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Newspaper

Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1901

Page

4

Baptist Sunday School Convention Convenes in Berryville

The Baptist Sunday School Convention of the Shenandoah Association met at First Baptist Church Berryville with Rev. George S. Kennard delivering the opening sermon on Bible knowledge. Delegates heard talks on preparation and teaching, church relations, and Sunday School officer electing. the gathering closes tomorrow evening.

Baptist Sunday School Convention The Shenandoah Association First Baptist Church Berryville George S. Kennard Divine C. A. Card Julian Broddus Eugene B. Jackson D. C. O’klaberty Front Royal A. D. Barr Charlestown T. 8. Dunaway Leetown C. H. Shipman

Personal and Local Notes From Winchester and Nearby

Miss Katie Trier left for Charles Town to visit friends. Mr Brinton Jacobs of Philadelphia visits Winchester on business. The Sash & Door Factory offers lumber, dressed and matched mill work. Mr J H Cunningham of Westminster Md visits Hotel Evans. he manages Winchester Gas and Electric. John L Smith leaves for New York to visit American Tobacco home office before moving to Alabama. Dinkel H Treffit of Faucett’s Gap goes to Pottersburg Ohio to visit his brother. Joseph Wright Sr wife and daughter Rita of Bridgeport Pa leave after visiting Wrights in this city. Benjamin Anderson of Philadelphia returns to Reading Terminal. seven years since leaving Winchester. Anderson attends a wedding of his brother Frank M Anderson to Audie Haymaker. May West, daughter of Rev T Marshall West, goes to Baltimore for Women’s College. sister Angeline stays in Baltimore until June commencement.

John L. Smith New York The American Tobacco Company Alabama Benjamin Anderson Philadelphia Reading Terminal Anderson Winchester Frank M. Anderson Audie Haymaker May West T. Marshall West Baltimore Women’s College Angeline

Dr Woods to Deliver College Address

Rev Dr F M Woods pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Martinsburg West Virginia will deliver the address to the graduates of Fairfax College. The exercises will take place in the Presbyterian Church on the evening of June 11.

F. M. Woods Presbyterian Church Martinsburg W. Va Fairfax College

Montague and Swanson Lead in Vote Count for Nomination

The two frontrunners Montague and Swanson lead with 159 and 152 votes respectively. Analysts expect a neck and neck finish to decide the race and secure Echols nomination.

Montague Swanson Echols

Hospital Plan Sets Board Roles and Elected Directors

The document outlines hospital governance, including ex-officio president, monthly director visits, and a five-member quorum. It lists elected directors such as Dr. W. A. Bell and Rev. W. L. Seabrook, names officers like Hunter McGuire as president, and notes fundraising and a potential Lady Board of Managers. Rev Dame urged hospital benefits and cited lives saved if care existed.

Montana W. A. Bell W. L.seabrook Henry Seneneider A. M Baker R. T. Barton N. P. Dame Hunter McGuire Wm. P. McGuire J. F. Ward Wm. H. Baker Geo P. H. Reardon Thomas Keating Stewart Bell Isaac W. Russell Geo. W. Heist A. L. Green L F. Cooper W. B James M. Carr W. 8. White H. D. Fuller German Smith Albert Baker Geo. R. Blake L. N. Barton Hom. Conrad J. Few Brewr D K. Heist B. M. Knight Wm. McP. Fulier Shirley Carter T. C. Williams A. D. Henkel Thos. Cover E. B Jackson W. E. Barr Hunter H. McGuire J. E. Correll Geo. H. Kinzel Messrs. Robt T. Barton Robt. M. Ward Nelson P. Dame

Reverend Joyce Delivers Middletown Lecture At Epworth League

Rev. W. H. H. Joyce returned from Middletown where he spoke last night before the Epworth League in the M E Church. Dr. James I. Russell of New York, son of James B. Russell, is vacationing at his father's home after passing New York examinations with distinction and now at Roosevelt Hospital awaiting a promising career. Devised crabs daily at J Noonan's Cafe 7 North Loudoun Street. Phone local news on inside pages.

W. H. H. Joyce Middletown Epworth League M E. Church James I. Russell New York James B. Russell Roosevelt Hospital J. Noonan North Loudoun Street

Reduced Rates to Lincoln Nebraska for Church Conference

The Cumberland Valley Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets to Lincoln Nebraska for the German Baptist Brethren Church conference May 23 to 30. Fare is 29.65 dollars via Harrisburg and Pennsylvania Railroad from all line stations. Tickets onsale May 22 to 26, return by June 4. Extension to June 30 possible with deposit and 50 cent fee.

Amberland Valley Railroad Announces Cerro Gordo Excursion Tickets

In connection with the Old Order German Baptists meeting at Cerro Gordo Illinois May 24 31 the amberland Valley Railroad will sell excursion tickets to Cerro Gordo and return May 3 26 increase good to return until June 4 at 2572 for the round trip By depositing tickets with joint agent at Cerro Gordo on or before June 3 and paying fifty cents the final limit may be extended to June 30 For further information apply to local ticket agents.

Lincoln N.J German Baptist Brethren Church Neb Cumberland Valley Railroad Excurson Harrisburg and Pennsylvania Railroad Cerro Gordo Ill Amberland Valley Railroad

Shenandoah Valley Academy Heads to Charlestown Game

Shenandoah Valley Academy baseball team left this morning for Charlestown where they played an afternoon game. Shiner and McGregor formed the battery for the visitors.

Shenandoah Valley Academy Charlestown Shiner McGregor

Notice of lien discharge and land release in Frederick County

On Monday June 8 1901 I will move the County Court of Frederick County Virginia to discharge and release the incumbrance on the land purchased from Henry D Fry by reason of a lien in your favor which said lien has been discharged. Jas A Bucher.

B. F. Ulman County Court Frederick County Henry D. Fry Charles W. Tanquary James W. Tanquary E. 0. Jordan Leslie Wood Jordan A. R. Pendleton R. M. Merryman M. M. Lynch Baker & Companian Encorporation E. Holmes Boyd B. L. Jordan H. DeWhitacre P. Whitacre Julia Belle Jordan Henry Stephenson H. R. Vander Horst W. Stephenson Harriet A. Fergusson H.R. Vander Horst

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Berryville, Va Katie Trier Mr. Brinton Jacobs Sash & Door Factory J. H. Cunningham Westminister, Md Hotel Evans Cunningham Winchester Gas and Electric Company Dinkel H. Treffit Faucett’s Gap County Pottersburg Ohio Joseph Wright, Sr Rita Bridgeport Joseph Wright, Jr Dr. Woods Mr. Joyce Horsey and Atwell and Purchase Horsey and Atwell Taylor Hotel Weltys Gibson’s Virginia Club Key West R. W. Haymaker George Merryman Keyser Jas, A. Bucher Mutual Life Ins. Co United States H. Douglas Fuller B. O. Jordan E. O. Jordan Phil H. Gold Larrick R.E. Byrd Taggert Bath Nice Tae Aty Agt Fdr Cumberland Beer Braddock Barwell Cumberland Brewing Om Any North Main Street Mats QUEEN Royal Columbia Rivers Maxims Vanguard Crescent E. Bruce Capper West Water Street the Jeweler Miller Supply Co Errand A. Lyons Taylor Hansbrough & Carter Bldg Wain Street Virginia Suimimer School Central Commercial College Cumberland Hopewell Esther Shimp Brucetown GEO. E. Bushnell & CO Hrhnt N. Market Street Ne H, D. FU ER
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