Winchester Edinburg Slugfest Ends In Narrow Win
Winchester defeated Edinburg twenty two to twenty one in a high scoring Valley League slugfest. Edinburg rallied from a late deficit with five runs in the sixth before Moran and Moran’s two base hit fueled Winchester’s late three run rally in the ninth.
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Winchester
Edinburg
Strasburg
Perner
Penner
Seltzer
Sochells
Moran
Sochelis
Stone
Hoxton
Wills
Snyder
Boyle
Burns
Périer
Bug
Hilly
Downey
Installing Epworth League Officers at Market Street M E Church
Newly elected Epworth League officers at Market Street M E Church were installed with President Hanmer of Gunther nc presiding. Rev. Joseph P. Wilson assisted, with Miss Blanche Diffenderfer at the organ and Prof. J. M. Spurr directing the orchestra. George Eagle was named president with other officers including E. B. Sartelle and Miss Edith Grim.
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Epworth League of
Market Street
M. E. Church
Hanmer
Gunther Nc
League of Frederick District
Joseph P. Wilson
Edith Sigafoose
League
George Eagle
E. B. Sartelle
Etta Grim
Nannie Herbert
Arthur Leafe
Ernest Sloat
Wash. Seal
Wilson
Blanche Diffenderfer
J. M. Spurr
Baptist Camp Meeting Opens at Idlewild Grove Middletown
The Idlewild Grove camp meeting in Middletown opened Saturday night with several thousand attending. Dr. Malcolm Macgregor of Atlanta preached three times on Paul’s concern for kinfolk peace with God through faith and the fight to the hiding place. The meeting drew strong notices and looks to be highly profitable as guests Mr and Mrs Bush arrive Tuesday and Dr Wharton Wednesday to lead until close.
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Idlewild Grove
Middletown
Malcolm Macgregor
Atlanta
Paul
God
Christ
Mrs. Bush
Sweet Singers
Roanoke Company Pleased After Firemen Convention
Mr. H. H. Dovell of Hotel Evans receives a note from Mr. L. EB. Lockabill of Roanoke thanking the hotel management for courteous treatment during the recent firemen's convention. The Roanoke company enjoyed an excellent visit and expresses pleasure with the visit.
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H. H. Dovell
Hotel Evans
L. EB. Lockabill
Roanoke
Heart of Reform Sermon Emphasizes Inner Change
Rev N P Dame argues that societal ills stem from the heart not institutions. He says reforms like temperance, morality, communism, or social activism fail without spiritual renewal by the Spirit of God to bring lasting peace and right conduct.
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N. P. Dame
God
Glass Shatters In Store Window Incident
A country youth backed into the Ameri can Stock Co Main street display window causing a plate glass smash. He fled but was caught by clerks who arranged a financial settlement for the accident and his ignorance of pressure laws.
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American Stock Co
Main Street
Yesterday's Excursion Draws Hundreds From Valley
Yesterday's excursion to Washington was well patronized with about 350 people. Of them 140 departed from this place and around 50 from Strasburg. The report notes substantial turnout and ticketing details amid the valley turnout.
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Washington
Strasburg
Man Charged In Shooting At B and O Train Near Paper Mill
Charles Miller was arraigned in Corporation Court before Judge Atkinson for firing at a B and O passenger train near the paper mill weeks ago. Commonwealth's Attorney Holmes Boyd opened the case. Proceedings adjourned to 2:30. Defense counsel R R Fauntleroy. Jurors listed: J Geo Baetjer, Wm Summers, T E Davidson, I H Faulkner, Geo W McCormick, W V Hodgson, N A Sampsell, T W Walter, H R Lupton, Jas Burgess, I H Bragonier, Holmes Berry.
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Charles Miller
Corporation Court
Atkinson
Commonwealth
Holmes Boyd
R. R. Fauntleroy
J. Geo. Baetjer
Wm. Summers
T. E. Davidson
I. H. Faulkner
Geo. W. McCormick
W. V. Hodgson
N. A. Sampsell
T. W. Walter
H. R. Lupton
Jas. Burgess
Holmes Berry
Death of Miss Ann Reid at Main Street home
Miss Ann Reid died shortly after 4 o clock yesterday morning at Mr P Reardon’s home on Main Street. Cholera morbus caused the death at age 69 despite medical attention. Funeral will be at 5 this afternoon from the Lutheran Church. She leaves three brothers and two sisters and is aunt to Mrs Reardon and George and Ernest Bailey.
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Ann Reid
P. Reardon
Main Street
Lutheran Church
Reardon
George and
Ernest Bailey
George W. Reid
Fauquier County
John Reid
Kernstown
Rufus Reid
Grafton
W. Va
M. M. Bailey
Gertie Reid
Front Royal to Meet Winchester at Reservoir Park
Front Royal battles Winchester tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 at Reservoir Park. Nicholls and Boyle will be the battery with Snyder Wills Moran Hoxton infield and Calvert Burns likely in the outfield. The Star notes the crowd may exceed prior attendance and fifty Front Royal girls will attend. Frederick county Board of Supervisors begins annual session with William H Dinges chairing. business will extend into tomorrow.
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Front Royal
Reservoir Park
Winchester
Nicholls
Boyle
Battery
Snyder
Wills
Moran Hoxton
Calvert
Burns
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
William H. Dinges
Thomas E. Morrison
H. P. Whitacre
James
Clarke Cather
William Hinges
Cief
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Roanoke Company
Dr. Dame
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