Winchester Saintly Town Reflects Faith Hope and Charity
In 1865 Winchester began building the town with faith that they could improve it and through hope looked toward a bright future. The Star honors Faith Hope and Charity and notes Winchester’s rise as the little garden city of the Valley of Virginia with residents extending charity and fellowship. Pallbearers and a solemn graveside service mark a community remembering its past and values.
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the Star
Wihichester
Nchester
Winchester
Valley
Virginia
Fellawratty Rotherly
Rites Held For Rudolph At St James Church
The funeral for Rudolph, who died in Winches, was held Saturday at 10 30 by Rev Mr Bowden at St James Lutheran Church, a member since childhood. He was 22 years 10 months and days old. Loved by friends, he was popular among youths. many floral tributes came from out of town. His father was buried less than a year before. A large crowd attended the service.
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Zepp
Rudolph
Bowden
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Conveyances of Local Property in Winchester
Real estate transfers filed in the Corporation clerk's office include deeds from H. C. Stouffer to Charles T. Brannon for a house and lot at Market and Gerrard Streets, M. L. Parson to Carlton I. Printz for two lots on Montague Avenue for 950 dollars, and multiple other lots and houses traded among Henry et al., Parson et ux, J. H. Henry et al., Fannie V. Marker, and others on streets such as Whitlock, South Braddock, Valleypike, Southwark, East Cecil, Greenwald, Highland, and North Kent. Prices range up to 4,000 dollars.
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Winchester
Corporation Clerk
H. C. Stouffer
Charles T. Brannon
Market
Gerrard Streets
Henry
R. W. Anderson
M. L. Parson
Carlton I. Printz
Montague Avenue
Lavilla Whittle
R. O H. Elliott
Harris
Henry Et Als
Clarence J. Robinson
Whitlock Avenue
John Phoenix
South Braddock’ Street
J. H. Henry
Als
Isaac F
Shiley
Valleypike
M. J. Parson
Shoes Fail When Feet Fall Short
Foot troubles ruin shoes and cause premature wear. Weak arches push feet and misalign steps, breaking down footwear. Visit us to relieve and correct foot problems with Dr Scholl s appliances for better shoe service and lasting comfort.
Emerald Oil Vein Relief Ad Promises Quick Results
An advertisement from Baker's Drug Store touts Emerald Oil a two ounce full strength remedy for varicose veins and swollen glands with a money back guarantee. It claims noticeable improvement in days and advises continued use until veins return to normal size despite unrelated notes about cattle fire impact and preventive fly repellent use.
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Baker’s
Studebaker ends annual model cycle to offer year-round updates
Studebaker declares it will discontinue yearly new-line introductions. Instead updates and refinements will be added as they are developed, keeping models modern at all times. The plan aims to benefit current owners and future buyers with reliable, up-to-date cars.
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Tudebaker
Studebaker
Freedom From Stomach Distress Elixir Claim Ad
Prominent dentist Dr Wm W Morgan endorses Dave's Mentha-Pepsin with a money-back guarantee after relief claims. Ads mention instant relief from gas fullness acid stomach and distress and suggest regular use strengthens stomach function. Available at Baker's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Dave
Wm. W. Morgan
Bridgeton
N.J
Baker’s Drug Store
Will of Mrs. Kate J. Guard Divides Estate Among Children
Probate in Frederick county grants Mrs. Kate J. Guard a will that leaves her Middletown farm to son Wilbur Muse Guard with a 3500 dollar bequest to each brother and sister. The balance is shared among all children. Wade H. Guard serves as executor after bond of 5000 dollars. Testators witnessed by M. M. Lynch, Chas R. McCann, and Goldie L. Brown. Mrs. Guard died about a month ago. her husband was killed two years earlier in a motorcycle accident on the Valley pike.
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Kate J. Guard
Atwell H. Guard
Stephens City
Frederick County
Wade H
Amos S. Guard
Miss FE
Virginia Guard
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Julia Louise
M. M. Lynch
Chas R. McCann
Goldie L. Brown
Guard
Valley Pike
Awning firm offers card and estimate in brief notice
Hagerstown Tent and Awning Company advertises sending a card to obtain an estimate. The notice appears as a compact business card item dated February and indicates a one month term.
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The
Hagerstown Tent & Awning Co
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