Will of Annie McGuire in Winchester Chancery Suit
In the Corporation Court of Winchester a suit aims to declare the will of Annie E McGuire void as against public policy and to construe the will. The case seeks to determine entailed life interest for Gertie McGuire and others, with remainder to Lelia Hyde and others, and to approve a sale to Hun H McGuire with compensation for improvements. William Taylor must appear to protect interests. notice to be published weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Star and posted at the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court of the City of
Winchester
Annie McGuire
Hunpo HH. McGuire
Ura
Holmes
McGuire
Lelias Hyde
Evy Tucker Payne
Willie Logan
Page
William P. McGuire
Mary S.mcguire
A.’ Wardy Morris
Sallie Morris
J. M. Cabell
Mary McGuire Cabell
Hugh Taylor
William Taylor
Lila Taylor
Dora Taylor
Ann E. McGuire
Annie T. McGuire
Winn
Virginia
Amherst Street
Annie
ficGu
Gertie McGuire
Inter& T
Winchester Star
Irginia
Court House
Corporation Court
City of
J. B. Beverley
R.gray Williams
Ollie Vance Ordered Into Tank Corps Duty
The local exemption board has been instructed to induct Ollie Vance of this city into active military service as a member of the tank corps. He is to proceed to Camp Colt, Gettysburg, Pa. Mr. Vance has operated an automobile business in the city for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Tank Corps
Camp Colt
Gettysburg
Vance Haseen
Ciy
Dr Stuart Appointed to Local Exemption Board
The telegram from Adjutant Stern reports President Wilson approved Dr E Stuart for the local exemption board of Winchester and Frederick County to replace Dr P W Boyd who planned to join the army as a captain. Dr Stuart must take the oath and begin duties at once. Harvey Stephens of Winchester has been seriously ill in Allentown Pa for three months but is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern
Wilson
E. €. Stuart
Inchester
Frederick County
P. W. Boyd
Stuart
Harvey Stephens
Winchester
Allentown
M. Ferrari
Seabury Davies Plague Victim Dies in Baltimore
Seabury Davies stock broker of Baltimore and son in law of Congressman Thomas Harrison died in Maryland city on Saturday from pneumonia after influenza. He was 38, married Belle Harrison, leaves widow three children, mother and two brothers. Funeral in Baltimore then on to Winchester and Mount Hebron Cemetery. Some Liberty bonds already trade at a premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabury Davies
Baltimore
Thomas W. Harrison
Maryland
Davies
Winchester
Wags
William Dame
Memorial
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dame
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Damie
Belle Harrison
Judge Harrison
Messrs
John and
Landers Davies
Poe and Davies
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised in Winchester Testimony
Winchester residents publicly thank Doan's Kidney Pills as an effective remedy for backache and kidney troubles. Mrs. W. E. Harlee of 7208 Braddock St. vouches for the product, stating it relieves pain and is used by her family with good results. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY markets the pills at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Dean’s
Doan
Dean
Chamber Closed By Influenza
The Chamber of Commerce on Court Square is closed due to sickness. Secretary M. E. Bramlee and stenographer Miss Elizabeth Cochran are confirmed influenza victims. Citizens urged to buy Liberty bonds for the troops in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Court Square
M. E. Bramlee
Elizabeth Cochran
France
Clarke Boys Like Life Over There
Mrs George Evans of Winchester received a photo from son Private Roger Evans showing Walter Hardesty Harvey Shiley and Patrick Madigan Clarke’s four sons in France. They serve in the Fourth Battalion First Regiment Motor Mechanics Air Service and left for Camp Lee last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Evans
T. C. Wyndham
Winchester
Roger Evans
Walter Hardesty
Harvey Shiley
Patrick, Madigan
Clarke
France
First Regiment
Motor Mechanics Air Service
Camp Lee
Frolicsome Ford Fiets in Narrow Bridge Prank
Opequon Virginia October 7 a playful Ford driven by Mr and Mrs H N Clagelt of Marlboro tried a curb ledge prank at a stone bridge. The axles caught the coping and the engine stalled with a wheel ten feet above water before Ralph Rinker of Opequon freed the car using a fence rail and a jackscrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opequon
Ford
H. N. Clagelt
Marlboro
Winchester
Ralph Rinker
Funeral Services For George W. Lewis
Funeral services were held at Grate Protestant Episcopal Church for George Washington Lewis a prominent Alexandria lawyer who died at Braddock Heights near Alexandria from pneumonia following influenza. Burial was in Green Hill Cemetery. He was about 32, born at Fielding on Audley near Berryville, son of Washington Lewis of Monterey and Rose McCormack Lewis of Frankford. Survived by his widow Sylvia DuBeck of New York and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Grate Protestant Episcopal Church i
Malcolm S. Taylor
George Washington Lewis
Alexandria
Braddock Heights
Green Hill Cemetery
Lewis
WANTED More Frederick County Growers to Join Club
Notice calls on Frederick County farmers to join the Liberty Loan Club with a goal of raising funds toward a $100,000 target. Authorities urge faster participation and provide contact details for enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Liberty Loan Club
T. L. Castleman Arrives In France
Mr. and Mrs. L. Castleman of Martinsburg W V announce the safe arrival in France of their son Private Turner L Castleman. He enlisted in Company F West Virginia National Guard June 4 1917 at Fairmont and later joined the One Hundred Thirteenth United States Engineers at Hattiesburg Mississippi. He sailed from the United States about two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Castleman
Brucetown
Martinsburg
W. Va
France
Turner L. Castleman
West Virginia National Guard
Fairmont
One Hundred
United States Engineers
Hattiesburg
Miss
Inside Bath Water Cleansing Promises Health Benefits
A frayed health column extols morning hot water with limestone phosphate as a daily internal cleanse. It urges readers to drink hot water before breakfast to flush liver kidneys and bowels, claim relief from constipation and bilious attacks, and foster rosy, energetic health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Bath
For Sale Horse Buggy and Harness Good All Purpose Horse
Auction style classified note offers a versatile horse with buggy and harness for sale. Describes a sturdy, well-suited mount for general driving and farm use. Interested buyers can apply to the listed contact for more details.
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve Soreness Says Mrs Henry
Mrs David Henry of 65 S Lincoln Ave Washington NJ reports kidney pills eased dread soreness in limbs. Her letter claims she can walk better after using Foley Kidney Pills and notes the medicine is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Henry
S. Lincoln Ave
Washington, N. J
Divorce suit filed in Frederick County court
Hester V Briscoe com plaintiff sues Stanley Briscoe for divorce a mensa et mensa and for relief. affidavit shows defendant not resident in Virginia. he must appear within fifteen days after publication to protect his interest. notice to be published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Star and posted at the courthouse door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
Hester
Briscoe .Com
Winchester
J. B. Beverley
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Mizses Ftta and
Anna Grim
Baker & Sor Pharmacists
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Herolia
Med. Co
Pratarrh
Ollie Vance
In. Tank Corps
Dr. Stuart
Harrison
Earth
Swift & Company
Frolicsome
George W. Lewis
T. L. Castleman
Seth Thomas
Waterbury
Denny-Clove GO. Inc
North Main Street
aiLiy & Co
Bailey Bros
Chester
Huntsberry
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