Court Decree Notice in Frederick County
Extract from a 1917 decree in Circuit Court Frederick County announces June 18 in Winchester for execution of the order of reference. All parties in interest must be present at John M. Steck's office to proceed with the matter involving the Union Bank of Winchester and Clementine M. Kiger et al. Frederick County commissioner's notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Union Bank of
Winchester
Clementine M. Kiger
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester
Lula May Anderson
Als
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Y Lula May Anderson Et
Virginia
John M. Steck
Middletown
Frederick
State Corporation Commission
I. W
BH. Coffman
Middletown State Bank, Inc
State of
W. E Coffman
Co. B. Manuel
N. P
State of Virginia
John I. Sloat
Maud J. Brown
Ledger of Bank Assets and Liabilities Listing Names
The document lists bank balance items including loans and discounts, overdrafts, cash items, dues from other banks, currency, gold and silver coins, and capital sections. It also shows individual deposits, reserves for accrued interest, and a partial roster of names: J. Henry Molniesr, C R. Anderson, Jno. W. Rosenberger, A. C. Slonaker, James M. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samme Banking House
J. Henry Molniesr
Dr. C R. Anderson
Jno
W. Rosenberger
A. C. Slonaker
James M. Brown
Banks Close July 4 1917 Holiday Notices
Banks announce closing on Wednesday July 4 1917 for a legal holiday. All paper maturing that day may be paid Thursday July 5 1917. Signatories include WM G Hardy Shenandoah Valley National Bank H D Fullosr Farmers and Merchants National Bank Lee R Grim Union Bank of Winchester John L Sloat Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. G. Hardy
Shenaddoah Valley National Bank
H. D. Fullosr
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
John L Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Winchester
Draft rules tighten exemptions for WWI conscripts
Washington reports final exemption regulations for the draft, with President Wilson expected to issue them within 48 hours. Key grounds include physical incapacity, essential war-industry employment, religious exemptions prior to 1917, and sole family support. Most eligible men face compulsory service. only complete physical inability may spare a recruit.
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Washington
Wilson
Crowder
White House
Man Who Faked Death In Jail Brought Back For Trial
William D. Ray of Harrisonburg, previously reported dead in a West Virginia railroad accident, is found alive in a county jail. Police connect a forged letter to his arrest, amid accusations he burned a Rawley Springs dining hall and a cottage, dodged military duty, and faces transfer to Virginia for trial on multiple charges. Ray had used a forged signature linked to a marriage license.
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William D. Ray
Harrisonburg
West Virginia
Rawley Springs
Groyshorn
Ray
News Record Office
Saper
W. D. Ray
Croushorn
Ss. L. Martiller
Randolph County
W. Va
Samuel Summerfield
Elkins
Virginia
University forms No 41 base hospital unit for France
A base hospital unit named No 41 is being organized at the University of Virginia for service in France. Col. Jefferson R. Kean appoints Dr William H Goodwin as director and Margaret B Cowling as chief nurse. The staff includes 153 administrative personnel and 268 total, ages 18 to 40, with enlisted service in the Medical Enlisted Reserve Corps and salaries from 30 to 81 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 41
University of Virginia
France
Jefferson R. Kean
Department of Military Relief
William H. Goodwin
Margaret B. Cowling
School of Nursing
University
Goodwin
Severe hailstorm causes extensive damage in Harrisonburg
A Tuesday afternoon hailstorm struck Harrisonburg with rain that battered gardens and vegetation for about thirty minutes. Hail as large as walnuts caused damage and several houses were struck by lightning, injuring crops and property.
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Harrisonburg
Chickens Killed By Alaskan Owls In Jefferson County
Mr H S Baker of Wheatland Jefferson county reports many chickens killed this season by Alaskan owls. He captured and killed four of these birds. Baker's son Henry S Baker Jr now at Allentown PA a member of the Washington and Lee hospital unit Martinesburg Journal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Baker
Wheatland
Jefferson County
Martinsburg
Bryarly Brothers
Winchester
Cholera Morbus Be Warned. Remedy in House Now
Mrs Charles Enyeart of Hunting Indiana urges families to keep Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for instant relief from cholera morbus. She notes two children fell ill in summer 1911 and recovered quickly after use. Sold by 41 druggists.
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Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Hunting
Ind
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