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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1915

Page

2

Municipal lights eyed as Winchester weighs cheaper path

Dr. McGuire urges municipal plant in Winchester after visiting Hagerstown where rates for lighting and power are cheaper and lamps are provided free. He cites 400 watt nitrogen lamps, $3 each, 1500 hour life, and argues a city plant could undercut the local power company and supply power for cities, farms, and industry. Comparison shows Winchester rates higher for kilowatts than Hagerstown, with potential annual net gains and substantial street lighting value.

McGuire Winchester North Virginia Power Company Hagerstown Max Teichmann Frederick

Frederick council moves to bid electric lighting contracts

After the accountant’s statement Dr. Mc Guire introduced an ordinance authorizing the light committee to advertise for new bids for electric lighting. It passed first and second readings. A full report from Engineer Johnston is expected soon and will be laid before the council.

Frederick McGuire Light Committee Johnston

Burnt Factory Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel

Local column records social visits and travel from Burnt Factory Virginia. Charles Coe and daughter Miss Coe, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, and guests journey to Martinsburg. W. F. Rinker visits Opequon. Misses Wood host visitors. families from Rippon and Wadesville appear. Miss Larclle Anquary visits relatives near town. return trips noted for Mrs. Chapman and mother from Trone.

Miss Fily Charles Coe Lie Coe Compa Chapman Martinsburg J. M. Fishpaw Wiest Rippon W. Va Jacob Rinker Valley Rinker Wadesville Larclle J. E. Chapman Trone Charles

Cardui touted as remedy for womanly troubles in Mt Airy ad

In Mt Airy North Carolina a testimonial promotes Cardui as a women’s tonic claiming years of relief from womanly and stomach troubles after six bottles. The ad urges other women to try Cardui and notes wide usage over fifty years with a promise of similar results.

Mt. Airy N. C Sarah M. Chapil Tve Cardus Cardui Lady Reader

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed in Ad Copy

An advertisement touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a top remedy for kidney liver and bladder diseases. It claims quick mild effects from a gentle vegetable formula and urges trial via 50 cent to one dollar bottles or a ten cent sample request to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY, mentioning the Winchester Evening Star.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, M. Y Winchester Evening Star

Christmas entertainments planned in Ridgeway area

Paynes Chapel Sunday school will present a Christmas entertainment December 23 at 7 15 p m. Pine Hill Public School hosts a Christmas program December 23 at 7 30 p m. Mrs Mary E Cunningham remains ill at her home near there. M T Kibler railroad agent at the place improves after weeks of illness. John Price reports harvesting corn on several acres yielding about 12 barrels per acre, an exceptional slate land yield.

Ridgeway Paynes Chapel Raye Public School Mary E. Cunningham M. T. Kibler Co. Vv. Railroad Company Place John Price

Christmas Season Visits Across Terrytown Community

Terrytown residents share holiday visits with family and relatives. Ruth Crim stays with Mabel and Katharine Morgan. Dernard Busey and Maggie Boyles visit Blanche Legg. Wiedmans return from Cherton Virginia. Randolph Anderson visits Ben Abrell family. Albert Anderson and Josephine Hott return from California with trips to Ohio and Illinois. Lula Morgan and Katharine visit Verna Swimley in Winchester. Zeph Morgan visits Ben Abrell. Josephine Morgan travels to Winchester for the Christmas rush. Don Abrell at home critically ill with family nearby. John Abrell and Edgar Abrell visit from Mechanicsburg and Paynes Chapel. Bert Abrell’s colt injured. Dr. Clifford Lewis treats the injury.

Terrytown W. Va Ruth Crim Mabel Katharine Morgan Dernard Busey Maggie Boyles Blanche Legg Margie Wiedman Cherton Randolph Anderson Summit Point Ben Abrell Albert Anderson Josephine Hott Anderson Pinkie Flagg California Ohio Illinois Lula Morgan Katharine Verna Swimley Winchester Zeph Morgan Josephine Morgan Don Abrell John Abrell Mechanicsburg Edgar Abrell Paynes Chapel Bert Abrell Clifford Lewis

Hopewell To Have Big National Bank

The Treasury Department approved the First National Bank of Hopewell, organized by local capitalists, to open in the next few days. Richmond figures involved include Littleton Fitzgerald, Sands, T. S. Winston, James Mullen, and R. H. Bruce. Capital will be $100,000.

Treasury Department Washington First National Bank of Hopewell Richmond

Wigginton Estate Referenced for Asset and Heir Inquiry

Frederick County Virginia court orders master commissioner to appraise F Marion Wigginton estate realty debts and heirs. notice published for four weeks in Winchester newspaper. December 11 1915 set as time and place for execution of reference by Commissioner R Gray Williams.

County of Frederick Mary E. Golliday Mary E. Galliday Joseph Shambaugh Jacob Rhodes Dee W. Baker Ward & Larrick Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Mary Elizabeth Wigginton Alva R. Wigginton F. Marion Wigginton Winchester R. Gray Williams

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