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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1900

Page

4

Education as Foundation of Democracy Across Centuries

The text argues for widespread schooling, recalling colonial laws and Revolutionary era praise for educated citizens. It cites 1650 Connecticut penalties for parental neglect, highlights Washington and Prussian examples showing educated troops excel, and notes Federalist and Anti Federalist unity on education as essential to good citizenship.

Connecticut Colony Washington Choeis Charlemagne Napoleon Jefferson

Heavy Spring Shoes and Oil Grains on Sale

A line of good heavy working shoes and heavy srogans advertised for spring. Kip for oil grain priced at $1.50 with big discounts noted. Sale promotes low prices with items at $1.00, $1.25, and $1.37. Local prices and lines emphasize value.

Doings in Stephens City Va March 15

Mrs Ward wife of C S Ward living near town paralyzed on her right side last Monday shows small improvements and episodes of consciousness Edward Ewing departs for New York to take a street railway post Charles Parker injured his leg while cutting wood with an axe at F W Shenkat Bartonsville and hobbles on crutches Claude T McLeod slowly recovers after a severe kick from a horse John Msworthy away tending lime kiln due to sickness M W Steele remains ill confining him to bed.

Stephens City StepHens Ciry Ward C. S. Ward Edward Ewing New York Charles Parker F. W. Shenkat Bartonsville Claude T. McLeod John Msworthy M. W. Steele

Mr. Jack to Return East as Berkeley Springs Host

Mr. Jack, father of Mrs. German Smith of this city, who has run a hotel in Anderson Indiana, plans to reside again at Berkeley Springs West Virginia where he formerly owned the Berkeley Springs Hotel. The Charlestown Spirit lauds him as a tip-top host with many West Virginia friends eager for his return. He is brother-in-law to Mrs Walter Barr and Mrs George F. Glaize of Winchester.

C. PF. Jack German Smith Anderson Indiana Berkeley Springs West Virginia Charlestown Jefferson Jack East Walter Barr George F. Glaize Winchester

Front Royal Couple Elope to Alexandria for Marriage

Surprise spread through Front Royal as J. E. Peterson and Maude Supinger eloped to Alexandria and wed at noon yesterday. Both are well known locals and the bride has relatives in the city.

SvarkKront Foyal J. E. Peterson Maude Supinger Alexandria Front Royal

Herring Property Sold on King and College Corners

The Herring property at King and College streets was sold yesterday by executor E. Herring to Mrs. J B Snodgrass for 3500 dollars. J L Panky rents the property from the new owner for another year. Martinsburg World

Herring King and College Streets E. Herring J. B. Snodgrass J. L. Panky Martinsurg World

Miss Grabill Weds Mr Tevalt In Opequon

Miss Gertruc Grabill and Mr Ernest Tevalt wed at Rev Skelton’s residence on Market Street with neighbors from Opequon in attendance. The article notes the State Council Junior Order United American Mechanics is forming in Richmond under a legislative charter and recalls a former local council. It mentions possible Frederick Council alignment and urges reading today’s STAR spread and third pages.

Ernest W. Tevalt Gertruc. Grabill Opequon 8. D. Skelton North Market State Council United American Mechanics Richmond Frederick United 3S Council

Death of 11 year old John Hyde in New York

The friends of Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde of New York regret the death of her 11 year old son John who died at his mother's home this morning. His father was the late John Stevens of Hoboken New Jersey. Miss Bessie McCarty is ill at her north Market street home. Miss Mary, also sick, is able to be out again.

Lewis H. Hyde New York John John Stevens Hoboken, N. J Bessie McCarty North Market Street Mary Robert M. Henry

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