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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
5
An ad warns of kidney and bladder disorders leading to pneumonia and organ damage. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy to improve kidney, liver and bladder function, reduce frequent urination, and relieve pain. Sample bottle and book offered by mail from Binghamton New York.
Auction listed by Special Receivers Conrad Kowns las k and Chas Broun on a farm near Berryville, Clarke County. Property includes horses cattle farming implements and household goods with cash terms for sums under ten dollars and nine month credit for larger purchases. Removal only after payment.
Stockholders are called to meet at the office of W. Roy Stephenson on Saturday December 7 1907 at 10 o clock to elect a president and five directors. W E Branson secretary attests.
Claims against the estate of William D Lee deceased must be presented to the undersigned for payment by June 1 1908. Persons owing said estate should settle promptly. Roy P Duvall is the executor.
Edmond A. Shade and Nettie May Unger wed at the bride’s home on November 27. Rev. J. A. Burch and Rev. Thomas Morgan officiated as the Farmers’ Cornet Band from Unger’s Store performed Lohengrin’s wedding march. A large reception followed Thanksgiving with relatives from West Virginia and beyond in attendance.
A party of Fort Loudoun Seminary students and Shenandoah Valley Academy cadets enjoyed Thanksgiving at Mr. J. L. Clendening’s home near Bunker Hill West Virginia. They hunted, rode, and visited Martinsburg where Miss Nellie Hess hosted them. Attendees included Miss Rebecca Baird, Miss Bruce Clendening, Cadets J H Lacy Jr Maslin Clendening and Robert Su Gray Jr with activity like taffy pulling.
Rev John Poyntz Tyler formerly archdeacon of the Virginia diocese led his first services as rector of St John’s Episcopal Church in Hagerstown Maryland. Born 1862 in Hamilton county Virginia he studied at Alexandria Theological Seminary and served earlier in Virginia and Philadelphia. He is married to Miss Rodrick of Martinsburg and has six children.
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