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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
2
Train schedule fragment lists southbound and connections from Shenandoah to Hagerstown and New York with a parlor car and intermediate stations. Passenger agent notice appears with route details and car service for the era.
Parties owing William F. Anderson's estate or holding claims against said estate are asked to settle with the undersigned. Mary Anderson, Administratrix.
Mil ler and Anderson firm is dissolved by the death of Wm F Anderson. Percy D Miller buys the interest and will continue the plumbing business at the old stand No East Water street Winchester Va. Admx Mary C Anderson signs notice dated October 6 1919.
A historical note praises silos for corn storage. It claims proper cutting and silo use preserve corn plant material, making silage convenient, palatable, and digestible. It notes silage can save corn that would be wasted when immature, improving farm feed efficiency.
Order of publication lists James M. Clevenger as administrator for Ira B. Clevenger with a master commissioner to settle accounts realty liens taxes and partition issues to be reported by November 15 1919. Also reports a marriage license issued to George L Orndorff and Addie F Clark both of Shenandoah county with note on their occupations and parentage.
The Win and Frederick County American Red Cross chapters announce the annual roll call starting next week. Members invite nonmembers to join and support war relief, home service, and epidemic response as the Red Cross marks its wartime achievements. A special Red Cross service is held Sunday November 2 at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church with hymns, talks, and offerings to promote the drive.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century ad or medical note touts Dreco as a remedy for headaches nerves and digestion. It claims quick action on vital organs and urges readers to consult a druggist for purchase. It references Mr W H Rucker and general patient relief.
The Needlework Guild reports members will hand two new articles to their director by October 31. Officers listed include Mrs J A Richard as Vice President and Miss May H Heist as Secretary.
Local chairman Mr. Philip Klompus announced the Jewish relief drive will close tomorrow with funds totaling just over 720 contributed by residents. He will forward all money to the state treasurer on Monday morning, after extending the campaign at the state chairman Moe Levy of Norfolk’s request.
A brief notice requests a star performer for an upcoming event, inviting inquiries from interested parties. The ad emphasizes prompt contact and national exposure, signaling a high profile opportunity.
The Rev. John H. Parlett returned after officiating at the funeral of Rev. J. E. B. Hott, a Frederick County native who died Sunday in Augusta County. The service at Jerusalem Church near Churchville drew eight ministers, including J. H. Parlett and H. L. Wooddell, with Prof. J. H. Rew bush and wife performing duets, showing the deceased pastor's high regard.
Announcement of the October 28 wedding of Miss Virginia Lemley of Strasburg Virginia to Frederick Carbaugh of Stephens City officiated by Rev D L Snyder. The couple plans a honeymoon then residence on the Carbaugh farm. The groom served in France with Company I 116th Infantry and earned the Croix de Guerre for Meuse Argonne gallantry.
A damaged advert shows a mail order pitch offering Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It invites readers to cut out a slip and mail it to Foley Co. for a trial package.
The Circuit Court of Frederick County Va. orders reference to a Commissioner to inquire into the estate of Wm. H. Smith deceased and report. The Commissioner will convene creditors and settle the account of E. W. Scnton and report pertinent matters. November 18, 1919, Winchester Va. J. W. Baker Commissioner.
James F. Smith administrator announces a public auction of the late John W. Smith’s property at 702 South Main Street Winchester Virginia on November 1 1919 at 11 a m. The two story twelve room residence with outbuildings fronts Main Street about 30 feet and extends 180 feet on Germain Street. Terms: one third cash with the balance in two equal annual installments secured by two purchaser bonds interest and a deed of trust and fire policy. Auctioneer A G Sahson.
Mrs. C. J. Elis of 505 8th Ave Sioux Falls S D reports kidney trouble relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. She says back pains disappeared and she feels well now. Pills touted to relieve headaches rheumatic pains swollen joints facial puffiness and float ing specks. sold everywhere.
Miss Mollie Blakemore of St Joseph Missouri is visiting the home of Dr Godfrey Miller at the corner of Piccadilly and Washington Street.
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