Victoria Gross Won by Woman Aged 88
A long tribute lauds Florence Nightingale as the archetype of noble womanhood and heroism. The piece contrasts her work with wartime nursing and notes a modern London honor recognizing her impact. It also references criticisms of social events and the Pink Tea bill as societal topics of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciety
Edward
London
Army and Navy
Sebsenta
Red Cross Society
Miss Nightingale
Crimea
Florence Nightingale
Tennyson
Winchest er Couple to Wed Next Wednesday
Frederick Glaize and Misa Baya will quietly marry next Wednesday March 26 at the bride’s parents home on Fairmount avenue. Rev J H Lacy will perform the ceremony and the couple will then leave for a wedding trip before settling in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Glaize
Misa Baya
Philip W
Fairmount Avenue
J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian, Church
Large Reception At Marburg Home
Albert and Mrs. Marburg hosted a large reception at 1111 St Paul for their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs William Marburg upon their return from their wedding trip. Mrs Marburg wore pale yellow embroidered net over yellow satin with diamonds. Mrs William Jarbine wore embroidered white satin and point lace with diamonds and pearls. Bride’s sister Miss Maria Hack and cousin Miss Amelia Hack assisted. About 200 guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Albert
Marburg
St. Paul, Sarees
Baltimore
William Marburg
Virginia Hack
Daugh
Harry Riemann
Winear
Marbure
William Jarbiine
Maria ‘Hack
Amelia
Hack
Shenandoah Baptist Ministers Meet at First Church
The Shenandoah Baptist ministers and laymen gather at the First Baptist Church for a weekend meeting from Friday night through Sunday with sermons and multiple sessions. Local and visiting ministers will preach and address important sectarian topics as the public is invited to attend all sessions.
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Shenandoah Baptist’ “Association
First Baptist
Etty
Tragic Deaths Reported In Local Incidents
A man named Kuykendell died after neuralgia worsened at his Keller farm residence following a move. In a second incident, young Herbert Gold, son of Mr and Mrs James Monid, died from burns after accidentally falling into a boiling kettle of soap while the mother left briefly for dinner. Both tragedies unsettled the community as mourners prepared funeral services.
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Herbert Gold
James Monid
Fron
Death on courthouse porch shocks town
Frank Lillis about 45 died on the courthouse steps at 2 30 this afternoon after collapsing. Eyewitnesses and Dr. G L Miller failed to revive him. Coroner Hodgson did not order an inquest. death is blamed on internal convulsions. Survived by brothers Michael and James and sister Mary Ryland with ties to Winchester Roanoke Cumberland and Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lillis
Jon
Lillis
G. L. Miller Wes
George We ‘Kurtz
Ts Tapariee
Bro Milter
E. L. Hodgson
Frank Meens
Star
Po Michael
Winchester
Roanoke
Thomas
Www
James. Lillis
Cumberland
Mary ‘Ryland
Cums
Saiserland
Rebecca Keating
Caroe
Hs Bale
Watered by aead stone lang and six acr
A brief note records a cryptic phrase referencing aead stone language and a negative six acr code. The text remains unclear with no clear names places or events to identify. Further context from the original page is needed to determine its meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Aead
Fragments Point to Local Notice on Prizes
Readable fragments describe a local notice about prizes and awards. Officials and committee names are unclear but action centers on distribution or selection of prizes within a community event. The fragmentary text hints at civic involvement and a scheduled decision.
