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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
9
Fragmentary text mentions Mr Dake Borge, Mrs te Glatze, and Mr or Mrs Newton. References a farm setting and family connections with Green watching a brother and sister in law. Content is incoherent and names are sporadic in this OCR snippet.
A sheriff's sale is set by execution at public auction in the court house on March 21, 1935 at ten o'clock. The vehicle listed is a 1924 Model Star automobile in good condition. Terms are cash. Sheriff Pannett signs the notice.
Mr. Smith Catlett recently moved to town. Mrs. Frank Marple traveled to Washington after visiting her mother. Several residents shared Sunday or weekend visits with neighbors including Mrs. Charles Loy and the Clark family. Bertha Hawkins has needed medical care for a week. Norman Clark and son Thurman visited with Mrs. Clark’s parents. Garson Ashton moved to Mr Stine’s house near Lebanon. John Billet was summoned for grand jury in Harrisonburg.
At once, large clean cotton rags are used to wipe and dust the Star office. The note suggests immediate housekeeping actions to improve cleanliness and workspace orderliness.
S R Ludwig and Roy Ludwig of Dayton Va hosted dinner with the Orndoffs. Margie Nails returned home from Winchester after a weekend with friends. Scott White and daughter Helen of Winchester visited locally. Jynaka Orndolf called on her daughter Mamie Larrick in Montay. Wilmer Nail, John Nelson, Gus Loy and family, and Loring Cornwell spent Sunday with Gertie Linebegg. Marion Cooper visited J S Orndoff. Lucy White called on Margaret Nelson. Annie Clowser visited Mary Larrick. Perry Purcell visited his son-in-law and daughter with B Nail. Hockman and daughter spent days with Winchester friends.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It claims the remedy restores health and beauty by addressing symptoms like distress, sallow complexion, dark circles, lassitude, headaches, and depression, urging women to not lose a day in taking it.
Patient narrates years of stomach trouble and gas with doctors suspecting ulcers or cancer. After a severe episode, they advised treatment or rest, outlining next steps for diagnosis and care.
A reader reports traveling for an operation in Rochester Minnesota and tries Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad claims the simple preparation removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation causing most stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money back guarantee at Baker's Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
Schedule details multiple routes from Berryville Virginia with connections to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Welch Norton Shenandoah Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and Memphis. Includes Pullman car and sleeper services, dining car connections, and agents H H Burks Berryville and W C Saunders Roanoke for fares reservations and information.
Miss Winifred Whitacre closed another school at the Pike schoolhouse last Thursday. Mrs Onie Amick is quite flat this time. Mrs Lina Keller has been ill with flu for a week or more and is somewhat better. Mrs D S Miler has not been well for several days but is improving. Miss Esta White spent the weekend with friends at Whitacre. Mrs John Puffinberger and son Gilbert spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs U J Marple.
The Sunday World will feature number three in the Sherlock Holmes run, a complete in one issue mystery with a striking yet logical climax. The edition is limited, so preorder with your newsdealer by name to reserve a copy for next Sunday.
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