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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1917

Page

5

Decree Orders Reference In Kiger Land Case In Frederick County

In Frederick County Circuit Court the Union Bank of Winchester v Clementine M Kiger et al is referred to a Master Commissioner to appraise real estate liens and priorities. The order consolidates with Farmers and Merchants Bank v Lula May Anderson. Hearing set for Monday June 18 at Johns office Winchester Virginia.

Circuit Court of Frederick County Union Bank of Winchester Clementine M. Kiger Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester Lula May Anderson Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Virginia

Frederick County Registers Labor Free For Cause

The Frederick county registration board led by Sheriff Luther Pannett and Dr. Charles R. Anderson reported 972 people registered with 41 registrars. Most served without pay. 329 worked free while two accepted $4. The report lists numerous volunteers, donated premises for polling places, and small cash contributions totaling $169.10 from The Evening Star, the county, and individuals.

Registration Board Frederick County Luther Pannett Charles R. Anderson Phil H. Gold Stuart Messrs Logan R. Fay R. T. McVicar John Hott Caleb de Haven Robert Shade C. T. Whitacre LL. Omps Bruce Branson Lee Whitacre E. B. Baker A. R. Rinker John Rogers P. C. Parlett John Harper T. H. Frye Clark McDonald C. A. Melriwee A. W.lockhart S. R.hershman Elijah Pifer H. E. Shull H. A. Richard E. O. Larrick D. B. Dinges Leslie D. Kline C. W. Lamp W. B. Adams F. M., Bageant W. H. Edmondson John C. Coe Mary McCardell Mary F. Beatty G. W. Haymaker H. J. Frazier D. E. Stickley A. J. McIlwee Oak Grove Band Maynard Bayliss S. L. Lupton Rebecca Beverley Frances Gold T. Russell Cather Evening Star County of Frederick

Decree In Re Fannie M. Emschler Estate Referred To Master

In Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court a decree orders a Master Commissioner to report on all real and personal property of Fannie M. Emschler, identify heirs and shares, determine division or sale feasibility, settle accounts, and note unpaid taxes. A public notice appoints June 28, 1917, Winchester office, for parties and creditors to attend. proceedings may adjourn until completion.

M. M. Lynch Fanny M. Emswiler Levi Emswiler Nancy Arnold Lemuel A. Arnold Rebecca Anderson Hattie LaFollette E. E. LaFollette Alfred Anderson Jemima Anderson Ann Payne Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Fannie M. Emechler Fannie M. Emschler Winchester Commissioner's Office

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Used For Whooping Cough

Mrs P H Martin of Peru Indiana reports two daughters recovered from whooping cough after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The remedy is sold by all druggists with trials available.

Chamlain P. H. Martin Peru Ind Chamberlain

Last Rites for Samuel B Grove in Stephens City

The funeral for Samuel B Grove was held at 10 o clock in the Methodist Church with Ministers Cline and Sydenstricker officiating. Pallbearers included E M Hattenstein F Staling Ross Scimsley W W Dellinger R M Lemley H L Shryock and others from Virginia and Pennsylvania. A procession of fifty autos and many floral tributes marked his widespread popularity among relatives and friends from across several states.

Stephens City Samuel B. Grove Methodist Church Cline Sydenstricker Messrs E. ‘M. Hattenstein Lebanon, Pa F. Staling Harrisonburg Ross Scimsley W. W. Dellinger Winchester R. M. Lemley H. L. Shryock W. J. Colteit Vauecluse I. E B. Ranck Lancaster

Death of John T. Chapman Shocks Winchester Community

John T. Chapman died suddenly June 1 1917 at 9 30 am while working on the ice and cold storage project in Winchester He was 40 and survived by a widow and two daughters Elizabeth Love and Annia Louise Chapman Funeral services were held at the home north of Winchester and burial followed at Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City A large crowd attended and pallbearers included Dr W M Janney Dr C R Anderson Sheriff Luther Pannett Howard Chapman William L Zirkle and Miles Pannett Chapman had recently recovered from measles and his death is attributed to overwork.

John T.chapman New Ice and Cold Storage Corporation Winchester Chapman Elizabeth Love Chapman Annia Louise Chapman Alte Luther Pannett Howard Chapman William L. Zirkle Miles Pannett

Cedar Grove News Highlights Local Visits and Travel

Cedar Grove Virginia notes Mr and Mrs Dudley R Miller and two sons returned from Ohio after visiting relatives. Ellen Carson spending summer with North Carolina roots. William Murphy and relatives hosted guests N Roberts. James Carper from Carpers Valley visited daughter Mrs Clark. Elisha Chapman and family from Blue Ridge Mountains joined relatives. North Clark of Martinsburg visited Levi Fries family. Anna Huffheimer of Norfolk listed among readers.

Cedar Grove Dudley R. Miller Raymond Russell Miller Oliver Fetters Ohio William Murphy N. Roberts James Carper Carpers Valley Clark Elisha Chapman Fred Elmer Chapman Amos Chapman Blue Ridge Mountains N. Chapman North Clark Martinsburg Levi O. Fries Anna Huffheimer Norflok

Virginia visitors share time with relatives

Va is visiting her parents Mr James Fries and Mrs Fries. Mrs Joel DeHaven has returned from a visit to relatives and friends in Martinsburg W Va.

Mr. and James Fries Joel DeHaven Realtives Martinsburg W. Va

Pugh town pike urged for repair near Cumberland crossing

Avalond Orndorff of Albins, Virginia, writes to The Star's street committee on June 12 1917 calling attention to the deplorable condition of the Pugh town pike between the Cumberland Valley Railroad crossing and the toll gate. He notes it is almost unsafe to ride in parts and stresses it as a main thoroughfare to Winchester urging prompt repairs.

City Pughtown Pike Cumberland Valley Tollgate Winchester Orndorff Albin, Va

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Mrs Sumption

The ad touts use of Doan's Kidney Pills to relieve backache and kidney weakness. Mrs W M Sumption of 122 South Main Street testifies the remedy provides instant relief, with price 50 cents at all dealers and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY listed.

Winchester W. M. Sumption South Main Street Doan

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