Miss Fansler Weds Mr Epling At Home Ceremony
A home wedding for Miss Reba Mildred Fansler and Mr. James W. Epling took place at 4:30 PM at the Fansler residence 443 Fairmount Avenue. Rev J H Lacy officiated. Guests included out of town attendees from East Radford Newport News Bluefield Roanoke Bristol and Bedford City. The couple will live in East Radford after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel L. Fansler
Fairmount Avenue
Reba Mildred Fansler
James W. Epling
East Radford
J.H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Bedford City
Mr. Epling
George W. Epling
Newport News
Norfolk & Western Railway
Epling
Robert Robinson
Julia
Maggie Epling
Charlies Beller
Charles Painter
Cowan
Robert Groseclose
Bluefield
W. Vai
Hamilton Wright
Frank Smith
Roanoke
Arthur Stump
Vernon Martin
Bristol
E A Timberlake House Stone Attack Near Clearbrook
E A Timberlake a northern Frederick county resident near Clearbrook narrowly escaped a stone strike after rocks were hurled through his windows. Police have clues and several suspects are under surveillance with possible arrests expected tonight or tomorrow for assault and trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Timberlake
Frederick County
Clearbrook
Harry Timberlake
Winchester
Mr. Timberlake
Lightning Signals Early Start to Winter
Witnesses observed lightning in the north on Monday night as forecasters predicted an early winter. Weather experts linked late October lightning to an incoming cold season, though no rain fell that night.
Baptists To Meet in Richmond for Virginia Association
The Baptist General Association of Virginia holds its annual meeting in Richmond starting November 13 for about a week. An estimated 600 to 700 delegates are expected, including representatives from the First Baptist Church of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist General Association of Virginia
Richmond
First Baptist Church of
Winchester
Hallowe'en Party Nights At Market Street Rink
Market Street rink hosts a Witch or Lover party on Thursday night with a grand mask carnival Saturday night offering handsome prizes for top costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market St. Rink
Kins Wanted At Once Urge Round Ones
Help needed urgently for a skating event at Market Street Rink. Advertisement seeks participants or guardians to secure round items and assist with early arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market St. Rink
McKee Sale Draws Record Crowds at Gore Farm Auction
The sale of the late J D and Mrs J D McKee’s personal property at the McKee farm near Gore attracted the largest crowds in years. Judge T C Adams supervised as administrator. bids were strong and some prices rose sharply. Orphaned children will be cared for by guardian Arthur C Slonaker appointed by Judge T W Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McKee
McKee
Gore
T. C. Adams
Arthur C. Slonaker
T. W. Harrison
Circuit Court
Fugitive From Justice Captured in Martinsburg
Everett Brown colored and under indictment in Luray Virginia for robbing three freight cars on the Norfolk and Western Railway. He recently broke jail in Luray and was arrested by Officer Blake in Martinsburg on a warrant from Justice Thompson’s court. He was turned over to Detective Burnett to be sent back to Luray after a hot chase by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Everett Brown
Luray
Norfolk & Western
Blake
Scribe Hugh Duffey Named Editor of Randolph Macon Monthly
Hugh Duffey son of Rev. Dr. J. W. Duffey formerly of Winchester now of Harrisonburg Virginia has been elected editor in chief of the Randolph Macon Monthly college magazine at Ashland. The October issue received is a credit to the talented young editor and his staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Duffey
J. W. Duffey
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Randolph Macon Monthly
Ashland
Jumbo Hikes For South
Trapeze artist Jumbo Woolingham from Winchester, who performed at the fair last week, left this morning for Savannah Georgia to begin an engagement with a large amusement enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jumbo
Woolingham
Winchester
Savannah
Halloween Social at Sunday School House
A Hallowe en social event will be held at the M. E. Church South Sunday School house at 8 p m on Friday October 26 Admission is free with refreshments at small cost An attractive program and basket teas are featured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en Social
M. E. Church
South
Judge Mann Sees Dimension of Democratic Platform in Winchester
Judge William Hodges Mann of Nottoway county spoke for about an hour and a half at the Bryan Kern Hay Democratic Club meeting in Winchester. He defended bank deposit guarantees, praised the anti injunction plank, and attacked Speaker Cannon as leading a legal trust shaping legislation. The audience grew as the speech continued, with Mann noting his ongoing bid for governor and recalling his Mann bill on liquor regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
William Hodges Mann
Nottoway County
Bryan- Kern-Hay Democratic Club
Judge Mann
John M. Steck
Club
State Senate
Virginia
Mann
Swanson
United States
Cannon
House of Representatives
Joe
Judge Mann Said That ‘When Mr. Cleveland
Harrison
Cleveland
Harrigan
Deputy Raids Moonshine Joint in Winchester Deployment
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector A A Lewis arrived in Winchester from Page county and on Monday night located a moonshine distillery midway between Furnace No 12 and Joliet's in Page. He cut up the still and kept the worm but captured no distillers. The operation appeared recent and the still held about fifteen to twenty gallons capacity. No statement on ownership or warrants was provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
A. A. Lewis
Winchester
Page County
Randy
Rockingham
Jolett
Page
Rhodes Couple Move to Harrisonburg Home
Mr and Mrs J W Rhodes left Middletown this week and have taken possession of their new home at Harrisonburg where they will reside. Mr Rhodes a leading man of Middletown and a director of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rhodes
Middletown
Harridorhung
Mr. Rhodes
Feading
Midletown
Ckarmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester
Clarke County News Happenings in Berryville
