Veteran Baltimore and Ohio Conductor to Retire After 42 Years
Captain James M Jenkins, conductor on the Winchester and Baltimore accommodation, will retire from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on April 11 after a 42 year career. He and wife Martha E Carper celebrated their ruby wedding at North Market Street home with relatives, friends, and music, while Jenkins has long been a prominent figure in service between Winchester and Baltimore.
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James M. , Jenkins
Winchester
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Jenkins
North Market Street
May Jenkins
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Martha E. Carper
Wistchester
North Market’ Street
Jeneo
Rev H M Strickler Ends Pastorate At Armel Va
Special to The Star Rev H M Strickler pastor of the White Post circuit preached his last sermon before annual conference in Macedonia. His term expires and he will not be returned. Local residents and congregants extend best wishes. Various residents including Armel and Winchester visitors are noted with travel and health updates. Macedonia Sunday school to organize on April 1 or 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel
H. M. Strickler
White Post
Macedonia
George Haymaker
Bartensville
James’ Armel
Stone
George W. Armel
Middletown
M. H. Reardon
San Pacentas
Thomas F. Reardon
G. W. ‘“Haymaker
Winchester
James Armel
W. C. Garamer
Eppa White
W. L. Armel
Charles D. Price
Mary Perry
News Notes From Fiore Neighborhood Gore Virginia
Fiore neighborhood notes report social visits and illness. William Adams and Walter Potts visited friends at Trone. An oyster supper raised funds for the church. Bertie Crane and Pearl Foreman are ill, with pneumonia and measles prevalent among children. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Kerns plan weeks in Washington. Roy and Eva Wingfield improve from illness. Loring and Russell Hook return to Reliance from Trone. Mrs. Charles Marple and Mrs. Roy Schmucker visit. George Giffin remains ill with measles. Ford completes wall for J. W. Parish’s store and returns to Winchester. J. W. Parish attends Winchester business. E. P. Hook and family visit Winchester. Audrey Kerns is indisposed. William Lonas ill at home with heart trouble.
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Gore
William Adams
Walter Potts
Trone
Roy Wingfield
Little Eva Wingfield
Messrs
Loring
Russell Hook
Reliance
Charles Marple
Roy
Roy Schmucker
George Giffin
Ford
J. W. Parish
Winchester
J. Ww. Parish
E. P. Hook
Winchester Enforces Byrd Liquor Law in Saloon Case
The first Byrd liquor law enforcement in Winchester arises from a saloon fight between Gam Slick and Henry Haines. Bartender Holly McCoy was arrested for selling to drunk men after police testimony. Magistrate Wilson imposed a $50 fine and costs, with McCoy appealing to the corporation court. Prosecution by James P. Reardon drew a large crowd at the police court.
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Ing ‘Rauors
Gam- Slick
Henry Haines
J. P. Purcell
Market Street
Holly McCoy
Purcéil
McCoy
MeCoy
Wilson
Slick
Haines
Corporation Court
Hugh McCoy
Commonwealth
James P. Reardon
Smallpox Breaks Out In Frederick County Near Stephens City
The most developed smallpox case in Frederick County was located near Stephens City. Aquilla Baker, a married man, is seriously ill with fully developed smallpox. Health officials quarantined the Baker house and traced possible transmission from his brother Daniel Baker, a traveling man from Hagerstown. The infected man was advised to leave Winchester within half an hour or face detention at the pest house.
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Aquitla Baker
Stephens City
Miller
Frederick County
Learfed
Winchester
Ohi Miller
Phil. H. Gold
the Star
Mr. Baker
Baker House
Ker
Daniel Baker
Hagerstown
P. Latane
Sergeant Taylor
McCarty
W.A. Swimley
Miller Property Sells For 10 750 dollars
A deed recorded in the city clerk shows the Miller property on West Piccadilly street sold from Mies Minnie A. Miller to Mrs. Franck Baker for 10 750 dollars. The brick dwelling fronts Piccadilly 180 feet and extends 123 feet with an additional lot on Braddock street, and possession goes to Mrs. Baker this Saturday.
