Methodists Depart for Baltimore Conference
Ministers and lay members of the Methodist Episcopal Church South travel by B and O trains to Baltimore for the annual conference in St. Paul’s Church for a week. D H Kern, Co L R Wotter, and John P Hyde are among those from Frederick county. John W Rice is the Winchester lay delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Baltimore
St. Paul’s Church
Winchester
Frederick County
John W. Rice
DD. H. Kern
Dr William Burwell Dies Suddenl y
Berryville Va March 23 A message announces the death of Dr William Nelson Burwell who died suddenly at his apartments in Parkersburg West Virginia on Sunday night Heart trouble caused the collapse and funeral was held there Interment followed at Parkersburg He was a son of the late Nathaniel Burwell of Glen Owen near Carter Hall in Clarke County and one of twelve children with four living including Thomas H Burwell Mrs Archibald Cary Randolph Miss Mary W Burwell and Mrs E Wickham Yard
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Berryville
William Nelson Burwell
Parkersburg
W. Va
Burwell
Nathaniel Burwell
Glenowen
E. Wickham Yard
Bur
Kidnapped Boy Reunited With Father in Cleveland Hotel
Willie Whitla, 8, walked into his father’s arms at Hudlenden Hotel Cleveland after being kidnapped from Sharon last Thursday. Two boys guided him to the hotel as part of a prearranged plan. The boy reports good treatment and doubts kidnappers will face justice. ransom payment unclear.
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Willie Whitla
Cleveland
Willie
Sharon
G. W. Ramsey
Edward Mahoney
Warren
Newcastle
Ashtabula
Flatiron Park
Whitla
Correction on Miller & McKinster office occupancy
The notice states Mr D HR Eskey will not occupy the Miller and McKinster stand after May but will transact business for his firm in their office through the courtesy of Mr McKinster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Mcechinster
HR. Eskey
Eskey
Miller & McKinster
McKinster
Virginia Weather Forecast Quiet Tonight Then Warmer Wednesday
Forecast for Virginia calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures especially in the central and western portions. Overnight low temperatures are not specified. Wednesday is expected to be notably warmer in the central and western regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
Central
West
Dr Maybee Visits Then Departs for Richmond
Rev. Dr. W. 54 Maybee superintendent of the Children's Society of Virginia has been in the city for a day or two and left yesterday for Richmond in consultation with Mrs. Franck Baker the local agent of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybee
The
Children’s Home Society of Virginia
Richmond
Franck
Baker
Society
A Good Year for United Brethren
Ministers and lay delegates from Winchester and nearby have gone to Shenandoah Page County Virginia for the one hundred tenth session of the Virginia annual conference of the United Brethren Church. The session opens tonight and runs through Sunday. Rev. R. G. Hammond of Winchester is expected to be returned to his charge and Rev. C. J. Racey to Frederick circuit. The conference superintendent Rev. W. F. Gruver of Martinsburg will report church constructions at Ridings Chapel in this county Verona South Cumberland Md and Berkeley Springs W Va during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Shenandoah
Page County
Virginia
The
United Brethren Church
R. G. Hammond
C. J. Racey
Frederick
W. F. Gruver
Martinsburg
Ridings Chapel
Verona
Cumberland
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Lewis Lamp Buys Stouffer's Farm near Town
Good & Company announce the sale of a 60 acre farm about one and a half miles east of town on the Senseney road from Harry Co Stouffer to Lewis Lamp. Purchase price is $4,000. The property includes a fine peach orchard and several buildings. Mr Lamp will move to his new farm this week and begin improvements at once.
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Good & Company
Senseney
Harry Co. Stouffer
Lewis Lamp
Pastor Leaves To Attend Washington Conference
Rev. L. A. Carter pastor of John Mann Methodist Episcopal Church left for Alexandria Virginia to attend the Washington annual conference. Visitors William and Anna Jefferson also went. The conference covers a large territory and met previously in Winchester with Bishop David Moore presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Carter
John Mann Methodist Episcopal Church
Alexandria
Washington
Baltimore man fined under Byrd law for liquor sale without license
John G. Binford of Baltimore aroused a test of the Byrd law by selling liquor by sample in Richmond without a license. He notified police he would sell the liquor, was fined $100 and costs in police court, appealed to the Corporation Court, and the Supreme Court refused to grant a writ of error. Binford represented High Spire Distilling Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G
Binford
Baltimore
Richmond
Supreme Court
High Spire Distilling Company
Public Sale Notice Near Branson’s Sat Near Clearbrook
Public sale announced for March 25 near Branson's at Clearbrook location. Square deal emphasized in advertising.
