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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1917

Page

5

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Court to refer Kiger case to Master Commissioner for lien and property review

Frederick County court orders reference to a Master Commissioner to determine Clementine M. Kiger property ownership value liens priorities and compensation. The report will consolidate with Farmers and Merchants Bank of Winchester v Lula May Anderson et al and fix due process for all interested parties. A notice sets Monday June 18 at Steck’s Winchester office for appearance and reporting.

Clementine M. Kiger Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester Luja May Anderson Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Lula May Anderson Winchester Virginia

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Winchester Resident

Mrs. W. M. Sumption of 122 South Main Street testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave instant relief for back weakness. The ad promotes the 50 cent remedy as a proven kidney treatment, from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York.

Winchester W. M. Sumption South Main Street Doan

Senate Adopts Smoot Resolution on Army Arms

The Senate adopted the Smoot resolution asking the Secretary of War to confirm if the Enfield rifle was adopted for army use instead of the Springfield and to provide facts on the standardization of arms and ammunition among the allies.

Washington Senate Secretary of War

Remedy for Urinary Tract Infections Sold Cheap

An ad touts a non-poisonous remedy for urinary tract infections promising relief in 1 to 5 days. The product named BUGGISTS is offered at 1 bottle for $1 or 32.75 for five bottles.

Last Rites for John S Barbour in Inwood

John S Barbour a Berkeley county resident and Rockingham County native died at his son's Inwood home Tuesday night at age 87. He belonged to the Methodist Episcopal Church South for 66 years and leaves several children in Virginia Maryland and West Virginia. Funeral services were held Friday at his Inwood home with Rev Hardesty officiating and burial at Burnt Factory.

Inwood John S. Barbour Rockingham County Berkeley County R. S. Barbour Barbour Virginia Methodist Episcopal Church South Re Ca Matthews Warren County Amanda Duke First Union W. S. Barbour Fostoria Ohio C. W. Barbour Chambersburg J. A. Barbour R. I. Barbour C. H. Matthews Hagerstown Carson McCarty Gerrardstown Amanda Cole A. M. Peery Martinsburg Mr. Hardesty The Burnt Factory

Mrs Millie Gain Dies in Martinsburg at 73

Mrs Millie Tamson Gain aged 73 widow of John E Gain died at 11 30 Saturday night at her daughter Mrs Ella Chrisman 815 Maryland Ave Martinsburg. She had been ill a month with paralysis and passed peacefully. Survived by children Robert C Gain Jacob Gain Fannie Slonaker Harley R Gain and Charles G Gain. Also three sisters and one brother. Funeral held at the Martinsburg residence then moved to Ganotown Methodist Church for final rites.

Siler Millie Tamson Gain John Mrs. Gain Chrisman Robert C. Gain Martinsburg Jacob Gain Ganotown Fannie Slonaker Harley R. Gain Glengary Charles G. Gain Romney High School Mary Dunham Elizabeth White Eliza Price Sydney, C Robert Shade Methodist Episcopal Church R. L. Wright First Methodist Episcopal Church Edward McKee J. W. Hoffman W. A. McCarroll James H. Shipe Methodist Church

Pershing Seeks Active Frontline Duty Soon

General Pershing expressed joy at starting work immediately and indicated rapid progress through Conference talks in Paris. He was to tour the fighting district, met Admiral Lacase and Paul Painleve, and paused to greet reporters and a young woman artist for The Star.

Paris General Pershing Pershing Admiral Lacase Paul Painleve

Brazil Defends Democracy Amid Break with Germany

Brazil declares it does not hate any country but must defend democratic principles in response to President Wilson’s note. The Brazilian government also thanks the United States for its friendly offices following Brazil's break with Germany.

Rio Janeiro Brazil Wilson Germany United States

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