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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1903

Page

4

Front Royal Methodist Conference Reports

At the May 4 Quarterly Conference of the M E Church of Front Royal the church title and deeds were examined. The 1818 church lot decision by James Moore predates the county and is on Winchester records. Delegates Weaver Melton Roy were elected for Bluetown District Conference. minister salary set at 900 dollars and Presiding Elder Hamill quota at 5 dollars.

M. E. Church of Front Royal Church Ee of Front Roys James Moore Winchester W. 8. Weaver A. Melton G. E. Roy Bluetown H. P. Hamill

Election of officers at Hagerstown convention

The association elected Geo W Lutz of Harrisburg as president Jus Einstein of Carlisle as first vice president H C Gaver of Martinsburg as second vice president J E Kiger of Winchester as secretary and William H Richter of Chambersburg as treasurer Gaver invited next year’s meeting to Martinsburg The annual banquet followed with a detailed menu and the fire alarm prompted a parade of responding companies.

Geo. W. Lutz Harrisburg Jus. Einstein Carlisle H. C Gaver Martinsburg J. E. Kiger Winchester William H. Richter Chamberbunt Gaver W. H. Armtrong Jos. Eernstein Hagerstown Firemen Cumberland Valley Railroad Holzapel Is Franklin House Wm. H. Arn Strong George Lutz Holzapfil Chas. W. Scout James Green Chas. A. Spangier Palmer T. Tennant Robert L. Gray H. ©. Funk

Sparks Circus Opens In town With Large Elephant Walk

John H Sparks Old Reliable Virginia Shows arrived last night on the athletic field east of the Chair Factory. The crowd watched the elephant walk and the 906 pound lion Romeo hailed as the king of beasts. Sparks promises more attractions, with a Winchester exhibition on May 12.

John H. Sparks Virginia Be Presk Romeo

Front Royal Church News Brief

Called to Front Royal, or of St. Andrew's Church, N.C., has received the ary Church, Front Royal, by made vacant by the res.

Front Royal St. Andrew’s Church N.C

Gallant veteran laid to rest in local area

Obituary notes the death of Mr. McCoy described as a man of firm convictions and beloved father. He left two children from first wife Emma Groves, a daughter Gertrude with second wife Muss Criswell, and his aged mother plus several siblings. Apoplexy listed as cause. advertisement promotes Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart with local seller Geo E Bushnell.

Susan McCoy Ellen ©. Anderson Winchester John Groves Capon Springs W. Va Daniel McCoy Washington, D. C William A. McCoy Relief This County Haugh McCoy This City

Immense Orchard Set by N J Wigginton in Virginia

Correspondence from the Evening Star notes N J Wigginton finished setting an orchard of eleven thousand apple trees in Chambersville Virginia. The crop includes York Imperial Ben Davis and Grimes Golden varieties. Mire Lena Larrick, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Larrick, visits Guine here with Mrs Bozcherh Fly. Mrs J W Spina reports improvements and John Harper returned from a West Virginia trip.

Evening Star Chambersville Wigginton York Imperial Ben D Vis Grimes Lena Larrick Joseph Larrick J. W. Spina John Harper West Virginia

Community Notes From Stephens City May News

Stephens City May notes report local benevolence as Alfred Young paints Methodist Church doors and members express thanks. Residents announce home improvements, travel to Chambersburg for millinery work, and health updates including gastric fever and foot pain. A minister led services at Refige, and new farm equipment readiness is noted alongside family moves and local repairs.

Stephens City Alfred Young C. A. Shannon Main Street B. T. Argenbright Alice McCarty Chambersburg Ann Shertzer H. A. Brown L. A. Adams Refige

Barr Builds Modern Racetrack On Parkeston Farm

Mr Robert Barr a noted tortman partners with Mr Harris to build a modern racetrack on Parkeston farm along Berryville Pike about a mile east of the city. Construction is underway and completion is expected soon. The track aims to attract local turfmen and will mainly train horses with occasional racing events.

Robert Barr Harris Parkeston Farm Berry Yile Pike Barr Locl Avfmen

Memorial Day Parade Honors Veterans in Norfolk

Hundreds of Span ish American and Civil War veterans marched in Norfolk for Memorial Day led by Gov. Montague who praised fallen soldiers of the south. The parade featured local troops from Chesapeake Bay area with children in line and a granite monument by the Daughters of the Confederacy unveiled at Elmwood Cemetery. Governor Montague delivered the memorial oration as crowds gathered from across the region.

Norfolk J. Montague South Cidewater Virgina Aranite Elmwood Moncgue Ase

Colored couple married in city ceremony

Wilson W Barnum of Hagerstown Maryland and Mary W Gaskisf of this city were married yesterday afternoon at the bride’s home by Rev George Carter Free Will Baptist Church pastor. Relatives and friends attended and the couple departed on the afternoon train to reside in Hagerstown.

Wilson W Barnum Hagertown Mary W Gaskisf George Carter Free Will Baptist Church Hagerstown

Jackie Parker Visits Winchesey with Mule and Runabout

A famous visitor known as Jackie Parker strolled Capon Bridge yesterday with a small mule hitched to an 1845 runabout. He came with his young son and drew crowds on Main Street. Residents urged him to part with the mule, but he declined.

Winchesey Jackie’’ Parker Capon Bridge Jackie

White Hall Personal Notes and Local Health Updates

Warre Hart delivered his first sermon to the White Hall congregation Sunday. The crowd expressed great pleasure. Mrs B S Summel remains ill, and Mrs Lewis Hale also ill at home. Miss Grace Garner visits her aunt Mrs Sadie Brown. Miss Patsy Berry went to Clarksburg West Virginia for professional nursing work.

Evening Star Warre Hart U. S White Hall B.S. Summel Lewis Hale Grace Garner Sadie Brown Patsy Berry Clarksburg W. Va

Dr Janney Recovers. Winchester Visit Marks Return

Dr J E Janney, long confined at home by illness, shows great improvement and received congratulations in town. Mrs Margretta McCormick, daughter of Hon Marshall M Cormick of Berryville, was seen shopping in Winchester. Mrs William Trapnell of Winchester Mrs W B Cornwell of Romney and Mrs A C Michel of Washington visit Capt W B Colston in this city.

J. E Janney Margretta McCormick Marshall M.cormick Berryville Winchester William Trapnell W. B. Cornwell Romney A. C. Michel Washington W. B. Colston Martinsburg W. Va

Shenandoah Valley Academy to Play Randolph Macon at Fray? Rye

Shenandoah Valley Academy baseball team will face Randolph Macon Academy at Frank Rye Virginia tomorrow afternoon. The game headlines RM Field Day events happening Saturday.

Shenandoah Valley Academy Seball Randolph Facon Academy Frat Rye R. M’s

Has Beens Outclassed By Hi Beens In Local Game

In yesterday's score Ras Thinge 1000 Has Bers 0, the Hi Beens routed the Has Beens with strong play but outpaced by the rival. The Has Beens stock is declared obsolete while the Hi Beens showed the home court edge. Firemen meetings noted in Hagerstown and Winchester stores. Turner Ashby Camp planned uniform gathering May 10 at 2:30 PM for Comrade John McCoy's funeral.

W. Firemen’s, Association Hagerstown Winchester Firemen Turner Ashby Camp Turner Ashby John McCoy R T Barton P. W. Boyd

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