Frederick County Court Notices Real Estate Partition Suit
The Circuit Court of Frederick County on May 8 1917 orders publication to settle the accounts of Fannie Orndorff admx for Elizabeth Pingley insane former guardian and to partition or sell Elizabeth Pingley realty. Defendants Grandstaff Permilla Shoots Maud Y Gibbons must appear within four weeks to protect interests. Notice posted at county courthouse and published in the Evening Star.
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Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Pingley
Chas. Pingley
Fannie Orndorff
Admx
Elizabeth Pingley
Elief
Grandstaff
Permilla Shoots
Maud Y. Gibbons
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Dusting Powder for Men and Ips of an Egg Layer
Dusting powder recipe mixes powdered sulphur wood ashes and dry dust in equal parts and is applied to the body with a nail hole can. For the head use insect powder to avoid eye irritation. Apply when the hen starts sitting and again after one and two weeks. Ips of an egg layer describe good layers with long bodies rear sloping to tail legs set apart and a prominent egg basket.
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Western Poultry Journal
Egg hatch rates differ for incubator eggs and free range stock
Breeders contend that confinement eggs generally hatch less reliably in incubators than eggs from hens kept free range. The claim contrasts restricted confinement with outdoor or barn settings where hens forage, suggesting a practical impact on hatch outcomes.
Methodist Program In North Frederick
Pine Grove hosts the quarterly meeting on May 26 and the Gainesboro charge first quarterly conference May 27. Presiding elder Rev. G W Richardson preaches Saturday 11 00 am and Sunday 10 45 am with sacrament. An old time love feast and testimony begins 9 30 am Sunday conducted by the Pastor C Vi Vannder Linden.
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Pine Grove
Gainesboro
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
G. W. Richardson
C. Vi Vaann der Linden
Stephens City Happenings Include Visits From Several States
A Stephens City notes column lists visitors and guests including Mr. R. Lee McCarty and daughter from McKeesport Pennsylvania, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Haines of Connellsville Pennsylvania, and Mr. Tally of New York, plus local residents visiting kin and relatives. Adelaide Peery returns improved after appendicitis surgery in Harrisonburg. other locals and guests from New Jersey Maryland and Texas are mentioned along with a Methodist Sunday school address by Dr. B. M. Roszel on Preparedness From a Christian Standpoint.
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Stephens City
R. Lee McCarty
McKeesport
A. M. Haines
Connellsville
Tally
New York
Annie Williams
Anna Marable
Lynchburg
G. Lucius
Robert L. McCarty
L. N. McCarty
Adelaide Peery
Harrisonburg
F. P. Zier
Ophelia Young
Salem
Helen Stilwell
New Jersey
Louise
Flora
Mazie Watkins
Monrovia
Margaret Fink
Birthday Party for James Hawes in Refuge Virginia
Mr James Hawes celebrated his 83rd birthday with an elaborate dinner at his Refuge home on May 20. Attendees included spouses and many local families from Happy Creek Linden and surrounding areas. Also noted were church work at Fairview Church and ongoing roof replacement, plus updates on local residents and a visit from Wyn Cadwallader and his daughter.
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Refuge
James Hawes
Mollie Woodward
William Martin
Happy Creek
Thomas Hewes
Linden
J. R. Conner
Harvey Conner
Charles Hawes
Fairview Church
Virginia Layman
Albert Lawson
Rockingham County
Kathryn
Grover Grim
Dr. Williams
Middletown
Winchester
Wyn Cadwallader
Mount Jackson
Virginia Council Opens 122nd Session at Fredericksburg
The Protestant Episcopal Council of the Diocese of Virginia begins its 122nd session at St. George's Church Fredericksburg with a Sunday school meeting under the Board of Religious Education. Rev J F Ribble and R A Anderson of Richmond delivered addresses and diplomas were awarded to teachers who completed the pedagogy course. A large gathering of ministers and delegates attends, including Rev Prof W D Smith of Christ Church Winchester.
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The
Protestant Episcopal Council of the
Diocese of Virginia
Fredericksburg
St. George’s Church
Board of Religious Education
J. F. Ribble
R., A. Anderson
Richmond
Pr. W. D. Smith
Christ Church of Winchester
Fascinating Fiction in The Washington Sunday Star May 27
A spotlight on Booth Tarkington’s Period tales and bold adventures titled The God of the Invincible Strong Arms set in China and The Other Man set on the African veldt. Aimed at adult readers, the collection promises thrilling narratives across continents.
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Booth Tarkington
China
Washington Sunday Star
Hog Queen of the West Mary Carr Brings Ranch Life to Fore
Oregon ranch owner Mary Carr, famed stage actress, now runs a 2,500 acre operation near Fossil. She raises turkeys and hogs and plans cattle and sheep. she rode 57 miles on horseback to consult a turkey expert and describes herself as a rancher managing the family spread.
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Turkey
Portland
Ore
Mary Carr
Fossil
Carr
Fame
Maude Adams
Frances Starr
Rancho
Torn Mason
New York
Somnambulist 75 in Critical Condition After Outdoor Sleep
Brazil Indere B. Lane, 75, Civil War veteran, is reported in critical condition after wandering outdoors while asleep and becoming ill. No further details provided.
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Brazil
Indere B. Lane
Seixnciv
Freezone promises quick relief for corns claims
A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a home remedy to remove corns and calluses. It promises instant relief from soreness and complete removal of the corn with a small amount, costing little, and suitable for wearers of high heels.
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Cincinnati
Non-Residents Ordered to Register in Local Draft Campaign
Non residents working in the city must register for army selection on the day set by President Wilson. Those unable to be present must use a representative or apply to the county or city clerk within six days after the proclamation. Registration cards will be mailed to the citizen’s home.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Wilson
Moonshiner’s Widow Leaves Wealth Behind in Luray
Tivia Hill of Luray, 64, died suddenly at her home after a career tied to liquor law violations. Once a frequent figure in federal and state courts, she built a substantial fortune from property holdings in Luray and a Page county farm.
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Luray
Tivia Hill
Page County
Flags of Allies on State Capitol
The merchant flag of the British empire flies over the Virginia senate chamber and the French tricolor over the house of delegates while a large new U S flag centers the scene. Governor Stuart ordered the hoisting to show Virginia’s loyalty to the cause at the Capitol, once the Confederacy’s seat of government.
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Richmond
Virginia Senate
France
House of Delegates
United States
Stuart
Virginia
State House
Virginia Expected to Contribute 18.509 Million to Liberty Loan
The Treasury has computed each state's share of the 2 billion Liberty loan. Virginia is expected to contribute 18.509 million dollars. Banks and clearinghouses in major cities will be notified via Federal Reserve banks of their expected burden.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Virginia
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Soldier’s Son Proves Aces In Quiet Street Bet
A local wager centers on a boy who, with his mother absent from his training, shows deft skill handling a cigarette with one hand while navigating a playful challenge in a quiet street.
Reverend Gilkeson Sermon at Clear Brook Church May 27
Rev Charles D Gilkeson will preach at the Presbyterian Church in Clear Brook at 3 o clock on Sunday afternoon May 27 followed by a congregational meeting.
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Charles D. Gilkeson
Presbyterian
Clearbrook
Noted Resolve Amid Odd Advice About Persimmons
A quirky editorial voice urges making the best of present conditions while mocking a loud critic who claims improvement comes from an unlikely habit of eating green persimmons. The piece blends humor with resilience themes and local opinion tone.
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