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Branson's
Clearbrook
Mrs. Alice Moore Nearly Poisoned By Mistaken Carbolic Acid
In Mt Jackson on March 23 Mrs. Alice Moore swallowed a spoonful of carbolic acid by mistake while preparing to retire. The acid caused severe burns in her mouth and throat but she was saved by prompt medical aid after she picked up the wrong bottle from a drug press containing several medicines. Her husband alertly summoned a doctor.
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Mt. Jackson
Alice Moore
Frank Moore
Moore
Relative Seeks Garrett Brother In Winchester Mahoning
Postmaster Bentley Kern received a letter dated March 20 from P. MIllard of Millville Ohio describing a man named Frank Garrett very ill with pneumonia. The writer seeks his brother Isaac Garrett and asks for any information leading to his location or contact.
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Bentley Kern
Millard
Millville
Ova
Frank Garrett
Winchester
Isaac Garrett
Young Bridegroom Dies of Consumption Near Luray
Gilbert Henry aged about 24 years died of consumption yesterday at his home near Luray. A bride of four months survives him. While working in a Warren county lumber camp several years ago Henry broke his leg. Friends carried him by boat along the Shenandoah River through rapids and dam crossings to reach his home.
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Gilbert Henry
Luray
Warren County
Henry
Shenandoah River
Moreland Joins Lynchburg Catcher From Church League
Will Moreland, noted for a standout church league season, will join Lynchburg Va. in the coming campaign. He has catcher and outfield experience with Ninth Street Church and led his league in hitting last year. Also played in the Capital City League and with the Winchester Giants. Manager Orth expects him to excel with Lynchburg.
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Will Moreland
Washington
Lynchburg
Moreland
Ninth Street Church
Winchester Giants
Orth
Doctor Bannister Improves After Illness
William Bannister known as Doctor McGuire’s porter has been ill at home for some time. He is improving now and will be out again shortly.
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Wiliam Bannister
W. Vee McGuire
Porter
Misses Oglesbee Millinery Spring Display
Misses Oglesbee announce a spring millinery display on April 1 2 and 3 at 18 S Main Street inviting ladies to call and view the collection. The notice highlights an attractive showcase for the season.
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S. Main-street
Market Street Rink Nears Opening for Lemon Party Night
The notice announces a Lemon Party tonight at Market Street Rink with Gowling alleys nearly complete and opening soon. Reads as a brief community event update with tentative dates and venue details.
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Market St. Rink
Ori
Sipe
Risky to Plant Some Crops Now
The article notes mild weather tempts growers to start planting early but warns winter is not over and crops planted now risk needing replanting later. It cautions against competing with Florida and Gulf Coast growers who market earlier and suggests waiting for better maturity.
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Florida
South Carolina
Gulf Coast
Baker Baby Case Reaches Supreme Court In New York
The Baker family of New York sues to change their first child’s name amid health board objections. Edward Y. Baker, heir to cocoa or chocolate interests, fronts the case as it moves through the appellate stage toward the Supreme Court.
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BAKER
Supreme Court
Baker Boy
New York
The
Star
Edward Y. Baker
New York Board of Health
William H. Baker
Erent
East One Hundred and ‘Twenty-Seventh Street
Appellate Division
Roosevelt Sails From Hoboken For Africa Expedition
The Hamburg American liner Hamburg carried former President Roosevelt and his African hunting party from Hoboken to Naples on the way to Mombasa. Crowds gathered at the dock as the party boarded, traveling in a suite Roosevelt inspected beforehand. The voyage begins a long interior journey.
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Roosevelt
Africa
New York
Hamburg
Hoboken
Naples
Mombassa
For Sale Cheap 12 HP stationary Geiser Engine
For sale a 12 HP stationary Geiser engine advertised as barely used, fully equipped, tied twice since factory purchase. The seller offers demonstrations and claims the 1909 Reo cars are the best value, with price reductions and an agent listed as T. RITPPR.
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Geiser
Star Office
Yeakley-Stimmel Marriage Announced
Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Laura We Stim mel to Mr. Robert Dr Yeakleys both of this county. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr George Ss Bowers pastor of Grace Lutheran Church on Thursday evening March 18. Mr and Mrs Yeakley will make their home at this county.
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Laura We. Stimmel
Robert
Yeakleys
George Ss. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Yeakley
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Braddock Street
Clarke County
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Ohio
Hudllenden
Superior Avenue
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United Brethren
Ministers &O
Lewis Lamp Bays
Stouffer's Farm
Catcher Moreland
Dr. Bannister
Oglesbee's Millinery
Angeles
Cal
Pasadena
America
Sierra Madre
George Curry
New, Mexico
White House
Tat
Santa Fe
Curry
Ae Loomis
Loomis
Emporia
James Broadnax
Boadnax
Thomas Wilkinson
Yeakley—Stimmel
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