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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1921
Page
6
A Virginia ledger sworn July 7 1921 by cashiers and notaries public confirms the banking figures in Winchester Frederick County. The document lists loans bonds cash deposits and totals with multiple signatures and notary seals.
Funeral arrangements are set for Carl Payne son of L Payne of Winchester formerly with Company 1 of the old See ja Infantry. Friends and family will meet at 10 o clock at the soldier s home on Senseney road for services at 11 conducted by Rev H G Spencer. The body will be returned to the cemetery in the city.
A message from Richmond refers to the health of Dr Howard W wominn, a member of the staff at the Sanatorium. The report says his condition is serious but his brother H B Jausin and Claude B of Vaucluse arrived yesterday and are with him as he rests easier.
A distorted AP report notes two state police and two others surrounded by an armed party about ten miles from an unnamed location in Virginia. The convoy or patrol was driven out and efforts to return described as ongoing, with no labor or county details confirmed.
Jacob aid, a Shepherdstown youth, was in critical condition at Winchester Memorial City Hospital after a wagon accident on the way to a campground near Washington Grove. He suffered a skull fracture and serious head injuries.
The death of Mrs Jefferson widow of Mr Jefferson occurred at home 15 West Avenue Baltimore. The funeral will be held at 2 o clock from meeting place with interment at Park Cemetery.
Miss Carrie Kelidan and her companion plan to visit her mother Eliza J. Kelian at the latter’s home on East Leicester Street. The note outlines travel plans and family connection in a brief social item.
Fragmentary OCR lists E R Hook as cashier and J P E P Bean as directors with unclear roles. The text also mentions A D one and vague company identifiers.
The document presents a balance of assets totaling 213 815 42 with bonds securities banking house and lot furniture and fixtures cash and due from banks summing to 246 055 20. It is sworn by E Coffman cashier that the statement reflects the bank’s financial condition at close of business June 30 1921 in Middletown Virginia.
The document presents a balance sheet for The People's Incorporated Stephens City Virginia dated June 30 1921. It lists assets including loans and discounts overdrafts unsecured bonds securities and other items along with cash and deposits from banks totaling 219 066 48 and deposits 168 567 19. It shows capital stock earnings and dividends figures and notes on savings deposits and certificates. The statement is sworn by Cashier Russell A Shryock and countersigned by directors John A Hinkle Charles E Staples L A Adams with notary P F Lineburg dated July 1 1921.
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