Divorce Suit Granted in Frederick County Circuit Court
In Freder ick County Circuit Court the case of Hattie Crawford Bellol and William Crawford seeks an absolute divorce. The defendant is nonresident of Virginia, requiring appearance within fifteen days and publication in The Winchester Evening Star for four weeks. A copy posted at the county courthouse front door is ordered by July 5, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crawford
Willam Crawford
Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
W. Baker, JR
Harry H. Lynch
How to Heal Skin Diseases
A Baltimore doctor offers simple home treatment for eczema ringworm rashes and similar itching skin troubles. Use resinol soap and ointment from a druggist costing about seventy five cents. Bathe affected parts with resinol soap warm water until crusts disappear then dry gently apply a thin layer of ointment and cover with a light bandage.
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Baltimore
Funeral Services For Mrs. M. Clark In Greenspring
Mrs. M. Clark of Greenspring near DeHaven died at home on Sunday from tuberculosis of the bone at about age 26. Burial was at Chestnut Grove. Survived by husband George M. Clark, five year old son, parents Isaac and Mrs. Whitacre, sisters Mrs. Angie Ruble and Miss Hattie Whitacre, and brothers Eldridge George Marvel and Girthie. She was active in the Methodist Church and mourned by many friends.
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Greenspring
Bessie Clark
George M. Clark
Howard’s Chapel
DeHaven
This County
Chestnut Grove
Light
Archie
Isaac Whitacre
Angie Ruble
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hattie Whitacre
Eldridge
George
Marvel
Girthie
Howard's Chapel
Clark
Bill of review in Winchester court over Noakes heirs and bank
In Winchester Virginia the Corporation Court hears Annie E Noakes vs Emmeline K Wright Gilbert H Noakes H E Noakes E E Shaener James W Conrad Emma J Dobson Nina L Dobson and Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester. Non residents must appear within fifteen days to protect interests. Publication ordered in The Evening Star for four weeks. Default further actions included.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
Annie E. Noakes
Emmeline K. Wright
Gilbert H. Noakes
H. E. Noakes
E. E. Shoener
James W. Conrad
Nina L. Dobson
C. G. Miller
S. G. Noakes
H. F. DeHaven
W. T. Shane
J. E. Affleck
Dorsey Kendall
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank
G. Noakes
North Main Street
Bell
G. H. Noaker
H. F. Noakes
KE. E. Shaener
Emma J. Dobson
H. FE. Noakes
E. BE. Shaener
Ninall. Dobson
Evening Star
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Remedy Ad
WANTED NOW. Hay fever and asthma sufferers are urged to use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, a nonopiate remedy praised for relief in past years. Sold everywhere. Do not suffer.
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Foley
Winchester merchants sponsor pony prize contest for 16 and under
The Winchester Commercial Pony Contest offers a black and white Shetland pony named Midget with harness and vehicle to a winner 16 or younger. From June 29 to October 2, 1915, votes earned for purchases or new accounts decide the outcome with many local merchants participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
C. M. Solenberger
S. H. Hable
Clothier
Airdome
Price
Royal Blue Shoe
Barr
Brown
Miller & Anderson
Equal to the occasion in playful exchange
A light exchange centers on a couple sharing a kiss and a witty remark about speaking through a nose. The young woman retorts that she could talk during the moment, while the man recalls kissing her on the mouth and the humorous response that she spoke through her nose.
Matrimonial Mystery Quip Sparks Curiosity
A witty exchange questions a couple’s marriage and happiness. One speaker challenges how such a union remains stable, while the other claims no explanation is possible. The dialogue hints at hidden complexities behind domestic bliss.
Pie for Breakfast? Dreamy Warning in Church
A humorous exchange notes a Sunday breakfast ending with pie and a blame on unsettling dreams in church. The speaker reflects on the odd aftereffects of a pie filled morning.
Father asserts daughter’s marriage burden in witty exchange
A terse quarrel over marriage ends with a sharp punch line as a suitor insists he cannot live without the daughter and the father retorts he may have to live without her father if they wed. The exchange conveys humor and social tension in a concise domestic vignette.
Dobbs Couple Spoils Reception With New Car Talk
A social note recalls a guest whispering that the Dobbs will miss the reception because their new auto will dominate conversations. The aside hints at fashionable ownership and rivalry among attendees.
Milkman Magician Turns Water Into Milk
A playful note describes a milkman who performs a magic act, claiming he can turn water into milk with slick, silk-like showmanship.
Famous artist angels drawn as women prompt debate
A playful dialogue suggests artists painting angels as women may reflect male perspectives. The exchange questions whether artists really know women and ponders luck and ownership with a quip about an umbrella revealing a name at home.
Paradoxical Energy in Early Humor Sketches
A brief excerpt surveys playful wordplay about language and music, noting how English speakers joke about organs and rhythm. The quip registers a light, observational tone on speech and cultural quirks.
Jims Says He Is Thorough to the Core
The unnamed speaker claims Jim is thorough and goes to the bottom in any task. The remark suggests he is suited to undertake a challenge as daunting as meeting a submarine.
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Jims
Carpenter Revealed By His Plane Talk
In a brief exchange, one observer notes recognizing a man as a carpenter after a short conversation. The clue lies in his language about planes, revealing the trade through dialogue rather than appearance.
Inventive line on gunpowder and the gunman
The exchange pits a Chinese inventor of gunpowder against an eminent oriental who says gunpowder was created by the Chinese but they drew the line at the gunman. The remark highlights a sharp joke on historical innovation and restraint.
Mrs. Dudley Massie Visits Winchester for Shopping
Mrs. Dudley Massie of Stephens City spent today in Winchester shopping, stopping at local stores and markets. The outing featured purchases and casual social activity in the downtown area.
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Dudley Massie
Stephens City
Winchester
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