Brothers to Wed Duvall and McDonald Brides in Pennsylvanian Nuptials
County Clerk Cartmell issued marriage licenses to Renzie F. Duvall and N Viola McDonald and P Duvall and Mamie M. McDonald. The ceremony will be noon next Wednesday at Burnt Factory Church with Rev. D F Butsler officiating. Maids of honor Jessie Jackson and Lena McDonald. attendants Weedon Cochran Drury Clevenger George Cunningham Austin Robinson. Hallie Clevenger to play the wedding march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartmell
Renzie F. Duvall
West Chester
N. Viola McDonald
P. Duvall
Mamie M. McDonald
W. L. McDonald
Burnt Factory Church
D. F. Butsler
Jessie Jackson
Lena McDonald
Weedon Cochran
Drury Clevenger
George Cunningham
Austin Robinson
Hallie Clevenger
Funeral for Miss Nellie Laughlin Held at Lebanon Church
The funeral for the late Miss Nellie Laughlin who died at Lebanon Church last Thursday morning will be held at 11 o'clock tomorrow. She was eighteen and popular. She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs M G Laughlin a sister Anna Lee and Lily Laughlin of Lebanon and Mrs Pingley of Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Laughlin
Lebanon Church
M. G. Laughlin
Anna Lee
Lily Laughlin
Lebanon
Pingley
Pittsburg
Nicodemus Plans Modern Barn Near Le Noré
Mr John Nicodemus of near Le nore will build a new 50 by 150 foot barn on his farm. The modern structure will store hay and farm products including large fruit crops. Estimated cost is about 3000 dollars with work starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nicodemus
Lenore
Nicodemus
Charges Against Preacher in Berkeley Springs Trial
The Berkeley Springs News reports a church trial against Rev. Mr. Lawrence of the Berkeley Springs circuit U B Church. A committee including Rev. S R Ludwig Rev J D Skelton Rev W H Sampsell and presiding elder Rev J D Donovan hears the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Springs
Mr. Lawrence
U. B
R. Ludwig
D. Skelton
W. H. Sampsell
J. D. Donovan
Clarke County bills authorize borrowing and tax collection
The State Senate passed a bill enabling the Clarke County School Board to borrow funds. The House approved a bill granting the Clerk of the County and County Courts authority to collect taxes on real estate whose sale to the Commonwealth for delinquent taxes has been declared irregular and void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Clarke County
House
Petition to establish Paxton's Chapel to Little North Mountain road
County court receives a petition from residents to lay out a new road along the Northwestern Grade. The proposed route runs two and a half miles from Paxton's Chapel to Little North Mountain, with all but one signer among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton’s Chapel
Little North Mountain
Golden Blend Coffee Demonstration in Winchester
Orndorff & Co announces a demonstration of Golden Blend coffee in Winchester. An English demonstration hostess will steam and serve a cup and explain the brewing method. Demonstrations begin March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Orndorff & Co
Wild Geese Pass Over at Mr White’s Farm
Mr 3 W White of near Kerns town reported in Winchester that wild geese flew low over his place last night. He said they passed so low he believed it possible to strike them with a ten foot pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. W. White
Kernstown
Winchester
End Cut From Finger
Mr. William Shreck of the county visited town today while recovering from a minor injury received in Hauptaan's woods where the end was cut from the third finger of his left hand several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shreck
Hauptaan
Janitor Hurt While Closing Transom at Shenandoah Bank
Mr E J Hodgson the janitor suffered a bruised left hand while attempting to close the transom above the front door of the Shenandoah Valley National Bank. He is described as the bank’s janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hodgson
Shenandoah ‘Valley National Bank
Mr. Hodgson
The Drop in Eggs Sparks Whimsical Hen Swearing
A playful verse notes a hen cursing as eggs drop, promising a quick end to the tale while hinting at a humorous scene. The lines blend rural humor with a brisk, comic cadence.
Pleasant Paragraphs on People In Town and Nearby
Miss Rose Murray lies seriously ill at her home on south Kent street. A fresh vaccine supply arrives at Busuxey's Drue StorE. Mr. Charles Shiner has gone to Washington. Mr. Oscar Mowery of Shenandoah visits town on business. Hon W Heater of Middletown visits Winchester. Many county folks were in town today. Auctioneers cried sales in front of the Court House. County Treasurer E M Chiles handled paying county teachers. Miss Lily B Maphis visits her brother Dr Sam Maphis in Warrenton. Glass cut to size and windows filled. Tur Mitter Suphy Co. Miss Lily Leafe improving at home of her parents. Fresh fish and produce at SCHNEIDER's GROCERY. Rev Father W A McKeefry of Winchester visits Rev Father Kelley in that city. Mr W E Skelton of Rockingham, lay delegate to Baltimore Conference, is uncle of Rev S D Skelton. Miss Bessie Williams of Stephens City leaves for Charles Town to visit Mrs Hattie Ott and Stephenson area. Mr William Striker to head book-keeping at Capt Geo W Kurtz's furniture establishment as Harry Baker retires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Striker
Geo. W. Kurtz
Harry Baker
Thinking of painting
A local paint shop invites customers to start planning early and seek expert guidance. It promises inside knowledge, aims to help achieve the best results at minimal cost, and offers free information to those who inquire.
