Legal notice to appear in chancery suit over Annie McGuire will
In chancery, McGuire Mary, Meale A W Ward Morris, Sallie Cabell, Hugh Taylor, Samuel Taylor, Gertrude Smith, Lila Taylor, Dora Taylor, and others are named in a suit to declare Annie T McGuire's will void and to determine title to realty in Winchester Virginia at Amherst Street corner. The suit seeks removal of a cloud on title, construction of the will, life remainder to Laura Holmes McGuire, with remainder to Moss Hyde Evy Tucker Willie Logan Page and Hunter H McGuire, approval of sale to Hunter H McGuire, equitable compensation for improvements, and a general relief. William Taylor must appear within 15 days. publication in The Winchester News four weeks and posting by Sept 23 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery
J ‘ McGuire
Mary. S. Meale
A. W. Warde Morris
Sallie Fet ‘Cabell
Hugh Taylor
Wil Ori
Samuel ‘Taylor
Ger‘Smith
Lila Taylor
Dora Taylor
Annie
McGuire
Annie T. McGuire
Winster
Virginia
Amherst Street
William Taylor
Winchester
Corporation Court
City of
City
Aid City
J. B. Beverley
IR. Gray Williams
Fragmentary figures and numbers in OCR snippet
A partial OCR fragment lists assorted monetary figures and codes such as 21 00 17,667 and 160,006 39, with scattered letters and symbols. The text appears as an unreadable ledger fragment lacking clear context or complete sentences. No identifiable events or entities are discernible.
Marriage license issued for Harry R. Farmer and Misa Miller
A marriage license was issued in the Corporation Clerk's office for Harry R. Farmer and Misa Pluma V. Miller. Because the groom is 18 and the bride 16, parental consent was required and provided in writing. The groom is the son of James and Bill B. Farmer, born in Hampshire County, West Virginia, and residing in Winchester as a chauffeur. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Minnie B. Miller of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Clerk
Harry R. Farmer
Misa Pluma V. Miller
Hoth
James
Bill B. Farmer
Trampshire County
West Virginia
Winchester
Minnie B. Miller
Lemons Plunge in Price Across Cities
The lemon market has collapsed from 60 cents per dozen to 12 to 18 cents in Washington and Baltimore. Local merchants still charge high prices, while the Food Administration list sets retailers’ costs at 7 to 15 cents per dozen and retail prices between 9 and 18 cents. Local food administrators are urged to note the drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
The
Food Administration
Petersburg Man Praises New Herb Medicine Dreco
Petersburg watchmaker 8 T Abbott testifies to relief from years of constipation after using Dreco. He notes daily bowel action returned and overall health improved, crediting Dreco. The ad urges regular laxative use to cleanse waste and prevent disease, citing widespread Dreco distribution locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Abbott
Sycamore Street
Petersburg
Pilcher Jewelry Company
Crece
Dreco
Service Flag Placed at Buncker Hill Presbyterian Church
A service flag presented by Sab bath school was placed in Bun ker Hill Presbyterian Church during a Sunday service in Bunker Hill West Virginia on September 26. The flag honors eight church and Sunday school members serving in training or overseas including Blaine Cline Stewart Cline Chauncey Organ James Clendening Marshall Hardy Victor Cline Page Cling and Roy Swartz. The service featured organ prelude national anthem and hymns and the sermon reflected on First Chronicles chapter 29 verse 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Holl
W. Va
Bunker Hill Presbyterian Church
Blaine Cline
Stewart Cline
France
Chauncey Organ
James Clendening
Marshall Hardy
Victor Cline
Page Cling
Roy Swartz
Vinci Tonics Promote Restored Energy in a 13-Year-Old Case
