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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1915

Page

3

Relieve Skin Itch With Resinol Soap And Ointment

In Virginia the Clerk notes a legal case over Sarah Knox Wood's will and distributees. The article lists multiple Wood heirs and nonresidents, with notice to appear within fifteen days to protect interests, published weekly in the Evening Star.

Virginia Corporation Court of Winchester W. P. McGuire Sarah Knox Wood Lola M. Wood Nina von G. Wood Eleanor M. Campbell Duncan J. Cmpbell Zachary Taylor Wood Marie Wood Brickell J. Trist Wood Minatte Wood Lola M.wood Eleanor M. Lee Duncan J. Campbell A@chary Taylor Wood Marie Wood Buckell J. Rist Wood Minette Wood Evening Star Winchester J. B. Beverley Barton & Barton

Local market prices and commodities report

The Star lists daily market quotes for wheat, corn, rye, hay, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, oats, and produce with regional prices. Virginia apple values and assorted grains follow, noting variability and today’s spot levels.

Big cider mill ready 10 grind near Cumberland Valley line

Officers of the National Fruit Products Company announce a new cider mill near the Cumberland Valley Railroad crossing on Fairmont avenue. The plant aims to add a 25 000 barrel vinegar factory and future mills to utilize apple grades, drawing Frederick county growers and Winchester merchants into the expanded operation.

National Fruit Products Company Pughtown Pike Cumberland Valley Railroad Fairmont Avenue Frederick County Winchester Alexandria Harrisburg Beard, Armstrong and Company J. F. Worthington S. C. Dawsy J. A. Dellinger

Berryville Circuit Court Deliberations Open in Clarke County

Judge T W Harrisons presides over the Clarke county circuit term in Berryville with cases including Commonwealth vs Dan Adams for store burglary and a Metz grocery break in. Adams, previously jailed in West Virginia for shooting a police officer, is convicted and sentenced to two years. Other matters include an appeal by George W Wynkoop and judgments against Greensboro Auction and Realty Co and V Torre case, all within Clarke county proceedings.

T. W. Harrisons Berryville Circuit Court Clarke County Commonwealth Dan Adams J D. Willey Adams West Virginia Feltner Metz Georgia Willison Millwood King Stone Clay Hill George W. Wynkoop Board of Supervisors S. H. Edison Greensboro

Motorists Stop to Marry Here in Winchester

Mr. Browning Stickley and Miss Carrie McInturff, prominent Strasburg families, wed at Braddock Street Methodist Church after obtaining a license. Rev. W. Talbert officiated as they and about a dozen friends gathered. The couple planned to continue by automobile to Atlantic City, New York, and Niagara Falls.

Browning Stickley Carrie Medutartf Strasburg Shenandoah County W. ©. Talbert Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Talbert Miss McInturff Mr. Stickley Winchester Atlantic City New York Niagara Falls

Winchester to hear committee report on city manager issue

A committee of ten, five from the Common Council and five citizens, set to study the advisability of electing a city manager for Winchester, will read its report at a public meeting this evening in City Hall courtroom. The informal session invites Citizens and welcomes the Woman's Civic League and Chamber of Commerce representatives. The report is described as reasonably short and open for discussion after reading.

Committee of Ten Common Council Winchester J. M. Steck Woman’s Civic League Chamber of Commerce

Late Mr. Baker To Be Interred Here

The remains of Samuel B. Baker former Winchester resident who died Tuesday in Wilmington Delaware will be brought to Winchester tomorrow afternoon via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery in the family lot. He was past master of Winchester Hiram Lodge No 21 A F and A Masons whose members will meet the body at the railroad station and escort it to the cemetery under Masonic honors. Worshipful Master W B Wagner directs the Masons to assemble at the Masonic Temple at 11 a m and march to the station. Rev Dr George S Bowers Grace Lutheran Church will officiate. Misses Kathleen and Maria Hack of Bartonville have returned from Atlantic City.

Samuel B. Baker Wilmington Del Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Mount Hebron Cemetery Baker Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 A. F. and

Local Want Ad Appears in Classifieds Column

An advertisement appears in the want column of the newspaper page. It outlines a brief offer or request for goods or services with contact directions to reach the seller. The readable text indicates a concise marketplace notice within the classifieds.

Fort Loudoun pupils nuisance ends with warrants

Annoying pupils loitering near Fort Loudoun Seminary and throwing stones at girl students led to complaints and warrants for arrests. The offenders will have hearings soon as authorities move to stop the practice. Also noted is R. R. Sartelle leaving for Baltimore to run a newly purchased dental office with his mother accompanying him.

Fort Loudoun Seminary

Rain Unequally Distributed Heaviest Rains in Equal Areas

Weather report notes uneven rainfall with the heaviest downpours concentrated in certain zones. Forecasters warn of lingering showers and possible localized flooding as rain bands shift.

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Adapted for the Water and Hot Potatoes Tips

The text explains fish air bladders allow buoyancy and how water pressure compresses them near the bottom. It also advises using small sugar bags as protective holders when handling hot potatoes from the oven to prevent burns.

Fragmentary Notes On A Local Dinner Card

A jumbled OCR fragment mentions a chicken dinner and a guarded social moment. Names, places, and clear facts are not readable, leaving a vague reference to a small local event or gathering without details or context.

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Locs Markets Stephenson Lee Ian Pal Caan Baltimore New Jonathan D. H King D. Hiarrel Sowin Vaere Amma .B. Robinson A. Sore J. W. Blair West Union W. Va Mr. Smith Blair Bank of Jacksonburg Jacksonburg W. V Natural Bridge Circuit Gours Mr. Baker Kathleen Maria Hack Bartonville Douglass Carroll Ryan & Orndoff Fort Loudoun R. R. R. Sartelle John P. Sartelle Harry L. Livick, Ph. G Presens Livick’s N. Main St
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