Gibbens Estate Referenced for Debt and Account Settlement
Master Commissioner to settle C M Gibbens estate debts and accounts of Robert G Gibbens administrator. Notice by publication in Winchester newspaper four weeks. Hearing scheduled December 14 1918 at office in Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Gibbens
C.M. Gibbens
GC. M. Gibbens
C. M. Gibbens
Robert G. Giibbens
Winchester
Commissioner's
C. M. Gibbons
Virginia
A. J. Tavenner
Corporation Court of the
City of
Will construction suit for late David Fries heirs notices
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on November 9 1918 Jacob Streit and John Randall Administrators de bonis non of David Fries sue John Randall and others unknown heirs to determine the will's interest for Julia A Bowen. Defendants nonresidents must appear within 15 days and a copy published weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Star with a courthouse posting by November 11 1918. Teste J Beverley Clerk Harry R Kern.
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Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Jacob Streit
John Randall
David Fries
Als
Julia A. Bowen
Ami
J. B& Beverley
Harry R. Kern
Power Service Rate Surcharge Details
Power Service announces an addition to its rates. A 25 percent surcharge applies to all bills under the new rates, excluding the minimum charge. Monthly power rates may also add or deduct 5 to 100 cents per kilowatt hour for each 25 cent change per long ton of bituminous coal delivered at the railway siding, based on the monthly average. Northern Virginia Power Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Power ,Company
State Corporation Commission
Northern Virginia Power CO
Ambiguous financial figures and signatures dated 1918
The document lists several monetary amounts and percentages followed by the signing officials Scott Grant and M. M. Lynch as directors. It notes a sworn statement before an official on November 13, 1918.
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Scott Grant
M. M. Lynch
Franck Baker Dead Funeral Details Released
The funeral for Franck Baker will be held from his home at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Rev. Dr. George S. Bowers, former Grace Lutheran Church pastor, will officiate and the interment will follow in the Baker burial plot at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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George S. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Baker
Mount Hiebron
Marshall Baker Returns From Camp
Candidate Officer Lewis Marshall Baker of Camp Lee Virginia returns home to the fifth battalion of which he was a member after mustering out this week. His class would have graduated December 15 but the War Department cancelled all commissions after December 1. He ranked third in the Twenty second Infantry Company with a two point rating.
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Lewis Marshall Baker
Central Officers’ Training School
Camp Lee
Baker
War Department
Twenty-second Infantry
Judge Faulkner's Wife Dies in Martinsburg West Virginia
Mrs. Susan Campbell Faulkner wife of Judge E Boyd Faulkner died yesterday at her Martinsburg home after a long illness. Formerly Miss Campbell of Kentucky she married the judge February 1 1868. She is survived by her husband and daughter Miss May Faulkner. Funeral services will be held in Martinsburg at 2.30 on Saturday afternoon with many relatives expected.
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Susan Campbell Faulkner
E. Boyd Faulkner
Mortnsburg
W. Va
Miss Campbell
Kentucky
Judge Faulkner
Miss May Faulkner
Martinsburg
Star Job Office Offers Quick Printing Services
The Star job office is equipped to turn out printing work quickly and efficiently.
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Star
Eer
Employment Service shifts to placing jobs for men
The United States Employment Service replaces its job focus to seek jobs for men as it reorganizes locally. M. E. Bramlee chairs the Community Labor Board with members including Ray Robinson and A. E. Leafe. A federal field organizer is due soon to finalize county arrangements for distributing workers and managing demobilization.
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United States Employment Service
M. E. Bramlee
Community Labor Board
Ray Robinson
Be, Johnston
A. E. Leafe
H. Clay DeGrange
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Claims Health Benefits
A 19th or early 20th century style drugstore ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a harmless fruit laxative that cleanses the liver and bowels, relieves constipation, and restores a sick child to playfulness. It urges mothers to give a teaspoonful, notes full directions on each bottle, warns against counterfeit syrups, and credits the California Fig Syrup Company as the maker.
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California
Ross
California Fig Syrup Company
Memorial suggestion for a living monument in Winchester
IRA S. CAPPER argues for a memorial to fallen heroes not as a granite statue but as a home for the Y M C A and the Red Cross. He envisions a thriving Y M C A near churches, providing service to living, and believes the founders would support a practical tribute.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Ira S. Capper
Merchants Invest in Star Ads and Gov Bond Purchases
Merchants who invest in Star ads can better afford to buy government bonds. France must be fed this winter as economic pressures mount and prices rise.
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France
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Devon
INS
Cluett
Peaboddy 4 CO
Maranennemrysis
Icrs Vaporub
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
U. S
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Fourth Liberty Loan
Fi Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S
Act- Wery Cores 0 Inc
Iho Ce Sacrinnsis
Ss I
H. D. Fuller
HSD
Fuller
W. P. McGuire
Mary J. Brown
N. P
Dr. Caldwell
John K. Moore
No. 27Th St
Richmond
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Illinois
Franck Baker
Marshall Baker
Pape
Union Bank
Frederick
J. Summers
Union Bank of Winchester
County of Frederick
of Virginia
Robt. F. Brill
W. A. Bailey
Wm. T. Barr
State of Virgin City of Winchester
Chas. F. Summers
N.P
Anand
Huntsberry’s
Editor
The
Porn
Weeks Sale
United States
H. K. Green & Bro
Moling & Seal
Goodyear Service
Borden & Cammer
North Market Street
Lumbago
Sloan
Miller's Drug Store
Graham Conner
M * Bell Phone
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