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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1916

Page

2

Winchester real estate auction in 1916

Court ordered sale in Frederick county Virginia of Lot No 26 Valley avenue Winchester fronting 36 feet on Valley avenue and 41 feet 4 inches on Braddock Street property size about 200 feet deep with dwelling and outbuildings to be auctioned January 6 1916 at noon in front of the courthouse. Parcels and whole interest offered with terms a third cash on sale and two bonds due one and two years hence secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.

Union of Winchester Alice M. Hillyard Circuit Court Frederick County Specia Coun Court Valley Avenue Winchester Braddock Street Braddock Alice Hillyard A. B. Kauffman Charles Patton Rosser Hillyard Gale R. Gray Williams M. M., Lynch T. R. Cather J. P. Reardon Sps H. H. Lynch Warren Rice Jas . Reardon J. W. Baker, JR

Decree References Master Commissioner in Frederick County Case

In Frederick County Virginia the Massanutten National Bank of Staunton against Edmonia V Reynolds et al moves to refer the case to James P. Reardon, Master Commissioner. He will report on the fee simple, debts, land sold to the United States under a 1913 contract, land reserved, and other pertinent matters. Notices must be published for four weeks in Winchester newspaper.

James P. Reardon United States of America Winchester J. W. Baker, Jr Commissioners Office Remy Ofc Rouss Ave Las. P. Reardon Ton & Walton Attys Eck Atty

Stephenson Lee Marriage License Issued in City Clerk Office

A marriage license was issued at the clerk of the court in Win City. The event records Stephenson and Lee as the couple pursuing nuptials in the local court office.

Cor- Court City of Win

Dodson's Liver Tone Ad Tops Calomel Dangers

A vintage advertisement warns against calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, gentle liver remedy. It claims quick relief from biliousness and sluggish bowels without causing salivation, and it urges readers to give it to children. The ad promises a refund if the product fails to improve conditions and asserts that users will feel better after a spoonful tonight.

Dodson

Entertained At New Year Dinner In Albin

Mrs. A. Hudson of Albin hosted a New Year’s Day dinner at her home with Old Virginia style dishes. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Fling and daughter Hilda, Alderson. W. Va.. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes Poole and family Gainesboro. Mrs. Ernest Miller and daughter Helen Inwood. Russell Miller Tablers. Mr. and Mrs James Fling and family Chambersburg. Louis Hudson Albin.

Albin A. ¥. Hudson Virginia H._S. Fling Hilda Alderson W. Va Holmes Poole Gainesboro Ernest Miller Helen Inwood

Boy Scouts To Have Celebration

Troop 2 in Winchester will hold its first annual celebration in the Ev ans Building on Thursday January 6 at 7 30 p.m. Service stripes will be presented to all scouts who have served a year. Local council members will award honors to worthy scouts from the past year. An attractive program including scout work has been arranged. Public invited.

Winchester Evans Building

Hay Named as War Secretary Pick in Wilson Cabinet

Washington January 4 Representative James Hay of Virginia's Seventh district was advanced as a potential Secretary of War if Secretary Garrison moves to the Supreme Court to fill Justice Lamar's vacancy. Hay, head of the House military affairs committee, is viewed as the president's logical cabinet choice for the war post.

Washington James Hay Virginia Wilson Garrison Supreme Court of the United States Justice Lamar Supreme Court Hay House War Department

Mrs. Minnie Rudolph Granted Divorce in Frederick Court

A decree in Frederick County Circuit Court grants Mrs. Minnie B. Rudolph an absolute divorce from Angelo Rudolph. The ruling protects property rights for both parties and directs the defendant to pay court costs and attorneys' fees.

Circuit Court Frederick County Minnie B. Rudolph Angelo Rudolph

Trustees appoint new church trustees in Frederick County

The Circuit Court of Frederick County appoints Daniel Funkhouser to Mount Zion Church trustees succeeding the late Wesley Funkhouser and Elias J. Hicks to Sunrise Church trustees succeeding the resigning Artimus Funkhouser, per recommendations from Virginia Conference leaders Rev Dr A S Hammack and Rev A B Fries.

A. S. Hammack A. 8.Fries Virginia

Nurse Association To Receive Reports At January Meeting

The District Nurse Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday January 5 at 4 PM in the Council Chamber. A full meeting is desired to present all reports on the sale of Red Cross Seals. Miss Clemmens of the National Red Cross Society will visit. arrangements for her visit should be made at this meeting.

