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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1930

Page

6

City Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Winchester 1930

Multiple transfers recorded by the Winchester City Clerk include Linden TM M and Cleie Lee in selling 425% North Loudoun Street to J Warren Sump and Alice R Sumption for $10 and other considerations. Charley Rouse Fire Company, Inc. buying the Winchester Club property for 7500 dollars. Jennie Waterman Gruber purchasing four Haddox Terrace lots for $10. Elwood Smith selling Berryville Pike land to Grace V Stine for 10 dollars with use stipulations. deeds dated January 6 and 8 1930.

James P. Reardon Charley Rouse Fire Company, Incorporated Winchester Club M. Vernie Berryville Pike Winchester Elwoot Smith Grace V. Stine

Guggenheim prize winner fuels market for foolproof plane

Lerain Journal notes a robust market forming around a plane deemed foolproof after winning the Guggenheim prize, while cautioning that the key buyer may not be the right fellow to purchase it.

Lerain Journal

Vinci Drug Ad Promises Relief for Nervous Woes

An old advertisement touts Vinci as a cure for nervousness and sleeplessness claiming compounds of iron calcium and cod liver oil restore energy and appetite. It features a testimonial from Mrs. T Johnstone and mentions Baker's Drug Store.

Vinci T. Johnstone Baker's Drug Store Adv

Parrot Talk Sparks Psittacosis Jokes in City

A quip about a spreading psittacosis epidemic cites a talkative parrot as the culprit while mocking modernist painters viewed as lunatics or jokers. The remark blends public health fear with cultural satire in a cheeky local tone.

Car thefts surge as night prowlers hit city streets

During Monday night at least four cars were stolen, many from in front of homes while one was taken from a garage after a battery theft. Vehicles traced on South Market Street and Martinsburg pike. Joe Butler and Jesse Gordon arrested. Gordon claimed work at the garage. Paul Gaylord reported recovery of his car two blocks from home. other owners had minor losses. Police note rise in joyriding thefts with some apprehensions.

Lunsford Brothers South Main Street South Market Street The Valley Garage Kent and Piccadilly Streets West Virginia Martinsburg Pike Joe Butler Jesse Gordon Paul Gaylord Wolfe Street

Doctors Embrace Open Talks On Keening Health Knowledge

Perusing health columns shows doctors now embrace sharing what they know about keening well. The shift suggests a move toward transparency in medical guidance affecting patient care and public understanding of health practices.

Next T B Clinic to Be Held Friday January 24

The District Nurse Association sponsors a chest clinic at its offices adjoining the county clerk's office on Friday January 24. Dr Dunn of the State Board of Health will oversee, assisted by nurses. Examinations run 9 30 a m to noon and 2 to 4 p m. All with possible TB symptoms are urged to attend. the clinic is free.

District Nurse Association Dunn State Board of Health

Examination Rules for Children Under Twenty Four Years

The rule states that children 24 years of age and under will not be examined unless requested by their physician. The text appears as a fragment from a medical or policy document outlining conditions for pediatric examinations and physician referrals.

Desertion Grounds Split Court Grants Partial Divorce

In Fredericks County Circuit Court Mrs. Reatha Stottlemyer Staub receives a partial divorce from William Staub on desertion. Desertion began November 26, 1926, and has continued since.

Circuit Court of

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