Berryville Virginia items list visitors from Richmond Washington and Boydton Franklin Meade will case postponed to November term circuit court in session Monday closing out sale and stock move new store building moving into South Church street and Audley residents return from the west
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brice
Boydton
Meade Will
J. D. Willey
Dr. Grove
John O. Crown
Smith
South Church Street
Archibald Cummins
TRESPASS CARDS FOR LAND PROTECTION
Classified note offers large attractive trespass cards to post on fences or trees to deter vandals and protect property. Intended for landowners seeking visible deterrents and quick posting options. Contact The Star office by telephone for details and ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Office
Fountain Proposal for Court House Yard Draws Support
Residents urge the joint Board of Supervisors and Common Council to reopen the central water pipe and install a new fountain in the Court House yard. Advocates note it would add aesthetic value and convenience by removing the front hydrant once the pipe is reconnected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Common Council
Court House
Court Yard
Court House Yard
Oscar G Murray Reappointed President of Winchester and Potomac
At the annual stockholders meeting in Judge Atkinson's office Oscar G Murray of Baltimore was reelected president. George F Randolph and G L Potter, both of Baltimore, were named officers as vice president and general superintendent. C W Woolford became secretary and treasurer. Directors include Murray Randolph Woolford and Atkinson along with Baker Wale Tk Cooper Cover and Hansbrough from Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and Potomac Railroad
William Mm. Atkinson
Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore
George F. Randolph
G. L. Potter
Thomas Fitzgerald
C. W. Woolford
Messrs. Murray
Randolph and Woolford
W-M. Atkinson
W. H
Winchester Democrat Sends Confederate Fifty to GOP
A Winchester Democrat mailed fifty dollars to Republican headquarters to help defeat William J. Bryan. The note claimed to fund the Grand Old Party but the bill bore the seal of the Confederate States, leaving Sheldon at GOP headquarters in New York puzzled by the impractical gesture from the South.
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Old Dominion
Winchester
William. J. Bryan
Sheldon
New York
Metropolitan Life
Confederate States of America
Byrd to Speak at County Meeting Next Saturday Night
Hon. R. E. Byrd will deliver an address at a meeting in Court House Hall at 8 o clock under the Bry an Kern Hay Club and Democratic County Committee. He will discuss the election coming Tuesday and every voter is urged to attend. County voters receive a cordial invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Byrd
Bryan-Kern-Hay Club
Democratic County Committee
Court House Hall
Haddox Offers Suits Overcoats Hats and Shoes
Haddox advertises men’s wear including suits overcoats hats caps and shoes with a money saving guarantee. The casual sales pitch targets gentlemen shoppers seeking furnishings.
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Haddox
Mount Jackson Man Visits Friends in Nearby City
Mr. John L. Wissler of Mount Jackson Va is visiting friends in a nearby city as part of a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Wissler
Mount Jackson, Va
Elty
Died at Good Postoffice Mrs Sirbaugh Directs Funeral Details
Whitacre Oct 28 Mrs Sirbaugh wife of Lemuel Sirbaugh died at her home after a lingering illness with consumption. She directed every detail of her funeral including a handmade coffin by undertaker J L Shanholtz. Survived by husband and several children. Meanwhile Typhoid afflicts Mrs Crane and child on Mills Branch as neighbors rally to aid with nurse Miss Ellen Oates assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
John
Frank
Ernest
Fred
Sirbaugh
H. T. Bageant
Henry Braithwaite
Samuel Crane
Mills Branch
Crane
J. M. Albaugh
Ellen Oates
Rosa Oates
Polo Game On Thursday At New Rink
The New Rink plans another polo match Thursday night featuring contesting teams. The game draws crowds to Stewart St Rink in Winchester and patrons praise the exciting sport with courteous treatment for ladies.
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New Rink
Winchester
Stewart St
Yearly Meeting Attendees From Local Quaker Society
The yearly meeting of the Society of Friends is under way in Baltimore. In attendance from this section are Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Clevenger, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pidgeon, Mrs. Ann Branson, David P. Lupton, Daniel Lupton, and Howell Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Society of Friends
Baltimore
C. B. Clevenger
Lewis Pidgeon
Ann Branson
David P.lupton
Daniel Lupton
Howell Bond
Stork Delivers Boy at Nain Postmaster Home
A stork visit on Monday night left a healthy boy at the home of Postmaster and Mrs. J. M. Buncutter in Nain. The joyful event increases happiness at the Buncutter residence. Mrs. Buncutter is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. John Henry Parlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Buncutter
Nain
Buncutter
John Henry Parlett
County Couple Wedded in Stephens City
A marriage license was granted at the county clerk's office to Park Strode son of the late Park Strode of Stephens City and Beulah Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Parker of Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Strode
Stephens City
Beulah Parker
J. A. Parker
Templars To Richmond Meet At Grand Commandery
The last detachment of Winchester Commandery No. 12 Knights Templar left over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Richmond to attend the Grand Commandery of Virginia meeting beginning tomorrow evening. They will return Saturday after an elaborate exhibition of commandery work before the grand body.
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Winchester Commandery
Knights Templar
Baltimore and Ohio
Richmond
Grand Commandery of
Virginia
Winchester Templars
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Miss Fansler
James Epling
E.A. Timberlake
Hallowe’en Entertainment
Judge Mannjauds Bryan
Speawer Cannon
Legal, Trust
Lewis
Clarke County
Berryville, Va
Frank McCarthy
Miss Campbell
Washington
Gaxic. Fos c
Want
G. O. P. Fund
Stork
Templars
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