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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1915
Page
2
Cleveland 3 Detroit 1 Chicago 1 St Louis 0 Nationals St Louis 8 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 4 played innings and stopped by darkness Federals.
Inspected Silver Maples show leaf fall and limb dieback caused by a parasitic fungus Acrostalagmus clogging microvascular bundles. Thrombosis spreads through the wood. removal of diseased limbs, burning removed wood, and wound painting advised. Pruning should begin soon per Assistant Pathologist H. C. Crabill Blacksburg Virginia.
Cleveland woman Mrs Mildred Blanchard sues for absolute divorce from Harry Blanchard an engineer earning about 8000 dollars yearly The couple visited the apartment of a supposed young woman before six in the morning Mrs Blanchard aided by her mother Mrs Orpha Sigler entered with a key and found Blanchard and the other woman asleep The wife claimed custody of their child in the suit.
An itemized catalog mentions methaline moth balls red cedar flakes chloride lime carbolic acid copperas sulphur formaldehyde candles insect powder camphor Black Flag insectine Jap a Lac wood stains paints brushes alabastine and related goods from Millers or near Pike.
Trustees expect to sell the Robert L Pannett Home Place a 154 acre limestone farm near Winchester Frederick County Virginia at public auction May 2 1915. The property includes a nine room house a large bank barn and 18 acres of apple orchards with terms one third cash and two equal yearly installments secured by two purchaser bonds and deed of trust. M M Lynch Warren Rich trustees Roy P Duvall auctioneer.
Trustees and special commissioners announce a public auction of a lot with a dwelling and store room on South Main Street Winchester to be held May 22, 1916 at 11 a.m. The sale follows a decree in a chancery cause Jacob Cold Packing Company et al va Luther Co Kremer et al. One third cash and the remainder in two annual installments secured by purchaser bonds and a deed of trust.
By decree of sale from Frederick County Circuit Court the special commissioner will sell at public auction on Friday May 7 1915 at 2 pm in front of Middletown State Bank Middletown Va a two story frame dwelling on Main street east side fronting 49 feet 10 inches and extending 199 feet to a public alley adjoining Winesberry and Mary E Pangle properties. Payment in two equal annual installments with bonds and deed of trust and insurance policy to secure purchase.
A court appointed a receiver for the railway with the bank selecting the appointee. The receivership will continue until assets can be equitably divided. Smythe and associates are barred from interfering, collecting claims, or retaining jointly owned property during a 30 day suspension. Attorney Stephenson urged fairness, noting the publisher’s life work and opposing bond that would threaten the business’s survival.
Alberta Shannon has returned home after four months visiting her nephew in Salem. Henry Dinges, recently injured from a horse accident, is able to be out again. Mrs. Edgar Lemley confined to her room with grip and bronchitis. Miss Emily Miller of Martinsburg visiting relatives. J. M. Steele back to health after weeks ill. J. A. Baublitz confined to his room with rheumatism. Florence Guard teaching at Mount Jackson visited home. Mrs. H. B. Dean visiting Washington. Sidney Smith of near Winchester guest of Prof. A. M. Smith. Alice Stickley of Strasburg visiting uncle Dr. P. B. Stickley. Lutheran Church service had ten accessions. Sunday school to be held in forenoon from next Sunday.
The National Golden Key of Elkdom has been stolen in Harrisonburg and is reported en route to Mobile Alabama. The key was taken from the Hagertown Lodge and later removed from Harrisonburg Elks Home by H E Bryant of Atlanta Lodge No 78. J M Stuart then secured possession and sent it to Mobile Lodge No 108, with a party including Dell Bassford Ed Lamb G T Tonge and others.
Dandelion is valued as a tonic and food with rapid growth after warm weather. Juveniles sell it for a nickel to feed families, while edible lettuce remains scarce. Mrs Gray Silver and Miss Martha Silver of Martinsburg West Virginia attend a local event in Washington.
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