Suit to settle accounts and partition Frederick realty
In the Clerk's Office of Frederick County Circuit Court on May 8 1917 the suit of mV. Pingley against Chas Pingley et al seeks to settle accounts of Fannie Orndorff admx of Elizabeth Pingley decd to partition the realty of Elizabeth Pingley deceased or, if partition cannot be made, to sell the realty and partition proceeds among entitled parties. Defendants Allan Grandstaff Permilla Shoots and Manda Y Gibbons, being nonresidents of Virginia, must appear within 15 days after due publication to protect their interests. The order requires publication in The Evening Star Winchester for four weeks and posting at the county courthouse by May 21 1917. Teste W Baker Sr Dep Clerk. Ward & Larrick p.4 5-9-4
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Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Pingley
Chas. Pingley
Fannie . Orndorff
Admx
Elizabeth Pingley
Fannie Orndorff
Elizabeth Ping
Permilla
Ane Manda Y. Gibbons
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Appeals To Virginia Ministers For Unified War Effort
The Bumns Blue Book notes a Sunday program on June 3 with Red Cross nurses in uniform, patriotic music, and ministers on the platform. A commission will appeal to every Virginia minister to organize similar meetings and to explain the war’s causes and religious liberty at stake.
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Wll
Red Cross
Council of Defense
Richmond
Stuart
Virginia
United States
America
Why is the United States Flag called Old Glory
The piece explains the origin of the term Old Glory highlighting Captain William Driver of Salem Massachusetts who named a flag during a 1831 voyage. It recounts how the flag’s name spread from Civil War era usage, its display on Driver's ship, and its later fate with his daughter in Nevada.
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Spain
William Driver
Salem
Massachusetts
Charles Daggett
Captain Driver
Nashville
Tennessee
Old Glory
Driver
Fort Donelson
Ers
Capitol
Roland
Wells
Nevada
Two Fort Loudoun Maids Named Honor Maids for Confederate Veterans Reunion
Miss Katherine Graham and Miss Mary Frances Bratton, students at Fort Loudoun Seminary, have been appointed maids of honor for the upcoming United Confederate Veterans reunion in Washington, to be held early next month.
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Katherine ,Graham
Mary Frances Bratton
Fort Loudoun Seminary
United Confederate Veterans
Washington
Advertise Your Spring Good
A short promotional note urges readers to advertise spring goods. The fragment mentions sales, seasonal items, and local distribution channels. Clear call for merchants to feature fresh inventory and attract customers during the season.
Mothers Friend promise of safer childbirth
An advertisement urges pregnant women to use Mother's Friend to ease muscle expansion and reduce tension during the period before birth. It claims many mothers report comfort and urges readers to purchase a bottle at their local drugstore and request a free guide from Bradfield Regulator at 365 Atlanta, Ohio.
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Aby
Bradfield
Atlanta
Water Washing Replaces Brooms on Winchester Brickways
Beginning today all vitrified brick roadways in Winchester will be washed with water instead of brush cleaning. Manager Fields says the method saves money, costing about seven dollars per cleaning compared to fifteen with sweepers and brooms. Bricks will be cleaned three times weekly.
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Winchester
Fields
Preston Orndorf
Sage and Sulphur Compound For Hair Color Restorer
Grandmother used a darkening brew of Sage and Sulphur to restore natural hair color. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, available in drugstores, darkens hair evenly and convincingly by morning with simple brushing.
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Wyeth
Mrs Virginia Nulton Shows Marked Improvement in Illness
Mrs Virginia Nulton widow of Col Joseph A Nulton of the Second Virginia Regiment has been seriously ill at her West Piccadilly Street home but has shown marked improvement over the past week and is on the road to recovery.
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Charles
E. Turner
Baltmore
S. L. Forney
Cork Street
Virginia Nulton
Joseph A. Nulton
Second
Virginia’ Regiment
West Piccadily Street
Redovery
Stones Removed From Mrs March at Memorial Hospital
Mrs. William March underwent gallstone removal at Memorial Hospital on Wednesday. Doctors Stuart and Anderson performed the procedure and report the patient is doing nicely.
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William March
Memorial Hospital
Stuart and Anderson
Advertiser Seeks Space in Local Want Column
A short notice announces that Setheee Se will advertise in the local want column and seeks space or timing arrangements. The plea emphasizes quick placement and clear terms for promotional listings.
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Colum
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Etta
Anna Grim
Kesmodel’s Kutlery
Baltimore
Corporation Court of Winchester
Jane
Ardent Spirits
North Main Street
Franck Baker & Sor Pharmacists
Co. P. Bailey & Co
Bailey Bros
Clinton E. Chrismore
Smithfield Avenue
C.V
H.& W. Seabright
Union Bank of
Joseph W. Bowles
Scott Grant
T. Russell Cather
Bumns’ Blue Book
Handley Library
Nichols
Security, Md
Security Cement and Lime Company
Hagerstown
Maxwell
Berkeley County
West Virginia
W Nichols
Walter Nichols
Clarke County
Buck
Kid
Huntsberry’s
Wideawake
Westmoreland
Davis
Loudoun County
State Tax Board
Westmoreland Davis
Virginia State Farmers’ Institute
Bhacaton
Irvington
Legislative Reference Bureau
Law Bonding Commission Merchants
Torrens System of Land Registration
West
Corporation Commission
Grace
Grammar
Richmond, Ve
F. F. Dalley CO. of
New York, Inc
Buffalo, N. Y
Mitchell
Chapmans ‘Auto Supply
S.main ST
BELL
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Amercan Companies
H. R. Bryarly
BRO
Gas-Line Company, Inc
Brill and Ritter
Riddleberger and Pirkey
Strasburg
Coiner’s Dept
Berryville
Bailey, Adams and~Co
Inwood
B. Clendening
Bunker Hill
H. B. Nail
Hayfield
Larrick
Middletown
Nixon and Henkel
Stephens City
Nulton
H. D. Albin
E. Piccadilly Sf
Footter
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Heller & CO
R. M. Swimley
John M. Miller
People’s Bargain Store
Bell Phone
National Avenue
Jos. H. Cooley
E. Piccadilly St
Nellie Brannon
Joel H. Brannon
M. G. Coplen
Rockville
Arthur Shiver
Cumberland, Md
A. M. Baker
Brush
Graham Conner
Kobt
Johnson
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