Decree in Virginia chancery cases names several heirs
The chancery decree in Frederick County Virginia names M. M. Lynch as administrator of Fannie M. Emschler’s estate and refers the matter to a Master Commissioner to report on real and personal property heirs and shares. Notice orders publication in Winchester newspapers with June 28 1917 as hearing date and place in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Lynch
Fanny M. Emswiler
Levi Emswiler
Nancy Arnold
Lemuel A. Arnold
Rebecca Anderson
Hattie LaFollette
E. E. LaFollette
Alfred Anderson
Jemima Anderson
Ann Payne
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Fanniek M. Emechler
Decea
Winchester
Commissioner's Office
Fannie M. Emschler
Newspaper Man Named Secretary for Winchester Chamber
J. C. McCarthy was chosen as executive secretary by Winchester Chamber of Commerce directors at a special meeting. The Washington Star veteran comes with five years at the paper and close ties to commercial groups, with wife and two children, and will move to Winchester after initial chamber work. Er nest H. Rowe of the American City Bureau facilitated the hire on strong recommendations from Thomas Grant of the Washington City Chamber. Rowe departs Winchester after seven weeks, expressing pride in the organization and urging local engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCarthy
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Board of Directors
McCarthy
Washington Star
Ernest H. Rowe
American City Bureau
Winchester
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsements Cited In Ad
An advertisement from Troccean, Pichmond, Kentucky promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and constipation. The copy claims the product has a good opinion and that they have never sold anything that can beat them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Pichmond
Red Cross Society Generates Local Interest in White Post
The White Post Red Cross chapter held a parish house meeting with good attendance and much interest. Junior Auxiliary served ice cream with proceeds aiding the auxiliary. Local residents and visitors, including Seeran F er Giles B. Palmer, Miss Eva Massey, and others, were noted for activities and travels in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Post
The
Red Cross Society
Seeran F.er
Giles B. Palmer
Fort Myer
Eva Massey
Martinsboro
Ritter
Baltimore
Lee Sowers
Rockland
Ulisses Susie
Mary Somerville
Berryville
Estelle Powers
Lewis Kennerly
Florida
Fort Barrancas
Mis
Lucie Chrisman
Richmond
W. W. LaRue
E. S. Meade
Lippitt
New York
Messrs. Crush and Hornburg
Norfolk and Western Railway Detective Service
Sour Stomach Advisory and Remedy Note
A old health notice explains sour stomach as mild indigestion caused by fast eating or unsuitable food. It advises eating slowly, chewing well, light suppers, and using Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s Drug Store
Noted Speakers at Epworth League Convention
Prominent Epworth League speakers will address the Baltimore conference meeting at Braddock Street Church from June 28 to July 1. The program highlights Bible themed sessions, devotional services, departmental conferences, and talks by J. Stockwell Congo Mission Africa and J. Bennett on the Bible’s social message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
League of the Baltimore Conference
Braddock Street
J. R. Poland
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. Howard Wells
Harrisonburg
Dr. Blakemore
Winchester
Ora Tolbert
Washington, D. C
John William Smith
Baltimore
J. Marvin Culbreth
St. Louis
Dorothy Sisson
Edith Prettyman
Washington, D.C
J. A. Stockwell
Congo Mission Africa
W.& Lynch
Greenville
J. S. Bennett
Winchester League
L. Estelle Wagoner
Keyser
Life Service
J. Marvin
Wilton E. Boyd
Roanoke
Nat G. Barnhart
Crimera
Our Africa Mission
Ming, CA
Stockwell
Congo Mission
Africa
New Bridge Grafting Method Proves Successful for Trees
The Wigginton Bridge Grafting process shows three-year success saving girdled trees from mice borers and blight. It redirects sap through bridge grafts to keep trees healthy and productive with proven fruit results and a $100,000 guarantee. notable user Harry F. Byrd of Winchester Virginia reports 9 year apple trees bearing fruit after grafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigginton
Harry F. Byrd
Winchester
Byrd
Bridge Grafting Promises Big Returns for Fruit Growers
Advertisement touts bridge grafting as a money maker for orchards. It claims urban orchards recover from girdling and blight, noting a 70 acre site yielded over 1000 barrels of merchantable apples after three years of grafting. The notice offers farm rights, scions, and tours to verify results. It lists Winchester Virginia contacts and invites inquiries.
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Panama
Minzses Etta and
Anna Grim
Kesmodel’s Kutlery
John M. Steck
Rutland Water Glass
Franck Baker & Sor Pharmacists
Nen Pesson
C. B. Smialts
National Avenue
Cali
Bell Phone
Winchester Inn
G. C. Shepard
P. Bailey & CO
Bailey Bros
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Rowe
Star
Chapmansvte
Huntsberry’s
Wideawake
Union Bank of Winchester
John M. Miller
People’s Bargain Store
Bellphone
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Heller & CO
E.L. Meeting
Louis W. Guise
W. A. Lynch
Alma Shepherd
Gideon
Cornelius Carter
Bakerton
Saul
Elizabeth Slaughter
Shenandoah Junction
W Va
Marian Elliott
Edward O’dell
G. T. Tyler
Fairfax
Service
Silestia
J. M. Steck
Ant
T. W. Steck
Opequon
Turkey Knob Orchard Company
N. J. Wigginton
M’g’r
Notzan Expense
Home Life Insurance Co
H. R. Bryarly & Bro., IG . Agu
Rouss Ave
Sney
LA Washington
Frederic H. Hoover
Sam Ensogna
S. Main St
John A. Spaid
Bie
Lco
Cincinnati
Rsytyon
Cooper & Sona
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