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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1915
Page
5
Mrs. 8 A Clarkson reports a family skin ailment lasting years. After using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap, all symptoms disappeared within days and no traces remain four months later. The ad notes physicians have prescribed these products for 20 years.
The Frederick County Circuit Court in Virginia on November 2 1915 continued chancellery proceedings involving Jennie Swartz estate and multiple heirs and guardians. A Master Commissioner will inquire about real and personal property shares and division feasibility with notices to interested parties by weekly publication in Winchester Virginia.
Mr. J C Bolinger, 38 caliber revolver found beside him, died at his home after being found in a bloodied bed Sunday morning. He was the eldest telegraph operator for the Norfolk and Western Railway in the area and leaves a widow, son, parents, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral at the Presbyterian Church with interment in Charles Town cemetery. The tragedy followed by a separate report: a head on collision at Lenzburg, Illinois killed a fireman and injured several passengers. Ernest Thompson Seton resigned as chief scout of the Boy Scouts of America.
The ad promises rapid relief from indigestion gas heartburn and stomach misery within five minutes. It touts Pape's Diapepsin as safe effective for all ages and urges keeping a case at home for daytime or nighttime stomach distress.
Summit Point December 6 Mr G B White of near Middleway entertained at a dinner held at his father's home for the father's birthday. The room was prettily decorated and the birthday cake bore seventy two candles indicating the elder Mr White's age. Attending were Mr and Mrs J B White Mr and Mrs John White and others.
A list of residents and relatives from Martinsburg Hagerstown Bunday Hill Summit Point Crum's Church and Meadow Mills visit each other and spend time with kin. Mr and Mrs Thomas Keckley host relatives near Charlestown while Mrs Henry Carper stays with Thomas Keckleys.
A Hughes county Oklahoma farmer saved about ninety days of ten hour work by digging an eight foot well near the barn after county agent Milstead urged it. Previously horses and man walked 400 yards round trip to a distant spring costing time and effort. The tale invites Virginia farmers to similar improvements.
The funeral for Charles H. Kitchen, who died at his home near Armel Clarke county, was held at 11 a.m. last Friday. Rev. Wilson of White Post conducted the service. He died at age 83. He served in the Mexican and Civil Wars. He married Miss Mary Crebs and had four sons George Smith Walter and Herbert, all in the west. In a second marriage he had four daughters and one son, Mrs J Norman Roger Mrs D Guard Mrs J W Armoer of Prince William Va Mrs Charles Rutherford of Wellington Va and T W Kitchen of Clarke county. One sister survives.
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