Cantata Bethuel's Daughters May Visit Winchester
The Epworth League at Market Street Church may invite the cantata Bethuel's Daughters to Winchester for a May 19 performance at The Auditorium. Talents from Martinsburg performed it for the First Methodist Episcopal Church there for about seventy five people, and arrangements would include arrival by the Cumberland Valley train on May 11 55 and a special return train. The event would benefit the Market Street Church with local talents aiding the presentation.
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Epworth League
Market Street
Cumberland Valley
First Golf Match Opens Season At Winchester Links
The Winchester Golf Club opened the season with a three game match on the mile and a half links west of town. Rev N P Dame and George W Haddox faced Marion Orndoff and Edward E Stone, Stone and Orndoff winning the first game 5 up, Dame and Haddox taking the second 5 up, and the final by 4 with a total margin of 4. Haddox posted the best round at 155 for three laps, followed by Orndoff 160, Stone 170, and Dame 171.
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Winchester Golf Club
Rev
N. P. Dame
George W. Haddox
Marion Orndoff
Edward E. Stone
Messrs. Stone
Orndoff
Messrs
Dame
Haddox
Mr. Orndoff
Mr. Stone
Mr. Dame
Collapse of Plan Proceeds to Loan Treasury Funds
The meeting's final action shows the company will loan from its treasury to the trustees and treasurer for investment at the best rate and security, with a balance kept for current expenses. The likely loan amount is $500.
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B. B. Baker
Special Trains for Firemen and Emergency Corps Idea
Cumberland Valley Railroad officials urged Chambersburg to adopt the Emergency Corps plan to manage firemen and crowds when trains depart for other towns and to provide mutual aid. Three Chambersburg fire companies joined. two refused. The railroad insists it will move apparatus and firemen on its terms in emergencies. The Rev. W McC White will be installed as pastor of Washington Street Presbyterian Church Petersburg Va with several distant clergy conducting the services tomorrow.
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Griffith
Winchester
Virginia
Knight Templar
Royal Arch Masons
Trilumnear Lodge
Brucetown
Smithfield
W. Va
Dallas Lodge
Hiram Lodge
Far West
David Barrett
John Dove
Knights Templar
Cour
J. E. Alexander
Alexandria
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Chambersburg
W. McC. White
H. M. White
Kernstown
This County
Washington Street Presbyterian Church
Petersburg
J. C. Stewart
D.K. Walthall
R. B. Eggleston
Local notices and social items from town
L. E. Rice offers any kind of wood in any quantity. Schneider's Grocery advertises home canned fruit and jelly. Rev. Dr James R Graham to preach at Lutheran Church tomorrow. J E Campbell of Nowata Indian Territory visiting. Mr and Mrs Philip Gordon of Summit Point visiting Mr George McCormick. Charles Harper closed his Opequon school with a creditable entertainment. The Friendship Band meets at 7 30 tonight at The Auditorium. Sale of Wigginton horses and property conducted before the Court House by Auctioneer E L Hodgson. Mrs John Bromley visiting daughters Mrs Capper and Mrs Maphis returns home with granddaughter Edith Maphis.
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L. E. Rice
Schneider’s Grocery
J. E. Campbell
Nowata
Indian Territory
Philip Gordon
Summit Point
George McCormick
Wigginton
Court House
E. L. Hodgson
John Bromley
M. L. Capper
J. L. Maphis
Edith Maphis
Will Return to School to Study at Valley College
Mr Geo Perry formerly a clerk at C Graichen’s Glove Factory has resigned to enroll at Valley Business College to become a stenographer. He will rejoin the News Item staff where he worked over three years.
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Geo. “Perry
Baltimore and Washington Excursion Train Schedule
The excursion train to Baltimore and Washington departs B. and O. Station at 6 30 tomorrow morning. The returning excursion is due to arrive in town between 11 and 1 o clock.
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Baltimore
Washington
Little Girl Hurt In Fall Before Bowen’s Livery
About four o'clock this afternoon a young girl fell on the pavement in front of Bowen's livery causing a badly cut cheek and the loss of a tooth. Mr. J. P. Haddox has installed incandescent electric light in his parlor.
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Bowen
J. P. Haddox
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Martinsburg
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Andrew
Winchesee
W.G. Paneer
R. Blake
Dame and
Stone and
Stone
Orndox
Horsey & Atwell
H. W. Clowe, Jr
North Main Street
Winchester, Va
E. Bruce Capper
West Water Street
Will. White
James R. Graham
Lutheran Church
Charles Harper
Opequon
Bushnell & Co
Toe Star
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Stephens City, Va
8&T
Hanging Rock Mills
Hardy County
G. W McCauley
Stine’s Chapel
Streitville
Bailey & Boxwell
LE ‘Bice
hi _E
Geo Bis
Oie
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell
Cumberland Brewing Company
Telephone
Farmers’ and Merchants’ National Bank
United States
R. T. Barton
John Keating
H. D. Fuller
L. N. Barton
Shenandoah Valley
Nat. Bank
Resources
Cashier
Miller Supply Company
Armers & Merchants
National Bank
Presa
Gallie Williams
Cumberland, Md
John W
Noonan
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