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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
3
Jan 11 notes from Crossroads in Virginia record visits and kin in the Pleasant Grove area. Local families including Keller, Kerns, Whitacre and Miller are listed with social calls and illnesses. A brief mention notes Fes t us Pisher recovering from pneumonia and Este Waitta visiting relatives.
A sale touts 25 percent reductions on standard Kirschbaum suits and overcoats with a $18.75 reduced price from $25, promising genuine bargains, full value guarantees, and a no-nonsense, trustworthy presentation. The offer notes cash sale terms and a refund policy.
Canterbury Virginia January 11. Mr and Mrs Bernard Rowland hosted New Year dinner guests including Mrs Ambrose Painter of Bealton Mrs Jennings and daughters Maude and Eva Jennings Mrs Sarah Painter Lu Tay Mr and Mrs Neff Mr and Mrs B Painter and Mr and Mrs Chas Hawes. Several local residents noted at-home visits and community events amid winter travel conditions.
Mr and Mrs Clayton Rudolph spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Daisy Orndorff. Ada Pence of the Narrows visits her parents Mr and Mrs Henri. George Britt visited Luther Brill and another brother Clarence Brill. A T Orndorff returned home from Capon Springs. Gertrude Himelright attended a Winchester teachers meeting. John H A Cooper and son John C Cooper in Elizabeth New Jersey. Vergie Coates returned near Capon Road. Allen Stine returning from Opequon. John A Brill of Zepp spent Wednesday with son G S Brill. Maynare Ornaart near Lynchburg visiting A T Orndorff. Frank Racy home after employment at Gormania.
Fragmentary OCR shows a local notice from Torry Town dated January first mentioning Mrs Lun and Saturday events. Details are unreadable but indicate a civic or social item.
A Cincinnati authority warns readers about corns and the danger of home remedies. He describes a sticky ether compound used to dry and shrink corns, claiming a small amount can remove all corns and calluses.
In memory of Sarah T Albaugh who departed this life two years ago today January 11 1915 the community recalls her kindness and the lasting impact of her life.
Poignant line from a home notice created by a husband and children expressing missing care in a dark time.
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