Jacob Schneider Called by Death in City
Jacob Schneider prominent local youth dies at 26 after a long tuberculosis illness at his parents home corner of Braddock and Clifton streets. He served as past chancellor of Winchester Lodge No. 65 Knights of Pythias and was to represent the lodge at the Staunton grand lodge meeting. Survived by parents two brothers and three sisters. Funeral at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Grace Church with Grace Lutheran and Rouss Hook and Ladder Company attending. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schneider
Henry Schneider
Braddoick and
Cifford
Schneider
Winchester Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge
Taunton
Harry C. Stouffer
Grace Lutheran Church
Rouss Hook and Ladder Company
Winchester Lodge of Pythians
Rouss Hook and Ladder Colny
Henry
William Schneider
Ella
Mamie
Gertrude Schneider
Geo. S Bowers
Grace Church
Mount Hebron
The
Accident as horse bolts near Hayfield injures Potts
Mr. Harry Potts of Winchester was riding a young horse from Gore when the animal shied and bolted on a road near Hayfield on Sunday. He was thrown onto rocks sustaining facial cuts and a gash above the left eye and two lacerated fingers. He received first aid locally and was later brought to town for medical care.
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Mrr
Harry Potts
Winchester
Sen
Gore
Hayfield
Mr. Potts
W. 8
Love
Potts
Walbrook Team Set for Midweek Home and Away Games
Walbrook travels to Martinsburg for a Wednesday game while a Thursday match will be played at Martinsburg due to the wet grounds.
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Walbrok
Martinsburg
Walbrook
Martinsburg trip plans urged at 8 p.m. meeting
All members of Sarah Zane Co. request a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting to finalize arrangements for the Martinsburg trip. Also noted is a lost Northwestern Grade lady's coat with dark trimming titled Tignt and a reward for its return at Rochester Memorial Hospital. 18-16-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Co
Martinsburg
V. Rachester Memorial Hospital
Railroads Face Contempt Over Through Train Order
General Superintendent F C Bachelder and officials arrive by private car to discuss the failure of the Baltimore and Ohio and Southern railroads to establish through service from Lexington to Washington. The state commission convenes in Richmond to hear why both roads have not obeyed the January order set to take effect April 28. Rivalries between the lines are blamed for noncompliance.
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F.C. Bachelder
Eee
China
J. E. Spurrier
J.L. Maphis
Staynton
Mike Bachelder
Richmond
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern
State Corporation Commission
Lexington
Washington
Mount Williams youth Wilbur Snead freed on theft charge
Wilbur Snead of Mount Williams was discharged by Justice Hartle after witnesses could not identify him in the Hagerstown theft case. Sheriff Earnshaw of Hiarstown had arrested him for stealing patches in Hagers town, but the prosecution dropped the case and Snead offered to return without requisition papers. William Rowe, who bought a stolen watch, said Snead was not the seller.
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Wilbur Snead
Mount Williams
Earnshaw
Hiarstown
Hagerstown
Hartle
Young Snead
Snead
William Rowe
Democrats urged to attend Roanoke convention meeting
Notice to all Democrats calling every voter to express preference for delegates at the Roanoke convention. The meeting is tonight at 8 o'clock in Court House Hall. A mayor and councilmen will also be nominated.
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Roanoke
Court House Hall
Kidnapped the Bride melodrama thrills theater crowd
The Chauncey Keiffer Company staged The Kidnapped Bride at the Auditorium last night to an appreciative audience. A dramatized version of Marie Correlli's novel Thelma will be presented tonight.
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Chauncey-Keiffer Company
Marie Correlli
Enter tainment at Market Street M E Church Tonight
Tonight event at Market Street M E Church at 8 o clock admission ten cents refreshments sold attend this entertainment presented for local patrons by church group with low cost entry and refreshments available.
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Market St. M. BE
Notice To Pythians Meet At Their Castle
Winchester Lodge No. 65 Knights of Pythias members to gather at their castle at night to arrange for the funeral of Brother Jacob Schneider. C G N GOOD presiding officer.
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Winchester Lodge
Knights of
Pythias
Jacob. Schneider
Miss Trenholm Engaged to Stockport Man in Winchester
Announcement in Winchester states Miss Florence Trenholm daughter of the late Hon. Alfred G. Trenholm of Charleston and Mrs. William Mayo Atkinson is engaged to Mr Alexander D. Lathrop of Stockport New York. They plan a New York summer wedding after a long wedding trip with residence on his Hudson river estate. Also notes forthcoming marriage of Miss Georgia Shiner to Mr George William Pulliam in Winchester on May 27 at the Gearing residence with a reception to follow.
