Decree in Virginia case reorganizes Winchester bank action
In Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia Merchants National Bank of Winchester sues J H Orndorff Gertie M Orndorff and others. The master commissioner is tasked to locate real estate liens and report priorities after notice by publication in the Winchester Star. A public sale of affected property may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinchester
Frederick
Virginia
West Virginia
Fredericks County
Merchants’ National Bank of
Winchester
Triain
L. H. Orndorff
Gertie M. Orndorff
Tyening Star
Cardui Promises Relief for Troubled Women in Ad
An old column advertises Cardui as a cure for tired nervous and irritable women claiming it strengthens the worn out system and helps quiet nerves. The copy urges women with numerous symptoms of womanly trouble to take Cardui and mentions druggists and supplier details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardui
Virginia court suit seeks $108.76 from Lillie Jones
In Fredericksburg circuit court Virginia the case Grubb versus Lillie Jones and Henry M. Jones seeks $108.76 with interest from October 12 1912 open account and attachment to secure debt. Defendants not residents must answer within fifteen days after publication. An order requires publication in The Winchester Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irginia
Circuit Court
Frederic
C. R. Gruvb
Lillie Jones
Henry M. Jones
P.id
Grubb
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Court House
Frederick County
Julian Baker, JR
Bids Open for Exhibition Building by Shenandoah Valley Society
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society announces bids for an exhibition building to be opened by the Board of Directors on June 12 at 2 p m. Plans and specs available after June 3 at Architect Stuart Edmonds office in Farmers and Merchants Bank building. Building must be ready for occupancy by August 15, 1914. Right to reject any bids reserved. Sealed bids due by 8 p m June 12. Old lumber may be used. Charles R McCann chairman, Grounds and Building Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Edmonds
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Shenandoah Val
Agricultural Soc’ty
Charles R. M’cann
Testimony Ends Doubt on Dean's Kidney Pills
Winchester resident A F Ritenour recalls six years ago suffering a kidney ailment with back pain and weakness. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with quick relief and lasting benefit, endorsing them again with the same conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
A. F. Ritenour
W. Kent St
Dean
Giar Wants Ade
The fragmentary text shows a mention of Giar seeking Ade, suggesting an unsigned notice or mock headline. Details are sparse, but the reference points to a person or group named Giar requesting or aiming for Ade in an unspecified context.
City council debates health measures and street upkeep
Council committees discussed expanding time for sentiment on costly changes, approving an ordinance on procedures. Reports showed May revenue, sewer and water costs, and numerous warrants. Plans included a new wall around Rouss Spring, a public lavatory with county cooperation, and tungsten street lights.
Mr. M. C. Kennedy Under The Knife
Mr. M. C. Kennedy president of Cumberland Valley Railroad Company was operated on for appendicitis on Saturday last. The operation at Ragged Edge near Chambersburg Pennsylvania was a complete success. Kennedy is doing well and expected to resume duties soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Kennedy
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
Kennedy
Winchester
Ragged Edge
Chambersburg
Companies to dissolve July 1 in Winchester
The Western Union Telegraph Company and the Bell Telephone Company announce a voluntary separation of interests. Beginning July 1 both firms will operate as independent entities from their current offices in the Hansbrough and Carter building, continuing services including day and night letters, cable, and dispatches with no shared operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone Company
Winchester
Hansbrough and Carter
Western Union Wll
Engaged To Wed Grace Hamilton And Dr Robert Bryan
Miss Grace Hamilton of Baltimore to wed Dr Robert C Bryan of Richmond Virginia son of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Bryan The Hamilton family home in Oak Hill Virginia and Laburnum near Richmond figure in the mention No wedding date set likely autumn with Mrs Hamilton and daughter moved from North Calvert Street to Oak Hill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hamilton
M. Hamilton
Baltimore
Robert C. Bryans
Richmond
Joseph Bryan
Jes Hamiton
Horace
Whitman
Ruth Hamilton
Dr. Bryan
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Ladadter
Hellers
Etta
Annie Grim
Miller’s Drug Store
C. A. Williams & Brother
Wall's Coal Yard
North Market Street
Coleman Dunn
Stephenson, Va
J. H. Orndorff
Hours Avenue
Vira
R. Gray ‘Williams
Circuit of Frederick Co
Harry Kellam
M.l
Staunton, Va
Hogshead’s Drugstore
Winchester Readers
Mer
Council Proceedings
Janney
Sanitary Committee
Board of Health
May
Lcense
Ng Station
Walver
General Street Fund
First Ward
Second Ward
Third Ward
Jcurity
Justter
John F. Kremer
Rouss Spring
Sibert
Water Committee
of ‘Health
Sbbert
Lewis Jones Knitting Company
Philpet Street
W. J A. Evans
East Lane
Shanpe
Cork
Evans Dot
Ctizens
North Braddock Street
Peyton Street
North Avenue
Committee On
Stewart and
Cork Streets
East iPiccadily Street
National Cemetery
Rghts
Board of Supervisors
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Carter
W. P. McGuire
M. M.lynch
R. Gray Williams
Handley Fund
Gray
Bell
Messrs. McGuire
Lynch
Williams
Northx Market Street
Committee Ond Sewers
Tyas
Pore
Reyno
America
J. Reynolds Tobac
Winston-Salem, N. C
Mr. M. C. Kennedy
Cially
Bee Dee Cent
F. J. Stowe
Purcell
Okla
Robert Bryan
Kellogg’s
Castor
Kellogg
Franck Baker & Son, Keller Drug, Co., Geo, F. Miller’s Sons
Muel Streit
Paul A. Beck
Staunton
Lexington
Polk Miller
Polk Miller Drug .O., Inc
Richmond, Virginia
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