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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1924

Page

7

Char Town Host Delights with Lower Clarke Christmastide Luncheon

Mrs. Butler hosts a festive luncheon on the Shenandoah with Gen and Mrs Laurence aon and other guests from Knoxville and Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Kitchen celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Green Hill farm home near Char Town with a surprise gathering, gifts, and ample dinner.

Butler Lower Clarke Edward G. Sr Shenandoah River Laurence Aon Knoxville Kitchen J.T. Kitchen Char- Town Alr

Catarrhal Deafness Ad From 19th Century Medicine Ad

An advertisement explains catarrhal deafness caused by Eustachian tube inflammation and promotes Ball’s Catarrh Medicine as a cure. It claims the product rid the system of catarrh and restores hearing, noting J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as sellers.

Ball J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Public Sale of Valuable Farm in Frederick County Va

Trustee Herbert S. Larrick announces a public auction of a 73 acre farm near Winchester on Red Bud Creek. The property features 11 acres of creek bottom, 4 acres of bearing orchard, 6 acres timber, a brick dwelling, outbuildings, and water access. Sale January 29, 1926 at 11 am. terms include one third cash and two equal annual payments with bonds and deed of trust. A. G. Swanson, Auctioneer.

Frederick County County Winchester Frederick Com Jay Herbert Larrick A. G. Swanson

Land Sale Under Malinda Kitchen Trusts in Frederick Va

Trustees by virtue of two deeds of trust due to Mafinda C. Kitchen deceased offer 212 acre tract in eastern Frederick County near Clarke line seven and one half miles from Winchester. Sale Wednesday Jan 28 1920 at 11 am in front of Winchester courthouse. One third cash with two equal annual payments, bonds due with semi annual interest, secured by deed of trust and fire policy. A G Swanson auctioneers.

Mafinda C. Kitchen Frederick County County Court Winchester Clarke County Armel, Ginn, Rice Malinda C. ‘Kitchen Herbert Larrick C. B. Guyer A. G. Swanson

Mrs Miller’s Christmas Homecoming Reveals Navy Sailor

Mrs Susan Miller of Highland avenue hosted an extended family gathering on Christmas day. Her son Harry H Miller of the United States Navy, home for 25 days after five years at sea, spoke of his 28 000 miles traveled and European service with ports like Constantinople Athens Venice Naples Gibraltar Constanta. He has now returned to Norfolk where he is stationed.

Miller Susan Miller Highland Avenue Laura Hoover Highnue Florence: Ler Lil and Roy Elliott Eugene Lillian May Osburg Mary David Mills Blanche Miller Harry H. Miller United States Navy Constantinople Athens Venice Naples Gibraltar Constanta Norfolk

Teets and Lemaster Wed at First Baptist Parsonage

The Rev W T Hall officiated at a wedding in the parsonage this afternoon. The bride Miss Mary Ann May Lemaster, daughter of E E and Mary Lemaster of Berkeley County, wed Frederick Bryarly Teets, a Winchester brick maker. The groom is son of Arthur and Maggie Teets.

Frederick B. Teets Miss Lemaster Martinsburg W. Va W. T. Hall First Baptist Church Mary Ann May Lemaster E. E. and Mary Lemaster Berkeley County Frederick Bryarly Teets Winchester Arthur Maggie Teets

Personal News: Cline Family Visits Hite Home

Mr. Paul Cline of Richmond and his sister Miss Margaret visited Misses Nellie and Lillie Hite on Monday afternoon before departing for Martinsburg and Winchester to spend the holidays.

Paul Cline Richmond Margaret Nellie Lillie Hite Martinsburg Winchester

Montrose Orchards Produces Bumper Crop

Montrose Orchards, with about 3700 trees, yielded 8400 barrels of apples this year and grossed nearly $35,000 in 1924. The 1000 acre property includes 300 acres cultivable, timber, multiple buildings, a packing house, and a gravity water system. Owned by a busy investor, it is offered for sale at 50 000 dollars with reasonable terms through Venable and Ford of Lynchburg, Virginia.

