Handkerchiefs Sell At Unbelievable Winchester Prices
Watch this lot of handkerchiefs eclipse any sale of this class of goods ever offered in Winchester at prices less than before the war. Wait and watch for the ad in this paper.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
2
Watch this lot of handkerchiefs eclipse any sale of this class of goods ever offered in Winchester at prices less than before the war. Wait and watch for the ad in this paper.
Mrs Annie F Hyde aged 68 wife of the late P B Hyde died at her home Hampshire street and Childs avenue Piedmont W Va after a three year illness of a complication of diseases She was part of the town's prominent old follies She and her husband moved from Frederick County Virginia where he ran a jewelry store and later died in Winchester Two sons George T Hyde Paul Starkey Hyde and daughters Nellie Hyde and Endte Hyde survive Funeral arrangements not yet set
In Bannery Virginia Mr and Mrs J M Brill hosted a Monday night party for their daughter Estelle Brill turning eighteen Attendees included Ivy Dodson Glenna Dodson Hodgson Mary Coates Paul Madson W W Orndorff Russell Orndorff and others Sunday visits featured Miss Bessie Brill and Mrs G C Prill from Zepp Also notes recount oyster supper at Gravel Springs and local visits by several families including the Heishman and Himelricht households
Fragmentary advice urges supporting local producers and reducing transport. It promotes mindful eating, seasonal sourcing, and practical restraint, though the text is cluttered and partially garbled, preserving the core appeal for community, sustainability, and self reliance.
The Baptist church will hold preaching on Sunday morning at 11 oclock. Rev. H. B. Jennings principal of the High School at Boyce Virginia will be the speaker. A possible evening service is not confirmed. Immediately after the morning service the Lord's supper will be observed.
The court orders the master commissioners to report on the Mills estate details including realty and personal property, liens, division viability, creditor notices, unpaid taxes, and other pertinent matters. A publication notice is required in Winchester Virginia newspapers for four weeks before proceedings on December 7, 1917.
An 1917 Winchester Virginia notice instructs a master commissioner to report on creditors and assets of W. R. Brown deceased, liens, attorney compensation, and a distribution scheme. Notice requires appearance December 5, 1917, at 18 Rouse Avenue, Winchester, with evidence and vouchers.
A visiting girl at her aunt's house grows impatient at dinner and jokes to a nearby cat about waiting for her piece of apple pie. The scene captures a childlike tease amid a simple family meal.
In re Edith V. Graybeal as administratrix of Thomas P. Graybeal, the court orders reference to a Master Commissioner to determine all real and personal estate, liens, taxes, and rental value. identify heirs and distributees and settle accounts. assess infant son Walbert Marshal Graybeal's interests and potential sale and reinvestment of proceeds. publish notice for execution of order. Commissioner Russell Cather fixed November 20, 1917, at 10 a.m. in Winchester, Virginia, for proceedings.
Trustees will offer for sale at public auction a Winchester Virginia property with livery stable on Fairfax Lane fronting 94 feet, North side of Lane, December 8 at 11 a m. The sale is under a deed of trust dated August 8 1916 and recorded in Deed Book 32 page 78 with payment terms: one third cash, the rest in two equal annual installments secured by bonds, interest and insurance, buyer to receive the property conveyed to Robert Johnson.
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