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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1922

Page

2

Henry Mears to Lecture on Life in Africa at Friendship U B Church

Local notes from Canterburg report Mr Henry Mears will speak Wednesday night May 17 at Friendship U B Church about his life in Africa with all welcome. Also listed are Sunday visitors at J C Hale and updates on residents including a new baby girl for Frank Hausenfluck and recent moves by Fay Clemons.

Canterburg Henry Mears Friendship U.B. Church Africa J. C.' Hale B. C. Painter Maggie Sargeant Arthur Sargent John Hardy J. A. Hale Winchester Stork Frank Hausenfluck Fay Clemons Gore Agnes White Nellie Mae Painter John Argent

Jad Salts Promises Kidney Relief For Meat Eaters

An old advisory urges relief for backache and kidney discomfort by cleansing bowels and taking Jad Salts daily. It claims high meat intake causes uric acid buildup, with Jad Salts made from rapeseed juice and lithia water neutralizing acids to end bladder irritation.

Funeral and social notes from the local column

The piece records community actions including a funeral for Meredith Hudson, visits by Mrs. J C Hale and Mrs. Fay Clemons, Mrs. Charles Layman and children with her parents, and H T Clemons visiting. It also features a moral poem about hatred from Exchange and a joke exchange from American Legion Weekly.

Meredith Hudson Charles Layman J. C. Hale Fay Clemons H.T. Clemons

Last Rites for Mrs J W Perry at Stephens City

Mrs Adeline L Perry wife of J W Perry died April 8 after two years of inflammatory rheumatism in Stephens City Virginia Hundreds attended the service at Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Rev Frank Ridgeway The deceased aged 71 years 11 months and 27 days left ten living children five daughters and five sons plus twenty seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren and two surviving siblings

Stephens City Adeline L. Perry J. W. Perry Park City Mont B. E.thomson Pittsburg J. C. Hauser Cumberland, Md R. B. Albin L. W. Painter H. B R. F. Perry Ohio D. D J. M. Perry Henry Carper West Virginia EB. V. Hathaway Brunswick Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church Frank Ridgeway Jesus

Local items from Grimes Virginia May news

Grimes Virginia items note visits by Claude Bockey and his mother from Long Island New York Mrs Bockey joins him after arrival Several locals including Mrs G A Miller Mrs Ernest Bockey and family Mrs W H Hamilton and niece Mrs Lindawood and others spend Friday in Winchester Indisposition of Mrs C E Bockey neuralgia at home Hillside Farms foundation laid for Albert Miller home Bowers construction crews work on farm buildings at H B McCormac place Hardy family from Winchester visits Lee Evans Golda B Gardner and Grantham Gardner of Washington take vacation with their mother Velona Gardner Oscar Leight and J A Grimes visit with the Newcomb sisters in Winchester.

W. H. Hamilton Lindawood Winchester C. E. Bockey Bowers Albert Miller Hillside Farms BE. H. Beckey B R H. B

Round Hill to Hold Debate and Community Events

Round Hill hosts a debate on May 5 between two young women and four men on which is more useful to a lady at home, followed by ice cream. The Freder ick Circuit Ladies’ Aid Society meets May 6 at 2 30 p m at the M E parsonage. Local social notes span visits and illnesses among residents in Winchester Kernstown Morgantown Martinsburg and Covington with several family arrivals and recoveries.

Chambersville Community League Round ‘Hill Ladies’ Aid Society of Frederick M. E. Parsonage Main Street Clayton Pingley Gladys Hawkins Winchester Eva, Hicks William O. Woore Covington Clearbrook Joseph Cooper Arthur Woore Martinsburg John Hauptman Edward Woore Clearbrook and Rest Woore Lillian Cooper Agnes Henry Morgantown W. Va

Juvenile Reasoning About Wood Pile

A boy named Roland chose to haul wood from the far side of a pile rather than the side near the house. He explained that after a while he would get tired and stop after traveling eighty paces.

Roland

Funeral for Minnie J Strosnider in Middletown Va

Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie J Henson Strosnider widow of Bernie F Strosnider were held at home with burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown. The death followed a cold and a choking spell after she played piano before retiring. She would have been forty on June 18 and is survived by her husband, a son, her mother, and several sisters and brothers.

Middletown Minnie J. Strosnider Bernie F. Stros Snider Mount Carmel Cemetery Hawk M. BE. Church South Prederick Mary I. Henson

Memorial Notice for Mrs Emma A Keeler and Family

Clevenger of Riverton Em ma A Keeler of Stephenson Charles H Henson and Grover C Henson of Middletown John W Henson of Roanoke William A Henson of Riverton and Joseph Henson of Bethel extend sympathy with floral offerings. She was loving faithful wife and mother. Husband and relatives thank friends for kindness.

Clevenger Riverton Emma A. Keeler Stephenson, Va Charles H. Henson Grover C. Henson Middletown John W. Henson Roanoke William A. Henson Joseph Henson Bethel

Woman of Poise Claims Modern Life Requires Health

An old advertisement extols poise as essential for women in home business and social life. It links serenity to success and promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness and health issues.

Lydia E. Pinkham Ady

Western Frederick Bank Stockholders Meeting at Gore Va

Annual meeting of Western Frederick Bank stockholders for the Gore school building held Saturday May 6 at 11 a.m. The purpose is to elect directors for the ensuing year. E R Hook cashier signs notice.

Western Frederick Bank Gore E.R. Hook

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