Montrose Venable & Ford 9Th Street Lynchburg

Suit to recover judgment and attach land in Frederick VA

In Frederick County Circuit Court W Ward and L Latrick as assignees sue W M Buddecke to recover a note for his accommodation endorsed by plaintiffs and discounted by Middletown State Bank. Land of fifty acres in Frederick County Virginia is to be attached. Buddecke, not a Virginia resident, must appear within ten days of publication and respond. Publication ordered weekly for four weeks in Evening Star Winchester.

W. M. Buddecke Virginia Evening Star Winchester Co. C. Brannon

Sheriff Sale of Wisecarver Farm Assets in Frederick Va

Pursuant to a Virginia Circuit Court order the Wisecarver farm near Relief Frederick County Va will be offered for public sale on December 30 1924 at 10 am. The auction lists horses hay implements a Fordson Tractor a power sprayer and other farm equipment. Cash terms. Auctioneer I Brumback and Clerk R L Smith. Sheriff Luther Pannett Frederick Co Va.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia EB. E. Wisecarver C. EF. Kern Wisecarver Relief I. Brumback Smith Luther. Pannett Frederick Co

Social roundup notes guests and travels in Staunton

Staunton Virginia society page lists Miss Cavent Turner from Washington as a guest of Dr. and Mrs. E. 2. Stuart. Several guests arrive for weddings while local residents attend events at the Memorial Hospital and George Washington Hotel. Arthur Steck and Victor Arthur wedding plans unfold with a large invite reach.

Miss Cavent Turner Washington E. 2. Stuart

Local residents host holiday visits and travel notices

A roundup of residents returning from trips and visiting relatives in Charles Town Staunton Richmond Philadelphia Front Royal Martinsburg and other towns. Names include Raymond Issler Mary Teats Maggie Cain Rose Clark Hilda O Leary Cary Crow and many others with departures arrivals and visits noted.

Understanding Fatigue Causes and Self Care

Fatigue results from crowded overheated rooms glare from lights and uncomfortable seating and clothing. Rest in a quiet cool well ventilated room to restore balance and reduce illness risk.

Western Newspaper Union

Staunton Woman Weekend Guest in City

Miss Mary M. Teats of Staunton Va was the weekend guest of Mrs. Carl E. Lowman in this city. Miss Frances Feltner, who had visited Miss Gladys Derry, left today for Summit Point and was accompanied by Miss Feltner who will visit for several days.

Mary Teats Staunton Carl Lowman Maggie Cain Louise Lake Middletown Scott Owens Mary M. Teats Staunton, Va Carl E. Lowman Frances Feltner Gladys Derry Summit Point Miss Feltner

Mrs Funkhouser of Stephens City Dies of Heart Attack

Mrs Annie Elizabeth Funkhouser wife of William S Funkhouser of Stephens City died at 12 30 this morning at her home from heart trouble Funeral services will be held at the house with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery She is survived by her husband two sons Hugh N and C W Funkhouser both of Washington and two daughters Misses Marjorie M and Bernice L Funkhouser living at home

Annie Elizabeth Funkhouser William S. Funkhouser Stephens City Mount Hebron

Prayer for Authors Echoes Through Time and Cement History

Thomas Fuller’s model prayer praises making sense with letters as writers work. The text notes Europe’s natural cements called Roman cements first made in England in 1706 by James Parker, with French production around 182. In the U S a natural cement rock was found during Erie Canal construction in 1818.

Thomas Fuller Boston Transcript Europe England James Parker France United States Erie Canal New York

Holland Means Nether Lands and Shackleton Object Gift

The piece notes Nederlanden meaning low lands and describes the Dutch term for hollow country. It then reports Shackleton's 22 foot boat from his 7 000 mile voyage to South Georgia named Quest of aid was given to his old school Pulwich college.

Holland Nederlanden The Netherlands Shackleton South Georgia Island Pulwich College

Kemp Duval Visits Sister on Stewart Street

Mr L Kemp Duval of Washington arrived Saturday for a general visit to his sister Mrs Bert Beverley at her Stewart Street home.

Colston Trapnell Weston W. Va W. B. Cornwell Trapnell Virginia Military Institute

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