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Winchester The Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1897

Page

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Religious News In Brief At Braddock Street Churches

Services conducted at Braddock Street M E Groveh Church with a sunrise Christmas service planned. Rev Jos P Wilson to hold a 6 AM Christmas prayer meeting. Sunday School children's treat Friday at 4. Other leaders include M L Barr Ruhamia Repshur and I W Russell guiding Epworth League Young Peoples and Westminster League activities.

M. L Barr Epworth League Braddock-street M. BE Fannie Hull M. L. Barr Blanche Fox 8. K. Cox Braddock St M.E. Groveh Jos .P. Wilson Methodist Episcopal Church Braddock-St. M. E Wm. Samption Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Association Centenary Reformed Church Ruhamia Repshur Epworth

Special Christmas Services At Local Lutheran Society

The Y P P M 88 Lutheran society held a special Christmas morning service at 9 28 o'clock, featuring a bright song service by three choirs. Rev W L Seabrook sang solo "The Little Town of Bethlehem" and several others performed solos with choruses. Hugh Green led the devotions and read a poem "The Old Old Story" while Dr Geo H Heist supervised the song service as the room was decorated with evergreens.

Lutheran Society W. L. Seabrook Bethlehem Katie Miller Rebecca Bell George H. Heist John S. Sloat Hugh Green Geo. H. Heist

Death of John L. Robins in Indianapolis

Telegram announces death of John L. Robins Indianapolis Indiana yesterday. Remains to be buried at Mount Hebron cemetery on noon train Wednesday. He was aged fifty five to sixty and formerly managed the Taylor House for several years. Survived by sisters Mrs C E Marrifield and Misses Ella C Het Robins and Het Robins all of Indianapolis.

A. L. Shedrér John L. Robins Indianapolis Ind Mt. Hebron Robins Taylor House Ella C Het. R. Robins

Mrs A M Baker and Daughter Return from Baltimore Visit

Mrs A M Baker and her daughter Miss Virginia have returned home after a brief visit in Baltimore, adding to social notices of local residents.

A. M. Baker Virginia Baltimore

Local marriage licenses issued by County Clerk Cartmell

County Clerk Cartmell issued marriage licenses this morning to Chas T Lindamood of Shenandoah county and Emma Q Wisecarver of this county Jno R Brannon of Shenandoah and Bessie Manuel of this county Edw A Rogers and Lelia C Graves J Wm Miller and Eva Hackock both of this county Newton O Morris of Hampshire and Laura B Cather of this county On Saturday a license was issued to Omar G Malone and Annie K E Smith

Rascal Cupid Lelia C. Graves J. Wm Miller Eva Haycock Newton O. Morris Hampshire Laura B. Cather Omar G. Malone Annie KE. Smith

Will Initiate Encampment Ceremony for Madison Lodge

Will Madison Lodge I O F invest fifteen members with Encampment regalia next Monday evening. Five Patriarchs from various parts of the state will participate in the elevation ceremony to the highest department of Odd Fellowship, signaling growth of the order.

Madison Lodge Odd Fellowship

Remains of Wilson Brown Interred at Mount Hebron Cemetery

The remains of the late Wilson Brown were brought from Applepie Ridge to this city on Saturday afternoon and interred at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Elder D. W. Branson of the county and Rev. Dr. Cox of the city officiated the services. Pallbearers included Jas Robinson, R. R. Brown, John Reese, John Griffith, William R. Smith and Mr. Bond.

Wilson Brown Applepie Ridge Mount Hebron D. W. Branson Dr. Cox Jas, Robinson R. R. Brown John Reese John Griffith William R. Smith Mr. Bond

Cheapies Fog After Serenade At Episcopal Female Institute

Saturday night a crowd of young men gathered around the Episcopal Female Institute to serenade the girls. The gathering turned rowdy with loud college yells and firecrackers filling the air with smoke. Mr. Smith and the school girls appeared to enjoy the demonstration.

Episcopal Fémale Institute Mr. Smith

Baltimore & Ohio Train Delayed In Winchester Saturday Night

The B&O accommodation train arriving in Winchester around 9 02 p m was about one hour and thirty minutes late due to the main line train before it running late causing a delayed connection at Harpers Ferry.

Baltimore & Ohio Winchester Harper’s Ferry

How Does It Happen Sunday Drunkenness Question Rises

Citizens grow concerned about a rising number of young men seen on Sunday evenings intoxicated on the streets. A possible investigation to determine how this occurs may be launched to address the troubling scene.

Missionary Address by Rev J F L H Pott in Shanghai Work

Rev J F L H Pott of the Protestant Episcopal Church will speak at Christ Episcopal Church on Thursday evening December 23 about the missionary work in China. This is the only date available during his visit, and parishioners are invited to attend. he previously spoke in this city about five years ago with high praise.

