Shenan Valley National Bank Winchester Virginia Report 1909
Report of the condition of Shenan Valley National Bank at Winchester Virginia as of November 16 1909. Resources show total assets around 1.95 million with discounts U. S. bonds and securities 225 500.00 and deposits 1 254 524.35. Cash items and reserve funds listed, liabilities include capital stock and earned profits, notes outstanding, and borrowed funds. Cashier MO W Rice attests to accuracy with notary public Len R Grin witnessing sworn statement November 22 1909.
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United States
Side of
Virginia
Frederick
Hn W. Rice
MO. W. Rick
W. H. Baker
R. G. Williams
Love
Len
Grin
Union Bank of Winchester Financial Condition Statement
The Union Bank of Winchester in Frederick County Virginia reports its financial condition as of November 16 1909. Assets include loans and discounts 242294.43 dollars bonds 22293.26 cash items 4.44 due from banks 34760.20 and 64103.00 in currency and coin valued at 34033.50 total assets 333461.36. Liabilities show capital stock 100000.00 undivided profits 38831.24 deposits 308, etc. Directors Ji B. Byers and Lupton testify to the accuracy of the report sworn before cashier Grim on November 16 1909.
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Paris
API
Union Bank Inchester
Winchester
Frederick
Virginia
R. Grim
Cahier
Hugh
Lupton
Geo
W. Kurtz
S. A. Byers
Xmas poultry on sale in city markets
Readable text notes chickens ducks and turkeys dressed for the Xmas trade. Delivery to any part of the city via two phone lines and a street address appears. A fragmentary ad indicates availability through L. Carr with contact details 605 S Street.
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L. Carr
Winchester Bank Ledger and Local Visits Item
James O Ritter has moved to Portsmouth accepting a position with a large manufacturing concern. Joseph Denny travels to Staunton to visit relatives. Mrs W A Swimley and Ruth Guyer go to Philadelphia for holidays. Mrs Lee Byrnes and family visit from Berryville. Franks Carlisle and son from Clarke county visit. Roy P Duvall of Stephenson in town for business.
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Portsmouth
James O. Ritter
W. A. Swimley
Ruth Guyer
Philadelphia
Local Residents Visit City Amid Social Gatherings
Mr James Dd Golightly from the county visited today. Mr W Branson of Clear Brook spent the day here. Mrs W Q Tidler and children of Kernstown are visiting Mrs Virginia Massey on East Water street. Mrs Dr E A Humston of Kernstown spent the day with friends. Mr A G Legg of Bunker Mill visited relatives in the city. Miss Branner of Relief spent time with friends. Miss Nannie Triplet of Kernstown guests today. Mrs Robert Smith and children of near Kernstown visit the Massey home on East Water street.
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W. Q. Tidler
Kernstown
Virginia Maseey
East Water Street
E.A. Humston
A. G. Legg
Bunker Mill
Miss Branner
Robert Smith
Virginia Massey
Social News Notes From Winchester City Visit
Mr T Rapmes and daughter Miss Ethela of Gaineeboro spent today with friends in this city. Mrs W J White recently operated on at Memorial Hospital for a throat affection improves at home on Fairmont avenue. Mr Watson of Royal Typewriter Company went to Harrisonburg after several days with friends here. Miss Madge and Mollie Tabb of Opequon were in the city today. Mr James I Ritter of the county was in town on business. Capt J M Mopper returned to Washington after attending the funeral of his sister Mrs William Timberlake of Clarke county. Mr Conrad L Hegaier of Martinsburg returned home after funeral of his aunt Mrs William Timberlake. The Washington Sunday Star is promoted as the great family newspaper. Mr Thomas H Stovall of Colgate Company spends a few days in Winchester among friends. Dr and Mrs Robert Carter Randolph of Clarke county spent the day in this city with friends. Mr William Myers returned today from a business trip to Washington.
