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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1917
Page
5
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A judge discusses a defendant who declines car ownership and declares himself one of those "gastnt ietenrion cre tures" who feel they can unite with walls, highlighting a curious, cryptic courtroom remark by J Fuller Gloom.
In Winchester Virginia on September 10 1917 Addie Reddish sues James F Reddish for divorce and general relief. The nonresident defendant must appear within 15 days after publication. An order calls for weekly publication in The Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse.
Logan Vernon, sought for the 11 year old killing of Rippy in Carroll County near Hillville, is arrested in Oregon and to be brought back for trial. Governor Stuart issued a requisition. two weeks expected for transport. Details describe government issued meal and travel tickets for returning suspects.
The War Department outlines no Negroes in this quota while delays in camp completion for colored troops slow their call. Virginia’s total draft quota is 13 775 with 6 518 white men to Camp Lee on September 19. Winchester and Frederick county plan to summon enough certified men to reach about 40 percent of the city county quota.
Executor offers at public auction in front of Berryville Courthouse on Oct 20 1917 at 1 30 p m a 203 acre limestone farm owned by the late Jacob H Rinker on both sides of Charles Town Road near Wadesville seven miles from Berryville The property may be sold as a whole or in two parcels one 113 acres with improvements and 10 acres of timber the other 90 acres bare Crops on premises reserved possession to purchaser March 1 1918 payment terms are one third cash and balance in two annual installments bond notes secured by deed of trust and insurance on buildings
A promotional note explains mixing two fresh lemons with orchard white to create a skin whitening lotion. The recipe strains out pulp, yields about a quarter pint, and promises bleaching and smoothing of the face neck arms and hands with daily use.
Marlboro Virginia reports a sequence of visits and travel notes. Mr BE Knee and family spent Sunday with John Omps in Good Virginia. Horace Linaburg from Washington visits his parents. Patsy Shull of Washington visits D E Stickley. H E Shull travels to Winchester on business. H M Manuel and Ruth Manuel of Relief spend Wednesday with James Boggs. H Tabb of Winchester and Manuel of Front Royal appear on business. J C Keeler and E W Knee travel to Stephens City on business. Mitchell Roux of Washington returns home after visiting J W Linaburg. Charles Everly and daughter of Waynesboro visit L C Everly family. Anna Brumback slowly improves from an illness.
Private sale offers two Virginia properties owned by A. R. Pendleton of New York. The first is a large brick residence west of Winchester with 15 acres of land including four acres of front lawn and 16 rooms with modern amenities. The second is the Oaklands farm at Gaylord on the Norfolk and Western line, 415 acres of limestone land with 15 acres timber and 20 acres timber, 15 acres orchard, 8 acres cultivated, noted as highly productive in Shenandoah Valley. Tenant’s rights and growing crops reserved. Easy terms. Further particulars to 9-11-1w.
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