Independent Candidate for City Sergeant of Winchester Va
H E Totty announces his candidacy for the City Sergeant of Winchester Virginia. He pledges faithful service if elected and thanks supporters while seeking votes for the May 92 1902 election. He requests continued support from friends and the public.
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Winchester
H. E. Totty
M. Lynch
Mary Linn Hockman
Winchester City Sergeant Nomination Bid by J Wm Taylor
J Wm Taylor announces re nomination for City Sergeant of Winchester subject to Democratic Primary. If elected he promises faithful performance of duties.
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Winchester
J. Wm. Taylor
Sunday church notices and service times listed
Local churches in Martinsburg publish Sunday service times with masses at 7 30 and 10 30 a m and diverse parish events. Grace Lutheran Centenary Reformed Catholic and several other denominations list sermon hours Sunday school and youth activities with parish notices and community invitations.
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Young Peoples Prayer Meeting
Centenary Reformed
T. K.cromer
Wm. A. McKeefry
T- Marshall West
Epworth League
United Brethren Church
D. Skelton
Christ Episcopal
Nelson P.dame
Methodist Episcopal South
W. H.H. Joyce
Epworth
Notable Deaths and Local News from Virginia and West Virginia
Norfolk citizen Mrs. Loweberg dies of heart disease while Ferdinand Guth passes away in Grafton at 58. L. D. Runner’s Morgantown home burned with contents. George Carter hanged at Moundsville for Virgil Whistler murder. Washington and Lee University to receive 30000 from Mrs. Susan P. Lees will. Norfolk Railway workers extend boycott. Oyster ad from Noonan. M. D. Kaufman returns from Mons for Alaska test wells. Norfolk Refr erating and Cold Storage Company formed. William Snead, 17, shot in Botetourt county. Dalmon, 15, charged. Union Bank Winchester offers 3 percent interest. Howe Memorial Building dedicated at Shenandoah Institute. E. E. Poe fatally injured in Elkins shops. J. E. Digman killed at Fairfax. Stonewall Jackson Camp names Fishburne sponsor and Ransome maid of honor for Dallas reunion. Yank Judy killed by Dry Fork train near Hendricks. State reapportionment bill advances. Senate committee reports nine district changes. Seventh remains Winchester district.
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