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Winchester
Florence A ‘Prenholm
Alfred. G.trenholm
Charleston
S. C
William Mayo Atkinson
Alexander D. Lat
Stockport
New York
Trenholm
South Carolina
George A. Trenholm
Treasury
Confederate States
Campbell R. Bryce
Columbia
D. C
Robert W. Wooley
Washington
Alfred G. Trenholm
Lathrop
Hudson River
Albany
Maine
Canada
James E. Gearing
West End
Pulliam
Woodstock
Piccadilly Street
Van De Vyver to Stay as Richmond Bishop
Bishop Van de Vyver plans to remain as bishop of Richmond after a mass meeting at the Bijou Theater in Richmond. He indicated that if his people wish it, he would be glad to spend his remaining years in Virginia, withdrawing his January resignation to the Pope. The Star reports the resolution was presented last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van de Vyver
Richmond
Virginia
The
Star
Shenandoah Council 205 Drummers At Grand Court Meeting
Members of Shenandoah Council No. 205 United Commercial Travelers praised recognition given to their representatives at the Grand Court meeting in Parkersburg West Virginia last week. F C Roller D D Davis and William M Fankhouser received committee appointments with Roller on resolutions and Davis on neurology while Fankhouser was chosen to a two year term on the grand executive committee. Past Councilors Frank Gould and I S McNeill attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Council
United Commercaal Travelers
Parkersburg
W. Va
Messrs
F. C. Roller
D. D. Davis
William M. Fankhouser
Roller
Mr. Davis
Fankhouser
Prank ‘Gould
I. 8. McNeill
DEDICATE CHURCH AT CAPON BRIDGE
The First Christian Church at Capon Bridge was dedicated in a morning service led by Rev. L. L. Carpenter of Wabash Indiana. His wife delivered the dedicatory sermon, and Carpenter spoke on Palestine Sunday evening. The church, a modern building seating several hundred, cost 2000 dollars and was debt free. Pastor Roy Schmucker of Rock Enon.
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Capon Bridge
New Christian Church
First Christian Church
L. L. Carpenter
Wabash
Indiana
Carpenter
Palestine
Roy Schmucker
Rock Enon
Red Men Attend 62nd Great Council in Lynchburg Virginia
Mr A H Jackson and Dr J A Richards depart at noon for Lynchburg Virginia to attend the sixty second annual session of the Great Council of Virginia Improved Order of Red Men starting tomorrow. They represent Incohonee Tribe of this city with Jackson a member of the Great Board of Appeals and to take a leading part. Shawnee Tribe will be represented by W L Whissen from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Jackson
J. A. Richards
Lynchburg
Great Council of Virginia
Jackson
Great Board of Appeals
Great Council
City Real Estate Transfers Noted by Clerk of Court
Reed admitted to record transfers for two city lots. First a 35 by 100 foot lot on West Clifford street moved from W. O. Horsey to L. Herbert Haines for 360 dollars. Second a 30 by 74 foot Kern street lot transferred from Jacob J. Fries and wife to M. Lizzie Bayliss for 250 dollars.
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Jacob 8. Fries
M. Lizzie Bayliss
Kern Street
Death of Martha A Johnson Former Winchester Resident
Intelligence reports the death of Martha A Johnson a former resident of Winchester who died at her home in Steelton Pennsylvania after moving away several years ago. She was born and raised in Winchester and about 15 years ago her first husband Isaac Johnson died. She later remarried a man with the surname Johnson. Before her death she wished to be buried near her old homeplace and this will be carried out. Her remains arrived in Winchester today at noon via the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
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Winchester
Martha A. Johnson
Steelton
Isaac, Johnson
Steeltom
Johnson
Cumberland Valley
Hook's Mill Bran and Middlings Offer
Local notice announces availability of bran and middlings at Hook's Mill with tag line 16 16 6t indicating product grade or mix.
