Ww. Ww. T. U Meeting Noted
Ww. Ww. T. U holds a meeting on Thursday June 16 at 3 o'clock, as announced in local notices.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
6
Ww. Ww. T. U holds a meeting on Thursday June 16 at 3 o'clock, as announced in local notices.
The note from Bultifield reports Col. C Fenton Day, father in law of Senator Martin and Democratic Chairman of the Second district, taken ill suddenly. A Washington and Lee merit tablet honoring Liberty Hall Company veterans was unveiled in Lexington.
The article notes rising marriage license costs in Virginia and the failure of clerks to verify ceremonies. It highlights many young couples seeking marriage in neighboring states or Washington DC where age rules are laxer. It criticizes Virginia law for not allowing under twenty one marriages without parental consent.
A Virginia law prohibiting vulgar or profane remarks over the telephone fined up to 100 dollars. The measure, praised for protecting refined citizens on busy lines, took effect today and urges callers to hang up rather than swear.
A Reading Pennsylvania resident claims twenty years of chronic catarrh improved after two weeks using Hyomei. He describes rapid relief from throat soreness and persistent symptoms, and notes a complete outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles at fifty cents. The letter requests publication in the newspaper for advertisement.
Patrons will enjoy one of the greatest vaudeville shows with juvenile performers over five nights settings. The program features Waterbury in piano endurance and performers Baby Brown and Gagnon with rope tricks. County officials offer a 100 reward for McCusker accused in a mountain murder near Hancock.
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