Fever Epidemic Strikes Wardensville Scarcity of Health Worries
Special to The Star Wardensville reports an outbreak of scarlet fever with several children ill and a four year old daughter of J Clagett Stewart dying. Schools opened yesterday and many families are affected as officials brace for wider spread. Reverend A M Smith preached a trial sermon at the Lutheran Church and may be called as pastor. local community activity includes school board meeting attendance and relatives visiting.
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Wardensville
J. Clagett Stewart
Lee
A. M. Smith
Winchester
A. R. Hetzel
H. C. Knee
Board of Education
McCauley
Dorsey Brill
Marlboro
John B. Russell
Seymour Stewart
Thomas Funkhouser
Lost City
News Happenings At Burnt Factory
Miss Anna Benner returns home after visiting Miss Cora Williams. Auctioneer R P Duvall attends Virginia state fair in Richmond to conduct a livestock sale. Typhoid fever cases slow but present. Public schools begin fall term with Lena McDonald Red Bud, Grace Clevenger Glen Dale, Ella Benner Kauffman teaching. J M Oats Jefferson near Berryville nearly loses horse on Berryville pike.
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Anna Benner
Jordan Springs
Cora Williams
R. P. Duvall
Richmond
Hattie
D. W. Feltner
Sarah Carper
McInturf
Shenandoah County
Charles Spitler
Lena McDonald
Red Bud
Grace Clevenger
Glen Dale
Ella Benner
Kauffman
J. M. Oats
Capon Bridge
Berryville
Berryville Pike
Football At New Rink Promises Attraction
A football game is planned at the new rink with a novel sand feature. The event is scheduled for Tuesday night and aims to draw crowds to the unusual venue and pastime combination.
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Ijark
Fell Off Wagon Injures Robert Stine in West Water Street
Robert Stine fell from a loosened barrel on West Water street, was dragged in the street, and sustained bad bruises to both ankles and cuts to arms and hands. He was taken to hospital after a crowd gathered and excitement subsided.
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Robert Stine
West Water Street
Stine
8. P. Latane
Sager Indicted on Sixteen Counts in Liquor Case
Frederick County grand jury returns one of the most voluminous indictments against Thomas F Sager charging illegal sale of intoxicants on sixteen counts. Also named are Randolph Himelright and John Fishel for liquor offenses, Annie Ritter for forgery, and Owen Fuller for felonious assault. Proceedings note past jail terms for Sager and pending trials.
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Thomas F Sager
Sager
Thomas F. Sager
Randolph Himel
Commonwealth
Randolph Himelright
John Fisher
Annie Ritter
Heterick
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Henry Mills
Owen Fuller
Henry Neville
Fuller
Bear Killed by Mount Jackson Hunter Weighs 456 Pounds
Allen, a local resident, shot a large black bear on Massanutten Mountain after his dog alerted him. The bear, killed at close range, weighed 456 pounds and marked the first bear taken in years in the area, attracting many admirers.
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Mount Jackson
den Allen
Roosevelt
Allen
Massanutten
Alsen
Mr. Allen
Mog
Brain
Missionary Rally Date Moved to November First
Rest Neighborhood News items report the missionary rally date changed from October 18 to November 1 at 2 30 P M. The column also notes visits by Mrs L C Snapp and May to Rebecca Cochran and other local residents. Local church services attended at Christ Church in Bunker Hill and Rev H V Wheeler preached. Farmers are busy seeding.
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Rest
Deerfield News Highlights Local Visits and School Opening
Mrs Jas Williams and daughters Hat tie and Myrtle Williams from Stephens City visit Deerfield. Robbins circus draws neighbors to Winchester. Deerfield school opens with George Booth of Marlboro as teacher. Miss Mary Richard and Mrs H S Tevault ill. Mr J M Tevault and family visit near Middletown.
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Deerfield
Jas. Williams
Hattie and
Myrtle _Williams
Stephens City
Robbins’ Circus
Winchester
George Booth
Marlboro
Mary Richard
H. S. Tevault
3. M. Tevault
Middletown
Macedonia items reveal travels and local moves
Macedonia Virginia reports several weekend visits and relocations. Mrs Charles Edmons and son Raymond plan to return to McKeesport Pennsylvania after three months with her parents Mr and Mrs J F Smith in Oakland. Others include Lee Brown moving near Bartonsville and Archie Smiths family visiting Oakland.
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Macedonia
Charles Edmons
Raymond
McKeesport
J.F. Smith
Oakland
Lee Brown
Powers
Vau Glase
John Solenberger
Bartonsville
Hiram Craig
William
Elizabeth Daugherty
Round Hill
Archie Smith
Hillman’s Tollgate
John Smith
Strasburg
J. F. Smith
Kenneth Petrie
R. L. Petrie
J. W. Violette
Haddox's Clothing Offers Money Saving Guarantee
Haddox's Clothing promises to help you do well by buying attire there with a guarantee to save money. The ad emphasizes value and a guaranteed discount to attract customers.