Red Cross Miss Clemmens National Red Cross Society

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises Reward and Testimonials

An advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims thirty five years of use, describes the remedy as acting through the blood to heal mucous surfaces, and promises visible health improvements after short use. Testimonials are requested. price is 75 cents, Toledo firm F. J. Cheney & Co. पक्ष.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio

Decree Reference In Estate of Charles W Houck Virginia

In Winchester Virginia on December 10 1915 the Corporation Court ordered Master Commissioner T R Cather to report on the estate of Charles W Houck deceased including his property debts heirs tax and inheritance distribution. The notice sets January 8 1916 in Winchester for interested parties and creditors to attend and continue if not completed.

Charles W. Houck T. R. Cather Winchester Commissioner’s Office

Richmond man among arrivals at Hotel Jack

Mr. P. B. Marsh of Richmond Virginia was among the arrivals at Hotel Jack last evening.

P. B. Marsh Richmond, Va Jack Last Vening

TIZ Promises Quick Relief for Tired Feet

Advert describes 25-cent box of TIZ from the drug store to ease sore swollen feet. Claims include reducing swelling softening corns callouses and bunions and stopping foot pain with immediate effect.

Fine healthy child convinced evidence of a remedy

Mrs Jesse Richardson of Philpot Kentucky reports her young son William Jr loves Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin because it keeps him regular. The compound of simple laxative herbs is non narcotic and widely used as a constipation remedy. A free trial bottle can be requested from Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.

Jesse Richardson Philpot Dr. Caldwell William, Jr W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello Ill

South End Hose Company Elects Officers for New Year

The South End Hose Company held its monthly meeting at the hall on West Monmouth Street. President Charles L Hewitt was re elected for a full term. other officers include Vice President Michael Lillis Secretary Harold March Treasurer Edward L Grim Chief Hoseman Frank Carper Assistant Hosemen Wesley Orin and Hewitt Chief Pipeman James Huff Assistant Pipeman Charles H Grim and Janitor Samuel Smith.

South End Hose Company Monmouth Street Charles L. Hewitt Hewitt J. D. Grim Lowing Michael Lillis Harold “€.March Edward L. Grim Frank Carper Wesley Orin witbur—Hewitt James Huff Charles H. Grim Samuel Smith

Ambrose Dinner Party Hosts Friends at Home

Mr and Mrs J M Ambrose entertained at dinner at their home on South Main Street this Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs R L Campbell, Mr and Mrs P E Campbell and their son and daughter, Miss Katie Belle Evans, Pearl Ambrose, Lola Snapp, Mary Hollar, Howard Evans, Lee Hollar, Eugene Campbell, and Isaac Ebert. Miss Louise Harmer left for Randolph Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg after Christmas with her parents on West Cork Street. Bale bills printed at ater owe.

J. M. Ambrose South Main Street R. L. Campbell P. E. Campbell Kernstown Katié Belle Evans Tulip Pearl Ambrose Middletown Lola Snapp Opequon Mary Hollar Messrs Howard Evans Lee Hollar Winchester Eugene Campbell Isaac Ebert Welltown Louise Harmer Randolph-Macon Woman's College Lynchburg 8. E. Harmer West Cork Street

Knowlton’s Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair Free Of Dandruff

Advertising copy touts Knowlton's Danderine as a cure for dandruff and thinning hair. It claims one application dissolves dandruff quickly, leaves hair soft and glossy, prevents itching, and strengthens roots, urging a 25 cent bottle at drug stores or toilet counters.

Knowlton

Henry Barrett Fined for Abuse in Police Court

Henry Barrett was arraigned in police court on abuse and mistreatment charges after a domestic dispute. He was fined $10 and costs, totaling $12, which he paid.

Henry Barrett

Mr and Mrs Melvin Green Jett Visit Washington and New York

Mr and Mrs Melvin Green Jett spent a short visit traveling to Washington and New York to see friends.

Mrs. Melvin Green Jett Washington Newten York

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Etta Annie Grin Gity Real Estate Court House Massanutten National Bank of Strrs Edmonia V. Reynolds Als Boy Scouts Nurse Association Mary Smith Kinzel D.b.n.c.t.a WM. J. Richardson, JR MILLER’S DRUG_STORE Star Office South End Hose Audit Bureau of Circulations America The Evening Star Member
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