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W. 3. White
Memorial Hospital
Fairmont Avenue
Watson
Royal Typewriter Company
Hmarriconbure
J. M. Mopper
Washington
Mrs
William, Timberlake
Clarke County
Conrad L. Hegaier
Martinsburg
William ,Timberlake
Thomas H. Stovall
Colgate Company
Winchester
Robert Carter Randolph
William Myers
Special Commissioner Appointed In Chancery Of Frederick County
The Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia appoints Frank H Krebs as special commissioner in chancery to report on property notes accounts and debts tied to H E McKinster and James P Reardon trustee. He will list real and personal property, secured claims, and creditor amounts as of Sept 21 1909 and report costs receipts disbursements and remaining assets. The order requires notice by publication and a January 20 1910 hearing in Winchester Virginia.
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H. BE. Mckhinster
Frank H. Krebs
H. F. Meckinster
James P. Reardon
Wlc
Saii
Ind—le
H. E. McKinster
Wiens
Kh. McKinster
H. ©. McKinster
McKinster
Loutoun
Winchester
Virginia
Wright
Famie RB. Renardon
H. BR. McKi
Ster
Financial condition statement for Peoples Bank Stephens City
The document presents the Statement of Financial Condition for the Peoples Bank at Stephens City Frederick County Virginia as of November 16 1909. It lists assets including loans and discounts 51642666 overdrafts 80304 banking house 100006 furniture and fixtures 77500 due from national banks 10294 60 currency coin totals 67857 35 and notes and bills rediscounted 400000. It shows capital stock 10000 00 surplus 2000 60 and deposits 37083 77 time certificates 2840 00 due to national banks 149 11 due to state banks 9 76 and totals 67857 35. The statement is sworn and signed by J Harvey Canter cashier with attestations by J M Steele and Laps Adams directors on November 20 1909.
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U.S
U. S
J. Harvey Canter
People’s Bank
Stephens City
Frederick
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Winchester Ad
Winchester readers report lasting kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills after years of back pain and kidney discomfort. Mrs. Mary V. Rainsberger cites cure six years ago and permanent benefit since 1902, bought at Franck Baker & Son's Drug Store, price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Winchester
Dean
Mary V. Rainsberger
St. Market Street
Doan
Franck Baker & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Cadet Hastie Found Safe at Virginia Military Institute
Cadet Hastie who had been missing from the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington for several days was located in Harrisonburg by his brother Jack Hastie a third year man and brought back to the institute. The Hastie family hail from Seattle Washington. He had fled saying military life was too exacting.
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Hastie
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Harrisonburg
Jack
Seattle
Wash
Local Shifts and Visits From Kernstown
Kernstown notes residents traveling and visiting relatives in Kentucky and Lenore. Delia Metz and Laude Chamberlain join Miss Georgie Metz and Miss Nancy Crisman for a weekend with the Christman sisters. West Virginia visitors stay with Mr. S. M. Chiles family and Mt. Crawford locals host Mamie Dean and Jacob Metz.
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Laude Chamberlain
Delia Metz
Mi.enore
Christman
Osborne
West Virginia
S. M.chiles
Georgie Metz
Lenore
E. Nancy Crisman
L. L. Hockman
Bartonsville
Mamie Dean
Mt. Crawford
Jacob Metz
Winchester Star Headed in the Valley News Coverage
The Washington Sunday Star advertises broad social and local news from Winchester and the Valley of Virginia, claiming superior coverage compared with other Sunday papers.
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Winchester
Valley
Virginia
Sell the Star
Mrs Shéeetz Leaves Braddock Street for Romney West Virginia
Mrs Maria Shéeetz, who has been visiting Mrs Samuel Baker at her home on South Braddock Street, left this morning for Romney West Virginia.
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Maria Shéeetz
Samuel .Baker
Om South
Braddock Street
Romney
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Jos. B. Newwlin
N. P
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Lee ‘Byrnes
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J. B. Feagans
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Frank Carlisle
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Roy P. Duvall
Stephenson
Ness
James Dd
Golightly
Iwi
Mr. W. &. Branson
Clearbrook
Nannie ‘Friplett
Mr. T. Rapmes
Ethela
Gaineeboro
Madge
Mollie Tabb
Opequon
James I. Ritter
Washington Sunday Star
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Circuit Court of
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Fr. H.rres
Carcait Court
the Peoples’ Bank
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John Massie
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Henry S. Baker & Co
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Glaize & Bro
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Gray & Sheetz’s
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