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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1919

Page

7

Handkerchiefs on sale with varied embroidery

Linen plain effects and crepe de chine handkerchiefs offered. French and Swiss embroidered styles featured. Handkerchiefs described as hand embroidered. prices noted as three for $1.00 and $1.50 per box.

Poultry Trade Highlighted by Frank Hellerick & Co

Frank Hellerick & Co. of 349 New Market Street Philadelphia touts 39 years in the business and guarantees the highest market prices for poultry.

Frank Hellerick & Co New Market St Philadelphia

Long Meadows Items and Local Happenings

In Long Meadows Virginia on December 18 Mrs Coffelt and son Roy visit relatives near Edinburg. Price Bee and family move to Pennsylvania for work. Joe Gordon visits his mother Jennie Gordon in Edinburg. Luther Coffelt family to move into Lee’s former house. S G Coffelt claims 436 pound hog, Charles Kerns 410 pounds. Mrs Charles Long ill. Santa brings twins to J H Brumback family a son 6 1 2 pounds daughter 7 1 2 pounds, mother and babies thriving.

Long Meadows Price Bee Brumback House Pennsylvania Joe Gordon Edinburg Jennie Gordon Luther Coffelt Lee S. G. Coffelt Charles Long Santa Claus J. H. Brum

Daylight Saving Bill Introduced by Rep Dallinger

Washington December 18 Daylight saving would be reinstated by a bill from Representative Dallinger a Republican. The act would set appoint a standard time on the last Sundays in April and September respectively. Miss Gertrude Meyer formerly of this city now a Mary Baldwin Seminary faculty member Staunton Va is guest of Mr and Mrs W T Barr at their Peyton street home.

Washington Rep Dallinger Gertrude Meyer Mary Baldwin Seminary Staunton, Va W. T. Barr Peyton Street

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