Claus Check Is Cashed In Store
A Jackson grocery clerk cashed a check signed to Claus at the North Pole. The bank flagged the note after two clearances, with an alert clerk writing on the back that Santa Claus has no account at this bank.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
9
A Jackson grocery clerk cashed a check signed to Claus at the North Pole. The bank flagged the note after two clearances, with an alert clerk writing on the back that Santa Claus has no account at this bank.
Mrs. Helen Copenhaver wife of Olin Copenhaver formerly of this city and now of Baltimore died suddenly of heart failure at her Baltimore home yesterday An infant son died about the same time relatives here were informed.
A Baker's Drug Store advertisement promotes LEE'S TIVE and CATHARTIC COM D LEE'S LAXA and CATHARTIC COMPOUND products to ease nervousness fatigue and digestive issues. Special 10 days sale $1.25 bottle for $1.00 at Baker's Drug Store Winchester Virginia.
Diane Herford faces scandal and splits her life with Arthur Faunce and Monte Overton as betrayals unfold. Faunce confesses his cowardice and sacrifices his career to protect Diane. Diane and Faunce reconcile while Overton’s role and public disgrace loom, setting the stage for redemption and renewed marriage.
Mrs. Copenhaver aged 30 widow of a husband and mother of a son Robert Copenhaver plus five brothers and six sisters including Mrs Huff of this city. Her body to be brought here for funeral at 218 East Baker Street at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. Murray D. Mitchell with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
Clinton Knee longtime Wardensville resident and funeral director died at home from brain paralysis shortly before 4 am. He served as a justice of the peace and once reported Wardensville news for The Star. Funeral is set for 2 pm Wednesday with burial in Wardensville cemetery. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters, and his wife had died years earlier.
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