Second Gosing Gets His Estate
A Winchester court decree transfers the late Charles E. B. Taylors estate to his second cousins the four children of the late Mrs. Ann Elizabeth ONeil. Richard A. Marks Virginia Smith Mamie Ellen Miller and Grace B. Hollis receive equal shares with real estate to be sold. Administrator Adam Forney ordered to place a tombstone for Mr. Taylor at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. “Whiting
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Charles EB. Taylor
Farmers and Merchandsts’ National Bank
Taylor
Ann Elizabeth O'Neil
Richard A. Marks
Virginia Smith
Hagerstown
Mamie Ellen Miller
Grace B. Hollis
Staunton
Margarer A. Williams
Whiting
Willams
Mr. Taylor
Charles E. Taylor
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Sergeant
Miss Hensell Dies of Pneumonia in Middletown
Misa Nellie Hensel a 29 year old Middletown resident dies at 2 45 this morning at Mrs Mollie O Learys No 908 South Kent street from pneumonia after an influenza illness. Four members of the household were stricken, three recovering. She is survived by her mother and two sisters Siella Hensel and Mrs Parl Kime. Funeral Wednesday at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Middletown with Rev M H Keen officiating. Burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery. Virginia Lee Shea, a nurse at Memorial Hospital, has recovered from influenza and may return to duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nellie Hensel
Middletown
Mollie O'Leary
South
Kent Street
O'l Leary
Mary BD
O'Leary
John R. O'Leary
Miss Hensel
Milddiletown
Chessler Company
East Waller Street
Mrrs. O'Leary
Hiensell
Fannie Hensel
Howard Hensell
Siella Hensel
Alexandria
Parl Kime
Mid-letown
Trinity Methodist Eipiscopal Church
M. H. Keen
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Miss Hensell
Has Knitted Much For Soldier Boys
South Braddock resident Mrs White balanced household duties with knitting for soldiers. Since last November she has produced 74 pairs of socks 24 pairs of wristlets and 13 sweaters and expects to increase the output before the year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Braddock ‘Street
Hae
Mrs Swimley Ill At Home With Pneumonia
Mrs. A. C. Swimley is ill at her home on North Braddock Street with a slight attack of pneumonia and is under the care of Miss Laura Lockhart, a trained nurse. Read Moling and Seal's Sutehine Coat ad on 6th page. ip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Swimley
North Braddock Street
Laura Lockhart
South Raising Diversified Crops
The south moves away from a single crop system and starts self feeding, aiding the nation. War pressures have pushed southern farmers to diversify, reducing northern and western drain and enabling more overseas shipments. Government price supports encourage varied crops and good weather signals larger wheat and oats acreage next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Texas
Boston
Grand Rapids
Agricultural Departments
Agricultural Schoole T
Estates Committed to Sergeant In Winchester Court
In the Corporation Court of Winchester on motion by Robert G. Gibbens the estates of Cornelius Gibbens and William Gibbens are committed to Adam Forney sergeant administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Robert G. Gibbens
Cornelus Gibbens
William Gibbens
Adam Forney
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. H. Hable
Liberty
Liberty Bonds
Shenandoah Valley
Nat'l. Bank
Wwinchester, VA
R. R
Bruce Capper
Safety and Service
Woodward’s
Main Street
Jones’ Creamery
W. Miller Fletcher
Prop
Evans
Gosing
Miss Hengell
Mise
Virginia Lee Shea
Memorial Hospital
Swimdey YL
Moling
Baldwin
Rest
Virginia
R, R Whitmore
Gore
I. H. Giffin
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Wadesville
J. M Baker
GEANT
Sterne
France
America
Hodgson & Brown Jewelers and Opticians
West Water Street
Good & CO
Bell Phone
Rouss Avenue
Gray & Sheetz
Hable
U. S
S ‘ Fa
Farmers & Merchants Nat. Bank
Pred L. Glaize
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