Berryville and Front Royal Church Services
A list of church services across Berryville and Front Royal with pastors and weekly schedules. Presbyterian Rev D H Scanlon and Baptist Rev Julian Broaddus feature Sunday and midweek times. M E Church South Rev Jas H Smith and Grace Episcopal Rev Edward Wall also listed. Catholic Rev John McVerry preaches second Sunday. Old School Baptist Rev T W Dalton on fourth Saturday and Sunday.
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Berryville
Presbyterian Church
D. H. Scanlon
Ladies Aid Society
Isaac Bowman
Children’s Missionary Society
Baptist
Julian Broaddus
Minnie Wood Chapel
South
Jas. H. Smith
Edward Wall
J. D. Mays
Front Royal
Methodist Church
Epworth League
White
Amos Clary
James McClure
Calvary Protestant
Episcopal Church
Thomas
Old School Baptist
Dalton
John McVerry
Winchester
Gaylord Notes Highlight Church Council Visit and Local News
Mr. J R Castleman returned from Alexandria Pennsylvania where he attended the diocesan council in session last week. Rev Mr Brooking of Harrisonburg former Wickliffe pastor preached there Sunday. Mrs A P Castleman has neuralgia and stayed home several days. Mr Robert R Bell and wife visited Richard Bell family near Wickliffe on Sunday.
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Mr. Brooking
Harrisonburg
Wickliffe
A. P. Castleman
Robert R. Bell
Richard Bell
Miss Moore weds Rev. Andrew Bird in Richmond ceremony
Miss Lisette Fries Moore, daughter of President Moore, became the wife of Rev. Andrew Reid Bird of Laurel Maryland at Union Theological Seminary near Richmond. The ceremony was led by Dr Walter W Moore with Rev Dr Russell Cecil assisting. The couple planned a Northern tour and will reside in Laurel after the wedding season.
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Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
Lisette Fries Moore
Moore
Andrew Reid Bird
Laurel
W. Edgeworth Bird
Baltimore
Frances Gwathwey
Washington
N. c
Louise Moore
Prince Georges County
Mr Koiner Sails to Europe for Virginia Labor
Virginia agriculture commissioner George K Koiner sailed from New York for Europe to study farming and labor conditions and recruit immigrant labor for Virginia farms. He will tour northern European countries all summer, promoting Virginia opportunities and arranging transportation for workers to settle in Virginia, replacing unsatisfactory local labor.
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George K. Koiner
New York
Europe
Virginia
Koiner
North
No Decrease In Rural Free Delivery
A statement from the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General says inspections of rural free-delivery routes aim to identify and remove causes of adverse conditions. It rejects rumors that inspections seek to discontinue service or cut daily delivery to triweekly, especially in the South.
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Star
South
Richmond man Boykin arrested in Roosevelt carriage spooking incident
Clarence T. Boykin, a former Richmond newspaper man and manager of the Odette Tyler Company, was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge after an altercation with the coachman of President Roosevelt's carriage at the Belasco Theatre. The disturbance arose when horse hoof beats disrupted the performance.
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Clarence T. Boykin
Richmond
Winchester
Odette Tyler
Belasco
Roosevelt
Boykin Arrested After Theatre Noise Dispute
Theodore Roosevelt era scene recounts Boykin dragging a coachman from a seat near the President's carriage after disputes over noise during a theatre performance. Police arrested Boykin. the First Family was not present, guests used the White House carriage, and he posted a $5 collateral release.
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Boykin
President.Roosevelt
Protracted Dunkard Services Draw Large Crowds
Refuge notes mention Fairview Sunday School Children’s Day plans for June and a large turnout for Dunkard Church services nightly. Local visits include Mrs. John Cline, Miss Rose Inskip, Miss Estelle Everly, and others as medicine is left at homes during propitious calls. A search for missing horses belonging to John Hartley yields no clues after efforts in Refuge and surrounding areas.
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Rose Inskip
Stephens City
Elsie Bates
Fairview Mek
Isaac Grim
J. R. Bray
Tulip
Dunkard
Estelle Everly
Strasburg
James Golliday
C. E. Stanton
J. W. Williams
J. M. Elwell
Ernest
Canterbury
Milldale
Warren County
Pond
Winchester
John Hartley
Wincherster Court summons King Lumber ny 1906
The Commonwealth commands the King Lumber ny to appear at the Winchester Corporation Court on the third Monday in June 1906 to answer a trespass on the case in assumpsit brought by Fred L. Glaize trading as Glaize Bro. for damages of 200 dollars. The writ is witnessed by Clerk Richard L. Gray at the courthouse in May 1906.
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Commonwealth of Virginia
Winchester
King Lumber Ny
Corporation Court
City of
Fred. L. Glaize
Glaize
Richard L. Gray
Commonwealth
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Millwood
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