Woodstock Criminal Court Actions Reach June Session
Special to The Star from Woodstock June 11 reports a circuit court convened and adjourned with a brief session. A grand jury reviewed prohibition law signs as Ben Whiting and Haywood Cave faced charges linked to a transport seizure. George McDonald saw a reduced sentence on appeal. John Mart Brill began a 30 day jail term. The town sergeant William M Burner retained pay under a new charter. salary reduction during his four year term was upheld. Henry Grabill case for malicious shooting set for June 24.
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Oodstock
Ben Whiting
Eral
Ladywood Cave
John Mart Brill
Cedar Creek
Ord Whetty
William M. Burner
Woodstock
Burner
Henry
Los Angeles Doctor Found Responsible in Unprofessional Conduct Death
A Los Angeles physician faced a coronet verdict concluding death caused by unprofessional conduct. The ruling labels the incident as a professional misconduct case resulting in a fatal outcome.
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Los Angeles
Cooper Re-elected Winchester Chamber Leader for Second Term
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce board re elected William E Cooper as president for a second term. New officers include Charles R McCann and J S Haldeman as vice presidents, Walter H Bosserman treasurer, and Andrew Bell secretary. The year’s work covered licenses, tourism, road funding, publicity, a Winchester booklet, and regional allied activities with Virginia groups.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hiw
R. J. Barton
W. A. Ryan
C. W. Trenary
Walter H. Bosserman
Will E. Cooper
C. P. McVicar
H. D. Fuller
W. Nelson Page
Frederick Couty
Charlies R. McCann
J. 8. Haldeman
Will E
Charles R. McCann
Haldeman
Andrew Bell
Cooper
County Board of Supervisors
Michigan Tourists’ Association of
Battle Creek
Mich
Retail merchants meet in New York for Modern Business Methods speech
From February 1 to 15, 1925 Grand Central Palace hosts a Chamber of Commerce event with the Fruit Growers Association and Winchester manufacturers. L. H. Busech, a nationally known speaker, delivers a timely address on Modern Business Methods and an attractive booth is prepared for attendees.
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Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
LeRoy Hodges
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
New York
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
Washington
Baltimore
Merchants’ Credit Association
Chamber of Commerce
Credit Association
Shenandoah Vallley, Inc
Southern Exposition
Grand Central Palace
Fruit Growers’ Association
Manufacturing Industries of
L. H. Busech
Fatally Stricken While Lacing Shoe in Whitacre Village
Whitacre Virginia June 18 Mrs James Michael 74 died suddenly at her home near Reynolds Store Saturday evening from paralysis. While sitting to lace her shoe she suffered a stroke and fell from a chair. Funeral Tuesday noon interment Primitive Baptist Church Rev I J Lawson Mrs Michael a Methodist member since sixteen. Survived by husband seven children Elizabeth at home Mrs Eugene Miller Rock Gap Mrs William Schmidt Hancock Mrs Heuart Berkeley Springs Mrs E F acemaker and Mrs David Peace maker Berkley Springs and Charles Michael Berkeley Springs.
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Whitacre
James
Michael
Reynolds Store
Primitive Baptist
I. J. Lawson
United Brehren Church
Ing
Methodist Church
Miss Smith
Elizabeth
Eugene Miller
Rock Gap
William Schmidt
Hancock
Heuart
Berkeley Springs
E Facemaker
David Peacemaker
Berkley Springs
Charles Michael
Use of Living Declines for Women Suffering Ailments
An old advertisement urges women with fatigue headache backache and irritability to rely on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a root and herb remedy claimed to restore health for forty years Also promotes Madison Better Made Shirts with a direct factory to wearer sales pitch offering free samples and profits from Madison Mills Madison Broadway New York
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Madison
Madison Mills
Broadway
New York
Kidney health tips warn of salty remedies and acids
A promotional health column claims backache signals excess dietary acids harming the kidneys. It advises four ounces of Rad Salts daily with lemon juice and cream of tartar to cleanse and stimulate kidneys, plus plenty of water and biannual physician checks.
Executor's sale of furniture in Winchester Virginia
The executor M. M. Lynch will sell at cash auction at 2 PM on Saturday June 21 at 15 W Hart Street Winchester VA the household effects of Frances E Newman deceased including chairs tables bureau wardrobe corner cupboard stands sideboard lot of dishes lounge and junk all for cash at the late home which is the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances RE. Newman
Hart Street
Winchester
M. M. Lynch
Frances E. Newman
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Eorge McDonald
Municipal Court of
Prkse
Beles Stephers
Panee
Gil-Bro
Panama Canal
Atlas
Carter
Moling & Seal
Axminster
Brussels
W.C. Plundeke
WM. E. Cooper
OF Commerce
Bell
Virginia State Bar Association
Virginia Pharmacist Association
the National Guard of Virginia
Ae Veterinarian
Unites ‘Beaters
Virginia State Highway Commission
Byrd
Berryville
Kotex
Barber’s
Emmert
Piecnatiei
Edaed
Niagara Falls
Trip
Baltimore & Ohio
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