Pound Not Guilty in Circuit Court Case
The circuit court trial of John O Flaherty against George Hulver ended with a verdict for Hulver. O Flaherty claimed Hulver caused the death of two brood sows valued at 200 dollars. Judge Harrison presided as jurors delivered the low verdict for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Flaherty
George Hulver
O'Flaherty
Harrison
Messrs
James P. Reardon
R. Gray Williams
R. T. Barton
H. R
War drama and western double bill at the Auditorium
A lively program at the Auditorium tonight features a thrilling war drama and an exciting western picture. Both films promise action and entertainment for moviegoers seeking a vigorous cinema experience.
Ladies and children get reserved pool hours in morning
The swimming pool will be reserved for ladies and children from 9 to noon daily. Morning price is 20 cents for children. Learn to swim. Miss Nannie L. Krebs of Philadelphia visits local home. Miss Anna Briggs departs for Culpeper Virginia. Mrs Samuel H. Miller and daughter Hilda visit town. Edna Farnsworth of Summit Point visits Miss Louise Harmer. Mrs Henry Ott arrives from Wheeling to spend summer with Miss Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady Patrons
Anna Briggs
Culpeper
Samuelh. Miller
Hilda Miller
Stevens City
Edna Farnsworth
Summit Point
W. Va
Louise G. Harmer
West Cork Stret
Henry Ott
Wheeling
W Va
Miss Griffith
Daniel Lupton Weds Miss Noel in Douglas Memorial Church
Miss Victoria Noel and Daniel W. Lupton of Clearbrook Na were married on Wednesday evening at Douglas Memorial Church by Rev. Barnes. Ushers T W Steck Austin Stone Thomas Young and Walter Jenkins. Bride escorted by her father and attended by her sister Capitola Noel. Reception followed at the Noel home. The couple will reside at Pearbreak Wag fatter August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Evening Star
Lupton-Noel
Victoria V. Noel
Daniel W. Lupton
Clearbrook
Douglas Memorial Church
Mr. Barnes
T. W. Steck
Winchester
Austin Stone
Thomas Young
Walter B. Jenkins
John A. Noel
Capitolar Y. Noel
Mrs. Lupton
Pearbreak Wag Fatter
Guns Arrive for Soldiers in Winchester
Guns for 1 Company I Second Regiment of Virginia Volunteers have arrived in Winchester from Richmond and will be distributed at 8 PM in the North Braddock Street barracks. Officers and men have received side arms and a parade is planned. The Second Regiment camp at Culpeper runs July 30 to August 6, with all local company members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Volunteers
Winchester
Richmond
North Braddock Street
Friendship Fire Company
Git Eee Feere
Culpeper
Sub Station for Postal Company Opens at Hotel Evans
The Postal Telegraph and Car Company leases a corner in Hotel Evans lobby to establish a sub station. Miss Cora Haymaker will head the office as workmen install the telegraph booth and counter this afternoon. The station will file downtown messages for transmission over regular wires and may soon have wires run to the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Postal Telegraph and Car Company
Hotel Evans
Cora Haymaker
Winchester
Cumberland Valley
Big Lawn Party at Ridgeway School Lawn
On July 8 at 7 P M members and friends of Best Church hold a lawn party on the Ridgeway School Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway School Lawn
Friends of
Best
Murder Charge Against Woman in Virginia Tragedy
Flossie Perkins, jailed in Forge Virginia, faces murder charges after a lamp explosion caused the death of a young white woman. Police report Perkins threw the lamp at a white man in the room. the man was injured and witnesses may be prosecuted for perjury. The case may mark the first murder trial since Forge's incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Charlottesville
Firemen's Day Parade and Reel Races at Luray
The program for Firemen's Day in Luray on July 19 features an 11 am parade with a $25 prize for the largest visiting fire company, bands in line, 1.36 pm reel races with top prizes of $100 and $50, a 4.30 pm ball game, a 9 pm pinafore performance at the opera house, and a 10.30 pm bonfire extinguishing by fire crews after the opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luray
Virginia Weather Forecast Fair Tonight Warm Saturday
The Weather Bureau forecast predicts fair weather tonight with warmer temperatures in the northwest. Saturday should be fair and warmer inland as the day progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Washington
Virginia
Weather Bureau
Funeral Tomorrow for Thomas Keating
The funeral for the late Mr Thomas Keating, who died Wednesday morning, will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow from the Church of the Sacred Heart. About six priests will participate in the high mass. The church choir will sing portions of the service and Miss Emily Weems will perform a solo. Members of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will serve as pallbearers, with several close friends as honorary pallbearers. Remains interred in the Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Harpley Cornwell
Armel
Cornwell
Sarah Harpley
James M. Cornwell
Messrs
Hallan Cornwell
Charles Towce
W. Va
John, Elder
Harvey Cornwell
James M. Ritter
Walter Haymaker
A~mel
Filia Cornwell
Tremains
Ia Church
Lafayette Fox
Front Royal
Macedonia Cemetery
Thomas Keating
Church of the Sacred Heart
Emily Weems
Benevolent and Protectives Order of Elks
Keating
For Sale First Mortgage Bonds on Main Street Property
For sale first mortgage bonds on a Main street property five years at 5 percent interest. Secured by fire insurance. Call Hansbrough & Carter at 26 1p eod 31. Mrs John Randolph Tucker and daughter Mrs Gertrude Logan of Lexington departed the city for Edgerton Massachusetts to visit Mr and Mrs Lewis H Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansbrough & Carter
John Randolph Tucker
Gertrude Logan
Lexington
Edgerton
Mass
Lewis. H. Hyde
Hotel Man Daniel Miller Shows Signs of Recovery
