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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1924
Page
3
An ad style note extols Red Pepper Rub for rapid relief of colds, chest congestion, rheumatism, backache, and sore muscles. It promises a tingling heat that penetrates and warms congested areas within minutes, available at drugstores.
248 acres productive land with nine room dwelling, barn, store building and water. 40 acres timber and commercial orchard including Stayman Wynsaps Grimes Golden and Ben Davis. Entire tract $15 000 or subdivided if buyer prefers. 3000 & CO.
In Stephens City and nearby towns, multiple weddings marked the social season as cousins wed and celebrations followed. The ceremonies featured Rev Rydner in Hagerstown and receptions hosted by families, with guests from Winchester, Mount Williams, Kernstown and allied communities.
Alexander M attends Shenandoah Academy opening for the 1924 25 session. James and Peter Vredenburgh to attend. Mrs. Baker spent summer at Freehold with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Peter Vredenburgh. Mr. Baker also visited and returned to Winchester after Capon outing.
Miss Eleanor and Mr May Shine of Philadelphia with Mrs Ken Aiken return after a week at Frank Bayliss summer hotel praising Mr Bliss’s service. The Three Musketeers with Mr Leiber’s company debuts at Empire Theater tomorrow, then heads to New York. Mrs Leiber and others accompany. A ball at George Washington Hotel honors Miss Susan Reid Williams ahead of her November wedding. Miss Madge Lowery celebrates seventeenth birthday hosted by Miss Mary Lowery. guests include Meta Boyce and Mabel Adams. Dr. William F. Greene of Mount Vernon NY to reside in Winchester, joining local residents as a longtime surgeon and citizen.
Fragmentary OCR lists residents Mary Hubter boarding on Front land Avenue since May first in Baltimore. Mentions Mr and Mrs J L Hauptma from Bunker Hill and Chester, with scattered brief clues about visits or residence.
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