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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1920
Page
5
Mrs. Glass wife of Dr. Robert McC Glass suffered a serious fall at the Glen Burnie home of Mrs. W W Glass. She missed a car step and fractured a shoulder bone and sprained an ankle. She was taken home for medical aid and the fracture reduced. She is resting as well as could be expected under the circumstances.
Mr Frank Beavers a county notable paid a five dollar fine after a charge of letting his livestock run at large on the public road. The case was heard by Justice Tavenner at the magistrate court following a complaint by neighbor Mrs Mason.
Manley Payne was fined 26 dollars and costs for drunken and disorderly behavior near the Hopewell meeting grounds during the Friends annual gathering on May 16. He attempted to kick up a scene several times. Hammond Hart of Clarke county was sought by warrant but not yet arrested. Payne resides in Carpers Valley.
Holmes Lewis of the county was acquitted in the magistrate's court by Justice Tavenner on an assault charge brought by H. D. Albin of near Kernstown. The dispute concerned a line fence Lewis built for Harry Schmidt whose orchard adjoins the Albin farm. witnesses testified no blows were struck.
Classified brief spots Bell offers eggs and poultry cream products at 228 North Market Street, with bell phone 357 W.
Marlboro Va May 28 Mr and Mrs Horace Linaburg traveled to Washington after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J W burg. Miss Ruth Manuel visited Mrs Jas Bocas. Miss Ethel Staples visiting Mr and Mrs Joseph Whissen in Edin burg. Mr and Mrs James B Smith visited Mrs James Boggs on Sunday. Mrs Emma Shull moved here and is keeping house. Mr and Mrs H N Clagett and others were in town days ago. Mr and Mrs Persey Malone spent Saturday in Winchester. Mrs S C Fisher visiting daughter atie Messistry and John Orndorff visited Mrs Jacob Orndorff.
A note on the hearse’s origins as a metal grate or spike fence designed to hold candles for processions and to hang draperies around tombs or gates, reflecting historical funerary practices.
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