Winchester Hospital Pavement Plans Approved by City Council
The Winchester City Council in a special session heard the Street Committee report on paving Stewart and Clifford streets by the Winchester Memorial Hospital. An ordinance for $266.40 was passed for 300 square yards of pavement and 194 feet of curb and gutter with concrete guttering, following cost comparisons and expert testimony from P. W. Boyd. Dr. William P. McGuire and Dr. Hunter H. McGuire represented the hospital.
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Wm. H. Baker
Messrs
W. H. Baker
L. F. Cooper
Stewart
Clifford Streets
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clifford Street
Hospital
P. W. Boyd
Boyd
Winchester
Norfolk
Roanoke
William P. McGuire
Hunter H. McGuire
Hart Infant Dies in Berryville Amid Family Tragedy
At 11 this morning the infant child of Joseph Hart died in Berryville following the father's recent arrival for the child's illness and the mother's death days earlier. No night Presbyterians service. regular morning worship at 11 in the Presbyterian Church. Pastor Rev J B Sibley will aid in the installation of Rev D H Scanlon as Stephensons pastor tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hart
Berryville
Hart
Presbyterian Church
J. 8. Sibley
D. H. Scanlon
Stephensons
Lieut Louis Nulton Assigned to Duty on Maine
Lieut Louis McCoy Nulton of Winchester is assigned to duty aboard the battleship Maine, soon to be commissioned for a three year cruise in the West Indies. The Maine will join the North Atlantic Squadron, with Nulton returning to sea life after years in naval intelligence.
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Tieden
Navy Department
Washington
Louis McCoy Nulton
Winchester
Maine
Navy
Nulton
Havana
Spain
Nurton
North Atlantic
West Indies
Minneapolis
Atlantic
Yosemite
Richard P. Leary
Guam
United States
New Orleans
United States Territory
Office of Naval Intelligence
Apples From a Historic Orchard Story
Mr. A. A. Sharp of 3105 St. Paul street Baltimore received apples from Winchester said to come from trees planted in 1777 by Friends banished from Philadelphia. They settled on Isaac Brown’s farm and cultivated an orchard producing Smith apples named after a local family. The farm remains in existence.
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A. A. Sharp
St. Paul Street
Baltimore
Winchester
Society of Friends
Philadelphia
England
Isaac Brown
Solo at Christ Episcopal Church Service
Mrs. Gertrude Logan sister of Mrs. W P McGuire will sing a solo during the offertory at the morning service tomorrow at Christ Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Gertrude Logan
W. P. McGuire
Christ Episcopal Church
Tomor Tom
Cousin of Mr Spates Dies After Baltimore Scaffold Fall
Thomas P Spates proprietor of the Cumberland Valley elevator reports the death of his first cousin Harry L Spates who fell from a scaffold at 1814 Madison Ave Baltimore. He died at Maryland General Hospital after skull fracture. Coroner Warren Baldwin deemed no inquest. He was about 43 with a widow and several children. Funeral from 1826 North Fulton Ave at 2 PM with private interment.
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Thomas P. Spates
Cumberland Valley
Harry L. Spates
Baltimore
Spates
Star
Winchester
Madison Avenue
Nathan Herman
Maryland General Hospital
Bilas Baldwin
Spat
Rockville
North
Fulton Avenue
Charley Neville In South America
Mrs. Neville, wife of Policeman C E Neville, receives a letter from her son Charles Neville, a marine aboard the Panther guarding U S interests in the South American revolution. He reports high prices off Panama, no drinking among marines, beer at a dollar, scarce poultry, and cocoanuts and bananas as the cheap foods.
Mrs Haines Ill With Suspected Appendicitis
Mrs D F Haines lies very ill at her residence on south Kent street and her condition is so serious that her husband was summoned home. She is suffering with what is thought to be appendicitis and an operation may have to be performed.
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D. F. Haines
South Kent Street
Mr D F Haines Returns Home From Shepherdstown
Mr D F Haines, recently employed in Shepherdstown West Virginia, returned home last night. He had been summoned to the city due to the critical illness of his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Haines
Shepherdstowe
W. Va
Fisines
Communion Tomorrow at Grace Lutheran Church
Communion services to be held tomorrow at Grace Lutheran Church at 11 o clock in the morning. Rev L L Smith of Strasburg will fill the pulpit at Grace Church for both morning and evening services. Lapres hunting case solid gold watches priced from fifteen dollars and up, with Waltham or Elgin movements, guaranteed, at HL W Clown's.
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Grace Lutheran Church
L. L. Smith
Strasburg
Grace Church
Lapres
Waltham
Elgin
HL. W
Day of Atonement Observed in Hebrew Festival
The Yom Kippur observance begins at sundown and runs 24 hours, focusing on forgiveness and repentance. Orthodox practice highlighted by public confession and abstaining from sin, with historical note on reconciliation urging communal harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Judge rules in Virginia voter registration case
Judge T W Harrison of the Cir cuit Court sustained the Board of Registrars of Luray in refusing Addison Rewasten an old colored man enrollment as voter. Rewasten claimed right through Civil War service by digging Confederate earthworks around Richmond. The court upheld that suffrage was limited to actual soldiers and agreed with the registrar board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Harrison
Circuit Court
Board of Registrars
Luray
Addison Rewasten
Richmond
Mr and Mrs Fishel In a Runaway Near White Post
Yesterday near White Post Virginia Mr James Fishel drove a spirited horse owned by John Sowers a runaway occurred. Mr Fishel suffered a bad cut to his left hand while his wife was thrown from the buggy with a severe head wound and a severely lopped ear. The buggy shafts were broken.
