Labor Day Bank Closings In 1915 Notice
Closing notices state that financial institutions including Farmers and Merchants National Bank Union Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank will be closed on Labor Day Monday September 1 1915. Paper maturing that day may be paid Tuesday September 2 1912 1913 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
D. Fuller
the Union Bank
Winr
R. Grim
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
I. W. Rich
Notice of Guardian's Claim in Virginia Court
Howard P. Kerns guardian of Stella W. Kerns and Edith H. Newcome seeks an order at a Frederick County Virginia circuit court term on August 30 1913 to pay money from a chancery suit to the minors and renew it in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Code of Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
West
Stella W. Kerns
Edith H. Newcome
Frederick
Cora D. Hott
West Virginia
Howard P. Kerns
Edith H.newcome
BUNKER HILL NEWS UPDATE OF REGULAR EVENTS
Bunker Hill West Virginia notices report visits by C C Pitzer and wife from Martinsburg and Charles Cross from Saganew for a grandmother’s death. School openings set for September 8. John Oates of Capon Bridge visited family. E F Gardner couple vacationing at Atlantic City. J Fred Laise and party head home to Ridgewood New Jersey with niece Elizabeth Henson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
W. Va
C. C. Pitzer
Martinsburg
George Pitzer
Charles Cross
Saganew
John Oates
Capon Bridge
E. F. Gardner
Atlantic City
Mr. J. Fred,Laise
Ridgewood, N. J
Elizabeth Henson
Pimples Vanish After Saxo Salve Treatment
Miss Bertha Timmerman of Salis bury New York reports years of pimples red and sore face eruptions finally cleared after using Saxo Salve bought in Little Falls. The ad claims Saxo Salve cures eczema and crusted humors with a money back guarantee from Keller Drug Co Winchester Virginia. Vinol is also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Timmerman
Salisbury Centre
N. Y
Little Falls
Keller Drug Co
Winchester
Va. P. S
Baltimore Wholesale Prices Today
Baltimore August 29 wholesale market prices show wheat spot August 91 cents per bushel, corn spot August nominal, no quotes. Hay No 1 timothy 18, standard timothy 17, No 1 clover mixed 16, No 1 clover 16. Eggs Virginia and nearby firsts 21 to 25 cents a dozen. Butter Fancy creamery 29 1 2 cents, choice 29, Virginia dairy prints 20 to 22. Live poultry chickens old hens 16, old roosters 16, spring large 15, spring small 18, ducks old 12, spring three pounds up 18, pigeons 25 cents per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltmore
Virginia
Church for Health Lift Prompts Church Health Co operation
United States education officials urge churches to join public health efforts. They argue a sacred body requires sanitary conditions and that a healthy community strengthens morality, with public health promising mutual gains for church and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States ‘of Education
Agenmcy
Judge Spits In Face Of Newspaper Editor
Charles Russell Reilly editor of the Norfolk News says Judge Joseph T. Lawless assaulted him on City Hall Avenue Norfolk. Eyewitnesses cite Lawless called Reilly a cad and spat in his face after several blows. A warrant led to Lawless being fined five dollars for the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russell Reilly
Norfolk News
Joseph T. Lawless
Norfolk County
City Hall Avenue
Norfolk
Judge Lawless
Reilly
Backus
Ocean View
the Commonwealth
Mr. Reilly
Refuge News Notes from Refuge Virginia
Refuge Va August 29 Mr James Wingert and two sons Earle and Mervin and daughter Larene left for Waynesboro after visiting here a week William Mumaw and daughter Miss Jessie Mumaw spend this week at Williams Grove and plan visits to Steelton Pa Grover Grim took local youths on a four horse hay ride to the cavalry camp near Winchester Elsie Ritenour and Myron and Thelma spent Tuesday evening with Rus Bates and family Annie Lauck visited Winchester Some locals met at the church Wednesday to clean the graveyard improving its appearance
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Refuge
James Wingert
Earle
Mervin
Larene
Waynesboro
William Mumaw
Jessie Mumaw
Williams Grove
Steelton
Sat
Grover Grim
Winchester
Elsie Ritenour
Myron
Thelma
Olin Faulkner
J. J. Larrick
Davis
Helen Laregiel
Virginia
Ricard ‘Larrick
Round Hill
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad
A 50 cent Wyeth Sage and Sulphur solution promises to restore natural hair color and shine while stopping dandruff and itching. Advertises easy use by applying small amount nightly to gray hair, claiming it makes hair look darker, thicker, and more youthful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wryeth
Anki
Reunion attendees travel to Thompsontown for Thompson assembly
Rev. J. Gray McAllister returned from Covington Virginia with Dr. A. S. McAllister of New York City to join relatives at the Thompson assembly in Thompsontown Pa. The event gathers descendants of John Thompson from about a dozen states and includes Adele Thompson of Ohio, a noted children's author, as a regular attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gray McAllister
D. D
Covington
Rose Dale
Winchester
A. S. McAllister
New York City
Electrical World
