmed after Jones was dragged by the frightened mare.
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Millwood
Berryville
Clarke County
Courtney B. Jones
Jones
Robert OC. Randolph
Mr. Jones
Entertained Party At Sunny Side Near Bunker Hill
Mr and Mrs Wm Hayslette hosted a gathering at Sunny Side near Bunker Hall in honor of Mr R R Hayslette wife and daughter from Grand Rapids. Family and friends included Porter Hayslette Winchester G R Hayssette Bunker Hill John Gardner Leetown Mr and Mrs Wm Gardner Mr and Mrs Wm Boitz Thomas Steward Mrs George Whitmore Romney D G Cookus Romney J M Coyle Miss Minnie Carper and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hayslette
Sunny Side
Bunker Hall
R. R. Hayslette
Grand Rapids
Porter Hayslette
Winchester
G. R. Hayssette
Bunker Hill
John Gardner
Leetown
Wm Gardner
Wm. Boitz
Thomas Steward
George Whitmore
D. G. Cookus
Romney
J. M. Coyle
Minnie Carper
Raymond Carver Dies at Home. Funeral Planned
Funeral services for Raymond Carver will be held at his sister Mrs. Robert Boyd’s home near the Paper Mill on Wednesday at nine o'clock. Rev. H. D. Skelton of the United Brethren Church will officiate. Interment will be at Red Bud Cemetery. He leaves three sisters and several brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Carver
Robert Boyd
Herald expands with Cox Duplex press upgrade
The Morning Herald of Ha geratown announces a new phase with a Cox Duplex press. It expands from a four page eight column paper to an eight page six column edition, with brighter and larger appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Morning Herald
Hageratown
Herald
Parkersburg Brick Works Proprietor Commits Suicide
The body of Mark B. Stephenson, Parkersburg brick works proprietor and noted local figure, was sent to Woodstock after he took poison at home. He left a note citing financial reverses as the motive. His widow accompanied the remains as the town mourns a young man in business and social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark B. Stephenson
Parkersburg
Winchester
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Woodstock
E. G. Stephenson
Stephenson
Shows Them Up As Tax Dodgers
Judge Harrison rules United Telegraph and Telephone Company has no Virginia legal status as a Pennsylvania corp and did not meet state laws. The firm supposedly dodges taxes, paying no license tax in Winchester while Southern Bell pays 375 annually plus higher poll taxes. City authorities are urged to collect all city taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
United Telegraph & TelePhone Company
Virginia
Pennsylvania
United Telephone and Telegraph Company
United Company
Winchester
Southern Bell
Confederate Fete at Inwood Park Celebrates Veterans
A Confederate fete to be held at Inwood Park on July 4 offers a fine dinner and supper. A tournament of top riders in the area, with afternoon and evening dancing, is planned. Extra trains from Winchester will run. The Berkely County chapter of the U D C sponsors the event for old veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwood Park
Winchester
Berkely County
U. D.C
Opening of the Baseball Season in Winchester
The Winchester baseball team opened the season at Baseball Park this afternoon against Hagerstown, after both teams arrived this morning via the C. V. line. The ground has a new high board fence and improved diamond, deemed one of the Valley’s finest and fastest. A large crowd filled the stand as 3:30 pm drew near, with fans backing the local husky boys. lineups followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Baseball Park
Hagerstown
C. V
Husky Boys
Burg
Funeral services held for James B. Streit at Mount Hebron
The death of James B. Streit at his South Braddock Street home Saturday afternoon prompted a funeral at 11 o clock this morning at Mount Hebron. Rev. Dr. Henry M. White of Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church and Rev. J Gray McAllister officiated. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers John F. Kremer Samuel Bell J O Horn J F Brown G Goodwin Baker and Stewart Bell. The ceremony was well attended and floral tributes reflected high regard for the deceased.
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James B. Streit
South Braddock Street
Henry M. White
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
J.gray McAllister
Mount Hebron Cemetery
John F. Kremer
Samuel Bell
J. O. Horn
J. F. Brown
G. Goodwin Baker
Stewart Bell
Mrs. Tucker Leaves Hospital After Injury
Mrs. Laura Tucker widow of the late Hon. John Randolph Tucker has recovered enough to leave the hospital and now stays at her daughter Mrs. W. P. McGuire’s home on Amherst Street. She walks with crutches and is improving after her carriage incident in Louisville weeks ago.
