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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1917

Page

2

Virginia Court Orders Sale of Winchester House Lot

In Winchester on August 18, the Clerk ordered Nora Harris Henry Harris Laura Weaver Geo Weaver Webster Esquard Mary Harris Leslie Harris Sally Esquard Alice Russ Samuel Russ Nancy Esquard Helen Thornton Roy Thornton and Samuel Esquad and all unknown heirs of William Robinson to appear within 15 days after publication to reject their interests in the house and lot No 11 on West Hart Street, with the sale proceeds to be distributed among rightful heirs. The order requires weekly publication for four weeks in the Evening Star.

Istate OF Virginia Corporation Court of City of Winchester Thomas Esquard Nora Harris West Hart Street Wm. Robinson Henry Harris Laura Weaver Geo. Weaver Webster Esquard Mary Harris Leslie Harris Sally Esquard Alice Russ Samuel Russ Nancy Esquard Helen Thornton Roy Thornton Samuel Esquad Evening Star

Special low prices on mahogany furniture this week

Readable items include mahogany sideboards tables chairs stands davenports desks clocks bureaus mirrors inlaid walnut high chests and bureaus Adams and Windsor chairs porch benches and more. Special low prices valid this week.

Remedy For Summer Ills From Mrs Scott Of Scottsville

During hot months many families face summer complaint and need prompt treatment. Mrs F F Scott of Scottsville NY reports a severe attack once relieved by one dose of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. Others in her family have had similar relief. For sale by all dealers.

F. F. Scott Scottsville N. Y Chamberlain

Dally Optimistic Thought and Community Privileges

A brief note reflects on optimism and the call of privileges, framing them as less important than broader community duties and responsibilities. It emphasizes upholding civic care amid daily reflections.

Junk Heap Gold and Silver Gifts Aid Red Cross

Contributions pour in from across the United States to the Washington Red Cross melting pot. Gold and silver trinkets and other metal items are gathered, melted, and sold to fund ambulances hospital supplies and other Red Cross needs. Mrs Holmes Conrad of Winchester Virginia is highlighted as a notable contributor with a box containing gold and silver.

United States Red Cross Washington Winchester The Washington Star Holmes Conrrad Conrad

Clothing Shortage Officially Denied

Secretary Baker announced there will be no serious clothing or equipment shortage as the national army mobilizes next month. He said arrangements for supplies are well advanced and any shortage found will be overcome quickly. cantonments and training establishments are nearing completion and ready for the levies as they arrive.

Washington National Army Baker

Bur nt Factory Notes in Burnt Factory Va

Burnt Factory Virginia reports a series of local notices detailing visits and travels. W M Swimley, Verna Swimley and Mrs Smith return to Winchester after a week with J M Cain. Carver party returns from Luray caverns. Others travel to Berryville Minnie Wood Chapel Martinsburg and Richmond. Two men Hardesty certified for military service.

Burnt Factory W. M. Swimley Verna Swimley Emma George Cunningham Berryville W. L. McDonald George E. Baker Minnie Wood Chapel Harry Marsh Alexandria Paul Marsh Richmond Margery Marsh Ada Tanquary

LeVan Hyssong Serves in Army Among Winchester Boys

Winchester notes that LeVan Hyssong is serving in the army as a corporal in an Iowa State University training area. He is the son of Mrs. Hyssong and the late W. E. Hyssong of Winchester and was raised here before attending a program at the State College. Previously he worked with the Northern Virginia Power Company in Winchester.

Winchester LeVan Hyssong Pa Fowa Company Infantry Hyssong

Local notes from Capon Bridge tied to visits and church events

August 30 items note Carl Sirbaugh visiting his father in Monessen and Mary Line visiting in Martinsburg. William and S. D. McKee host Burlington visitors. A C McWilliams plan to stay with hosts until spring. Rev A M Barr holds Bloomery meeting. Giffin and McWilliams family travel and attend events. Pittsburgh preacher Rev Wilson speaks at the M E Church South. A campaign for a new town school advances, with potential major impact.

I Ae Capon Bridge Carl Sirbaugh Monessen J. N. Sirbaugh William Oates Burlington W. Va S. D. McKee C. R. White A. C McWilliams A. M. Barr Bloomery Mise Mary Line Martinsburg Ott Sirbaugh A. C. McWilliams New York City I. H. Giffin Wardensville

Mrs Fugitt and Daughter Visit In Home State

Carpers Valley Virginia reports Fannie Fugitt of Winchester and her daughter Ella Melenbacker of Wenatchee Washington spent Sunday in the area.

Carpers Valley Fannie Fugitt Winchester Ella Melenbacker Wenatchee Wash

Stephens City Services Announcement

Rev. Malcolm S. Taylor of Woodstock Virginia announces services will be held every first Sunday at 11 a.m. in St Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church Stephens City this county. He extends a cordial invitation. Rev. Mr. Taylor is also rector of the Episcopal Church at Woodstock.

Malcolm S. Taylor Woodstock St. Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church Stephens City County Mr. Taylor Episcopal Church

Public Sale of Winchester City Real Estate in 1917

Special commissioners will sell at the Frederick county Virginia court house steps a parcel on Braddock Street in Winchester. The deed dates to October 6 1906 with two small houses. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with interest secured by deed of trust and insurance. Bond posted. August 9 1917. J W Baker Jr deputy clerk. 8-10-4w.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Milton A. Conner Mary E. Foltz County Court House Winchester Braddock Street Cemetery Lane Mary E. Foltz Et Charles M. Fletcher Corporation Clerk’s

Social visits across Winchester area noted

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W. Carper hosted guests on Millwood Road while Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Weber of Winchester visited. Mrs. Albert Curl and Miss Mildred Ketchener traveled to visit Mildred’s parents Sunday. Brookie Carper stayed with Allen Legg in Stephens City this past week. Helen Miller of Winchester visited Miss Hilda Harmer over the weekend. Lee Anderson and family from Winchester visited his parents William and Mrs. Anderson on Sunday. W J Keller of Winchester spent an evening with Sewell Shearer at Willow Brook. H H Carper visited Abraham Warner on South Market Street in Winchester Wednesday.

William Allemony Nina Bromley Ada Tanquary Ruth Lillian Cooper Henry M. Cole Martinsburg Edgar W. Carper Millwoad Road Ernest Weber Winchester Albert Curl Mildred Ketchener Brookie Carper Mrs Allen Legg Stephens City Helen Miller Hilda Harmer Lee Anderson William Anderson H. H. Carper Abraham Warner South Market Street

Miss Murphy to Wed in October at Clermont

Col and Mrs S J Murphy of Pasadena announce the engagement of daughter Yvonne Doors to James Bruce Duncan of Waco Texas The wedding is set for October 10 at Clermont the country home of the bride parents near Charles Town West Virginia The Star prints all the news.

Col S. J. Murphy Pasadena Cal Yvonne Doors James Bruce Duncan Wiaco Texas Clermont Charles Town W. Va

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