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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1918
Page
3
The president urges Americans to observe a day of public humiliation prayer and fasting across all faiths and homes to seek forgiveness for sins and to pray for victory, wisdom, steadfast sacrifice and a just lasting peace.
Belgian war office says Belgian troops raided a German position north of Dixmude in Flanders. Across the front artillery activity varied along the Belgian line with ongoing shelling on both sides. In Picardy the French report notes penetrations at Nomenhy and 20 prisoners captured, while a German raid near St Die was repelled.
Paul suspects Arline loves a handsome actor after spotting his likeness in her studio and in Sallie and Peggle homes. Aunt Margaret reveals the actor is Walton Stock Company lead, courtesy publicity, prompting Paul to confess and seek Arline’s truth.
Public sale of county realty via decree from the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia in the chancery case William R Stump vs Anna Stump et al. The sale occurs at 11 am on Saturday June 1 1918 in front of the Winchester County Court House. One and a half acres improved by a frame dwelling with terms: one third cash sale day and balance in one and two years secured by bond trust and insurance. Bond posted by Jas P Reardon Special Commissioner.
A testimonial from West Somerville Massachusetts describes a severe bronchitis attack eased by a product named Vind. The user claims the medicine stopped coughing and restored strength when other remedies failed, promoting Vind as a constitutional cough remedy available at Miller's Drug Store.
Special Commissioners under a decree of the Corporation Court of Winchester announce a public auction of a south side W Hart St lot with an eight room frame house. Sale Saturday May 25 1918 at 11 o clock at the Chester court house. Terms one third cash with two equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance. Roy P. Duvall auctioneer. Clerk confirms bond and security.
Justice A. J. Tavenner presided in the county magistrate court over a case where a dog owned by Mrs J D Allemong was found to have killed eight sheep belonging to Mrs Athichee in the Grimes neighborhood. The dog faces death. sentencing delays the mandate pending appeal as the case advances to the circuit court.
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