Will of Mary E Hardy Probate in Fred ER VA Court
In Frederick County Virginia the bill seeks to construe the will of Mary E Hardy deceased. The suit aims to identify debts and settle the estate under court supervision and grant general relief. Defendant Howard M Cunningham is a non resident and must appear within 15 days after due publication to protect his interest. Copy-teste Phil H Gold Clerk. J P Whitacre Attorney. 5-28-4w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Mary ‘. Eddy
Mary KE
Eddy
Howard M. Cummingham
Mary E. Hardy
Phil, H. Gold
J. P. Whitacre
Greenway News Notes Update from Greenway Va
Greenway Virginia notes report visits by Mrs Irvin Bier Miss Bessye Richard and Mrs Ross Smiley of Winchester. A baby pony weighs 43 pounds born to Chamblin Funkhouser's pony. Weekend visits include Mrs C E Funkhouser Mrs Joe Funkhouser with Mrs C E Brumback in Stephens City. Small town social and travel mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenway
Irvin Bier
Bessye Richard
Ross Smiley
Winchester
Anna Lefevre
Chamblin Funkhouser
C. E. Funkhouser
Joe Funkhouser
C. E. Brumback
Stephens City
W. F. Stuart
Misses Bryan
Margaret
Waterloo
T. S. Chamiblin
Front Royal
Miss Jenkins
Jenkins
White Post
Have You Stopped to Think About Your Health
This advertorial urges readers to consider kidney health and explains how the kidneys filter blood daily. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder issues and offers a free sample bottle by mail from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton, New York.
Prizes for James C Bardin At Virginia Awards
James C Bardin of Charlottesville won Best Essay and Best Poem Pagan Song in Autumn at the University of Virginia prizes amid acclaimed local and alumni judges. He claimed top honors in multiple categories, while Robert Edward Lee Strider of Leetown earned the Colonial Dames prize on Women in Colonial Virginia. Bardin is noted as a gifted linguist who once stayed in Winchester with George G Heller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia
James C. Bardin
Charlottesville
Virginia
University of Missouri
Borden
William and Mary College
Colonial Dames
Richmond
Robert Edward Lee Strider
Leetown
W. Va
Bardin
Winchester
George 4. Heller
Harry Lees Win Annual Boat Race
The Harry Lees boat team defeated the Albert Sidneys by nearly half a length in a one mile race on the North River at Washington and Lee University. Time was 4 minutes 45 seconds with a large Winchester alumni crowd watching. H B Hannis, coxswain for the Harry Lees, attended Winchester today. this marks the fourth consecutive victory for the Marty Lees in 16 wins to 15 for the Albert Sidneys, with two draws. The trustees met in the morning and Senator Robert L. Owen of Oklahoma will give the alumni address tonight.
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Winchester
Washington
Lee University
North River
Harry Lee
the Reds
Albert Sidneys
the Blues
H. B. Hannis
Martinsburg
Harry
Huntsberry Takes Over Jones and Jolliffe Store
John A. Huntsberry purchases stock of goods from Jones and Jolliffe in the Wautkner building on South Main street and takes charge. Improvements to the building will follow, with plans to increase the stock.
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John A. Huntsberry
Messrs. Jones and Jolliffe
Wautkner
South Main Street
Worked His Way Up From Messenger to Colonel
Col Clowry, president of the Western Union Telegraph, joined Joliet office 55 years ago offering six months as a paidless messenger to learn telegraphy. After that term he became an expert operator and earned an office at Lockport. He earned his military title in the Civil War.
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Col. Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Joliet
Lockport
Flowers at Birth and Death in French customs
A French baby’s cradle is surrounded by flowers and a dying man’s bier and grave receive lavish decoration. Pere-la-Chaise spends millions yearly on grave adornment. The Werbs de Romilly family tomb is kept with fresh flowers at a cost of 50 000 francs annually.
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Pere-la-Chaise
Werms de Romilly
Old Hopewell Meeting House A Quaker Landmark
The Old Hopewell Church six miles from Winchester, built in 1732, remains a plain, reverent worship site for Quakers. It served as a hospital in the Revolutionary and Civil Wars and stands as a community landmark guiding generations in the Virginian valley. Prominent Quaker meetings occur in Maryland and Virginia, including Hopewell, Purcellville, and Waterford. Notable adherents include John J. Cornell and Isaac Wilson. Quakers emphasize silent worship, no oaths, temperance, and simplicity.
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Old Hopewell
soMany
Ole Virginny
Baltimore City
Virginia
Hopewell
Purcellville
Waterford
Hoothwell Church
John J. Cornell
Baltimore
Isaac Wilson
Dominion of Canada
Swarthmore College
Delaware County
Bark Avenue
Friends’ Central School
Philadelphia
George School
Newtown Pa
Fire Friends
England
North America
George Fox
Penn
Barclay
tMcksites
Elias Hicks
Joseph Wright’s Pittsburgh Visit Noted
Mr. Joseph Wright traveled to Pittsburg on an official visit. Details of purpose and dates remain limited in the report.
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Joseph Wright
Pittsburg
Reward for catarrh cure unknown use of remedies
An old advertisement promising a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh cure failing with Malls Catarrh Cure. It claims long familiarity with the product and endorsements from druggists, with testimonials and pricing details, typical of early 20th century patent medicine promotion.
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Winchester Resident
Charles H. Boxwell Jr of 308 N Braddock St Winchester Va credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing his kidney troubles after severe back and loins pain and disruptive night secretions. He bought from Frank Baker & Son's drug store and endorses the product as a remedy. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Charles H. Boxwell, Jr
N. Braddock St
Dean
Frank Baker & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
Hair treatment offer for preventing balding on heads
A garbled medical ad promotes a coal oil treatment to prevent balding and save thinning hair. It claims special attention for Indians and children with appointments available and warns it cannot regrow hair but prevents further loss.
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Frank
Woodwards Tonsortat Partor
Tadieon
Kats
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Frederick and
Clark Counties
Southern Bell’ Telephone and Telegraph Company of
H. F. Byrd
Summer
Funk & Son
Miller’s Drug Store
DR. Bosanko Co
Greenway News Notes
Harry Lees
Jones & Jolliffe’s
Cheney & O
Toledo
Cheney
Atene, Riinxanx & Marvin
Rs Whoteante Draggista
Taro Haus Pamity
Superior Huck
Russell & Green
Woodward
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clearbrook
Jno. W. Schultz
Astorney
Hicks
Middle Road
Bright
Samuel Ginn
Amos Marker
R. Gray Williams
J. S. Hicks
Main
Meade & Baker’s
Jack
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