United Synod Ends Twelfth Biennial Convention in Richmond
The United Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the South wraps its twelfth biennial meeting in Richmond after a productive session. Delegates from Virginia elect Mr. J es Cooper treasurer. Atlanta chosen for 1912 gathering. next steps include hymnals and liturgy work toward a unified denomination.
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Richmond
United Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church In
South
George S. Bowers
J.es Cooper
Winchester
Virginia Synod
Cooper
M. G. G. Lederer
Marshall Sprint Serious Illness At Winchester Hospital
The 11 year old son of Mrs Thomas H Sprint is gravely ill at Winchester Memorial Hospital with a heart condition caused by rheumatism. He was found exhausted two miles southeast of White Post after walking from Tubeyries farm toward White Post then toward Winchester. He was taken home by Earl Renner and later admitted to the hospital for treatment.
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Marshall Sprint
Thomas H. Sprint
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Tubeyries Farm
White Post
Boyce
Thomas Sprint
Winchester
Earl Renner
Mr Renner
Sale of Ten Shares of Farmers and Merchants Bank Stock
A public auction will be held at the County Court House in Winchester Virginia on Wednesday September 14 1910 at 11 oclock for ten shares of Farmers and Merchants National Bank stock. The sale is conducted publicly before the courthouse.
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National Bank
County Court House
Winchester
Knot Tied Sunday Brucetown Couples Wed In Morning Ceremony
A Brucetown wedding reports Ernest Tharp and Bertha Travers were married Sunday at 4 30 AM at the bride’s home. Rev H V Wheeler officiated. A wedding breakfast followed. The couple left for Baltimore on the B and O excursion train around 6 40 AM and will begin housekeeping in Brucetown.
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Brucetown
Ernest Tharp
William B. Tharp
Bruecetown
Bertha Travers
Samuel Travers
H. V. Wheeler
Southern Methodist Church of
Stephenson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Abernathy Boys Ride from Oklahoma to New York
Two young riders aged 6 and 9 finished a long horseback journey from Oklahoma to New York at extra expense tonight. They are joined by Margaret for a return engagement in two acts. The act is scheduled for tomorrow night.
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Abernathy
Oklahoma
N. Y
Margaret
Christening of Kern Baby at Market Street Home
Mary Katharine Kern daughter of Mr and Mrs John Austin Kern was christened at her grandmother Mrs William R Willis home on South Market street. Rev Dr John A Kern of Vanderbilt University Nashville Tenn performed the ceremony with relatives and friends in attendance.
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Mary Katharine Kern
John Austin Kern
William R. Willis
South Market Street
Shenandoah Valley Academy opens 1910 1911 session
Shenandoah Valley Academy for Boys announces the 1910 1911 session starts September 22. For full information contact Dr. B M Roszel, principal, Shenandoah Valley Academy.
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Valley Academy
Esse School For Boys
B. M. Roszel
Rain expected Tuesday night forecast issued
The Weather Bureau forecast for Virginia calls for fair tonight with increasing cloudiness Tuesday and likely showers and cooler conditions in the northern and western sections in the afternoon or night. The Potomac River remains clear while the Shenandoah River stays very cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
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Potomac River
Shenandoah River
Harpers Ferry
Braddock and Gerard corner lot with 10 rooms
Lot 77xi10 feet with a 10 room house on the northwest corner of Braddock and Gerard streets. J. L. Richard of 811 S. Brad's Street lists the property details for sale.
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N. W
Braddock and — Gerard Sts
J. _L. Richard
S. Brad’s St
Iniohonee Tribe’s Meeting Reports Quiet Weather
A fragment from a historical page notes a meeting of the Iniohonee Tribe No 17 with scattered details about the time and place and a brief mention of an individual Mort, linked to R. The legible items suggest routine tribal or local governance proceedings without clear outcomes.
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R. Bee
Eeremey
Mort, c
Desperate Escape Attempt By Two Prisoners In Winchester Jail
Two inmates Strother and Ash planned a bold breakout at Winchester jail. They spread blankets to block smoke and used a radiator rod to pry a hole under a burned sill, then dug toward the yard wall. Jailor Forney and neighbor Trenary interrupted the plan at 1 am. both men blame each other and face potential charges as the escape bid is reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Trenary
Cecil Street
Adam Forney
Strother and
Ash
Jailor Forney
Strother
Corporation Court
Jailor For
Mrs Isabel Stewart Bryan Dies After Anesthetic Complication
Mrs Isabel Stewart Bryan widow of Joseph Bryan former Richmond Times Dispatch publisher died at Laburnum near Richmond aged sixty four from heart failure after an anesthetic for minor surgery. She helped found the Associated Charities and led relief efforts in Virginia as well as founding the Woman's Christian Association in Richmond. Her philanthropic gifts included a suburban park for Richmond and a bronze Captain Smith statue for Jamestown. The article also notes divisions within the Richmond women’s temperance movement and tensions at the state convention, with Mrs Hoge likely to remain president despite opposition.