New
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Thompson
Thompsontown
John Thompson
Adele Thompson
Ohio
Valley Baptists Urge Higher Mission Support for Virginia
A Virginia Baptist association report shows 386 preaching stations and 12 637 sermons, 1 334 conversions, 1 649 baptisms, and 31 028 visits. It calls for at least 50 600 for mission work and 10 000 for Sunday schools and colportage next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee. Se
Baptists of
Virginia
Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Cure For Kidney Trouble
The daughter of A Mitchell of Bagdad Kentucky suffered kidney trouble and health was feared permanently impaired until Foley Kidney Pills were taken. Mr Mitchell says she was in terrible shape but is now cured. The ad claims women are more prone to kidney issues and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as safe and dependable. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mitchell
Bagdad
Hitchcock Amendment Seeks Tax on Monopoly Firms
In Washington on August 20 Senator Hitchcock a Democrat defied the caucus by offering a tax aimed at corporations monopolizing trade. He argued caucus rules mock public debate and stifle legislation. The measure was defeated with Hitchcock the sole Democrat voting in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcock
Senate
Noted Singer Anna Case and Corle in Town
Miss Anna Case and Miss Corle of New York arrived at noon and are staying at the Winchester Inn. Case is a leading New York grand opera soprano and an enthusiastic horsewoman, while Corle will visit the cavalry camp nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Case
Miss Corle
New York
Winchester ‘Inn
Miss Case
I Was cured with Chamberlain's Tablets
A reader from Arkansas reports health improvements after using Chamberlain's Tablets. He describes illness, a stay in St. Louis hospital, and weeks of doubt before trying the remedy, which he credits with restoring his health.
Community Notes From Middletown Virginia Aug. 28
Local society notices list visits and family events. Rev Frank McGee and Mrs Charles Reddish of Baltimore are here for ailing father James McGee. Several residents travel or host relatives from Maryland Virginia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Frank McGee
Charles Reddish
Baltimore
James McGee
Lucy
Florence Ropers
Washington
Maltimore
Louis Saum
Hagerstown
James Ridings
Notice to claimants in estate of Roman 370 Get All
Executor issued letters of administration and published a claim notice directing all claimants to exhibit claims by February 26, 1914. Bond was filed at $209,000. Robert E. King and D Newton Brown named appraisers and began their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Car
Roman
Robert E. King
D. Newton Brown
McCray Estate To Fund Monument And Burial Plot
A will directs four improved frame houses on Seymour street be sold to finance a monument for Mrs McCray and her husband. Remaining funds go to burial lot upkeep after debts, with Dr Thomas W Koon and Charles W Fries as witnesses. Some siblings may file a caveat while her son seeks Captain Roman's estate claim, likely leaving him with the entire estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray
Seymour Street
Mrak MecCray
Thomas W. Koon
Charles Wi Fries
Mis. McCray
Roman
Virginia Real Estate Tax Assessment Debate 1915
Virginia eyes a 1915 real estate assessment to raise state revenue amid liquor tax debates. The Anti-Saloon League watches potential shifts as valuations rise and real estate taxes could exceed 6 million if liquor income declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Anti-Saloon League
Final Quarterly Conference at Winchester United Brethren Church
The Winchester United Brethren Church holds its final quarterly conference for the current year next Sunday and Monday. Communion is at 11 o clock Sunday with a new communion set donated by Mrs Thomas B Hancher. Monday at 8 p m the conference business session will be led by Rev Dr A B Hammack. Attendance urged. all conference business must be completed by September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester United Brethren Church
Thomas
Hancher
Hammack
Prices Offered By Wholesalers Enlivens Local Market
Local buyers and shippers announced quotations today in direct touch, outlining current price levels for wholesale goods and signaling early movement in the market.
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Mit
Kidwieder
Lenox Lavaney
Anderson and
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Shenandoah Valley Fair
Staunton
Baltimore & Ohio Ticket Office
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute and School of Music
Celes
Erate
Dayton
Va. Oy
Bunker Hill News
Church For Health
Willia
S.s
Deciaes
Sévertiasn
Valley Baptists
Pte
C. H. Hines
St. Louis
Chamberlain
Irvin ‘Hottel
McKeesport
Nettie Willey
Orville Willey
Fred Jones
White Hall
A. J. Willey
John ‘Holmes
Charlies Rhodes
Katharine ‘Stickley
Vauelutes Va
Bethel Beery
Erty
Revo Springs
Ark
Perocinas Chemical Hot Springs
Buffalo Lick
Chester
Royal Road
Cavalry
Ana” i
O Een
Saene
Sallie M
Rel Carroll G
R. Z. Barton
Law
Jas. R. Kempe
Educ Boy At
Conway Hall School
Carlisle
Bea
CIA
Caiese Lee
Eef Patt
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