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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1919
Page
4
Ray G Mr. Jacob Thaller and family moved from the vicinity to inches ter where he bought property. Miss Flossie Clemons visited Miss Mary Hale. Mr J W Perry near the Double Tollgate sold his farm to Mrs Harvey Cornwell.
A brief advisory praises Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation relief. It notes proper diet and exercise as first steps, and says the tablets are mild, pleasant to take, effective, and cost a quarter. Sold by alk ers.
Extract from October 1919 decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia directs Commissioners to inquire report and report on the estate of Wm H Smith deceased including realty value and executor accounts. Creditors to be convened and matters deemed pertinent by the commissioner or interested parties to be reported with continuation if needed.
Miss Emma Calbreath Visits Relatives Near Staunton. Mrs Sadie Glover hosts guest from Mt. Hope while Dave Sargent is hospitalized in Winchester Memorial for appendicitis with serious condition. Beliarice graded school opens with seventy pupils and Miss Bertha Grover as principal. United Brethren Conference held in Martinsburg. Mrs W O Cooley hosts Rev and Mrs Myers as weekend guests.
Visitors at Locust Dale include Mrs Hattie Willis and daughter Roxie from Tulip and Mrs L Suddith with granddaughter Elizabeth Sud dith. Canterburg and White Oak schools reopen with teachers Miss Lauck and Miss Caleston. Elsie Lee Cave visits cousin Edgar Hockman near Strasburg. Olive Painter returns from Martinsburg W Va. Russell Ritenour and wife visit Thalier home. L J Cave renovates property bought from Martha Bowman with an addition.
Solon resident Myerley and sister Miss Annie visit. Roland Fox travels to see family. Joseph Snapp visits his son in Hagerstown and attends the Mrstown fair with J B Snapp family. Grace Brewer of Baltimore visits Corrie Swimley and they plan the Hagerstown fair trip. The Megers Jobe begin a concrete dam for the Woolen Mill to secure water supply.
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