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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
2
Joseph Kuykendall 87 of Vienna who served as a Civil War captain under General John A. Logan was killed in a February automobile collision near Marion Illinois.
Fragmentary notice showing a lender Fosse Oe with a phone number 351-1 and unclear dated run-in text. It reads as a household loan service advertisement with missing details.
Notice of annual stockholders meeting at the County Court House in Winchester at 2 p.m. on March 6 1929. Secretary H L McCann signs the notice in this archival brief.
A compiled schedule lists sellers and dates from Feb 11 to Mar 27 offering stock, implements, timbered land, and live stock across Berryville, Charles Town, Summit Point, and surrounding roads. Names include Patrie Ashby Henson Crawford Lacey Polhamus Cline Newlin Larrick Smalwood Dyke Largent Baker Cooke Fowler Purcell McKee Cooper Myers Chiles Belle Boyce Boyce Staub Rust West DeHaven among others.
Rev C J Racey and Boyd Line burg of Winchester were dinner guests of the Clowsers. Cather and Hoover hosted visitors. Helen White visited grandparents. Larrick family with Frances visited Rinker in Winchester. Kump family from High View WV visited White family. Baker family called near Hanging Rock WV for ill mother. Heflin family called on Loy. Herbert Kump returned home to High View. Omah Clowser visited Carter Hoover family. Frank Orndoff recovering at Memorial Hospital since before Christmas.
Greenspring Virginia notes list visits and social gatherings from February including Mr Roland Gano and Mrs Emma Stro bridge of Martinsburg visiting Mr and Mrs William Dix, Berlin Webber installing a nine tube radio, many Gerrardstown and Winchester area visitors, and dinner guests at the Fries and Strobridge households.
An Atlantic City man gained 28 pounds after 8 weeks with McCoy's Tablets. A frail woman added 15 pounds in five weeks, and a Alabama woman's weight rose from 109 to 125 after three boxes. The ad guarantees full refund if no gain of at least 5 pounds after four 60 cent boxes or two one dollar boxes. Buy at Baker's Drug Store or any drug store.
On February 5 at Smith Shoals near Key West tests showed two men escape from a sunken submarine 8 4 aboard the tender Mallard. They used oxygen masks to reach the surface after emerging from the escape hatch and later reentered the sub to escape the motor room. Further tests aim to prove ability to reach safety from torpedo rooms and other compartments.
Back Creek notes report influenza cases improving among Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Binker and family. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, Granville Davis, Mrs. Bessie Price and Margaret Price. Epworth service at Gainesboro Church led by Miss Virginia Adams at 7:30 pm. Norman DeHaven opens a needed blacksmith shop in Gainesboro. Ward Shade improving after illness. Caution over broken glass on streets affecting automobile tires. People making big records in most activities except work.
Beauties who guard their complexions use MELLO GLO Face Powder for purity and smooth coverage. The powder, made by a new French process, stays on longer and gives a youthful bloom. Sold by Baker's Drug Store. Adv.
In Frederick County Virginia a partition suit by Peoples National Bank of Leesburg against Theresa Milburn John B Milburn Hugo Milburn Reta Milburn M M Lynch trustee Shenandoah Valley National Bank Katherine Anne Todd Lacy and W A Lacey and B P Harrison trustee seeks to divide real estate and enforce a deed of trust. Non resident defendants Lacey and Todd Lacey must appear within ten days of publication. notice to be published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Evening Star and mailed to Lacey at 2100 I St Washington DC. ClerK Brannon or test.
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