Middletown Notes On Local Residents And Illnesses
In Middletown Virginia and nearby areas residents report illnesses including influenza and pneumonia. Names such as Laura and Mamie Kline, Shirley Price, Miss Amy Clark, Miss Nina Williams, Miss Elizabeth Cadwallader, Miss Helen Hinckle, and Miss Grace Clark appear along with families like the Wrights, Rhodes, and Edmonsons. Several locals travel or visit relatives during holidays and medical care is sought in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Mamie’ Kline
Waverly
Amy Clark Yio
George Clark
Marvin
Kiline
Olin Willey
Charlestown
W. Va
H. Willey
A. ¥. Wiley
Baltimore
Helen Hinckle
Stephens City
Bessie Sperry
Nina Williams
Kernstown
Winifred Blackgurn
Elizabeth ‘Cadwallader
Martha Riely
Agate Rhodes
Has Rhodes and Son
Bouna ‘Vista
S. F. Rhodes
Warren Hammack
Itiienza
Swamp Root Urges Kidney Health For Women
A health notice emphasizes kidney and bladder issues in women, linking back pain nervousness and poor health to kidney trouble. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and offers sample bottles by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. along with a purchase option at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
Parcel Post
Chamber to Hold General Membership Meeting
A.M. Field announced a general membership meeting of the Chamber of Commerce at eight o’clock on Monday evening January 4 at the Bills’ Club to discuss matters of ordinary and extraordinary interest to members.
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Ating
A.M. Field
Chamber of Commerce
Bills’ Club
Wm. Vance Killed By Romney Train
William Vance, son of Machir Vance, was killed near Romney West Virginia when his automobile stopped on the railroad track and a engine struck the car. John J. Ta kept was riding with him and was injured. The car, a Christmas gift, was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Vance
Romney
Witildil Vance
Machir Vance
Pleenagen
W. Va
Vace
John J. Takeep
Inékeep
Winchester Testimony Recommends Doan’s Kidney Pills
A reader endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills with a Winchester affiliation and home testimony. Mrs. EB Harlee of Braddock Street endorses relief from backache and kidney trouble, urging readers to buy Doan’s kidney pills for genuine merit and honesty. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York sells Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doans
Winchester
Doan
Braddock St
Dean
Public Sale of Valuable Farm in Frederick County Virginia
Public sale notices a deed of trust dated 1917 secures a 19500 debt with interest and credits. Trustees M. M. Lynch and Harry R. Kern offer 167 acre farm 9 miles southeast of Winchester with 36 acres bearing orchard and 26 acres wheat. Sale January 28 1919 at county courthouse Winchester, terms one third cash and two equal annual installments with bonds and deeds of trust securing payment.
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Frederick County
Virginia
E. G. Fauver
Sarah A. Fauver
M. M. Lynch
Sarah A. Feuver
Harry R. Kern
Meine
Quder
Geete County Court House
Winchester
Stephens City
Middle Road
E .G. Fauver
C. W. Snapp
Circuit Court
W. Snapp
C. C. Bauserman
Harry R, Kern
David E Stickley Dead At Marlboro
David E Stickley a well known farmer and Civil War Confederate veteran died at Marlboro after months of illness. Funeral from his home at 10 a m Friday, burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester. Surviving are four children Ollie Stickley Mrs H G Shull Mrs Albert Martin and Mrs H Shull. He was 75.
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David B. Stickley
Stickles
Judge Shackelford Dies Suddenly in Virginia
Judge George Scott Shackleford of the Ninth Judicial circuit in Virginia died suddenly Monday at his home in Orange. Born December 12, 1856 at Warrenton he held many county and state positions. Survived by his widow Virginia Rudolph Shad rd, three daughters, one son, a sister and a brother. funeral held today at St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church in Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scott Shackleford
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Virginia
Orange
Warrenton
Shackelford
Virginia Rudolph Shadrd
St. Thomas’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Local Families Visit Relatives This Week
Mrs R L Omps remains quite ill. Ira McIntyre and children of Cacapon visited relatives here last week. George Omps and wife visited their daughter Mrs William Mauzy on Sunday. Mrs Clara Reighner and daughter visited Brade Stotler Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ruby Sawyer were guests of the latter's parents Wednesday.
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Ood
W. Va
Robert Place
Morgan County
W .Va
R. L. Omps
Ira McIntyre
Cacapon
George Omps
Wiliam Mauzy
Clara Reighner
Brade Stotler
Ruby Sawyer
Tle
Blood Purifier Promises Healthier Development
An advertisement claims that any trace of scrofula or impurities in blood prevents full physical development and that S. S. will cleanse the blood, restore vigor, and provide new life. It urges readers to buy a bottle from druggists and start use today.
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8. S
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Bristo
Sleenera
Bluefield
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Om Lem
Shenandoah
Teterm
Cailadetpala
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Co. Saunders
Pas
Ockholders’ Meeting
Tise
Persona
Midd Town
Puddidtown
Myxite Rhodes
Bertha, Melncardt
Maransburg
Mids Mattie Wright
Washington
G. B. Wright
Dar
Earl Brumback
Alexandria
Shirley Price
Loring Pangie
Priscilla Dagen
Miia
Ina ‘Ridder
Mie
Louise
Frank ‘Whitington
Miss Grace, Clark
Stank
Guyer Varrick
G. Larrick
Miers
Vivian
Esther 4Zamonaon
Enendine Wwhdays
C.K. Edmonson
H. J. Mowery
Piccadilly Street
Oppo
Dow
Belgium
France
David E. Stickley
Marlboro
Ford
Mieick
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Chapman
Denny-Clowe Co. Inc
R. A. Denny
N. Main
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Hungary
Tor
Houston Post
Footer’s
Weidge
Footer’s Eye Works
Cumberland,Md
Heller
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