Mame as Guardian of Theodore Parker Appointed
In Winchester Miss Ida Fisher was named guardian of infant Theodore E. Parker by the Corporation Court. She posted a $2,000 bond to secure the guardianship and duties under the court order.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
2
In Winchester Miss Ida Fisher was named guardian of infant Theodore E. Parker by the Corporation Court. She posted a $2,000 bond to secure the guardianship and duties under the court order.
About 160 residents from Winchester traveled over the Western Railroad operated by 74 Mountain Construction Co to Capon Springs Hamptynty W Va. The group utilized mobiles at Capon Springs Inn for dinner and refreshments. The day was ideal and the excursionists returned around 7 10 p m.
The Sunday Star rotogravure section prints a large photo from Warrenton Virginia showing Col. John S Mosby’s unveiling of the Mosby monument. In the image the Mosby family is present with A. Frother and Russell among attendees. a granddaughter of the Mosby leader participates in the unveiling.
Mrs Celesta McVicker of Macon Missouri recalls a past illness linked to eating during a Michigan visit. She credits Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with quick relief after one dose and two or three doses totaling noticeable pain relief.
H. W. Ebert agent Winchester Virginia notes Essex Touring Car visitors. Mrs. C R Davis and daughter Miss Lucille Davis of Orangeburg South Carolina visit Mr. and Mrs. C A Davis at 432 Fairmont Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davis of Washington Street. James Trier and children return to New York after visiting Lewis Trier family on East Clifford Street. Ernestein of Washington visited his mother Mrs Walter D Sloat on South Market Street.
Baltimore Sun society page last Sunday showed Mrs. Philip Joseph Key Reily, formerly Esther Maddox of the Maryland Maddox family, wed May 31 in Winchester Virginia. The ceremony at Mr. Reily's brother's home featured palms and larkspur with a green charmelise gown and diamond necklace as the groom's gift.
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