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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1909

Page

5

Foley Urine Laxative Ad Claim by Franck Baker & Son

An advertisement promotes Foley's Urine Laxative as a superior remedy for constipation stomach and liver issues. It claims to sweeten the stomach improve breath gently stimulate the liver regulate bowels and outperforms ordinary laxatives.

Hveryone Foley Franck Baker & Son

Winchester plans fifty thousand sewerage bond issue

The City of Winchester announces a fifty thousand dollar sewerage bond issue under Virginia law. Bonds of five hundred dollars each mature after thirty years with four percent interest, payable semi annually. Sealed bids due by 10 a m June 23 1909 with a one percent certified check.

General Assembly of Virginia Common Council Winchester Finance Committee County Court House Shirley Carter Eneok Fred. L. Glaize Hunter H. McGuire

Local Social Notes From Boyce Virginia Region

Mrs. G. P. Harrison returns home to Fiery Creek W Va. Many residents visit, host birthdays, and travel between Boyce and nearby towns like Stephens City Woodstock Winchester and Berryville. Frequent names include Miss Gussie Scott Miss Susie Dunlap Miss Mamie Gaunt and Mr. J. L. Carper with gatherings at the Barr and Mullikin homes.

Boyce G. P. Harrison Fiery Creek W. Va Gussie Scott Upperville Susie Dunlap Fanny ’Trenary Clarence Tompson George Yowell Mamie Gaunt Yhe Chas. Gaunt Berryville Frank Carper Washington Briggs Alice Simpson Frank Simpson Frank Stuart H. CC Levi Julia Levi J. W. Sprint Fairfax County Lizzie Dewer Henry Gilpin Winston Lindsey University of Virginia Mamie Byrd Louise Mannings Messie L. M. P. Reid J. L. Carper E. F. Barr Stephens City Thomas Lewis Woodstock Frank Lindsey Carles Town Berrys J. M. Ferguson Johnson City Tenn Robert N. Vorous Mr. Vorous Sue Vorous John Vorous Rice Carper Jacob and Harley Sell Winchester James Rinker Frank Rinker Buckton J. T. Sprint R. A. Lemley W. H. Painter

Funeral for Clarence R. Walker in Winchester

The remains of Clarence R. Walker, died in Alexandria, Virginia, will arrive by train in Winchester this evening and be buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The Protestant Episcopal burial service will be read at the grave by Rev. William D. Smith. Pallbearers are John W. Rice, C. P. Grove, T. T. Wall, H. D. Fuller, Dr. B. M. Knight and George W. Hardy. He was the son in law of Mrs. Lucy Kinzel and the late Mr. Henry Kinzel. survived by daughter Sallie Kinzel and four granddaughters.

Clarence R. Walker Alexandria Star Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Mount Hebron Cemetery Protestant Episcopal Church William D. Smith Christ Church John W. Rice C. P. Grove T. T. Wall H. D. Fuller B. M. Knight George W Hardy Walker Lucy Kinzel Henry Kinzel Sallie Kinzel

Petersburg Hosts State Elks Meeting in June Festivities

Petersburg to host the third annual State Association meeting of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks on June 16 and 17. The business session will be at the Academy of Music with committees arranging receptions and entertainment for several hundred visiting Elks. A banquet is planned as part of the program. Twenty lodges in the state are entitled to ten voting delegates each, with many visitors expected.

Benevolent, Protective Order of Elks Petersburg Academy of Music Lodges of Elks

Birthday Party for Rodger Strode in Painter Hill

In Painter Hill Virginia a birthday party was hosted at Rodger Strode’s home by local youths. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Park Strode and multiple neighbors and friends. The celebration featured garden lanterns, games, and late refreshments.

Painter Hill Roger Strode Park Strode Allie Braynard Campbell Pearl Henning Freddie Grove Cora Mary Anna. Barley Messrs Charles Rothzeb Walter Carter Norman Carhbaugh Frank and Miller Barley Arthur Henning Thomas Sprint A. E. Funkhouser Stephens City Epent Elien Campbell Mary Painter

Campbell Floor Finish promises satisfactory dining room refinish

Campbell Floor Finish offers to touch up and refinish dining room floors with a full line of can sizes carried by John Rosenberger. The maker guarantees perfect satisfaction if simple directions are followed.

Campbell John Rosenberger

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