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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1920

Page

7

Shoe maker Julius C. Davis suffers hip fracture in curb fall

East Piccadilly street resident Julius C. Davis, a noted shoe maker, fractured his hip yesterday afternoon on North Main street. He hailed his son in law Ollie Ritter, who stopped the car to help him into the vehicle. Davis slipped from the curb while stepping onto the running board and fell onto the curb edge.

Julius C. Davis East Piccadilly Street North Main Street Davis Ollie Ritter

Memorial Hospital Fracture Followed by Severe Pain

Mr. Davis sustained a compound fracture of the hip after a fall and was moved to Memorial Hospital where Drs Glass and Stuart reduced the injury. He rests as well as could be expected though in great pain. Gertrude Jenkins, 55, longtime United Brethren member, died after living in the area all her life. Funeral services were held at Friendship Chapel with a sermon from Revelation 14 13.

Mr. Ritter Memorial Hospital R. McC. Glass BE. C. Stuart Davis Gertrude Jenkins Friendship Chapel Gert United Brethren Church John Jenkins Henry Jenkins

Refuge area residents host visitors and note illnesses

Local residents and relatives visit in Refuge and nearby areas reporting illnesses, travel from Mt. Rainier Md and Wakeeney Kan, moves to Pennsylvania, and a burial at Bennetts Chapel. Names include Luther Wise, Maggie Clapsaddie, John Painter, and Lizzie Cowgill among others.

Washington S. W. Grim Maggie Clapsaddie Buckton Bennetts Chapel George Armel Queenie Pifer H.L. Suddith Elizabeth Suddith John Painter Gorry Harley Ritenour S. Lizzie Cowgill Harry Cadwallader Luther McCauley James Emma ’ Hottle Rinker Wakeeney Kan John Beatty Near Reliance White Thomas Hawes Refuge Pennsylvania Silas Grim Bethel Howard White Milton Cadwallader James Rinker Miss Hottle Kansas T. A. Steele I. J. Grim

Middletown Personal Notes From Middletown

Miss Ruth Blanchfield returns from Ohio. Miss Gabie Harris visits Baltimore relatives. Mr. Stanley Pifer improves after a broken arm. Mrs. W. E. Coffman back from Winchester Hospital after appendicitis operation. Miss Reardon visits nearby Winchester. Mr. G. Larrick released from hospital after appendicitis surgery. Miss Smith from near Winchester stays with Martha Reely and Isabell Hampe mack. Miss Aileen Sperry visits Baltimore relatives. Ellen March heads to Strasburg for winter. Mrs. J. H. Pickeral and daughter Mrs. Clyde Hooley return from Ohio.

Middletown Ruth Blanchfield Ohio Gabie Harris Baltimore Stanley Pifer W. E. Coffman Winchester Memorial Hospital Reardon Winchester Clyde Hooley

Marlboro Local Notes Highlight Visits and Guests

Marlboro Virginia notes list Mrs H M Mannel and Miss Ruth Mannel from Opequon visiting Mrs James Bosses, Mrs Ethel Rout from Washington visiting Mr and Mrs J W Linburg, and Mr and Mrs English from Winchester visiting Mr H H Shull with Saturday events noted.

Marlboro Va H. M. Mannel Ruth Mannel Opequon James Tuesdad S. G. Jamison Ethel Rout Washington J. W. Linburg English Winchester H. H. Shull Messie H. E. Shull Brent Vinton Rinker Upperville H. M. Clagett Winter Hill Lynn F. Bowen Royal E. W. Knee Compton

Local wholesale market quotes for dairy and livestock products

Daily market quotes list prices for creamery and country butter eggs hay and grains, plus livestock figures for cattle sheep lambs and hogs. Readable entries show prices in cents per unit and per hundredweight, with final closing levels from the prior day.

Funeral Services Held For Miss Ar

Refuge Virginia residents gathered on October 13 for funeral services honoring Miss Ar whose passing prompted local tributes. The private ceremony at the town church reflected the quiet community’s grief and respect for a young resident.

Refuge

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