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Miller
West Piccadilly Street
Mies Minnie A. Miller
Franck Baker
Philip Wiliams
Winchester
Educators Assemble Tomorrow for Seventh District Conference
Educators from Winchester and Frederick County prepare to attend a state conference beginning tomorrow at 1 o'clock in the Court House Hall. Afternoon and evening sessions follow with papers by prominent educators. Friday includes two sessions with expectant attendance and a public reception by the Winchester BeDOOL club.
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Congressional
Virginia
Star
Winchester
Frederick ‘County
Gable
Sailors Given Royal Welcome by Lima Press
The Star honors Lt. Com. Louis McCoy Nulton of the U S S Panther for presenting El Diario of Lima with a large bundle of its papers. The fleet’s Lima Callao visit is praised for novelty and English pages. El Diario printed baseball extras and telegraph news. Nulton’s family remains in Winchester while he cruises.
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Liseut
Louis McCoy Nulton
Panther
Admiral Evans
EL Diario
Lima
Callao
Peruvian
Roosevelt
George’ Washington
Diario
Alh
Apa
Nulton
Star
Rio de “Janeiro
Sandy
Plainfield
N. J
Nution
Winchester
Magdalena Bay
State Democratic Convention Set for Roanoke in June
The State Democratic Committee met in Richmond and chose Roanoke as the site for the state convention on June 11. Delegates will be sent to Denver. A. P. Rowe of Frederickshus was elected from the First district to replace H. M. Wallace. R. C. H. Herndon of Danville was named from the Fifth district to succeed Tompkins.
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State ‘Democratic ‘Committee
Richmond
Roanoke
Denver
Opersk Sa
A. P. Rowe
Frederickshus
H. HM. Walace
R. C H. Herndon
Danville
Tosan
F. Tompkins
Weather Update for Virginia and Public Sale Notice
Weather forecast for Virginia predicts fair conditions tonight and a warmer trend in the mountainous districts with cloudy skies and possible rain Thursday. Public sale of a house and lot includes a room house and six acres with frontage. bidding at 11 o clock next Saturday.
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Virginia
For Rent Five Room Flat With Gas and Water
Five room flat available for rent includes ragge heating hot water and gas. Location listed as Ged Bnetjety with speedy access. details unclear due to damaged OCR.
Wee Mr Glaize and Miss Boyd Wedding Solemnized
The wedding of Mr. Glaize and Miss Boyd took place at the home of the bride’s parents Dr and Mrs P W Boyd on Fairman Street at 5 o clock. Rev Dr J A Lacy officiated with Rev S of Grace Church assisting. After a bridal trip to Baltimore and New York they will reside at Mr Glaize’s home on Piccadilly Street.
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P. W. Boyd
W. Boyd
Fairman
Fred
Nh City
Lacy
Terian Cibo
Shere
Ae Glaive
Baltimore and Ohio
Ton
New York
Elton
Winchester
Hayfield Virginia Personal Notes and Local Visits
Hayfield Virginia reports social visits and greetings. Eva MeeKee stayed with Heulah Rosenberger. Thomas Alderson of Gore visited. Gore oyster supper drew strong representation. Laura Baylis with Betymour. Fred Boxwell and family returned to Winchester after visiting parents. William Clowser in Winchester. Calvin Ramey and family visiting relatives. Mrs Axatare Michael hosted by Mrs Lillie Rosenberger. Kath er Cooper and Stanley Cooper mentioned. Rentals and ads note end-of-week listings and Miller’s alabastine and sod products.
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William Clowser
Winch Iester
Calvin ‘Ramey
Ete O
Axatare Michael
Lillie Rosenberger
Kather_ Cooper
Stanley Cooper
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Ruby
Rss Jenkins
Wan
W. G. Eggleston
Alfred Carper
Captain Jenkins
John T. Jenkins
William G. Eggleston
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
South
Walter Jenkins
Staunton
Miller, Jenkins
Frank Smeltzer
Lula Smeltzer
Cumberland
George McCord
McCord
Bila’ King
Philadelphia
George Fetzer
Fiore
D. F. Kerns
Wilbur
Washington
Audrey
Kerns
Wiliam Lonas
Byrd
Aquilla Baker
Louis Nulton
Peru
Weather Report
MR. Glaize
Miss Boyd
Wee
Hayfield Personals
Wee Bilding
Miller’s
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