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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
3
Visitors to Winchester and residents are invited to visit the shop to see a dainty collection of apparel described as delicate and charming, featuring newest modes at popular prices. The ad promises Fifth Avenue style offerings ready for perusal locally.
Four Boston terrier puppies sired by Blinkinto Jr. owned by Mrs Nat B Page Clarkecoun Va were presented to Shenandoah Kennels Dr F W Boland proprietor. Sale totals estimated between seven and eight thousand dollars amid spirited bidding. Traffic rules announced for Apple Blossom parade with street closures and parking restrictions to maintain order.
The sale at John M. Fishjaw farm in Clarke County drew a large crowd yesterday. Livestock offerings attracted many buyers and showcased local farming activity.
Brucetown Virginia on April 22 report that Mrs Charles Hyer and son Charles returned to Washington. Clarence O Connell family and Hackman spent Sunday in Middletown. Max Wagner family visited Baltimore. H Boden and Robert Smith families toured Shepherdstown. Rev J D Russell was surprised at the parsonage by many friends Monday evening for his birthday. Jack Boden drove Russell to Winchester for dinner and sixty guests arrived back home. Flo received many presents. Games and late hour refreshments followed as guests departed wishing many happy birthdays.
Berryville and Clarke County residents share visits with out of town relatives and friends. James Riddie and Alexander Hamilton travel with Mrs. Henry Plumer through the valley to visit kin. The Berryville High School production The Elopement of Ellen tours Charles Town and benefits the Berryville Patron's League for school grounds beautification.
Frederick County clerks office records convey numerous parcels. W E Morrison and spouse transfer five acres in Shawnee district to Walter J Grim for 3000 dollars. J M Steck trustee transfers 102 acres in Shawnee district to Carpenter for 1500 dollars. W C Parlett and spouse transfer two acres in Stonewall district to A C Abley for 1500 dollars. Ce Grover and Grim and spouse to Jan Beaty for 125 acres near Stephens City for 4000 dollars. John R Conner to C T Pilchand and spouse for 47 acres near Stephens City for 6600 dollars. Cc M Lockhart and spouse to Fred L Glaize for timber rights in Creek district for 500 dollars or less. J M Steck trustee to W J Cor for 101 acres in Opequyon district 2300 dollars.
Poem celebrates apple blossom time in the Shenandoah Valley Virginia. Describes Massanutten peaks, pink and white blossoms, bees and butterflies, Winchester bells, and festive mood. Signed by William Vindeay Austin with an Richmond address.
In a prior era ad text, women describe backache and headaches from hormonal changes and life stages. The copy promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy trusted by many, claiming it restores health and vitality for women across America.
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