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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
5
Children's day services will be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church South at Burnt Factory on Sunday June 29 at 2.30 p m Rev Je W Reeves will be present and deliver an address in connection with the Sunday school program.
The document presents assets and liabilities of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Virginia as of June 4 1913 and June 4 1913 respectively. It lists capital stock reserves undivided profits deposits notes rediscounted and bills payable with detailed figures for each category and corroborating cashier affidavits.
One third cash on day of sale and balance in one and two years secured by a deed of trust on the property with a policy of insurance on the buildings as additional security or all cash at purchaser’s option. Special Commissioners M Cormick Rhardon Whiting Ann Grubbs and others plaintiffs vs Lee Brown and wife defendants. Clarke County Circuit Court clerk confirms bond for the Special Commissioner given May 30 1913.
The ceremony linked Connecticut and Virginia roots as the bride, a New England educated socialite from a prominent Bridgeport family, wed Mr. Bierer, a Washington and Lee and MIT graduate. The couple plan to reside in Boston where he works as a chemical expert with the Boston Woven Hose Company. Attendees included Mrs. Susan Bierer and Irwin Bierer from Virginia.
An advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand for hot weather. It touts its usefulness during summer months and claims it has no superior for its purpose. Sold by all dealers.
A male suffragist rushed the Gold Cup race course at Scot Heath England and drew a revolver toward jockey Whaley on Tracery. A collision with a horse knocked him down and caused a fractured skull. He later died as doctors predicted. King George and Queen Mary witnessed the incident.
Large afternoon picnic in a grove on Mrs. Dudley L. Miller’s farm near Stephens City honors her daughter Miss Louise J. Miller. Her marriage to Mr. William E. McKay of Baltimore is a major upcoming event. The grounds are crowded with social friends despite the heat.
Rev W D Mitchell announces the Pike Side church dedication on Sunday July 6 with speakers including Dr A S Hammack Martinsburg speaker and others. Four services are planned starting 10 am 11 am 3 pm and 7 pm with a crowd expected. Odd Fellows hall under construction while store room additions may allow Mr R F Whiting to resume business.
Children day exercises will be held at Church South Darkesville on Sunday June 29. Rev F A Strother will preach to parents at 11 a.m. to children and young people at 3 p.m. and the Sunday school program under Supt E N Zeiler will be performed at 7 30 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Grover Cooper left for Chambersburg Pa for the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Fireman’s Association convention. Miss Jessie Updike of Browns Town visited Miss Virgie Swanson and returned home. Mrs L B Rice visits Middletown for several days. Mr John Cooper left on an extended trip to northern cities. Mr Charles Bowly visits at Willow Lawn. Mr R E Griffith returns from a state business trip. Julian S Hatcher of the US Navy returned to Annapolis after visiting his mother at Fort Loudoun Seminary and cousin Mrs JL B Rice. Mr Charles W Heater of Middletown spends the day in town. Mrs Edward Conner visits son-in-law and daughter in New York City. Miss Ethel Morris of Leesburg visits Georgia Flemister on way to Harrisonburg Normal School. Mr J R Miley of Baltimore in town on business. Mr and Mrs Musser of Winter Haven Fla, guests of T R Baker, leave for home. Mrs Dabney Harrison visits Mrs Philip Powers in Berryville.
Baltimore June 19 wholesale prices show Wheat spot 104 and June 104, Corn 65 and 65, Hay No 1 timothy 17.50 No 1 clover mixed 15.00 No 1 clover 11. Eggs Virginia and nearby firsts 19. Butter Fancy creamery 30.3 and 29. Virginia dairy prints 21 to ye. Live poultry chickens old hens 17 1 2 roosters stags 10 11 spring 11 2 pounds plus 25 old. Ducks Pekin 14 puddle 14 spring 3 pounds plus 18. Pigeons per pair 25c.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as instantly opening clogged nostrils and easing head colds and catarrh. It claims rapid relief, calmer breathing, and reduced discharge, urging readers to try a small bottle from any drug store.
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