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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
7
Hogue Creek area reports a flurry of visitors and illness updates as residents visit kin in Winchester. Laura Orndorff remains seriously ill. N. K. Larrick travels from Indiana due to the illness of a relative. Larrick family members and local residents are noted visiting, traveling, and nursing duties.
Canterbury Cant erburg residents invite all to a pie supper at Canterburg school house Friday night January 30 to benefit the school house. Mr William Cave departed Saturday for Morristown New Jersey for employment. Miss Georgie Miller of Kernstown is mentioned in the readable portion.
Albin Virginia January 28 an area audience notes Mr Samuel Unger from near Berkeley Springs West Virginia visited the community on Sunday Miss Susan B Howard spent time with Mrs John Thwaite Mr and Mrs Fred Thwaite visited friends at Toms Brook Mr John Hartman spent Sunday with friends in Winchester Mr Robert Benson of Nain spent Sunday with local acquaintances Mrs D H Hartman who was visiting returned home to Baltimore Ma
An advertisement touts Dare Mentha Pepsin for indigestion and stomach distress with a money back guarantee via Baker & Son Boyd Drug Co and Franck Baker and Son. It claims rapid relief, notes a New Jersey town sale figure, and promises a full refund if not satisfied.
A dated promotional notice promises AllenRhu dissolves uric acid deposits and removes rheumatic poisons within hours. It claims immediate relief and potential complete disappearance of pain in days, with a money back guarantee if results are not decisive. Oral guaranty issued by Boyd's Drug Co. and local druggists.
Grimes Virginia notes cover funeral in Martinsburg for Mrs. Bertie Lawyn, visits by Mr. Sumption and Mr. DeHaven, beef cattle butchering, recent heavy snow and cold, and inquiries from Green Springs, Winchester, and Baltimore. Albert Grubbs funeral in Winchester. local residents improving after bronchitis and a broken arm healing.
A community column reports on bereavement and improvements at Mrs. Milton Cadwallader home. It notes the death of Harry F. McLeod and lists local visits, social visits, and household changes involving Conner, Marshall, Cline, Gatewood, Hensell, Sartelle, and others around Stephens City Refuge Forest Grove Broad Way and Winchester.
Lebanon Church locals report Royal Neighbors of Coal hosting an oyster supper Friday night with ice cream and chic sandwiches. The community observes an eclipse view event with neighbors gathering, mentioning winter weather and creek access confusion.
A fragmented report notes a house in Australia was moved in two parts to allow a different arrangement. Details on the method or exact locations are unclear in the readable text.
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