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Winchester
Isabel Stewart’ Bryan
Joseph Bryan
Richmond
Times-Dispatch
Laburnum
Bryan
Holmes Conrad
Associated Charities
Association For the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
Belle Bryan Day Nursery
Woman's Christian Association
Wegans
John Stewart
Robert Coulter
Jonathan
J. 5
George
Thomas Pickney
John Stewart Bryan
Times- Dispatch Company
Captain Smith
Jamestown
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Virginia
Portsmouth
Winchester Union
Jacob Randall
W. T. Walters
M. M. Lynch
L. Robinson
May Capper
Richmonds
Hoge
Six Reel Show at Auditorium Tonight
One of the finest two hour shows will be shown at the Auditorium tonight in Winchester. Two of the reels are Vitagraph productions. Come early for seating.
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Winchester
Notice to Farmers From W.B. Bakers Sons
Notice to farmers announcing publication of cleaning and property details from W.B. Bakers Sons.
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W.B. Baker
Ott Endorsed by Republican County Convention for Congress
Harrisonburg Republicans endorsed Eb Dulany Ott over John Paul as their congressional candidate. The convention narrowed to Ott and Paul, both from Harrisonburg, with Ott seen as the advantaged nominee against Hoon.
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Harrisonburg
EB. Dulany Ott
Congress
John Paul
Ott
Hoon
James Hay
Paul
Kansas City Bridge Fall Maims Harry E. Davis
Mr. Harry E. Davis of Lexington Missouri was injured when he fell during bridge construction in Kansas City. He suffered one leg and both armsBroken. condition critical though doctors hope for recovery. Davis’s companion died in the same accident. Davis once lived in Yellow Springs West Virginia.
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B. F. Davis
Harry E. Davis
Lexington
Kansas City
PAY-MASTER HELD-UP Western drama at Empire theater
A thrilling western drama featuring an Indian hero will be shown tomorrow night at the Empire theater, delivering a high tension hold-up plot and action for local audiences.
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Empire
For Sale Privately Large Suburban Residence
Private sale of a large suburban residence with modern improvements and outbuildings. Includes 16 acres with cistern, garden, orchard, and pasture. Offered furnished or unfurnished. See 4th page ad for particulars. 1ptf.
Sale Postponed for Summit Point Colt Show
The Summit Point Horse Co to hold a Colt Show of 1910 stock from Belgian and Coach stallions, postponed to Sept 15 due to rain. All stockholders and patrons invited to attend and show colts with premiums for the best colt from each horse. J W Marshall Summit Point W Va.
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Summit Point Horse Co
W. Marshall
Summit Point
W. Va
Fruit stock prospect in Berryville market note
Mr Lichtenstaal representing William Fox & Co of Pittsburg will stay in Berryville for months to buy first class peaches plums pears and apples Refrigerated cars will be loaded daily Highest market price for good fruit.
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Lichtenstaal
Whiliam Fox & Co
Pittsburg
Berryville
Camp wagon rental or purchase advertised
Wanted ad invites applications to Star of fee for a camp wagon with Paris models shown. Public invited at 15 W Water St on Wednesday Sept 14. Also notes no garbage hauling until Oct 12 1910 and offers Winchester Fair catalogue upon secretary’s request. Loose rolled oats price 5c per pound from Orndorf & McVicar.
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Water St
Paris
Public Meeting on Tuberculosis Aid Fund in Winchester
The Anti-Tuberculosis League of Winchester and Frederick County will hold a public meeting Friday night at the Rouss Fire Company hall. A speaker will explain efforts to curb tuberculosis and raise funds for the Samuel Peachy Latane Fund to aid the poor. Mrs. H D Fuller is chair and Miss Emily W secretary treasurer. a nurse will serve under hospital supervision to visit the sick and educate families, without fees.
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Anti-Tuberculosis League of
Winchester
Frederick County
Rouss Fire Company
Physicians of Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Samuel Peachy
Latane
H. D. Fuller
Emily W
League
Virginia
Dr. Latane
State Board of Health
Dev Latene
Reuss
Wagon Bed Falls On Ruth Lamp
Ruth Lamp four years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Neteon Lamp, was badly injured when a wagon bed toppled in her father's barn near White Hall. She was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital, bleeding from the mouth and nose, with her condition serious but improving.
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Ruth Lamp
Neteon Lamp
White Hall
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fred. A. Cochran
Memorial Hospital
Hit—ip
Moling and Seals Dress Goods Ad Spotlight
The advertisement showcases Moling and Seals dress goods on the fourth page featuring fabric patterns, prices, and promotions. It highlights new arrivals and seasonal selections with emphasis on value and style across multiple cloth types.
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Moling & Seal’s Dress Goods
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. Bowers
Marshall
Shenandoah
the Star
Washington
Weather Bureau
J. M.tygnary
Delbert Strother
John Ash
Harry E.davis
Steel King
Mannin
J. W. Bowles
Winchester Fair
Baeroe
Orndorf & McVicar
Ruth
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