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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
12
garden advice highlights beneficial creatures like ladybirds praying mantises and garden spiders that control pests. It urges protection of these allies and explains birds also aid gardens by eating insects and provides ideas such as bird-baths and bird-houses to attract them.
The estate of the late Ethel Dunlap Fletcher has been appraised at $8,260.25, per a report filed in Corporation Court by Taylor L Barr M E Pifer and O T Ritter. The appraisal followed a court order admitting Mrs Fletcher holographic will to record as her true last will after an attempt to probate another instrument.
The estate of the late Thomas L. Schmidt was appraised at 260 dollars in Corporation Court. The report was filed by Taylor L. Barr C. M. Smith and C. P. McVicar.
Friends gathered at Rest Church to honor Alma C Brady who died at her daughter’s home in Rest. Rev F H Striebly led the service with the Men's Quartet and choir. Brady, in her eighty fourth year, had long been with Brucetown Church and died three weeks after J W Schlack. Her body was interred in the cemetery nearby.
George Byars a 55 year old African American man in South Bend Indiana must spend 200 days on the penal farm instead of paying a $200 fine for selling a so called cancer cure lab tests showed its principal ingredient was urinary axle grease.
A large crowd gathered Sunday afternoon to honor Mary B. McAboy at a home service conducted by Rev. Thomas Morgan and Rev. J. D. Russell. Pallbearers included E L Stine and J M Fishpaw, with burial in Green Hill Cemetery beside her husband at Berryville.
The article describes the passing of a devoted friend to the sick and bereaved, a sincere Christian who confronted death with faith. It notes her readiness to help and kindness and recalls a separate local incident of a lightning strike at the A. L. Walker home in Ashboro, which knocked a watch off the wrist of Oe Allred but left him unharmed.
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