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Laura Tucker
John Randolph Tucker
Louisville
Tucker
W. P. McGuire
Amherst Street
Market Prices For Wheat And Farm Goods Slide
A drop of five cents in wheat highlighted today s local markets with wholesale prices listed for several farm commodities. Wheat 80 cents rye 60 cents corn 2 55 butter 12 cents eggs 14 cents old hens 10 old roosters 5 cents turkeys 13 cents Miss Evie Tucker McGuire has returned from a visit to Lexington.
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Evie Tucker McGuire
Lexing’ Sp
Brilliant wedding at Old St. Paul’s in Norfolk
Miss Jane Ellis Tucker married Rev. Luke Mathews White at Old St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Norfolk. Attendants included Eleanor Tucker and Lila Tucker. ushers from multiple states attended. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Beverley Tucker with Bishop Randolph giving benediction. The couple will reside in Warsaw Virginia after a northern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brent
Lexington
Christie Bennett
Columbia, D.C
Frank Abbott
Belleview
Louis Carter Harrison
Richmond, Va
William C. Whittie, Jr
Augustine Tucker
Beverly D. Tucker, Jr
Gilbert IO. Greenway
New York
Beverley D. Tucker
St. George Tucker
A. M. Randolph
Virginia
Norfolk
Beverly Dandridge Tucker
Washingtons
Col
John Augustus Washington
Mt. Vernon
General Lee
Harry St.George Tucker
Washington
Mr. White
David Edwin White
Huntsville
Ale
Spottswood
Virginia Colony
White
Warsaw
Widow and Widower United in Marriage at Winchester
A widow Lena Printz aged 38 and widower J. W. Ritter aged 60 were wed at 1 PM at 28 North Braddock Street by Rev. Skelton of the United Brethren Church. Witnesses included Ritter’s two sons and family friends. They left for a honeymoon in Bethlehem and will reside in Winchester where Ritter works as a carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Dick
North Braddock Street
D. Skelton
United Brethren Church
J. W. Ritter
Lena Printz
Made A Corporal At Virginia Military Institute
Mr Richard E Byrd Jr completes his first year at Virginia Military Institute in Lexington and is made a corporal for the next class. Mr and Mrs Foster M Reeder of Kansas City Missouri announce the engagement of their daughter Bessie Em.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Byrd, Jr
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Foster M. Reeder
Kansas City, Mo
Bessie Em
A Colored Man Drowned by Accident in Carlisle
Wm. Jackson, a respected colored man formerly of Berryville now living in Carlisle, Pa., drowned there on Saturday. his body brought home for interment as a large crowd followed to the grave. Also, Wm. Allen suffered a severe crushing injury unloading poles near the depot. H. Y. Drake returned to Waynesboro after a short visit.
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Svenee Star Bureau
Berryville
Wm. Jackson
Carlisle
Wm. Allen
H.Y. Drake
Waynesboro
Miss Nettie Sell to Wed Clarence Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sell announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Nettie Sell to Mr. Clarence Barrett of Capon Bridge. The ceremony will be at Pleasant Valley Church on July 4 at 8 p.m. No invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sell
Miss Nettie
Clarence Barrett
Capon Bridge
Pleasant Valley Church
Miss Sell
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W. D. Smith
Mr. Beach
Miss Hack
Capon Springs
Courtney Jones
Red Bud
Winchester Trimble
Johnson
R . J. Kern
AOD Eeeneneneseeenewe
Andrews
Stouffer
Baker
Bobo
Ssseesean
Mr. Streit
Mount Hebron
Mrs. Tucker
Old ST. Paul's
Jane Tucker
Luke White
Friendship Fire Company
R. BR. Byrd
J. W. Sibert
L. F. Cooper
Geo. H. Kinzel
H. Hardy
H. H. Baker
Wm. P. McGuire
W. H. Baker
Robert Breckennridge
Oscar Barr
George W. Kurtz
T. K. Gromer
Houss Hook and Ladder Company
Cork Street
Friendship Fire Company Hall
A. BR. Breckenridge
Market Street
Market
Piccadilly
Braddock
Monmouth
Main
Down Main
City Hall
R. B. Byrd
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