Elegant Kremer Home Witnesses Quiet Civil Wedding for Kremer-Moling
Miss Ethel Kremer and Mr. James Nelson Moling were married at 8 30 PM in the Kremer residence on South Market Street with Rev. T. Marshall West officiating. About 150 guests attended as Blanche Diffenderfer played Lohengrin, and a simple reception followed in the dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kremer
South Market Street
Ethel
James Nelson Moling
Kremer
Cupid
Miss Kremer
Blanche Diffenderfer
Bate
Mrs. Moling
Skull Unearthed During Mortuary Chapel Excavation
Workmen uncover a well preserved skull with teeth at Mount Hebron during cellar dig for a new mortuary chapel. The find lies in an old Lutheran cemetery section dating to the early nineteenth century, near surrounding graves and memorial stones. The bones were reinterred and a local resident speculates the remains may be an uncle buried nearby.
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Mount Hebron
Old Lutheran Grave Yard
Star
Robert Goss
South Kent Street
Organ Recital Friday Night At Braddock Street Church
The Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church hosts a Friday night organ recital featuring Miss Virginia Cover and Miss Estelle Shore. The event is billed as a leading local musical occasion, with proceeds supporting the church and admission set at 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Twinkle Song Fragments Spark Odd Literary Mix
A playful but garbled poem scene blends familiar nursery rhyme phrases with quirky, surreal lines. The speaker jokes about stars and objects like a cat, mixing familiar and invented words. The fragmentary text reads like a whimsical, incomplete verse.
Winchester Bank On Roll Of Honor
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank in Winchester earns a spot on The New York Financier list of 494 U S banks with surplus and undivided profits above capital. It ranks near the top in Virginia, third in the state behind two Richmond banks and Staunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Richmond
Staunton
Florida Monument Dedication Plans Shift Speakers
Miss Bessie Nurton of the Daughters of the Confederacy reports Florida Senator Talli aferro and Representative Davis cannot attend the June 6 unveiling due to prior engagements. With timing tight before Memorial Day, no Florida speaker will be sought unless the monument arrives in time, in which case a prominent visiting veteran will deliver the oration.
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Bessie Nurton
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Talliaferro
Davis
Florida
Florida Monument
Wild West Fever Grips Winchester Youth
Wild West shows sweep through Winchester drawing juvenile cowboys and painted Indians into lariat play and rope-wrapped belts. The coming circus will shift the program from Wild West acts to sawdust arena heroes as accidents and mimic robberies loom in reports.
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Winchester
Golf Tea For Tomor row Postponed
The golf tea at the Fairfax College links west of town, hosted by the young ladies, is postponed to Thursday afternoon June 5 due to cooler weather. The weekly teas for golfers are described as pleasant affairs run by patrons.
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Fairfax College
Youthful Couple Elopes From Lost City Parents
Miss Buela Peer aged 15 and Mr. Robert Harbaugh about 25 eloped from Lost City West Virginia after parental opposition. Police searched toward Hagerstown and Winchester by train and line of sight but the couple reportedly wed, aided by friends in a mountainous area.
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Evening Star
Srraspura
Buela Peer
Robert Harbaugh
Lost City
W. Va
Harbaugh
Mrs. Peer
Hagerstown
Elopers
Winchester
Cumberland Valley
Tun
Pater
Locksmiths
Delicate operation planned by local doctors at Woodstock
Drs. W. S. Love and Wm. A. Bell from this city travel to Woodstock Virginia to perform a delicate cancer surgery on Mrs. Samuel Edmondson six miles from Woodstock. The operation, described as exceedingly difficult, is set for this afternoon after Dr. Love was summoned yesterday. Mrs. Edmondson is wife of Samuel Edmondson and related to Mr. S. Rosenmyer of the Star Shoe House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Wm. A. Bell
Woodstock
Samuel Edmondson
Edmondson
Children Parade Plans for Confederate Memorial Day
Mrs. William Deschon oversees the children division for the June 6 Confederate Memorial Day parade. Children gather at ten o clock in the old Court House yard with flowers to support headstone markers for unknown dead. Girls wear red and white, boys red cheese cloth sashes. Funds go to headstones for the four markers near the unknown monument, including graves from Kernstown Cedar Creek Winchester and Cold Spring. Some graves remain unmarked in Arkansas and Alabama plots.