In Bainbridge New York Mrs. Lester Andrews reports her 13 year old daughter recovered from fatigue headaches and loss of appetite after using Vinci tonics. The remedy combines beef and cod liver oils with iron manganese and glycerophosphates. Sold at Miller's Drug Store and by druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Bainbridge
N. Y
Lester Andrews
Miller’s
Liniment myths and blood remedies for Rheumatism
Advertisement-like note claiming liniments fail to treat Rheumatism while a vegetable blood remedy purifies the blood to remove disease germs. Urges readers to obtain a bottle and seek free medical advice from Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Colored Couples Marriage Licenses Issued In City
The city issued marriage licenses to colored couples including Ernest E. Green and C. Virginia Morgan. Green is from Clarke County. he is the son of Edward Green and Virginia Morgan is the daughter of Jerry Morgan. Robert E. Fairley, son of Henry Fairley, and Susana Parker, daughter of Elias Parker, are also listed. Fairley left for Camp Lee with a contingent of colored draftees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest E. Green
C. Virginia Morgan
Clarke County
Edward Green
Jerry Morgan
Robert E. Fairley
Henry Fairley
Susana Parker
Elias Parker
Fairley
Camp Lee
Canterbury Brevities from Canterburg
The Sept 25 brief notes report a well attended quarterly meeting and Sunday school institute at Fairview Church led by Rev. D. L. Blakemore and Rev. W. H. Best. Protracted meetings with Rev. C. Sydenstricker begin Sunday night and run ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Fairview Church
D. L. Blakemore
Winchester
W. H. Best
Charlestown
W. Va
C. Sydenstricker
Stephens City
Forest Clemons
H.T. Clemons
Boonstown
Lloyd Painter
Wise Kitchen
Mary
Ollie
J. C. Hale
Marlboro Briefs Reflect Local Visits and Travel
Marlboro area notices from Sept 26 report Mr and Mrs H M Manuel of Opequon visiting the Smiths, R J Pangle returning from Pittsburgh, Harry Clagett in Brunswick Md, and Mrs A L Martin of Opequon. Friends attend Jackson Baker's funeral in Wadesville. Mrs Anna Mowery of Columbus Ohio visits Shutt family and travels to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro, Va
Opequon
M. P. Smith
Pittsburgh
Harry Clagett
Brunnswick
A. L. Martin
Vis
T.H
E. E. Hite
Samuel
H.G. Shut
Mrs. HE. Shutt
Luxuries as usual mean a victorious Germany
The fragment notes emphasis on wartime economy urging saving and the purchase of war savings stamps as a civic duty. It reflects a period when consumer luxuries are discouraged to fund the war effort and steer public spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Aoitel
Germany
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Etta
Anna Grim
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Thomas & Messer Co
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Hunter H. “McGuire
Annie McGuire
Laura Holmes McGuire
Lelia Moss Hyde
Evy Tucker Payne
Willie An Page
Reg
State of Virginia
W. P. McGuire
E. Clevenger
Geo. W. Haddox
Scott Grant
Mary J. Brown
N. P
Condition of the Peoples’ Bank, Inc
County of
Frederick
State
Corporation Commission
Banking House
Total
Rae
I. Russell A. Shryock
Peoples Bank, Inc
Russell
A. Shayock
James L. Gardner
C. E. Cougill
A. Dinges
Russell A. Shryock
George A. Samencil
Richard Garnett
Phichester
Orne
Brugkists
Bunker Hill
America
Jesus
Marseillaise
Huntsberry
Virginia State Board OF Health
Corporation Clerk’s Office
Canterburg
Martinsburg
Neel Motor Co
Marlbiro
RJ. Pangle
Union Bank, of
Winches
State Corporation Commission
Benne
Ang He
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Robert F. Brill
George W. Kurtz
Wm. T. Barr
State of
Virgin City of
Middletown State Bank, Inc
Middletown
W. E. Coffman
E. 0. Larrick
M. H. Rhodes
E. R. Sperry
KR. U. Owings
Trutlery
Berryville ‘Turnpike Co
John 5S
Sara Weston
Belvidere
Ill
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