Communion Service and Sermon at Market Street Church
Rev. T Marshal West will hold communion at 11 oclock tomorrow morning at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church and will preach at night on The Triumphal Entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Marshal West
Market St. Methodist Episcopal Church
Burglary Foiled at Martinsburg Store on Queen Street
Between 12 and 1 AM yesterday five young men broke into S Snyder and Company on north Queen street Martinsburg. The senior member of the firm slept in the store room and when he awoke two burglars jumped him. He held Arthur Ways until help arrived and Ways was arrested. John Beard and three others escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Snyder and Company
North Queen Street
Martinsburg
Arthur Ways
John Beard
Star man predicts wheat brightening crop resilience
A report notes a star man stating that wheat is brightening and is less affected by snow shortage, with a gentleman from the area providing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
I Told
Desirable Frederick County Land Descriptions in Back Creek District
Describes several tracts in Back Creek District Frederick County once owned by Leis William Triplett. Includes a parcel with improvements on both sides of Back Creek adjoining R B Lockhart's heirs and land formerly owned by Ward H Crivener, plus the Schuler land and a house and lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Creek
Frederick County
Vitonia
Leis
William Triplett
R. B. Lockhart
Jesse J. de Land
Ward H.crivener
Saeet
County of Frederick
Triplett
John K. Triplett
Presentation of 1861 flag to Warren Rifles recounted
The Warren Sentinel republishes a 1861 account of a flag presented to the Warren Rifles just before they marched to war. The flag was made by the late Mrs. Peter Klipstine of the city and the address was delivered by the late Giles Cook Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Sentinel
Warren Rifles
Peter Klipstine
Giles Cook
No Sunday School at Baptist Church Tomorrow
Owing to water in the cellar which prevents fire being made in the furnace there will be no Sunday School at First Baptist Church tomorrow. It is hoped to have everything in shape for Sunday School on the following Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Mendelssohn Wedding March Heard At Royal Marriage
The Bridal Couple's Favorite Mendelssohn's Wedding March is said to have been played publicly for the first time at the 1858 marriage of the Princess Royal to Frederick William Crown Prince of Germany as noted in March Ladies' Home Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelssohn
Princess Royal
Frederick William
Crown Prince of
Germany
March Ladies’ Home Journal
Mr Beaty to Sell Stock and Farm Implements
On Wednesday March 5 J C Beaty will sell in front of Beaty and Boyer's factory two miles southeast of town on the Front Royal road a lot of stock and a quantity of farming implements Read The Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Beaty
Beaty and Boyer
Front Royal Road
Albert App
Icee Road
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rose Murray
South Kent Street
Busuxey
Drue
Charles Shiner
Washington
Oscar Mowery
Shenandoah
W. Heater
Middletown
E. L. Hodgson
A. G. Swanson
W. M. Bowen
M. Chiles
Lily B. Maphis
Sam Maphis
Warrenton
Tur Mitter Suphy Co
Lily Leafe
Joseph W. Leafe
West Co.k Street
Schneider’s Grocery
South
Braddock Street
W. A. McKeefry
L. F. Kelley
That City
W. E. Skelton
Rockingham
Baltimore
M. E. Church, South
8. D. Skelton
Bessie Williams
Stephens City
Charlestown
Hattie Ott
Stephenson and
Aeah
Horsey & Atwell
Thomas Keating, Ast
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Amilies
Thomas Keating
Agt
Telephone
North Main Street
Screverre
E. Bruce Capper
the Jeweller and Optician
Sherwin-Williams
B. Bushnell & Co
Circuit Court
Virginia
Shenae
Camuel C. Triplett
Wm.Triplett
the &Chuler
Agnes Parker
Mr. Beaty
Charles Lewis
Boston
Pond Arm
Hammer Soda
Lion Coffee
Oaks City
A. W. Cline & CO
R. T. Barton, Pres
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Capital
John Keating
H. D. Fuller
L. N. Barton
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester
Ness
R. T. Barton
Daniel Annan
W. P. McGuire
Wa. C. Gratchen
German Smith
John M. Steck
E. D. Newman
Perry C. Gore
James W. Rhodes
C. E. Clevenger
Thos. M. Nelson, H. H. Baker
M. M. Lynch
W. E. Barr
J. S. Haldeman
the Miller Supply Company
Hamburg
Queen
C. E. Huntsberry
Weare
Tacre Turnpike
Ee Ad
Royales
Chicago
U.S. A
W. Hall
Acenrt
Noonan
Hone 5
Iaur
Stewart Yeakley
Cumberland Net
Wat
L. McCarr
J. W. Hexsman
McCann & Henshall
O.fisa
Boasa Ave
Waimslyt
Northwestern Turnpike
J. W. Parish
Wt&s. B.N. i
Thomas Spates
C. V. Eleval
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