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White Post
James Fishel
Well Known Dressmakers Royston and Mozingo Move to Winchester
Well Known Dressmakers Missen Royston and Mozingo have moved their business to Winchester where they will continue operations. They are recommended to the ladies of Winchester and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missen Royston
Mozingo
Winchester
Former resident James Duncan dies after long illness
Intelligence reported the death of James Duncan in Berryville Virginia yesterday afternoon at 3 20 p m He was about 80 and died of general debility from old age He boarded with Mrs Wm Tapacott in Winchester he had lived there and ran a business before the Civil War He served in the Confederate Army until the war’s end He is survived by a daughter Mrs Charles Jones of Berryville and is grandfather to Charles Jones who married Betty Kiger of this city Funeral plans were not set but interment likely tomorrow afternoon
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James Duncan
Berryville
Duncan
Wm Tapacott
Winchester
Charles Jones
Betty Kiger
Jones
Charlottesville
Pleasant Surprise Honoring Miss Frances Roxwell
Last night a social gathering surprised Miss Frances Roxwell with about twenty five to thirty friends. Music and games filled the hours as Miss Barr Keller Hodges and others performed pieces. Refreshments were served and the event promised more social functions this season.
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Frances Roxwell
Bessie Barr
Wm. Keller
Elmer Hodges
Odd Fellows To Locate a Home In Virginia
A special meeting of the Odd Fellows' Home of Virginia board is set at the Grand Secretary's office in Richmond on October 17 to review sites for a Virginia home. Fredericksburg bids are strongest with city officials and business groups offering incentives. Winchester also candidates, with J. P. Haddox a board member and Mrs. M. B. Perry noted.
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Odd Fellows’ Home of
Virginia
T. Wiley Davis
Richmond
Oda Fellows
Fredericksburg
Business Men's Association
Winchester
J. P. Haddox
Virginia Alumni oppose Miles for UVA presidency
Winchester and Richmond alumni urge against appointing George W. Miles to a UVA economics chair and de facto presidency. Meetings set for October 13 to approve resolutions. three-fourths of faculty oppose, press and alumni echo concerns about harming the university’s spirit.
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University of Virginia
George W. Miles
St. Albins School
Winchester Alumni Association
R. Gray Williams
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Miles
St. Albans
Williams
Richmond Alumni Association
University
United Voice of the Press
Jefferson
Board of Visitors
Miss Trenary Weds In Cumberland
Miss Eva May Trenary of Cumberland Maryland wed Charles E Stotler of Clarksburg West Virginia on Thursday night at the bride's parents home. Elizabeth Stotler played Mendelssohn's wedding march as the couple entered the parlor. The bride wore a tan traveling dress and carried roses. A wedding supper followed and the couple left for Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia for about a week. Mrs Stotler is the daughter of S W Trenary route agent U S Express Cumberland and niece of Capt R E Trenary of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva May Trenary
Cumberland
Charles E Stotler
Clarksburg
W. Va
Elizabeth Stotler
Mendelssohn
Mrs Alta Yolo Audiences Winchesters At The Auditorium
New York's Mr and Mrs Garvin D High stay at the Taylor House. Mrs High formerly Miss Lillian Riely of this city and daughter of the late Col. Wm Riely. A celebrated contralto known on stage as Alta Yolo she impressed the audience at The Auditorium and received repeated encores.
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Garvin D. High
New York
Taylor House
Visiting Old Home In City By Hodgson Family
Mr H 0 Hodgson of Little River Kansas visits his mother and relatives in the city. Both Hodgsons are natives of Winchester. Mrs Hodgson was formerly Miss Hannah Wright.
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H. 0. Hodgson
Little River
Kan
Mr. Hodgson
Mrs. Hodgson
Winchester
Division of the Synod of Virginia Sparks Clerical Debate
In view of an upcoming Norfolk meeting, Virginia's Presbyterian Synod faces a proposed division. Rev J B Sibley of Winchester supports split lines along Blue Ridge ministers, arguing current representation is tiny compared to total membership. Critics claim division could worsen influence and Seminary support.
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Norfolk
Presbyterian Synod of
Virginia
Winchester
Sibley
Presbyterian Church
Blue Ridge Mountains
Synod of
Huntington
Newport News
Union Theological Seminary
Union Seminary
North Carolina
Refute Charges of Misappropriation In Womans Union Report
A special committee report from a Richmond Virginia session of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union refutes allegations of fund misappropriation by officers. Signed by Mrs. R H Payee Mrs William C Payee and Miss Lona Kern among others, the panel asserts the officers acted properly.
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Woman’s Christian Temperanes Union
Richmond
R. H
William C. Payee
Mra
Ricks
Lona Kern
Winchester
The
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MR. Spates
Charley Neville
South America
Ilness
Solomon
Mr. and
Mrs. Fishel
M. B. Perry
Keiting
Winchester Association
Miss Trenary
Mrs. High
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