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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1926

Page

6

Apple Pie Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Apple Pie Ridge Virginia on September 23 reports Mr and Mrs Joseph Cave and other locals visiting relatives near Berryville Harrisburg and Winchester. The notes show multiple families hosting entertainment visiting friends and relatives including the Braithwaite Reese and Dix households with children, and Marty Braithwaite spending time in Harrisburg with her aunt.

Apple Pie Ridge Joseph Cave Berryville Claude Cline Wallace Co. B. Braithwaite Louisa Dix A. G. Clark Miss Marty Braithwaite Harrisburg, Pa William Wallace John Smith Winchester John Livengoo Louisen Dix John Braithwaite Martinaberg Charles Braithwaite

Thieves Steal Buick From Dr. Adams Front Yard

Two men stole the Buick belonging to Dr. Keister W. Adams last evening while Mrs. Peer watched from nearby. Police are investigating the daylight theft and reviewing neighborhood reports.

Keister W. Adams

Car Theft on Braddock Street Reported by Mrs Peer

Mrs Edward Peer on her front porch witnessed two men steal a car from Braddock Street and drive southward. Police headquarters received notices but the vehicle had not been recovered by press time. Peer provided a detailed description of both suspects and the sequence of events.

Edward Peer Dr. Adams Hownes Peer

For Sale Empty Barrels and Tanks by American Cooperage Co

Empty barrels for cider from lone to fifty gallons plus tanks offered by American Cooperage Co. Address 141 North 11th Street Baltimore Maryland. Contact details shown for inquiries.

Apply American Cooperage CO 11Th St Baltimore

Two Women Found Help From Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound

Mrs Nina Matteson of Oxford New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after illness and work challenges. Mrs Ernest Tanguay of Adams Massachusetts reports four years of poor sleep and inability to work ending after eight bottles. The advertisement touts the product as a household staple used for over half a century with positive testimonials from women.

Nina Matteson Box Oxford N. Y Lydia £. Pinkham Ernest Tanguay Adams Mass Lydia E Pinkham

Decree in Glaize and Brother v Tineman on real estate liens

The decree directs separation and accounting for A T Tinsman’s real estate, taxes, liens, rents, and priorities. It requires publication in Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and sets October 22 1926 as the execution date with offices in Winchester. Commissioners office notes Sept 23 1926 and directs interested parties to attend.

Fred L. Glaize Glaize and Brother A. T. Tineman A. T. Tinsman Winchester Evening Star Winchester

Salt and Water Solution as Cold Head Inhaler

A historical note describes a salt and water solution used as an inhaler for colds in the head. It emphasizes its suitability as an inexpensive home remedy and references common practice.

Women Leaders Cite Principles of Union Veterans' Auxiliary

Catherine McBride Hester, president of the Woman Relief Corps, spoke at the national convention outlining foundational principles of the Grand Army of the Republic auxiliary. The address emphasized service to humanity and America and called for work to improve welfare and national unity.

Grand Army of the Lie Woman Relief Corps America Catherine McBride Hester

G A R speaker urges memorial work and local gardening note

The speaker says the G A R always prioritizes memory and that the corps work is a labor of love to preserve Civil War history for posterity. The piece ends with encouragement to support neighborhood grovers after yearly gardening efforts.

W. R United

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H. C. Bailey Earl Bailey Evelyn and Douglas D. Hartman Albin Roy Miller Frank Dawson Willie Jack Edward Newman Harrisburg John Earegree John Reese Martha Alvin Dick Charles Margaret Mrs. Peer Rome Afer W. Cork SR Sohn M. Steck Chancery Harrison and Harrison, Attys PTT A Elhaia Ee Baker’s Drug ‘Store IONA Gibb’s Astor Rice P. & G. Soap van Camp’s Milk Em ‘ Omer Cork ‘St Grover Lite Raei Hamburger’s Winchester’s Cash Store Canton Roshanara A. M North Main Street
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