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William Deschon
Old Court House Yard
Stonewall Cemetery
Old Kent St
Kernstown
Cedar Creek
Winchester
Cold Spring
Arkansas
Alabama
Funeral for Henry Ardern at Sacred Heart Church
The funeral for Henry Ardern, who died at his East Water Street residence, was held at nine o clock this morning from the Church of the Sacred Heart. High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father W A McKeefry as the church and cemetery were filled with mourners and floral tributes. Interment followed in the Catholic Cemetery with pallbearers including J Conway M M Lynch P H Reardon Thomas Keating A H Boxwell and Henry Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ardern
East Water Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
W. A. McKeefry
Messrs
Conway
M. M. Lynch
P. H. Reardon
Thomas Keating
A. H. Boxwell
Henry Schneider
Captain Roach Dies At Advanced Age
Captain John Roach, a Civil War Union Army veteran and pensioner, died early this morning at the residence of Mr. Joseph McCarty near Greenspring Frederick County about ten miles from Winchester He was 67 and had suffered ill health for some time He is survived by a son in the West whose address is unknown The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM at Mr McCarty’s residence.
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John Roach
Joseph McCarty
Greenspring
Frederick County
Winchester
Roach
Capt. Roach
McCarty
New Roof For Parsonage
Work will begin soon on a new tin roof for the parsonage of the Sist Episcopal Church.
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Episcopal Church
Ladies plan Memorial Day programs and fund drive
Daughters of the Confederacy meet at General Turner Ashby Camp room to assign memorial day duties. Dr P W Boyd urged support for entertaining visiting camps on June 6, with Mrs W Deschon coordinating provisions and assistants. The Tennessee monument is ready for unveiling with Major Akers and Senator Cormack expected to speak. Florida monument shipment delays threaten a double unveiling on the same day.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Turner Ashby
P. W. Boyd
Turner Asby Camp
Wm. Deschon
Vermillion
Stonewall
Tennsseee
Akers
U. S
Cormack
Florida
Tennessee
Orndorff
Operation Was Impossible for Miss Davison at Hopkins
Miss Stella Davison of Hagerstown, native of this city, was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital for an operation. After examination the physicians determined the condition was hopeless and that surgery would hasten her death. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Davison and spent most of her life here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Davison
Hagerstown
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Miss Davison
Egbert Davidson
Rouss Hook and Ladder Plans Confederate Memorial Day Parade
At a special meeting the Rouss Hook and Ladder Company accepted the invitation to attend the exercises and parade in full uniform on Confederate Memorial Day June 6. The Black community will hold a dance at Fellows Hall later that evening.
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Rouss Hook and Ladder
SUSTAINED HONOR AT FORTUNE S COST
Clarke County man W G Conrad mirrors Charles B Rouss in business integrity. He repaid $700000 bank debt after returning from Virginia and led a restructured Northwestern National Bank of Great Falls Montana into a new era. Conrad Bros bank, now led by W G Conrad, opens a grand new Fort Worth like home base.
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Clarke County
Rouss
Charles B. Rouss
W. G. Conrad
Montana Hall
White Post
Conrad
Montana
Conrad Bros
Northwestern National Bank of
Great Falls
B. D. Hatcher
C. E. Conrad
J. T. Stanford
P. Kelly
W. G. Gonrad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ethel. Kremer
Skelton
Winchester Bank
Mr. Ardern
Captain Roach
Daughters of the
Confederacy
Rouss Hook and Ladder Meeting
Posto
Mr. Smith
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