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Haddox’s
Mr Kline to Judge Dairy at Virginia State Fair
Mr. Leslie D. Kline of Vaucluse will travel to Richmond to serve as expert judge for the Virginia state fair dairy cattle show. The event features a butter fat contest with Babcock test oversight by Kline and readings by dairy experts during the proceedings. Also planned is a meeting of Duroc swine breeders at Murphy's Hotel to organize a Virginia Duroc Swine Breeders Association with Kline delivering the address.
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Leslie D. Kline
Vaucluse
Richmond
Local Social Notes From Bunker Hill Community
Miss Brago nier and sister from Winchester visited Mrs. George Henson. Fred Hoffman returned with his bride and stays with his mother. Mrs. E. R. Henson visited her daughter on Tuscarora. Sallie Hayslett and son George Hayslett return from Argos Ind and plan to settle here. W B Clendenning left for Eastern cities to buy fall stock. Rev R A White preached on secret prayer at Presbyterian Church and hopes to stay amid Presbytery dealings. J T L Bagett and family near Woodbine attended service. Dr H A Rogers and family visited A A Boyer. Miss Luse Henson leaves for Gerrardstown to teach. Miss Fila Henson of Dry Run visited home folks. Mrs John Gardner of Leetown visiting friends nearby. Rev John Douglass of Martinsburg conducted service at Christ P E Church.
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Qet
W. B. Clendenning
R.A. White
Presbyterian Church
Middleway
J. TL. Bagettt
Woodbine
Charges Pernicious Political Activity
Representative Clark of Florida writes to President Roosevelt about political activity by two federal officials. He names John W. Cheney U S District Attorney for the Southern District of Florida as Republican nominee for governor and W R O Neal postmaster of Oranile Fla as Republican nominee for Congress from the Second District.
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Hearst News Service
Washington
Clark
Florida
Roosevelt
John W.cheney
United States
W. R. O'Neal
Oranile
Pla
Congress
Mr. Tucker Speaks At Courthouse Hall Friday Evening
Hon. Harry St. George Tucker will address voters at the Courthouse hall off Winchester under the Bryan Kern Hay Democratic Club. The event starts at 8 o'clock on Friday October 9 with all voters urged to attend.
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Harry St. George Tucker
Winchester
Bryan-Kern-Hay Democratic Club
Hains Case Up To Grand Jury in New York
Evidence in the case of T Jenkins Hains charged as an accessory before the fact in the murder of William E Adams by Captain Peter Hains Jr was presented to the Queens County grand jury by District Attorney Iaa G Darrin. The district attorney chose to present Hains case before his brother the alleged killer.
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Hearst News Service
New York
Harvey M. Day
Cherry Street
Elizabeth
N. J
Pasteur
T. Jenkins Hains
William E. Annis
Peter ©. Hains, Jr
Queen County Grand Jury
Iaa G. Darrin
Big Brother
New Methodist Church Dedicated at Strasburg
The Southern Methodist Church at Strasburg was dedicated yesterday. The brick building cost about $5000. Rev. Dr. W. S. Neighbors of Roanoke Va preached the dedicatory sermon at night. Morning services featured a sermon by Rev. Dr. Neighbors. afternoon talks were given by former pastors. Pastor Rev Absolom Knox and presiding elder Rev. George T. Tyler attended and spoke.
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Southern Methodist Church
Strasburg
W. 8
Neighbors
Roanoke
Absolom Knox
George T .Tyler
Winchester
Winchester Fair Promises Largest Exhibits Yet
Present indications show the Winchester Fair will feature the largest and best exhibits in every department, surpassing previous years. Organizers urge local residents to attend and enjoy the varied displays and attractions.
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Winchester
Preaching Schedule for Sunday at White Post and Macedonia
Sunday preaching set for 11 p m at White Post and 3 a m at Macedonia led by T M Swann. The message titled Preaching Next focuses on GAIA themes and spiritual guidance for parishioners.
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Gaia
White Post
Macedonia
T. M. Swann
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Fair Dates
Readable notes indicate Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Fair scheduled for October 20 21 and 22 featuring events and exhibits. Details are fragmented but confirm dates and fair participation.
Winehesté Fair Draws Crowd Over Three Autumn Days
Event organizer invites public to the Winehesté Fair on October 20 21 and 22 promising engaging exhibits and tastings. Attendees urged to plan ahead for a memorable weekend of activities and local production showcases.
Window Glasses Replaced On Short Notice
Hillyard and LeW, opposite Farmers and Merchants Bank, completed window glass replacements on short notice after a demand from the premises.
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Hillyard & Lewis
Banke
Alpaw
For Sale Upright Piano at Pultz Secondhand Store
Classified notice lists a rosewood upright piano in first-class condition offered cheap at Pultz's second-hand furniture store Grimes Va Oct 6. The item appears amid a local notices page mentioning area residents and school news with inserts about meals and livestock products.
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Pultz
Hayfield Happenings in Hayfield Virginia
Hayfield residents note social visits October 6 with out of town guests from Winchester and West Virginia. Visitors include Hollis Seymour and William Wisecarver at local homes. Loring Rosenberger recovers from illness as family members share news of health and visits.
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