Suit notices and executors in Winchester court 1915
A Frederick area circular lists a case where Ida Conner Cor ess Executrix of J E Correll faces T M Conner Correll Executrix and other defendants. It seeks to attach debt owed by Bank of Winchester to Conner and general relief, with publication for four weeks in The Evening Star starting October 16, 1915. The court orders service and protection of nonresident T M Conner Correll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner
Ida Conner Cor
J. E. Correll
T. M. Connener Correll
Bank of
Winchester
Nion Bank
M. Conner
J. B. Cor
T. M
Ni A
Evening Star
Win Va
Cour
y—Teste
J. W. Baker, Jr
Larrick
Probate court orders final distribution in Wood will case
In the Clerk's Office of the Court of Winchester on August 24 1915 the executor of Sarah Wood seeks to determine fees, settle accounts, and direct distribution. Lola M Wood Nina Von G Wood Eleanor M Campbell Dan Campbell Zachary Taylor Wood Marie Wood Brickell J Trist Wood Minette Wood are non residents and must appear within fifteen days after publication to protect their interests. The order is to be published weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JTA
Ation Court of
Winchester
Uire
Sarah Knox
Ereus Wood
Nina von G. Wood
el M. Campbell
Duncan J. Cino
Zachary Taylor Wood
Mark Brickell
J. Trist Wood
Minood
Sarah Ood
Lola M. Wood
Nina Wood
Eleanor M. Campbell
J. Campbell
Zachary Taylor
Marie Wood Brickell
J. Trist Minette Wood
Nina von
Dan. Campbell
Brickell
Corporation of the City of
Thomas
George Thomas
Virginia
Ciy
B. Beverley
H. Lynch
Worthington Weds Miss Hall In Winchester Ties
Mr Bruce Worthington formerly of this city now of Baltimore married Miss Hall a niece of Representative William A Jones of War Va The couple will reside in Baltimore The bride attended the Episcopal Female Institute and Worthington once ran tobacco business in Winchester later managing a cider plant in Charlestown West Virginia He spent the weekend at Hotel Jack and returned to Charlestown today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Worthington
Baltimore
Hall
William A. Jones
War Va
Episcopal Female Institute
Worthington
Winchester
Charlestown
W. Va
Fultz Apple Show Judging Nears Conclusion
In Frederick, Mr. W. L. Fultz hosts 36 varieties of apples at No. 18 Court Square. Judges Massey, Polhamus, and Ehm assess the display late this afternoon with gold prizes of $5 and $2.50 and blue and red ribbons. The exhibit opens to the public tomorrow morning and remains through late afternoon for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Fultz
No. 18
Court Square
Messrs
William P Massey
Oscar Polhamus
Henry
Frederick Coul
Fultz
Apples Keep well In Storage A Year
Mr A G Arnette a Berryville Clarke county apple grower and Mr James Low Harriman visited town with a Stayman Winesap picked a year earlier stored in cold storage then refrig erated. The apple remained perfect after a year in storage proving Stayman Winesap can be a good keeper. A second tree fruit from the same tree shows color and size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Arnette
Berryville
Clarke County
James Low Harriman
Rosemont
Arnette
Ex-Tenographer Seeks Job After Self Typed Recommendation
A reader recounts a jokey cautionary tale about a former stenographer who copied a recommendation and typed it poorly. The exchange mocks overconfident writers who boast of their own knowledge rather than help others.
Some men fooled by nature and sense in the Everglades
Uncle Eben mutters that some men are foolhardy because they ignore what they cannot change. A schoolteacher candidate in the Florida Everglades jokes about teaching the shape of the earth, saying some prefer round, others flat, and he has taught it both ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Florida Evergladee
Bolt
Finnerly
The Village Merchant and the Knight of the Sample Case
A village merchant scolds a young man for unloading goods on him. The knight of the sample case counters, praising an educational campaign that spends half a million annually to teach the public to buy what they sell.
Hosiery Counter Prank Echoes Through Store
A humorous scene unfolds as a man dodges the hosiery department to avoid drawing attention. The floorwalker explains he has been ordered to buy stockings for his wife and is seeking a moment when shoppers, especially women, are not at the counter.
