Miss Rebecca Sachs Weds Isaac Weinberg in Baltimore
The ceremony held at 1702 Druid Hill avenue united Miss Rebecca Sachs sister of Mrs. Solomon Goldman Winchester and Mr. Isaac Weinberg Lexington Virginia with Rev. Dr. Henry W Schneeberger presiding. The couple left for a trip to New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City and will reside in Lexington Virginia. The wedding drew guests from Winchester and Frederick with several Weinberg and Sachs family members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Sachs
Solomon Goldman
Winchester
Isaac Weinberg
Lexington
Druid Hill Avenue
Baltimore
Henry W. Schneeberger
McCulloc Street
Clara Weinberg
Frederick
Solomon Fingsbaker
Chicago
Henry Weinberg
Hagerstown
David Lowenstein
Milton Lowenstein
David Weinberg
Samuel. Sachs
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Ardern
Jefferson County
W. Va
Claremont
Charles Dawson
P. H. Reardon
Sacred Heart Church
Christ
Forum to Switch to Quarterly Publication Schedule
The Forum will begin quarterly issues with the July number replacing monthly issues. The magazine will retain its high standard and general character while sharpening its purposes. Children’s Day services at Round Hill will be held on the first Sunday of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forum
Round Hill
Memorial Day Program by Mulligan Post No 30 G A R
A memorial day program at the National Cemetery on Friday May 30 1902 organized by Mulligan Post No 30 G A R. Assembly at 1 pm at Commander E M Houston’s residence then march to the cemetery for hymns prayer an oration and closing by local church leaders with taps and singing by local talent. Decorations by the Ladies National Memorial Association led by Mrs Florence Garassiston with many helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulligan Post
Grand Army Republic
National Cemetery
E M. Houston
East Clifford Street
Sharp
D. Skelton
T. Marshall West
Market Street
Heavy Hailstorm Haunts County Farm Areas
A severe hailstorm struck the northern county yesterday afternoon causing crop damage and glass breakage. Marble sized hail pelted a Reformed Church near Stephengens where horses were tied, prompting a frantic but successful effort to calm them and prevent buggy losses. The storm extended to Wichester with thunder and lightning and light rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed
Stephengens
Wichester
Miss Kremer Offers Week Long Ribbon Sale and Hat Arrivals
Miss Kremer advertises a one week reduction on ribbons with free bows and new summer hats from New York. Side and accordion plaiting offered on short notice, prices reduced, work guaranteed. Medal presentation set for June 13 with Sigma Rho Delta members J. Fred Laise and Miller Hancher honored at Shenandoah Valley Academy closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. J. Fred Laise
Miller Hancher
Sigma Rho Delta Literary Society
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Daughters of the Confederacy Call Meeting in May
Notice states a call meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy Tuesday evening May 27 at 8 o clock. Secretary Burss tt Carson Nutton and Dave Wills are noted. Also mention that Davis B Wills of Charlottes ville Va former Winchester baseball member has left for Memphis to play this summer for the Chickasaw team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
Carson Nutton
Davis B. Wills
Charlottesville
Winchester
Memphis, Tenn
National Bank
Miss Louise Anderson Plans Local Vacation Stay
Miss Louise Anderson from the Emmerson School at Oratory Boston will spend her vacation in this city. Madison Lodge No. 61 C. O. F. holds a meeting tonight at eight in the Evans Building Lodge Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Anderson
Emmerson
Oratory
Boston
Madison Lodge
Evans Building
Female Liberality In Early Century
In 1825 Winchester readers learn of a donation from the Female Benevolent Society of Winchester to the United Foreign Missionary Society for an Indian youth education in Cornwall. Ann Hoge as President notes a hundred dollar annual gift for four years with a named youth and a request to appoint a suitable student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Milbourne
Baptist Church
Charlestown
W. Va
Star
Columbian Star
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Sessions
Sessionsa
Female Benevolent Society of
United Foreign Missionary Society
Foreign Mission School
Cornwall
William Hill
Ann Hoge
Local residents and travelers noted in town
Senator S L Lupton and Mr John M Silver are in town on business. Various residents and visitors from Hagerstown Brucetown Martinsburg and Washington appear in today’s notes along with local merchants advertising a special Arm Rocker sale at L E Rice and fire insurance from H R Bryarly & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Silver
Wm. J. Jobe
Brucetown
Produce market wholesale fees list for May 26
The document presents corrected daily wholesale fees for produce and grain in the market. It lists various items with price adjustments and notes the update date as Monday May 26. Names of items appear in garbled OCR form but imply standard market rate listings.
Unclaimed letters listed at Winchester post office
The weekly unclaimed letters for May 24, 1902, at the Winchester Virginia post office include Leslie Audenson Mrs H B Guy Claude Hunter Ollie Jackson Fred L Walker Inez R Williams Brentitey Kern and P M. Addressees must pay one cent per letter received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Auction of household furniture at Braddock Street
An auction listing details a large lot of furniture including folding lounge pieces, bedsteads, mattresses, a safe, and other items. The notice is dated 5-24 and references sale at Braddock Street on the 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock St
Bristle Goods Sale Promises Large Stock and Low Prices
A storefront advertises bristle goods with a large, complete stock including Hair Brushes Cloth Brushes Tooth Brushes Nail Brushes Bath Brushes and Shaving Brushes. It touts money-saving quantities and invites customers to compare stock and prices.
Pat Took It, Too Pat Rollins Leads Leba Non Catcher
Pat Rollins, catcher for the Leba non team in Leba non, Pa., drew praise for his batting and fielding. The article highlights Rollins' performance and ties to the local baseball scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Pat Rollins
Lebanon, Pa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Sachs
Baltimore, MD
Mrs. Goldman
Mr. Weinberg
the National Cemetery
Dave Wills
South
Senator S L. Lupton
Milwaukee
Rice’s
Charles H. Smith
L. E. Rice’s
Mortimer Harkins
Washington
Schneider’s Grocery
Victoria Smith
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
Walter Griffith
H. R. Bryarly & Bro. i
Friendship
Elsie Barr
M.B. Murnan
Robert M. Latham
E. B. Smoke
County
Walter Braithwaite
Connellsville, Pa
Oscar Buller
Bessie Baly
Martinsburg
Miller Yost
Peyton Street
Arnie Marshall
Cad” Marshall
Mount Jackson, Va
Messrs
Harry and
Ernest Sloat
Robert Kremer
T. E. and
A. G. Davidson
Edward Bailey
Harry Leafe
Mr. Bailey
Bessie Barr
Bertha Miller
Pittsburg
Meta Russell
Liza Willis
Staunton, Va
Mattie Shreckhise
John P. Shreckhise
Union Bank of Winchester
M. H. G. Wis
Robert L. Gray
Firm
Horsey & Atwell
C. Y
Hess
H. W. Clowe
North Main Street
E. Bruce Capper, the Jeweler
West Water Street
Tutves
C. E. Huntsberry
Bristle Goods
Geo. B. Bushnell & Co
W. P
GEO. E. Bushnell & Company
L. E. Rice
Quer’ Bicycles
Cense
A. Lk
North Market St
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
Telephone
Los
C. Guiliani
the Fruitman
ROR Sale
Pierce
Opequon
S. H. Hable
Main and Water Streets
Star Clothier
Lermie Cass
Miller Supply Company
Virginia
United States
Bailey & Boxwell
Ell
Hodgson
Ound
Amherst Street
Ta Star
Nobwaw
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