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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
5
Winchester reports Mrs Ida Taylor recovering from illness. Farmers are busy plowing gardening trimming spraying and other work. Mr and Mrs Roy Benner on Orchard Glenn farm welcomed a fine daughter last Wednesday. Mother and child are doing nicely. Pear peach and cherry trees show many flowers.
April 5 Gainesboro Virginia report includes Miss Rebecca Adams returning to Shenandoah College after Easter with her parents, Mrs. M. J. Conner returning home from Winchester, a quiet marriage of Miss Angie Larrick and Mr. Charles Richard in Ellicott City, Wendell DeHaven improving after Johns Hopkins treatment, and a spelling match at Gainesboro Graded School with music, refreshments, and a small admission fee for the school fund.
The estate of the late Elizabeth A. Brown items include beds, bureaus, chairs, stands, tables, stores, dishes, crocks, jars, matting, one organ and many other belongings too numerous to mention.
A brief notice notes Kellogg's cereal brand RELBRAN is promoted to improve appetite and vigor. The claim highlights market positioning and consumer health benefits.
John T. Gore Jr advertises the sale of his general store business at the Double Toll Gate White Post in Virginia including new stock and fixtures. Contact Boyce 41 F 12 or wore dt 2.
Mr and Mrs Glenn receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter at Level View farm Grimes. Mrs R B Hensell returns home after weeks with her father in Berkeley Springs W Va where her aunt Mrs George Stottler died. Mrs Annie Finfrock a nurse of
In the Western District of Virginia Norma M Koenig of Stephens City Frederick County was adjudicated bankrupt on March 12 1929. The first meeting of creditors will be held April 12 1929 at 3 00 P M at the office of James P Reardon Winchester Virginia. Creditors may attend prove claims examine the bankrupt appoint a trustee and conduct other business. Edward C Martz Referee in Bankruptcy Harrisonburg Virginia April 1 1929.
A Louisville Courier Journal quotation urges living so one can give blood to friends without hesitation, framing transfusion as a personal ethical act. It reflects ongoing calls for blood donation and civic responsibility within the community.
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