Daniel Miller of the Hotel Dauphin, shot by Leon Gilbert, remains in Marrisburg Hospital with a bullet near his heart. Doctors report a fairly good night and improving condition, though probing the bullet is uncertain. Gilbert was measured at the police station as part of standard processing, while his wife cried outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Miller
Gilbert
Sun
Marrisburg Hospital
Hotel Dauphin
Leon W. Gilbert
Miller
Company I Muster Call For Arms and Yard Work
Members of Company I report at o'clock this evening for gun distribution and non commissioned officers must be present by order of Captain J P Reardon Warted. Reliable colored man for work in yard apply at once to Star office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Reardon
Star_office
Funeral Services For Little Girl Marguerite Grim
The funeral for one year old Marguerite Trenary Grim of Philadelphia was held at her grandparents' home in Cincinnati past yesterday afternoon. Rev. T K Cromer led the rites at Centenary Reformed Church burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. A surgical operation preceded a pneumonia diagnosis and death. She was the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K Grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Trenary Grim
Benjamin K. Grim
Philadelphia
Winchester Memorial Hospital
High Grim
T. K. Cromer
Centenary Reformed Church
Mount Hebron “Cemetery
Mr. Grim
Rev Dr Jones Accepts Call to Area Churches
Rev Dr Alfred Jones of Montgomery West Virginia has indicated acceptance of a call to become pastor of the Opequon Cedar Cliff and Round Hill Presbyterian churches. He plans to begin in August and is a well known Virginian Synod minister who served as moderator. He succeeds the late Rev Dr Henry M White whose death occurred last fall.
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Alfred Jones
Montgomery
W. Va
The
Star
Cedar Cliff
Round Hil Presbyterian
Jones
Virginian Synod
Henry M. White
Pierce, Richmond Railroad Official, Dies in City
Dr J L Whitlock received a telegram announcing the sudden death in Richmond last evening of William N Pierce superintendent of the Richmond and Danville division of the Southern Railway. Pierce collapsed on the street from heart disease at age 49. Formerly head of the Valley Division he leaves a widow and four children. Interment will be in Lynchburg. He belonged to Masonic orders including the Mystic Shrine and was widely known in Winchester and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Whitlock
Richmond
William N. Pierce
Richmond and
Danville
Southern Railway
Pierce
the Valley
Southrn Railway
Winchester
Lynchburg
Mystic Shrine
Major League Scores Reported For Today
National League results show Cincinnati losing to Chicago 5 to 4 while Philadelphia edged Brooklyn 5 to 3. New York defeated Boston 3 to 2 and St Louis beat Pittsburgh 6 to 8. American League scores include Washington 9 over Philadelphia 7 and Detroit 5 over St Louis 8 to 7. Boston and New York split with Boston winning 3 to 2 in the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
New York
Cincinnti
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Sale of Beutell Property at Public Auction
Public auction set for Saturday July 1 at 11 a.m. at Orndorff's marble yard. Items include two beds one feather mattress two stoves tables books and various small goods from J M Beutell estate. Wol Bowen, auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Beutell
Orndorff
Wm. Bowen
College Lad In Diamond Contest
Winchester college boys at home on vacation play Berryville team at Reservoir Park in the first important game of the season. Managers say if attendance justifies it, many good games will be scheduled this summer. Admission aims to cover expenses, not profit. Cash tally after today will decide future games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester College
Berryville
Reservoir Park
Winchester
Staunton Local Option Vote Delayed by Army Camp
Judge Kolt sets August first as the date for the local option election in Staunton Virginia The Staunton Rifles about fifty voters will be away for their annual encampment reducing turnout by roughly five hundred voters a factor in the election outcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Kolt
Staunton Rifles
Silk gloves in colors at Jones & Jolliffe's window
Silk gloves offered in full range of colors and lengths from 16 to 24 button kid sizes. Black and tan options showcased with prices and a window display at Jones and Jolliffe's today.
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Jones & Jolliffe’s
Indian Frayo's Conversion at Empire Tonight
Readable fragment notes a performance titled Indian Frayo's Conversion as part of the fine recla at Empire tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frayo
Empire
Tuleyries Poat and Clarke Experience With Crops
Fragmentary text notes Tuleyries Poat and Clarke experience with crop conditions. Mentions time and geography but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuleyries
Clarke
Summer Fruit Wanted by Berryville Advertiser
Classified brief seeks offers for summer fruit from Berryville area. Contact M Lightenstol for details and pick up arrangements at 27 1p 61.
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Pound
Toight
Nannie L. Krebs
Mrs. H. Clay Krebs
North Market Street
Daniel
Lupton
Noel
Forge
Flossie
Reel Racing
Harrisburg Police
Little Girl
Dr. Jones
Billy
Ance
National League
MR. Cupp
Miss Orebaugh
Berkeley Springs
Valley of Virginia
Lothie
F. Orebaugh
N. F. A. Cupp
United Brethren Church
Shenanandoah City
A. 8. Hammack
Dayton
Mr. Ely
Methodist Church
Dr. Neff
United Brethren Church of
Berkeley Spring
J. N. Fries
8. D. Skelton
Atten
West Virginia
City
Keyser
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cupplett
Shenandoah City
Cuppla
Mountain Lake Park
Alleghanies
Ptt
Morrow
Assemby Burg
Funkhouser
Berryville, Val
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