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Hook's Mill
Fugitive Has Been Captured in Virginia
Berryville Virginia May 19 a telegram from Major Richard Sylvester chief of Washington police says Sadie Jones the black woman convicted of forgery has been captured and is being held for Virginia authorities Allie Robinson and her daughter Sadie Jones were tried and sent to the penitentiary they escaped from Berryville jail The Robinson woman is at large possibly in Pittsburgh The daughter was located after a long search a habeas corpus proceeding and requisition to Governor Snavart are being considered by officials
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The
Star
Berryville
Richard Sylvester
Washington Police
Sadie Jones
Virginia
T Allie Robinson
R. O O. Allen
Robinson
Pittsburg
Washington
Sylvester
Jones
William Travers Lewis
Ssn
Judge Emerson Crosses the River
The funeral of John H. Emerson who died Friday night at his brother Noah R. Emerson’s Cumberland Maryland home from a paralytic stroke was held yesterday at 2 PM. Rev. Alex Bielaski of Kingston Methodist Episcopal Church officiated and burial followed at Rose Hill. Emerson was an archer and Civil War veteran known as Judge to friends in Winchester.
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John H. Emerson
Noah R. Emerson
William Street
Cumberland
Mid
Alex. Bielaski
Kingston Methodist Episcopal Church
Rose
Hill
Seemnie
J. Emerson
Berryville
Emerson
Winchester
Inspector Booth Injured by Falling Drive Wheel
Inspector A C Booth suffered severe pain after a drive wheel crushed his right thigh in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yards. He remains at Memorial Hospital under careful care and is expected to return home later this month. His wife and mother visited, and Knights of Pythias members from Winchester Lodge No 65 called.
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A. C. Booth
Baltimore and Ohio
Memorial Hospital
Bunswick Deccy
Booth
Knights of Pythias
Winchester Lodge
No. 65
Martinsburg Meeting Tonight of Charley Rouse Fire Co
Notice calls all members planning to go to Martinsburg to attend tonight’s meeting at 8 o clock. Members urged to be present and participate in the call to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Rouse Fire Co
Martinsburg
Reupholstering by Hagerstown Lounge Co this week
Mr. G. W. Haymaker visits town to reupholster furniture This week offering estimates after presenting a selection of samples at the home of customers in the area.
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Hagerstown Lounge Co
G. W. Haymaker
Wanted Produce Cash Buyers by Sprint Produce Co
Advertisement from Sprint Produce Co at 15 W. Water St offers to buy all kinds of country produce at the highest cash price. Headline notes 19-19-41 as the rate or contact line for sellers.
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Sprint Produce CO
Water St
Closer Relations for Two Churches Examined
The sixteenth triennial session of the General Synod of the Reformed Church in the United States opens in York Pennsylvania today to consider closer ties with the Presbyterian and Reformed denominations. About 500 delegates attend from Virginia Classis with Rev. Hacker of Roanoke and Rev. Holtheins of Martinsburg listed among attendees.
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Trinity Reformed Church
Virginia
General Synod
Hacker
Roanoke
Holtheins
Martinsburg
Centenary Reformed Church
Thie City
Rogers and Catherine New Duties for Navy Officers
Commander Charles Rogers, son-in-law of Mrs. Gen. John Walker, is ordered to command the cruiser Milwaukee in Washington. Assistant Surgeon David Cather, recently from the cruiser Pennsylvania and now at League Island, is reassigned to the Navy recruiting station in Kansas City Missouri.
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Charles As
John Walker
Navy Department
Washington
Milwaukee
David C. Cather
Clark Cather
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
League Island
Havy
Kansas’ City
Cather
Cartier of Stewart and Wolf Offers Free Sessions This Week
The new rink at Cartier of Stewart and Wolf invites ladies to sessions with no charge and morning and afternoon sessions free for gentlemen. Skates cost 10 cents per session for owners. private skates kept in thorough repair at no charge.
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Cartier
Stewart and Wolf
Sta
Kates
Colored Child Dead In East Pall Mall Street Home
John R. Jackson infant son of Robert Jackson died last evening at the family home on East Pall Mall street. He was 20 months old. The funeral is scheduled for tomorrow.
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John R. Jackson
Robert Jackson
East Pall Mall’ Street
Rouss Hook and Ladder Co Meeting for Martingburg Trip
The Rouss Hook and Ladder Company will reconvene Tuesday evening May 19 to complete arrangements for the Martingburg trip. Members with blue or duck uniforms report at the hall as directed by the committee.
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Rouss Hook and Ladder Co
Martingburg
Weather Report for Virginia Showers Tonight
A weather notice reports showers tonight for Virginia with a Wednesday forecast of fair conditions thereafter.
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Virginia
Block Party at Market Street Rink Tonight
A community block party is set for Market Street Rink tonight at 7 PM. Local organizers invite residents to join for music, food, and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
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Jacob
Railroads
Miss Trenholm
Georgie Shiner
George W. Polliam
Mgr van de Vyver
Old Virginia
Inspector Booth
Rogers and
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