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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
3
The Goodrich campaign asserts that reduced prices deliver maximum mileage at the lowest cost per mile. It claims tire quality and efficiency justify pricing, stressing correct rubber and fabric balance to optimize service and economy for the user.
The body of Mrs Rebecca Barr Neville wife of Frank B Neville of Boyce Clarke county and daughter of the late Oscar Barr of Winchester was laid to rest in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Funeral services were at 1 o clock at the uncle's residence and conducted by Rev Dr George I Bowers and Rev O Tatbert. Pallbearers included Fred W Calvert Oscar Dabney Walter Huntsberry Holmes Barr Horace McKinster and Oscar Barr. Death followed an appendectomy last Saturday but the direct cause was Brights disease.
Martinsburg visitors Mr and Mrs Lee M Bender of Martinsburg WV called on Tuesday. Stephenson dealer Barr also visited. Commissioner C C Brannon revenue official paid a business call Tuesday. Mrs Jacob Randall Winchester visiting her son Ellis. Forest Nesmith and Brent Horner Tablers Station called Sunday. James A Grimes did interior work for O H Zinn Stephenson over ten days. Mr and Mrs J B White and daughters Fata Grace White with others hosted by W F Nelson last week. Ellen Oates spent Friday in town.
Grimes notes from May 15 report Mrs Hubbard and Mrs Bules visiting relatives near Kernstown. Mrs Clevenger has been ill at home for a week. Prof Barrett made a business visit Thursday. Daniel Leight digs a well at his Grimes home. Mary Snyder of near Clear Brook visited Birdie Finfrock at Oak Shade. Vivian Haun visited Winchester Saturday. Charles Randall and family from Winchester visited Ellig Randall and family on Sunday.
Captain George W. Kurtis announces Baltimore and Ohio will sell tickets from Winchester to Richmond for the United Confederate Veterans reunion first week in June. Tickets via Staunton or via Washington, good return through June 5. Prices 6.20 by Staunton route and 6.90 by Washington route. May 29 to June 2 sale. Attendance expected from Winchester and area with likely local units.
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Reverend W T Walters who has attended meetings near Harrisonburg this week will conduct regular services at the Christian Church in Winchester on Sunday. He is expected to preach and lead the session.
A fragmented notice notes a medical or trial related item from West Virginia and Mississippi with references to Cardul and female patients. The readable text hints at long standing beliefs and a vulnerable patient scenario involving a baby and health treatment.
Messrs Clyde H and John William of Hagerstown Md stayed at Hotel Evans. J C Janney of Charlestown W Va visiting brother on North Main street travels to West Virginia mountains. Dr Max Hoffman of Bunker Hill W Va registered at Hotel Jack. Mrs C R Grabbs departs for Strasburg Va to visit relatives. Judge A C Carson and Mrs Carson return from Washington. Mrs John Gray and Mrs Warren Clarke return to Winchester from Baltimore. W Davis Conrad of New York arrives for a several day visit in West Water street. Miss Virginia Rawson leaves for Washington to visit friends.
The ad explains backache is from rheumatism and urges relief through massaging the back with Chamberlains Liniment two or three times daily. It claims the product is obtainable everywhere.
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