Thanksgiving travel and visits noted in local list
The report lists residents and visitors in Lexington and nearby areas during Thanksgiving. It mentions people staying at homes of Dr. McGuire and Mr. Fansler, drives by Misses Helen and others, and several families from Washington and Martinsburg visiting, along with church service notes and a marriage license issued to Samuel Price and Minnie Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie
West Center Street
W. P. McGuire
Amherst Street
Lexington
Samuel G. Price
North Mountain
W. Va
Minnie C. Jones
Visit Notes Highlight Local Arrivals at Hotels
Mr Lorin A Cover arrived from Baltimore to visit Mrs Cover and children stopping at the Commercial Hotel. Mr and Mrs Roland Sembyan Wildwood New Jersey have registered several days at Hotel Yack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
L B
Lee
Fisher Pe
All Patton
Pei
L. H. McKinster
Charles Town
W. Va
Wat Pitt
Seanad Wenig
Roland Sembyan
Old-Time Colored Man Passes Away in Clarke County
The obituary notes the death of a well known Clarke County resident, William M. Brown, aged about 70s, following complications. He was a devout member of the old school Baptist Church and lived among prominent Clarke County families. He leaves ten grandchildren and two wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Clarke
Wiliam M. Brown
Old School Baptist Church
Clarke County
Balence
Bowers and others suit to settle estate and bond validity
In Frederick County Circuit Court a suit seeks court inquiry into a $6000 bond and, if valid, issuance on the margin of the Deed Book. The case aims to refer to a Commissioner of Chancery to settle the executor’s account of A G Mellenger dec’d and direct distribution and debts payment. An affidavit states defendants are nonresidents of Virginia. notice ordered in The Winchester Star and posted at court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os B. F. Bowers
Susan M. Hoover
Mary E. Sager
Anna B. Kemp
Erian Pierce
Datel
Bowers
Daniel
Wright
Jessie S
Ner Bowserg
Dants
Virginia
Winchester
Wit
Oman i Brannon
Red Pepper Rub Promises Relief From Rheumatism
An old advertisement touts red pepper rub as a cure for rheumatic pain. It claims the tingling warmth eases joint torture and offers quick relief, urging readers to try a jar for a soothing effect. The copy uses promotional language to sell the topical remedy.
National Medical Institute Ad Promotes Relief Writs
An irregular ad from Milwaukee promotes Triumph Pills as safe in droper cases. It touts relief writs and colors as free, listing the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin and an address for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Medical Institute
Milwaukes, Wi
C. Andy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dia
Wilk Pd
Elgin
Waltham
Illinois
Howard
Ingersoll
Waterman’s Ideal
ERS
Rees
Jewelers
aNn
Chamberlin
Chamberlin Mechanics
Suétalla
E. W. Armstrong
Metal Weather Strip’Co
Care Old“ Virginia
Tom Warren
Prues
Huntsberry’s
Ridgewood Orchard
C. P. McVicar’s
H. Elmer Griffin
National Avenue
Iaitaeth
Harry Collins
New York
America
Brisbafie
H. Vells
Lloyd George
Mussolini
Mary Roberts Rineshart
Baltimore American
Helen
H. S. Riddle
Mee
Robert le Siler
This County
Teweseek Ries
Howard Long
Mategaret Long
Sy Leeke
Walter B. Potts
Washington
Shade
Elmer Waldemar
Frostburg
Mertinsburg
Ata Abs S. Grant
Mia Tausaie Talbot
John
Star Mialand
Waite
John Leg Grant
Norman Campbell
Martinsburg
Gladys Haldeman
J. S. Haldeman
South Washington Street
M. J. Yost
North Kent Street
Baker and Company
James H. Bott
James, Jr
Kington
Joseph Miller
John. Mann
John Mann
Methodist Episcopal Church
Whhelder
St. Paul's
A. M
Charch
Goronta
Dependable
Gray Beverley
Third Corps
United States Army
Quantico Marines
Ctrcnit
Comiry
Frederick Wis. Weis
de Picinun
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