Meeting Notice for Cumberland Valley and Railroad Co
A meeting of the Cumberland Valley and Railroad Company is set for Tuesday at 2 16 p.m. at 101 West King Street in West Virginia. The agenda covers an agreement for the consolidation with the Martinsburg and Cumberland Valley Railroad into a single corporation titled The Cumberland Railroad Company. December 22, 1917. A Nadenbousch secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley and Insbur Railroad Company
A. C. Naden
W. King
W. Vaon Uy
Janmeeting
Board of Directors
Cumberland Valley and Railroad ‘Co
W. King St
W. Va
Jane
Ders
Land Valley and
Martinsburg
Cumberley Railroad Company
The
Cumberland Railroad Company
Nadenbousch
Seed corn tested for Frederick County farmers opportunity
An opportunity for Frederick County farmers to have seed corn tested free of charge ahead of spring planting. Tests conducted by experts during the Farmers Institute sessions January 22 and 28, with samples due by January 12. Samples sent to H. H. Bakers establishment or Winchester Chamber of Commerce. corn and soil tests, milk tests also planned at the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
H. H. Baker
Piccadilly Street
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Ghenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Pairmers Institute
Local residents and visitors gather for holidays and visits
Marie Poole of Winchester and families including Mr. and Mrs. Hook and son Carson Hook visit. Mrs. J. A. Potts stays with her sons H. E. and B. H. Potts in Winchester. Viola Elliott and Mrs. Ralph Campbell visit D. F. Kern. Doylers return from West Virginia. Geneva Shade leaves Lew to teach in Siler. Roy Rinker visits Gainesboro. Wilbur Kern returns from Intermont. Branson Reynolds and child stay with relatives near Capon Springs. Paul Line returns to Lynchburg for college. Foremans and Alice Foreman visit Nero and Martinsburg. J. W. Herrell and Fanny Triplett visit Martinsburg. Beulah Parrish spends holidays in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Poole
Winchester
J. Hook
Carson Hook
W. B. Potts
Viola Elliott
Ralph Campbell
D. F. Kern
Clarence Doyler
Clyde
West Virginia
Geneva Shade
Siler
Lew
Branson Reynolds
Capon Springs
Paul Line
Rock Enon Springs
Lynchburg
Virginia Christian College
Frank Foreman
Maurice
Harold
Alice Foreman
Nero
W. Va
J. W. Herrell
Fanny Triplett
Martinsburg
Beulah Parrish
Winchester Parsonage Property to Go Under Hammer
The undersigner committee offers for sale the valuable real estate at the northeast corner of Washington and Amherst streets Winchester Virginia. The lot fronts 100 feet on Amherst and 60 feet on Washington and includes a substantial dwelling with modern improvements. The house has long served as a parsonage for Braddock Street Southern Methodist Church. Sale begins 11 o'clock Saturday January 19 1918. Terms: one third cash, remainder in annual installments secured by Deed of Trust. Names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
Amherst Streets
Winchester
Amherst Street
Washington Street
Braddock Street
Southern Methodist Church
Clarke Opera House Benefit for YMCA Music Night
Clarke Opera House hosts a Thursday 8 p m benefit event with national airs and popular songs, urging all to attend for the YMCA fundraiser.
