Winchester Divorce Suit Abandonment Case Proceedings
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on November 8 1919 Horace T Deahl sues Marcia D Deahl for divorce from bed and board on abandonment and desertion grounds. Affidavit states defendant not a Virginia resident and she must appear within 15 days after publication to protect her interest. Copy teste. Winchester October 12 1919. In Vacation. Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
Horace T. Deahl
Marcia D. Deahl
Corporation Court
Eer Csptaeastsce Ale
Roy Martin
Evening Star
J. B. Beverley
Warren Rice
Public Sale of Bromley Farm in Frederick County Virginia
Public auction in Winchester at noon on December 6 1919 offers the Bromley Farm 183 acres near Hayfield Frederick County with a twelve room house, barn and 75 acres timber. Immediate possession except house and barn held to March 1 1920. one third cash with two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance. Bidder M M Lynch trustee with approval from Esther L Ridgeway deputy clerk.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Arminta J. Smith
Wa. H. Smith, Jr
Court House
Winchester
William H. Smith
M. M. Lynch
Dunn & Duvall, Audts
I. Esther L. Ridgeway
Circuit Court
Honest newspaper advertising helps small businesses grow
Advertising in local newspapers boosts visibility for small businesses and supports community commerce by reaching nearby customers with affordable messaging. Small firms can test offers, build brand awareness, and attract repeat customers through targeted insertions and timely placements.
A WEDDING AND FUNERAL IN WOODSTOCK
The Woodstock Times reports the funeral of J Robert Solenberger who died in Woodstock New Jersey, the service held at his parents home with Presbyterian rites. The burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The paper also notes the marriage of F Groves and Miss Alice Brif in Baltimore with plans to reside in Winchester. Groves served in the United States Army and now works with Joseph Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robert Mopuldr
Winchester
Solenberger
Baltimore
J. Riobert Solenberger
Woodstock
John
Mount Hebron
The
Woodstock Times
Robert Solenberger
Bobby
Inter
F. Groves
Alice Brif
T. J. Orndorff
North Main Street
Mr. Groves
Georgie Groves
United States Army
Washington Ambulance Company
United States
Germany
France
Joseph Sullivan
Indigestion and Constipation Tablets Sale
These tablets are intended for indigestion and constipation. They tone the stomach and enable it to function naturally. They act gently on the liver and bowels, restoring health. When you see dullness and constipation, give them a trial. For sale by all druggists.
Last Rites For R. M. Wisecarver
Randolph Martin Wisecarver aged 42 died last Thursday from heart disease. Funeral held Sunday at Sunrise Church led by Rev. E. W. Brubaker. Burial followed in church graveyard. Pallbearers named Ollie Miller Edward Smith E M Hicks H P Boyce Jacob Bageant Clinton Larrick. Survived by widow four daughters Georgie Rosie Madge Irene and three sons Roy Walter and Randolph Jr. A daughter Anna died last year.
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Randolph Martin Wisecarver
Star
Sunrise Church
E. W. Brubaker
Ollie Miller
Edward Smith
E. M. Hicks H. P. Boyce
Jacob Bageant
Clinton Larrick
Mr. Wisecarver
Georgie
Rosie
Madge
Irene Wisecarver
Roy
Walter
Randolph Wisecarver
Anna Wisecarver
Lynch Sells Washington Pall Mall and Stewart Lots for 10000
Real estate deal announced by M. M. Lynch involves two large residential lots fronting Washington Pall Mall and Stewart streets. One sale goes to Mrs. Seabury Davies and the other to Mr. J. L. Maphis for about 10000. Davies secures 112 feet on Washington and 190 feet on Pall Mall. Maphis takes 112 feet on Stewart and 190 feet on Pall Mall. Davies plans a new attractive home. the area lies near Handley Schools.
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M. M. Lynch
Washington, Pall Mall
Stewart Streets
Stewart and
Gerard Streets
William G. Hardy
New Handiey Schools
Davies
Washington Street
Pall Mall Street
Maphis
Stewart Street
Reliance News Notes from Memorial Hospital and Local Visits
Miss Emma Calbreath shows steady recovery after gallstone operation at Memorial Hospital and hopes to return home soon. Mrs Blanche Showalter convalesces at home after her hospital stay. Miss Long of Luray stayed with the Bakers for Thanksgiving week. Mr and Mrs Olinger and children visited Mr David Gruver’s family. I K Gruver, once a merchant here, visited from near Washington. Miss Mary Kissick of Albia spent Thanksgiving with Miss Bertha Gruver. A mission offering at United Brethren Church raised 65 dollars. The Bakers hosted a social for Miss Long with attendees including Ruth Weirich Edna Sargent Marie Rinker Neva and Mary Dovel, and Messrs sil and Fred Sargent Mark Dovel Roy McDermott and Howard Evans.
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Vavellanee
Emma Calbreath
Memorial Hospital
Blanche Showalter
Miss Long
Luray
Mary Kissick
Albia
Iowa
Bertha Gruver
United Brethren Church
Baker
Ruth Weirich
Edna Sargent
Marie Rinker
Neva
Mary Dovel
Messrs.sil
Fred Sargent
Mark Dovel
Roy McDermott
Howard Evans
Bowen Estate Tax Victory for Virginia and Clarke County
The Bowen estate in Clarke county was ruled by the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals to owe taxes to the state and Clarke county. Bowen claimed Washington residency and Clarke county as a summer home, but a second trial established his legal residence in Clarke, confirming tax liability. Lawyers Ralph Burton and Conrad Kownslar defended Bowen. state counsel W T Lewis and R Gray Williams assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Augustus Bowen
Clarke
Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals of
Bowen
H. F. Byrd
Ralph Burton
Washington
Conrad Kownslar
Berryville
Examiner of Records
Clarke County
Cascarets Offer Gentle Night Cleansing
Sailors and citizens urged to cleanse the liver and bowels with Cascarets rather than harsh laxatives. The ad claims Cascarets work during sleep, remove sour undigested food and foul gases, and carry out waste without griping or discomfort at a low cost.
National Medical Institute advertisement in Milwaukee
An antique style advertisement urges readers to seek relief through a product called Tri umph Pills. It claims safety and reliability, warns against unverified drugs, and offers free information from the National Medical Institutes in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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National Medical Instituts
Little Things Cause Gunshine
Fragmentary prose discusses life brightness from small beams. It argues avoiding conflict by yielding, passing by minor slights, and choosing quiet patience over retaliation to prevent clouds in life. The text uses archaic spellings and moral reflection throughout.
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Alkin
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Brill & Ritter
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Richelieu
H. J. Mowrey Oppo
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the Makers
H. R. Willis
N. Market St
Esther L. Ridgeway
Hood
A. Groves
Miss Orndorfe
Father Mallon
Chamberlain
R. M. Wiscarver
Maysays
Sheibuy3s
Post
Reliance News
Eee
Bowen Estate
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Good & CO
Thomas & Messer
Georgette Crepe
H. K. Green & Bro
Moling & Seal
Logan R. Fay
Newark
N. J
Wenlich
Hill
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