Submarine ramming questioned in Marine corps mutterings
A dialogue fragment places a Marine officer accused of ramming a submarine in a tense exchange about proper maneuvers. The speaker refers to the officer as a subordinate and describes the confrontation as he sought to persuade Miss Marine to dance.
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Marine Corps
Quite Different Now Mining Stocks Instead of Rainbows
A reflective line compares childhood belief in a pot of gold at a rainbow with a grown focus on mining stocks, highlighting a shift from fantasy to financial pursuit.
Death of Mrs Mathilde Bauer in Frederic County
Mrs Mathilde Bauer of Irsenhausen Wurtemberg Germany died at 5 30 AM at the home of fruit grower Mr Hans Schlicting one mile west of town after several weeks illness. Born November 27 1864 she was a widow with several relatives in the United States and few in Germany. She had been a housekeeper at Schlicting’s farm since he settled in Frederic County and was regarded as a mother figure to him. Funeral at Schlicting home tomorrow afternoon followed by burial at Ridge Meeting House cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilde Bauer
Irsenhausen
Wurtemberg
Germany
Hhe
Hans Schlictine
Wartemberg
Winchester
Bauer
Mr. Schiching
Velock
John HH. Y Parlett
Ridge Meeting House
Slower Advice Hit by a Quick Dose Warning
A terse note warns that advice given slowly can help, but too much guidance may backfire. It suggests a measured amount is best and warns against overindulgence leading to negative effects. The tone mirrors cautionary guidance about moderation and self control.
Want a Job for Sito Leads to Sparse Work
A clerk asks for work and is told there is little to keep him busy. The applicant insists any amount of work is enough, highlighting a scarcity of tasks at the moment.
Suburban Property Boom in Chicago Provokes Witty Exchange
A casual remark from a Chicago booster sparks a sharp retort from a New Yorker about escaping the city. The exchange hints at rising interest in suburban real estate and commuter movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New Yorker
Suspicious exchange sparks talk of pickpockets
Two men debate a suspicious passerby as one jokes about him trying to pick winners while the other suspects he is lifting people’s wallets.
Wounded Soldiers and Football Players Stir Women
A quip notes that women swoon over wounded soldiers and battered athletes, suggesting an instinctive fixation on remnants. The remark implies romantic interest in resilience and danger, reflecting a dated gender trope in social humor.
Unknowns of the Cash Register on the Organ
A tale notes a man once sending money home to Africa but now blocked by a new cash register at work. The exchange shows tension between worker income and management changes affecting earnings.
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Jocko
Africa
A Sharp Fellow Weather Prophet
A playful verse about a weather man who crafts forecasts to seem essential. The speaker notes how the weather expert persuades the public to rely on his predictions with clever reasoning.
As She Saw It. Him-I very seldom associate with anyone who knows more than I do.
Her-What a dreary lonesome life you must lead.
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Him
Markets Report From Local Buyers On Fresh Produce
The page lists prices offered by local buyers for corn carrots butter eggs live poultry hay and other farm products. It includes specific figures for white corn yellow corn timothy hay cracked corn butter and pork and poultry prices, noting the data are current as of the previous day.
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Choice
Virginia
New York Apple Market Price Report
Receipts remain liberal while demand grows and market tightens for top quality fruit. Finest lots sell above quotations though overall values fall with fruit condition. Jonathan 4.75 firsts barrel. Baldwin 3.00 firsts per barrel. Winesap 4.25 firsts. Ben Davis 3.00 firsts. Greening 4.0 barrel firsts with limited quality reaching top figures.
