Armel News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Mrs H F Watson and two children returned to Sterling after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Armel. E H White and wife and son visited relatives at Opekon. Helen Armel of Winchester visits grandparents Mr and Mrs W L Armel. Charles Haymaker is improving after a week of illness. Delno Price returns to Pitcairn after visiting his parents. C B Pifer attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs Lauck in Stephens City. Charles Grim and sister of Boyce visit Arthur Armet. Mrs Luther Manuel and son visit her parents in Winchester.
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Helen Armel
Winchester
W. L. Armel
Charles Haymaker
Delno Price
Pitcairn
Charles Price
C. B. Pifer
Lauck
Stephens City
Charles Grim
Boyce
Arthur Armet
Luther Manuel
Local Market Prices From Today’s Readable Page
Prices offered today by local buyers for corn hay bran butter and potatoes with note that the market quotes are not guaranteed. Readable items include cracked corn mix hay middling and live spring chickens with per bushel or per dozen style figures.
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Iocal
Ieee
Market prices for livestock and crops in late trading
As of the prior close, prices listed for butter creameries and dairies return mixed values. Live poultry including chickens and hens show varied per pound rates, while corn and hay futures range with notable figures for timothy and clover. Sheep, lambs, calves, and pigs are itemized by weight and condition with broad price bands.
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Choice
Virginia
Cadet Peyton Marshall Shines At Virginia Military Institute
Cadet Peyton Marshall of Shenandoah Valley Academy returns from VMI with multiple honors and earns the M. L. silver cup for best all around athlete. He served as first orderly sergeant after two years and is an alumnus of Shenandoah Valley Academy. Local friends laud his achievements alongside Fred Scott, Jack Potts, and Major Claude R. Cammer who collected numerous prizes at VMI last year.
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Peyton Marshall
Virginia “Milkiey Institute
Lexington
William 3. Marshall
South Stewart Street
Marshall
Shenandoah Valley Academy of Winchester
B. M. Roszel
Virginia Military Institute
Cincinnati
Cammer
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Offered as Remedy
Local applications cannot reach the seat of catarrh which is described as a constitutional blood disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is marketed as an internal remedy affecting blood and mucous surfaces. It is alleged to be a nonquack prescription from a leading physician and sold by druggists for 75 cents with Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
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Hall
J. Chenny*& CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
Chamberlains Tablets Endorsement in Local Letter
To the Pupilc. I have been using Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion for the past six months and it affords me pleasure to say I have never used a remedy that did me so much good Mrs C EB Riley Union N Y Chamberlains Tablets are obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlains
Cavalry Sergeant Conrad Joins National Guard for Camp Training
Sergeant Conrad of Squadron A New National Guard from New York prepares for several days of training with cavalry horses before heading to Camp Whitman Beekman New York and later to the border. He has practiced in New York for ten years and serves as quartermaster sergeant of Squadron A. The unit is regarded as a crack cavalry organization with many prominent young business and professional men.
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Wilem Davis Conrad
New York
D. B. Conrad
Oe Ee
New National Guard
van Courtinaias
New York State
Degree Conferred On Rev Walters By Merom College
Rev William T Walters pastor of the Christian Church of Winchester received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Union Christian College Merom Ind by recommendation of the faculty president. Walters an Elon College alumnus earned a Master of Arts there in 1910 and leads the Virginia Valley Central Conference.
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William T. Walters
Christian Church of
Winchester
C. B. Hershey
Union” Christian College
Merom
Ind
Dr. Walters
Elon Colege
North Carolina
Christian Church
Virginia Valley Central Conference
Citizens Band Gathers for Summer Concerts on City Hall Plaza
The Citizens Band performed a midsummer concert on City Hall Plaza directed by Mr. Miller Jenkins. The band plans weekly summer concerts with later notices for dates and a nitrogen lamp installed by the local light and power company to illuminate the plaza for crowds.
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Citizens Band
City Hall Plaza
Miller Jenkins
Suit to subject Elmer Keyser's farm to lien and settlement
The Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia on May 13 1916 hears a case by Eudora Orissa Keyser against Elm worth Keyser and unknown heirs of Elizabeth H Keyser seeking to recover 2130 88 with interest from 1915 08 01 and costs. The action asks to determine Elmer Els worth Keyser ownership in a 165 acre farm near Bartonsville and to sell the undivided or various interest to satisfy the judgment with proceeds applied to the debt and for further equity relief. The court orders unknown heirs to appear within 15 days after publication and directs notice in The Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the county courthouse.
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Circuit Court of the County Brick
Eudora Orissa Keyser
Elmer Elsworth Keyser
Elizabeth Hy Keyser
Elm_worth Keyser
Carson Keyser
Elmer Th Keyser
Cour
Elmerith Keyser
Bartonsville
Frederick County
Elizabeth H. Keyser
Elmer
Lsworth Keyser
Atwell Farm
Elmer Els Hh. Keyser
Kiaid
Winchester Evening Star
R. Gray
Williams
Mrs Iv e Gelightly and Niece Visit Gainesboro
Mrs Iv e Gelightly and her niece Miss Stella Kremer have been visiting friends at Gainesboro in this county and have now returned to Clarke County Virginia.
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IV ¥E Gelightly
Mice Stella’, Kremer
Gainesboro
County
Clarke County
Public Sale Near Mt Williams Details Farm Holdings
An estate sale near Mt Williams covers about 12 acres of wheat and 12 acres of corn with an apple orchard. The farm listing notes a two thirds share of corn reserved, and the event is set for Wednesday June 28 1916 at 10 am. Terms require one third cash and the balance in one or two years bearing 6 percent interest secured by bonds. A. & Co Williams Administrators for the estate of J H Williams. Swaneot, auctioneer.
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Mt. Williams
Williams, Admre
J. H. ‘Williams
Go Swaneot
Ogl
Grocery firms adopt seven o'clock closing in July and August
Merchants Orn Gorst and McVicar and partners sign an agreement to close shops at 7 PM daily except Saturdays during July and August. They aim to ease long hours for employers while maintaining service with earlier orders. Patrons are urged to cooperate to ensure full effect of the measure.
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Messrs
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