For Sale 6 Room Brick Dwelling on Braddock Street
For sale a six room brick dwelling at 1338 Braddock Street with new bath and equipment. Price 4500 dollars. Terms to free possession. Contact P. H. Gold. 116t.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1921
Page
7
For sale a six room brick dwelling at 1338 Braddock Street with new bath and equipment. Price 4500 dollars. Terms to free possession. Contact P. H. Gold. 116t.
An advertisement touts Nature's Remedy NR Tablets as a mild, thorough aid for indigestion constipation and bloating. It claims the tablets cleanse the stomach liver bowels and kidneys without harsh purging and promises quick relief with a money back guarantee.
The Handley High School senior class stages You'd Be Surprised, a comedy by students including Mil dred Crigman and Mia Lodge. The two-act play, set at a boarding house, includes romance and a class ten years later, with a class day at the Empire and commencement exercises featuring a guest address by a distinguished French visitor.
The 67 year old wife of Charles Wesley Willey died Saturday of diabetes while visiting her son in Middletown. The service conducted by Rev. Walter Mark Depp from Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church was held at 2:30 PM at the home of her daughter Madge Huff. Burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with many relatives attending. Survived by husband six sons and seven daughters including Ernest Charles Paul Edgar Robert Floyd Willey and Mrs Beulah Fries Mrs Cladys Weaver Grace Katharine Virginia Willey Mrs Helen Gopenhaber and Mrs Madge Huff. A sister Mrs Frank Whittington and another sister in Savage Md. Also half-sister of Alfred and Clifford Willey of Lansdowne.
Miss Emma Kinzel returned on a Saturday evening from a visit to relatives in Washington.
Mrs Du Val Cockey of Baltimore visits her aunts on North Washington street. Major and Mrs B M Roszel depart for Washington for the wedding of Miss Louisa Washington to Mr Philip Daw son. Mrs J E Spurrier returns to Baltimore after visiting the Sprints. Mrs Edward Tearney returns to Baltimore from Harpers Ferry. D M Swink arrives from Philadelphia to stay with Mrs Swink and daughter. Mrs Leslie Shepherd of Dallas arrives to spend the summer with her parents. Miss Meta Sartelle and Miss Harlee visit Washington friends.
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