Local Social News and Visits From Post Virginia Area
Post Virginia notes list Mrs Em t Stigart spending summer with Mrs William Waterson Long. W W Dellinger of Dodson Md returns home after visiting. Mrs Charles Fritts and others visit relatives. numerous social calls, dances, and visits noted in town, with families from Nineveh Kerns Erwin Berryville Winchester and Front Royal.
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Post, Va
Emt Stigart
William Waterson Long
Laiwson
E Lsie Lawson
Charles Lawson
Mrs. Lawson
Jamison
Winchester
Ness
Nellie Kennerly
Lester Dellinger
Dodson
Hts
Charles Fritts
Audrey Fritte
Joseph Denny
Dove
Evan
Kate ‘Denny
Henry Mallory
Berryville
Charles Hiliott
Roberta Kendrick
Elizabeth
Lee
J. Butler
Measles Case Reported At Hanging Rock
A Hanging Rock item notes a suspected measles case prompting concern about German measles amid wartime sentiment. It mentions local residents including Mr and Mrs James Funk taking a two week trip to Niagara Falls and relatives visiting Lorain Ohio Harrison and Staunton Virginia.
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Hanging Rock
James Funk
Niagara Falls
J. Hine
Lorain
Ohio
Modern Drug Store Invitation to discriminating shoppers
A promotional note advertises a up-to-date store for ladies and gentlemen offering reliable drugs and sundries to particular people. It emphasizes careful buying and urges readers to drop in, promising a natural fit for those who are particular.
Auto Owners to Organize Tonight in Winchester and Frederick
Frederick county and Winchester prepare for a large turnout as auto owners meet at the Chamber of Commerce. The goal is to form a Shenandoah Valley wide association similar to the Shenandoah County group, with plans to organize in Augusta, Rockingham, Frederick, Clarke and Warren counties plus Winchester to coordinate better roads.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Star
Orga
Onn
Shenandoah County
Shenandoah
Ghenandoah Valley
Richard Wunder
Shenandoah Association
Augusta
Rockingham
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Just a Suggestion
A fragmented quote expresses suspicion of a man who betrayed a trust by fleeing with the speaker’s spouse named Ta istin cest. The lines imply a personal grievance and possible accusation of infidelity and abandonment.
Some Can Do It But An Old Bachelor Vows Love
A stylized remark about an aged bachelor facing romance beyond youth. The speaker notes dust and age mar his ease with flirty talk, suggesting a moral or social reflection on love in later years.
Bankrupt Rosa B Pannett Seeks Discharge in Virginia District
Rosa B. Pannett of Winchester Virginia petitions the Western District of Virginia judge Henry C. McDowell for a full discharge from all debts provable against her estate under bankruptcy acts. She states adjudication occurred October 8 last and that she has surrendered all property and complied with all requirements. Witness Alice L. Osburn.
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Henry C. McDowell
District Court of the United States
Virginia
Rosa B. Pannett
Wincheser
Frederick
Enid
A. D
Alice L. Osburn
Western District
Tria
Lee Pannett
Winchester
Orders for hearing on petition of discharge in Virginia District
On June 10 1918 the court ordered a hearing for July 10 1918 in Harrisonburg Virginia. All creditors and interested parties must appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. The clerk will mail copies of the petition and order to known creditors at their residences.
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Harrisonburg
Evening Star
Honorabie
Henry C. McDowell
Stanley W. Martin
D. W. Barman
D. C
A. D
Stanley Martin
D. Owe Barman
Bankruptcy petition for discharge of Tria Lee Pannett
A bankruptcy petition filed in the Western District of Virginia seeks discharge for Tria Lee Pannett of Winchester. The June 10 1918 notice records the court action, ordering notice to creditors and inspection of the record for potential objections.
West Virginia town warned to switch to soft coal
Martinsburg West Virginia June 21 Local fuel official reports a letter from Walter Barnes federal fuel administrator for West Virginia stating Virginia and Maryland will receive anthracite for the coming year while nearby towns including Hagerstown Winchester and others receive none He adds there is no change expected and asks the public to prepare to use soft coal instead.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
E.C. Henshaw
Walter Barnes
West Virginia
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
Seaboard
Hagerstown
Winchester
Winchester coal dealers halt hard coal orders
Coal dealers state they will not take further orders after current shipments, with Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company confirming one more carload. Supplies have been allocated by priority, and no additional hard coal is expected once the present stock is exhausted.
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Winchester
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured By Winchester Resident
Mrs. D. H. Anderson of 129 South Main Street reports sharp back pains and limited movement, but after using Doan's Kidney Pills she claims a complete cure and normal kidney function. The ad repeats the product name, price, and distributor Foster-Milburn Co. with Buffalo, N Y.
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Winchester
Doan
D. H. Anderson
S. Main St
Dean
County Merchants Must Obtain Permits Under Prohibition Law
The Mapp amendment requires all merchants handling flavoring extracts cosmetics or other preparations containing alcohol to obtain permits. The June term court will close soon and those without permits face penalties. If not secured this term, delinquent merchants must wait until October for the next circuit court term.
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Circuit Clerk’s
Whiting
Public Sale of Valuable Personal Property in Virginia
By order of a deed of trust dated June 18 1918 James E Anderson trustee sells at public auction at William Butler residence near Trone Frederick County Virginia at 10 a m to sale includes farm horse wagon buggy corn oats carpentry tools harness plows farming utensils household furniture beds kitchen stove and other items cash terms no goods removed until paid James E Anderson Trustee John W Herrell Auctioneer 6 19 91
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William Butler
Trone
Frederick County
Virginia
James E. Anderson
John W. Herrell
What Savings In War Savings Stamp Value?
A five-dollar war savings stamp buys one fifth of a mile of bandages enough for fifty five wounds or purchases gauze and plaster for one hundred soldiers. One stamp renders forty operations painless and provides first aid packets for sixteen injuries while supplying adhesive plaster and surgical gauze to aid hundreds of wounded soldiers.
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