Local Relief Brevities Update From Relief Va
Community notes from Relief Virginia recount visits and social calls among residents in Stephens City Winchester area. Mentions of births deaths and hospital care including Mr Guy Keckley’s successful surgery at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Keckley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lizzie. Wigginton
Siphe
George Wigginton
Winchester
Clarence Racey
Strasburg
Apple Blossom attendance and local greetings bloom in Bloom
Bloom Virginia residents report strong turnout for the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester. Visitors include Charles Long from Middletown and several families visiting relatives and attending events at the Miller home and Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Winchester
Charles Long
Middletown
Arthur Miller
George Hulver
T. S Cooper
Memorial Hospital
Virginia Spillman
Washington, D. C
Pritchard
Holmes Spillman
Godfred
Elmer Androse
Strasbure
Friendly Grove
Keeler
Hagerstown
Miller
J. B. Snapp
C. M. Snapp
Iven Miller
Marvin Miller
Floyd Miller
J. J. Crabill
Herman
Elmer Ambrose
Ruth
Masters Winifred
Wilson Ambrose
Orphan Asylum Origin Traced to Medieval Ragausa
History records a first orphan asylum established in the Middle Ages in the city republic of Ragausa on the Palmatian coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Republic of
Ragausa
pPalmatian Coast
Public sale of Winchester real estate by special commissioner
A special commissioner in Winchester Va proceeds with a public auction of two parcels from Maggie B Pletcher et al chancery case. The sale includes a near new brick residence on Virginia Avenue and five vacant lots facing the same street. Terms require one third cash at sale and balance in one and two years with bonds and a deed of trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Winchester
Maggie B
Pletcher
County Court
Virginia Avenue
Ala Dd Larrick
Said
Ward & Larrick
Herbert S. Larrick
A. G. Swanson
Soft light and gentle speech urged to curb divorces
A writer in Boston argues that soft lighting in the home helps prevent divorces, and that soft speech is even more effective in maintaining harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston” Transcript
Women praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Letters from Mrs. Goldie Shoup of St. Joseph Illinois and Mrs. J Storms of Paterson New Jersey claim the compound improved their health after long illness. The notes highlight restored strength and happier home life as key outcomes. Thousands of similar testimonials accompany the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Goldie . Shoup
St. Joseph, Ilinois
J. Storms
Lane Street
Paterson
N. J
Shoup
New Wonderful Special French Face Powder ME GLO
Advertisement notes ME GLO powder that claims to prevent large pores and give a peachy skin tone. It promotes ELLO-GLO for a youthful look and appeals to readers through a period style promotional voice.
Richards Calls for Democratic Party Delegates Aug 2 1927
Boyd R. Richards announces his bid and calls for the Democratic party to assemble a House of Delegates on August 2 1927. The notice appears as a formal campaign announcement with date and initiator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Boyd R. Richards
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Aetna
Sapudai
Plumbing Winchester
Auto Parts Corp
Hudson-Essex Agency
Rose Dale
J. W. McQuay
West Water Street
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
Phens City
Stork
Herman Dyke
Elizabeth Lee
Alva Wigginton
Irene Copenhaver
William Netkirk
Luther’ Pifer
Jot'am Racey
Charles Clark
Stephens City
Nathan Rogers
Naomi Oates
Capon Springs
E. B. Wisecarver
Katie Rudolph
Lizzie Wigginton
Irenie Copenhaver
Mise
Ida Mae Copenhaver
Gainaday
K. H. Taylor
S. Braddock Street
Irwin Drug
Landis
South Braddock St
Bloom News
J.V. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Rist
OFL
City Real Estate
Grove’s
Cod Stephens City
Ution
George Washington
Wain ST
Wiley Ron, Day
Ford
Ford Tudor
Maln ST
Overland
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
Adar UuTler
Studebaker
H. W. Ebert
CG. I. Brumback
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