J. FL H Pott Protestant Episcopal Church Shanghai China Christ Episcopal Church

Corporation Court Opens December Term With Judge Atkinson

The December term of the Corporation Court opened at 10 o'clock with Judge Atkinson presiding. No criminal cases are on the docket, only a few appeals from magistrates' decisions. Some chancery business will be disposed of during the term.

Corporation Court Atkinson

Wartime church rent claim advances in Congress

The congregation of St. Joseph's Church in Martinsburg awaits early payment of a government war claim. A bill for about 2880 dollars to cover rent for the church building over three years passed Senate in the current Congress and was favorably reported by the House committee.

St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Martinsburg Senate House

Ignorance or prejudice in a Saturday debate

Letter writers clash over the Leader versus the New Times. E. D. Roor chides Paul Pry Jr for inconsistency and prejudice, urging fair dealing and inviting a renewed, just discussion. The exchange references the News-Item and New Times publications in contrasting tones.

Paul Pry, Jr New Times New York Times Mr. Pry E. D. Roor

Crap Shooters Fined by Local Judge

Judge Homer Crebs fines Arthur Washington and Taylor Morgan two dollars and fifty cents each after they were caught cap shooting Saturday evening by Officers Geo McCartney and Edw Neville.

Homer Crebs Arthur Washington Taylor Morgan Geo. McCartney Edw. Neville

Winchester Enjoys Pure Water Amid Cumberland Struggles

Report contrasts water quality between communities. Cumberland residents suffer polluted drinking water while Winchester residents drink clean supply.

Cumberland Winchester

Evening Community Meetings Tonight

Local groups announce meetings with the Friendship Band at 8 o clock Turner Ashby Cawp at 7 30 and Madison Lodge Odd Pellows at 7 o clock in small town venues.

Friendship Band Turner Ashby Madison Lodge Odd Pellows

Rain Clearing Tuesday With Warmer Temperatures

Weather outlook says rain likely to ease by Tuesday and temperatures rise. Agricultural market brief notes dealers paid 90 cents for wheat.

Doctor Carper Blinded by Exploding Toothache Bottle

Dr Henry Carper was injured yesterday when a toothache remedy bottle exploded as he tried to cork it. The glass shattered and liquid splashed into his eyes causing temporary blindness. A colored man had asked for the tooth extraction.

Henry Carper Braddock Street Valley Areond

Sunday School Entertainments at Local Churches

A list of Christmas week church events with times: First Baptist Sunday program on Wednesday at 7, Kent Street Presbyterian Thursday at 7, Loudoun Street Presbyterian Thursday at 7, Grace Lutheran Christmas Eve 6 30, Christ Episcopal Christmas Eve 7, United Brethren Christmas Eve 7 30, TM M E Church South Christmas Night 7 30, Methodist Episcopal Monday 7 30, Centenary Reformed Christmas Night 7, John Mann A M E Church Monday 7 30.

First Baptist Kent-street Presbyterian Loudoun St Grace Lutheran Christ Episcopal United Brethren—Christopas M. E Church South Methodist Episcopal Church Centenary Reformed John Mann A. M. E

Unclaimed Letters at Winchester Post Office Dec 19 1897

The weekly list shows letters remaining for Mrs. Alinda Baker Mrs. Jane Brill E D Brooks Mixa Lille Brumback N W Carpenter Clem Crawford Mrs. David Campbell Wm Denny Samuel Derricks Miss Sarah J Ellis Mrs Catharine Foreman Miss Carrie Foster James K E Gray Miss Agnus Hendricks Geo R Lillard Miss Jennie Leckrone A S Marks C E Royce Miss Jenny Rodgers D H Sirbaugh Irena Stevenson Miss Cora Trenary Mrs Ann Will. Callers must pay one cent per letter. Also note Mr Jos M Carver returned from Baltimore after cataract surgery performed by Dr Nolan with Dr Hunter McGuire. The operation was successful.

Winchester Post Office Alinda Baker Jane Brill E D. Brooks Mixa Lille Brumback N. W. Carpenter Clem Crawford David Campbell Wm. Denny Samuel Derricks Sarah J. Ellis Catharine Foreman Carrie Foster James KE. Gray Agnus Hendricks Geo. R. Lillard Jennie Leckrone A. S. Marks C. E. Royce Jenny Rodgers D. H. Sirbaugh Irena Stevenson Cora Trenary Ann Will

Spanner Found Belonging to Friendship Fire Company

Mr Joseph Kiger on West Cecil Street found a spanner in front of his home. The tool is believed to have been lost while responding to a fire Friday night belonging to the Friendship Fire Company.

Joseph Kiger West Cecil Street Friendship Fire Company

New Editor Frank Hu Presents Press salutatory

The Press introduces its new editor Mr. Frank Hu with a salutatory statement outlining aims and vision for the paper. The note signals continuity of editorial purpose and invites reader engagement.

Frank Hu

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Cupio Will Crap Shooters DR. Carper Jos. M. Carver Griffith Woolen Mills Nolan Hunter McGuire
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