Two Tragic Deaths Reach Berryville Area
A Petersburg message confirms the death of Martha Hardee Patteson age two, daughter of Mr and Mrs WH Patteson, shocking sorrow in Berryville and Petersburg. Funeral services held in Petersburg for the child. Also noted is the death of Mrs Samuel Tally near Berryville after a lingering illness, widow of Amanda Clem with four daughters and one son surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bprryvill
Petersburg
Martha Hardee Patteson
WH. Patteson
Patteson
Samuel TaNy
Berryville
Tally
Amanda Clem
Stephens City
Miss Mayme Conner Weds New Yorker
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Mayme B Conner of Winchester to Mr J J Wheeler of New York City. The ceremony occurred in New York on January 1 and the couple will reside at 553 West 23rd Street. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Conner of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme B. Conner
Winchester
J. J Wheeler
New York City
New York
West 23Rd Street
Mrs
Edward Conner
City
Modern Woodmen Elect Officers in Gore Virginia
Camp No. 3-653 M W of A held their December 28 meeting and elected D. F. Kern as consul C M Rosenberger as pass consul E G Fletcher as advisor W J Muse as banker J J Hobb as clerk M Garvin as escort Pugh as watchman Pugh as gates or gentry E L LaFollette as chaplain Most officers were chosen from among the members and all but one clerkship stayed within the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. LaFollette
Olapa Eee
Russell
Dreco touted as herb remedy by Winchester resident
Mrs. B F Taylor of 115 East Monmouth Street Winester praises Dreco as the best laxative and health booster she has used claiming relief from constipation better sleep and a two pound gain after one bottle. The sign ed statement extols Dreco as a natural blend of roots and herbs used by grandparents and widely available at Miller's Drug Store in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Taylor
East Monmouth Street
Winester
Winchester
Miller’s Drug Store
Oh Johnny Oh musical comedy at Empire January 9
Oh Johnny Oh a new 1918 musical comedy will run at the Empire Wednesday night January 9. John T Fisher sponsors the show known for The Red Rose and Pretty Baby. It features a fast high speed stage production with bright scenery and new costumes and prices range from 25 to 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
the Empire
John T. Fisher
Palm Beach
Honolulu
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast neutralizer of stomach acidity. It claims relief from dyspepsia and indigestion within five minutes, reducing gas belching and returning comfort after meals. The ad urges readers to buy a fifty cent bottle from any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Mrs Thomas H Davis Finds Relief With Foley Kidney Pills
Mrs Thomas H Davis of Montgomery Indiana reports months of bladder trouble with no relief until Foley Kidney Pills were recommended. She says the pills ease backache rheumatic pains stiff swollen joints and kidney trouble. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Davis
Montgomery
Ind
Foley Kitnhey
Buy Grogs Christman caats to help protect the children
A fragment notes a plea or campaign item urging protection for children, referencing a person named Christman and an appeal to purchase or support caretaking or safety measures. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman Caats
Land Sale In Frederick County Virginia Suit
In the Clerk's Office of Frederick County Circuit Court on December 8 1917 Maggie M Henkel and others seek to sell forty acres of land in Frederick Virginia near Clearbrook Station. The court orders unknown heirs to appear within fifteen days to protect their interests and mandates publication in The Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the county courthouse by December 17 1917. Deputy Clerk J W Baker and J M Steck endorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Frederick
Bohrer
William Bohrer
James Bohrer
Virginia
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Maggie M. Henkel
Alfred
Henkel
Frederick County
Clearbrook Station
Samuel G. Stephens
Magegte’ M Henkel
William Freland
William F. Moreland
William Moreland
William 8. Cooper
Lucinda Stephenson Jennings
Elizabeth Stephenson Cooper
Emily Stephenson Grayson
Evening Star
Winchester
J. W. Baker
J. M. Steck
Trustee's Sale of Thomas Kerns Tracts in Frederick County
Substitute trustee Warren Rich offers two adjacent tracts near Whitacre P O Frederick County Virginia at public auction January 12 1918 11:00 AM. The 112 acre property sells for one third cash and balance in two annual payments with 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Kerns
BE. C. Whitacre
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
Whitacre P. O
Thomas Kerns
Warren Rich
Stockholders Meeting At The Commercial and Savings Bank
The annual stockholders meeting for The Commercial and Savings Bank will be held in Winchester Virginia on Tuesday, June 11 1918 at 1 o clock in the morning for the election of directors and other business. John I Sloat is listed as a stockholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Puller
Commercial & Savi
Winchhester
Elk
Ory
Nh Sloat
John I
SLOAT
Easy to Buy Convenient to Handle
Fragmentary OCR hints at a consumer item praised for ease of purchase and practical handling. The readable text suggests a focus on practicality and user friendliness, but lacks full context, dates, or explicit product details to confirm exact identity or brand.
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Mites Ata and
Anna Grim
People’s Drug Co
the People’s Drug Co
Main St. Knell's Old Stand
Bell
United 5
Cumber Valley
Cumberload Company
Tank, and
Pete
Pagther
Amy
Enis Edna Ove
Bell Phone
American Stores Corporation
North Main St
Pure Drugs and Reliable Remedies
Asco Store
Neel Motor Company
J. A. Potts
Messrs. H. E. and
B. H. Potts
Wislchester
Roy Rinker
Gainesboro
Lage
Wilbur Kern
Intermont
Lohr
Mammoth
Rust, Relief
Wm. R. Hillyard
M. T. Reed
J. M. Orndoff
Jolliffe
Wm. G. Hardy
Frank M. Richardson
Howard Shockey
Johnson
Fairfax Lane
F. Crim
W. H. Patteson
Mayme Conner
New Yorker
Orego
Huyler
Gandy
Fred S. Boyd
Stockholders’ Meeting
R. Wallace
Denny-Clowe Co. Inc
R. A. Denny
N. Main St
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