Notes From Boyce Local Social Update
Miss Nellie Estep of Milwood spent several days this week with her brother C L Bayliss is visiting sister Miss Nannie Hawkins Rosa Woolfolk returned from a visit to Baltimore Mrs G W Trenary spent weekend with her father Johnson at Limeton Mrs R E Reid and Miss Fannie Glasscock spent Friday evening at Jo Lindsay s Miss Katie Brewer visiting friends in Berryville Stuart visiting sister Mrs Butts near Shignandowh Junction W Va J L Carper spent a day in Winchester H Pipher spent days in Washington Miss Lollie Bell Berryville visiting private meeting Nora Garvin visiting Roanoke Mrs Lynn Lain Garver spent last week with relatives in Lain Garver last week in Hagerstown and nearby areas
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Boyce
Nellie Estep
Milwood
C .L
Bayliss
Opequon
Nannie Hawkins
Rosa Woolfolk
Ballimore
G. OW. Trenary
Johnson
Limeton
R. Ee Reid
Fannie’ Glasscock
Jo. Lindsay
Katie ‘Brewer
Berryville
Golder
Stuart
Butts
Shignandowh Junction
Val
WwWinchester
H. . Pipher
Washington
Loliie Bell
Rush
Woodstock
Lynn
Roanoke
William Burtner
Hagersas
Garver
Death at stove ends life of Mrs. Belle Clevenger
Mrs. Belle Clevenger, aged about 70, died this morning at her Wel town area home after fainting beside a warming stove. She had lived in the neighborhood most of her life, born on the Tate farm. Survived by two husbands and several children including Edward Taylor Laura Taylor Myre Luther Miller Thomas Clevenger and Fannie Harris. Funeral services will be at Jubilee Christian Church conducted by Rev. J D Has maker of Strasburg.
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Belle. Clevenger
Angel Levenger
Wel Town
Clevenger
Ariesu
Tate
Warren Mc- Kown
David Paylor
Edward Taylor
Laura Taylor
Myre Luther
Miller
Scott Clevenger
Thomas Clevenger
Fannie Harris
Bigo
Jubilee Christian Church
Rev. J. 1D. Hasmaker
Strasburg
Governor Appoints Mr Russell Delegate
Governor Eranson selects James B Russell of Winchester as delegate to a presidential conference on conservation at the White House May 13 14 and 15. The event was called by President Roosevelt and includes leaders Edwin A Alderman of Virginia Charlottesville and Roswell Page of Hanover County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
I. C
Roosevelt
Local items recounting names and small-town notices
Fragmentary late greenway notes mention individuals and vague social items. Names include Chamblin Funkhouser and Charles Tuatt with places Waterloo Bartouseits Armet and Winston. Observers reference a Stuart home gathering and callers at local events.
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Chamblin
Sone
Joe Funkhouser
Bartouseits
Baptist Church Services in City Today
Jeenes Northen returns to preach at First Baptist Church today at 10 a.m. Morning Sunday school begins at 9 20 a.m. Services at 11 a.m. continue the worship schedule.
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Jeenes
Paten Sungayat
First Baptist Church
Suecdey
Washington Headquarters to be placed under church group plan
At a recent council meeting the Bay Kerr Public School project received first and second readings and a $660 appropriation to fund design and construction. A joint school board committee will oversee building and equipment for the new school house, with a four year term for the Gearington Office Board and three year terms for Rev J and Rev I. Ss Cramer as members. The measure passed with one dissent and aims for a September readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Ori
Bay Ay Kerr
Heard
Whanebrough
HH. Smith
K.P. Cooper
J. W. Rosenberger
Gearington Office
Wasi
Nesei Ing Myr
Riintion
Mir
Carter
Gepilléenen
Fiem Ters
Tre
Willian’ Po eGuire
Ss Cramer
George Ree
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Victoria Gross
Aorence
Wightingale
The
Red Cross
Ted
Emperor William
Harold’ Rome
Nero
Caligula
Ome
Katharine C. Boyd
Moorefield
John “G. Harned
Lok South
Court House
Weather Report
Rink
Mirs
Belle Clevenger
Mr. Russell
Eranson
Governor Conference
Gait Hr ci
Baptist Church Services
Will
the Park Commission
Lacy
Giger
Kinzel
Kurtz
Shirley .Carter
W. H. “Baker
Frussell
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