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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
3
An old advertisement promotes a patent remedy labeled for bronchitis and a weak lung system. It claims strong results from a tonic by Mrs McCall and cites customer testimonies. The copy urges readers to order through a midwife-like agent and mentions delivery details for a general audience.
Jesse Knott of Page County and Ruth Rosser of Richmond were married by Bib er D. W. Strickler after exhausting every effort to secure a license. Clerk Weaver said judge Hanes’s sanction was needed, and the pair ultimately wed with the judge's permit in Harrison. Knott is the son of Edward Knott, who years ago died by his own hand, and Ruth Rosser is the daughter of George Rosser, who also died by suicide around the same time.
A regional Christian Church conference begins Wednesday night near Harrisonburg and runs through Friday. Members from Winchester and Frederick County are expected to attend as committees present reports and special music is planned.
Ground is broken in the courthouse yard for the Confederate memorial monument to be unveiled soon. Enthusiasm runs high as plans promise a grand parade and eloquent speakers with a crowd larger than any previous Prout event.
A young man recalls romance and lessons from a mother who read king and beggar maiden tales. He questions love and duty, noting a shift from idealized romance to practical marriage expectations and personal growth.
Public sale of a two story dwelling with five rooms, stable, and fruit trees in Winchester West District of Frederick County Virginia. Sale requires one third cash on day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust with an insurance policy. Purchaser to receive a conveyed title subject to existing rights of the deceased J. M. Lextell.
Foreclosure sale advertised for May 27, 1980, in Frederick County Virginia. Guardianship of Maury By Metester's estate lists heirs and debts, with a court decree to sell a tract near Shenandoah Valley, subject to prior claims and bonds, in collaboration with the Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester.
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