Evangelist Yeakley Preaches in Laurel Hill Church
March 5 in Waltacre Virginia Evangelist M L Yeakley preached at Laurel Hill Church on February 27 He previously led meetings in a tent near Whitacre last summer James Anderson moved to Zedwell Whitacre farm Personal effects of the late Wm Brown sold February 28 Miss Vernie Dick visiting brother O W Dick Barthol Dick accompanies her Mrs Lydia Dolan travels to Cumberland Maryland to aid sick daughter H D Whitacre Claud Jolley went to Martinsburg today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltacre
M. L. Yeakley
Laurel Hill Church
James Anderson
Zedwell Whitacre Farm
Wm. Brown
Vernie Dick
O. W. Dick
Barthol Dick
Lydia Dolan
H. D. Whitacre
Cumberland
Mies Claud Jolley
Martinsburg
Ear bite fight in Piccadilly cafe ends with arrests
Last night in East Piccadilly street at Charles Barnett's Cafe a fight between two Black youths, Strother Gray and Willie Boss, left Gray badly bitten on the ear. Barnett denies involvement. police expect arrests and Barnett threatened a reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnett
East Piccadilly Street
Strother Gray
Gray
Willie Boss
Willie
Chain Gang
Barnett
Today
Death Ends Ministry After Multiple Marriages
Reverend Mr. Anderson, who had two marriages, left a large family. From his first union with Miss Julia Snyder he fathered five children: W W Anderson of Wilkesbarre, Susan Marshall of Midland, G E Anderson of this city, Pleasant Anderson, and Vernie McNamyer of Martinsburg. His second marriage to Miss Emily O Neill of Cumberland produced five children: Carson Nellie Warren Ella of Gainesboro, Lyda of Martinsburg, W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Anderson
Julia Snyder
W. B. Snider
W W. Anderson
Wilkesbarre
Susan Marshall
Midland
G. E. Anderson
Pleasant Anderson
Vernie McNamyer
Martinsburg
Emily O'Neill
Cumberland
Carson
Nellie
Warren
Ella
Gainesboro
This County
Lyda
W. Va
For Sale Quick 40x120 Lot on El Piccadilly Street
Desirable 40 by 120 foot lot owned by Cor rad Kremer offered for $300 to a quick buyer. Note dated 3-5-11. Also a notice that The Daughters of the Confederacy are asked to attend a regular monthly meeting tomorrow Tuesday March 5 at Up mw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrad Kremer
el' Piccadilly Street
Confedera
J. C. Davis Trustee Sale Offers Shoes at Cost
Advertisements urge Easter bargains with men women and children shoes at cost at J. C. Davis's trustee sale. Rubber shoes and boots also available at cost. Also notes residents returning from trips and local theft recovery details tied to Charlestown clothing store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Davis
J.C. Davis
New Superstitions and Winter Decorations Noted
A Washington Post piece cites local superstitions about counting stars in the element and a hospital fly belief that brings visitors. It also notes evergreen decorations from Roman and Druids, Christmas greens, and the turkey's American origins over 300 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mammy
Franklin Park
Chile
Washington Post
America
England
Fashion pointers for spring 1901 from Horsey and Atwell
The letter showcases men’s spring styles from London sources. It details business coats with three buttons, straight fronts, broad shoulders, and military backs, plus single breasted vests and wide seat trousers. Formal and informal dress options include frocks and the Prince of Wales cut, with Oxford mixtures and fine felts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Prince of Wales
London
Horsey & Atwell
Miller Supply Company Opens at North Main Street
The Worthington Tobacco store moves to 166 North Main Street and a dance is announced near Stephenson at Charley Fiddler's tonight. Weather outlook calls for cloudy to fair with a cold wave on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthington Tobacco
No. 166 North Main Street
Stephenson
Charley Fiddler
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Whitacre
The
Star
Piccadilly
J. W. Brubaker
Roce Stover
Strasburg
Mieses Leah
Nellie Herring
E. E. Herring
Douglas
Max Theodore
Charlestown
Kearneysville
Luther Hugett
Winchester
Hagerstown
Ira B. Bloyer
L B. Bloyer
Harper, Ill
Mr. Bloyer
East
Jacob Bloyer
Henry Irving
Miller Supply Company
Just
Co. W. Ramsey
East Picosdilly St
Geo. H. Heist
Ormos
N. Main St
Ove Vitlera
H. S. Baker & CO
North Main St
M. Wisecarver
W. Amherst St
Marxer Sr
Gore
Univaician
S&t
PPT TV
Parish
P. O
GEO. E. Bushnell & CO
Notich
Winchester and Martineburg Turnpike Co
Corporation of Winchester
City Ok Winchester
Robt. M. Ward
City Sol Citor
Seal Brothers
S. Main Street
W. C. Gralchen Glove Co
N. Market St
Horsade
Norris
Lower
Shenandoah Valley
Tae
Tae Star
Thomas Keating
Agt
FDR
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
North Main Street
California
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
A. Lyons
New York
Hansbrough & Carter Building
Main Street
Wiggin Fameritan Sido
Messrs
Fred Striker
Geo. Gong
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