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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
4
A playful verse by Walt Mason extols banking on tomorrow as the balm for sorrow. It contrasts a gloomy present with a brighter future, urging forward spirit and resilience despite hardship, with the quip that tomorrow will cure today’s woes.
Greenwood News Notes recount visits to old home places by Sas pene and others. The Ladies Aid Society of Greenwood Church plans a June 26 meeting at Mrs Miller's home. Various residents move, travel, or assist family members, including Ford car orders and nursing care updates.
Adam 8 Vann infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vann died Saturday night at the Carter Wright farm from acute indigestion. The body was taken Monday to Bob's graveyard near Columbia Furnace Shenandoah County for burial. Rest Va June 3 Clarence Snapp recently returned from overseas duty visited his parents L C Snapp and wife.
An old newspaper-style warning touts avoiding calomel for liver issues. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant tasting remedy that cleanses sour bile and stimulates the liver, with a money‑back guarantee if it fails to improve health.
A 1919 program lists piano solos by Kathryn Stickley Irene Stickley and others, vocal pieces, and a Farce Madame Princetons Temple of Beauty staged at Empire Theatre at 10:30 a.m. on June 8 1919. Student performers include Miss Virginia Reveley Miss Janice Orr Miss Anne Elizabeth Quirk and many more.
Court in Winchester orders defendants nonresident to appear within 15 days to protect interests in the Randolph estate real estate on South Market Street. Publication mandated weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star and posting at Court House by May 5, 1919. executor George W. Randolph deceased.
Special commissioners announce a public auction of a one half acre lot and brick dwelling known as the Toll House on the Winchester and Martinsburg Turnpike. The sale, in adherence to a June 2 1919 decree, occurs at Frederick County Court House at 12 noon on Monday June 16 1919. Payment terms include one third cash day of sale and two equal installments with interest, or full cash on deed delivery. possession September 1 1919.
A compilation of candidates announcing bids for local offices in the Northern District subject to the Democratic primary. Names include Robert Shade H C Reynolds Isaiah Marshall Elon Shene and others announcing runs for Commissioner of Revenue Sheriff and Supervisors with pledges of faithful duty and past service.
A candidate announces re election for the office of Commonwealth's Attorney of Frederick County subject to Democratic primary actions. The statement references party affiliation and local civic support, with names unclear due to OCR errors.
A candidate announces intent to run for the office of Treasurer of Frederick County in the Democratic Primary. The notice cites eligibility and party nomination rules and urges voters to support the campaign.
A public notice announces a primary election in Winchester on August 5. The declaration appears to be a candidate proclamation for the House of Representatives race. Names and exact offices are not clearly legible in the fragment.
For sale listings include 451 acres of limestone land with an apple orchard and a small dwelling on a pike near the railroad priced at 12000. A 198 acre limestone farm with 18 acre apple orchard 25 acre virgin timber and macadam road asks 21000. Suburban 9 room residence with concrete cellar garage and outbuildings on a large lot offered at 5500.
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