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Jonathan
Baldwin
D. H
Winesap
Ben Davis
Greening
Doctor Presc ed Vinal and Masons Testimony
Doctors prescribe Vinal made from fresh cod liver oil peptonate and beef peptone in mild wine. Mrs Mason of 20 Passaic St Trenton says she improved after halved treatment and is now back to housework. Winchester readers urged to try Vindloon with money back guarantee if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Filling the Silo and Harvest Methods in Merrick County
D Siskel of Merrick county Neb outlines practical silo filling tips from the Palm Progress article by W M Hardy. He describes timing, cutting, loading, and piling, using a bluff barrel blower system to distribute corn, and emphasizes keeping silage level and air out. He notes the need for a shed covering stock and a two person operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hardy
Fei
Wwe
Bey
Wnd
Sean
Alwiys
Lin
Temiuster
D. Siskel
Merrick County
Missouri
Shed design for cattle shelter and dosage definition in pharmacopeia
The fragment describes a simple cattle shed with boxed ends and gates, box rails along the length, a straw roof for cheapening construction, and capacity for twenty five to thirty two year old steers. It then defines drop in the British pharmacopeia as a 3 mm external diameter tube delivering 20 drops per milliliter at 16 C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharmacopeia
All Saints and All Souls Feasts Observed in Parish
Catholics mark All Saints today and All Souls tomorrow in solemn rites at the Church of the Sacred Heart led by Rev. John McVerry. November is devoted to souls in purgatory with daily masses and prayers. Pope Benedict XV gave permission for three masses on Tuesday amid sermons and benediction.
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Church of the Sacred Heart
John McVerry
I Benedict XV
Plain Citizen and Philosophy in Fragmented Verse
A Dallas News fragment presents a plain citizen contrasting with Heppine referenced rhetoric about pursuit and attainment. The dialogue hints at weather and daily life with a rainy day car question, in a clipped, ironic tone.
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Plain Citizen
Stranger’s Quizzing Duel Prompts Courtroom Banter
A fragmentary exchange in a courtroom scene shows a stranger pressing for a bet or game with a judge. The dialogue hints at a challenge or proposal tied to a past event, with the judge noting the unusual nature of the request and the tentative willingness to participate.
Good Lamp Light Hints for Daily Care
The note advises keeping lamps filled and trimmed each day if used nightly. Wash lamp chimneys when dishes are washed. Do not fill lamps to the top. reserve about one inch for expansion.
Contempt of Court Appeal Over Clerk Date Error
A Supreme Court appeal cites a clerical mistake in a murder case where the date 19013 was printed instead of 1912 due to old type. The Pittsburgh Sun notes the error sample shows legal procedures can be pushed to absurd lengths.
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United States Supreme Court
Valuable Farm and Orchard at Public Sale
By authority of the will of George H. Clark deceased the 86 acre farm with 20 acre bearing orchard near Kernstown and public road to Kernstown Station will be sold at public auction in Winchester Virginia. One third cash on day of sale with balance in installments secured by deed of trust possession March 1 1916. Executors James B. Russell Brent Clark and B Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Clark
Winchester
Yorks
Kernstown
Messrs
Wm. C. Marshall
John M. Steck
J. Ss. Ilaldeman
Orchard End
James BR. Russell
A Brent
Clark
Public sale of fine furniture at Shepherdstown estate
Executor of Henry Shepherd Jr deceased offers at public auction for division the residence contents in Shepherdstown Virginia West Virginia area. Furniture includes walnut beds bureaus wardrobes chairs lounges tables china glassware linens and more with terms: cash under 7 910 and six month credit on negotiable note payable at Jefferson Security Bank City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shepherd, Jr
German Street
Shepherdstown
Henry Shepherd
Jefferson Security Bank
Jin
Boi
Beartt
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Frederick
Tion Court
Winester
Corpo
C. Morgan
E Morgan
Gennot
Rinia
J. B. Beverley
Clerk Corporation Court
Fred. S. Boyd
Water St
Pate
MR. Worthington
Miss Hall
Uni
Frederick County Fruit Collecte
Mr. Arnette
Anrle
Louisville
Houstor
Was. Bauer
Advice
LOCAL
ARKE
Seovereers
New York
Ed Vinal
PN J
the Quality Shop
Ryan & Orndoff
Livick
Q N
Main Street
Livick’s
Staria
Hl& W. Seabright
Sauerkraut
C. R. Grubbs’ Meat Market
Haviland
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