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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1910

Page

5

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient

A Iowa woman describes severe right side pain and weakness, reporting improvement after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes the remedy for female ailments including displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities and menstrual pain and claims thousands cured with free advice from Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Iowa Aonty E. Pinkham Pinkham Clara Franks R.F.D Xville Lydia E. Pinkham Lynn Mass

Norfolk and Western Rail Schedules to Bristol Roanoke and Harrisburg

Norfolk and Western announces May 15 1910 trains from Berryville with Pullman sleepers to Bristol Gary New York Philadelphia and Washington connections. Northbound No 28 to Harrisburg Philadelphia New York and Shenandoah Junction connection to Washington. Travel aides list Pullman cars and cafe car details. W. B. Bevill and M. F. Bragg sign as Roanoke Va officials.

Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Worton Welch Pullman Sleeper Gary Shenandoah Elkton Hagerstown Hueermediate Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Shendoah Junction Washington Pullman Butter W. B. Bevill M. F. Bragg Gen Trav. Pass

Lifes Work Ended

Former presiding judge of the police court, succeeding Judge John H. Crebs, served until ill health forced retirement. He married Jennie Meredith in 1876 and is survived by son James Bragonier of New York, daughter Mrs. Arthur Cox Spangler of Zanesville, and sister Mrs. Lewis T. Moore of Sharpsburg.

John H. Crebs Bragonier Jennie F. Meredith

Mrs. Garton Is Dead in Winchester Community

Mrs. Garton, aged widow, dies Sunday evening after a long lifelong in Winchester. She leaves a husband two sons Vernon B. Geton and C. L. Garton three daughters Mrs D R Eskey Mrs C E Hottel and Mrs William Woore one brother Charles KE Hoover and had been a longtime member of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Funeral at 2 P M tomorrow at Market Street Church with Rev Arthur E Slagle officiating then interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Albermarle County Charles Town W. Va Cumberland Berryville Winchester Mesers Vernon B. Geton Evening Journal Martinsburg W.va C. L. Garton Winnchester Market Street Arthur E. Slagle Mount Hebron Cemetery

High Mass for Mrs Bridget Ready at Sacred Heart

High mass was celebrated at 8 o clock this morning in the Church of the Sacred Heart over the remains of Mrs Bridget Ready mother of Mr D J Ready who died Friday night at her son's home on North Braddock street after a long illness. The remains were taken to Washington for burial accompanied by Mr and Mrs D J Ready. Pallbearers were O L Jamison M Conway Lewis Trier William Keating Maurice O Conn or and John Doran.

Church of the Sacred Heart Bridgett Ready D. J. Ready North Braddock Street Messrs O. L. Jamison M. Conway Lewis Trier William Keating Maurice O’connor John Doran

Stork Brings Little Girl to Kern Family in City

Mr and Mrs John Austin Kern welcome a daughter at their North Washington street home. Kern is a city letter carrier and son of Postmaster Bentley Kern. Mrs Kern was formerly Miss Mabel Willis, daughter of the late William R Willis.

John Austin Kern North Washington Street Kern Bentley Kern Mabel Willis William R. Willis Winchester

New Leather Pouches Supplied to City Carriers

The Post Office Department provides all city letter carriers with new leather pouches. The update notes the pouches are crafted from fine leather.

Post Office Department

Public Sale of House and Lot in Winchester Virginia

Public auction of a house and lot in Winchester Virginia to be held in front of the County Courthouse at 11 oclock on Tuesday July 5 1910 under a Virginia chancery decree. The property sits on the north side of East Clifford Street fronting about seventy three feet and extending north about sixty feet and traces back to a 1904 deed from Ella E Conrad and others.

Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia George W. Oyler Edward J Haymaker County Court House Winchester East Clifford Street Clifford Street Edward Haymaker Ella E. Conrad Corporation Court City of

Terms Of Sale In Two Installments

Terms of sale require one third cash at sale and valances due in one and two years. Purchaser’s notes for equal amounts bear six percent interest, payable annually and secured by a deed of trust on the property and a fire insurance policy. Harry R. Kern Special Commissioner and Wm. M. Atkinson Trustee, with bond filed per decree. Frederick County Virginia Circuit Court deputy clerk confirms.

Harry R. Kprn R. Wm. M. Atkinson Harry R. Kern

Reference to Chancery Commissioner for Lupton Estate in Winchester

In Winchester Virginia on June 3 1910 a decree directs A J Tavgenner to report on Lucinda G B Lupton estate including real and personal property debts heirs and distributees and their shares. The commissioner must publish four weekly notices in a Winchester newspaper to notify all parties.

Zilas C. Lupton A. J. Tavgenner Chancery Lucinda G. B. Lupton Winchester Virginia Lucinda G Lupton

Armed Liberty statue above the Capitol dome detailed

The Washington Post recounts the statue above the Capitol dome, renamed Armed Liberty after revisions by Jefferson Davis. It covers its model by Thomas Crawford, casting, installation on December 2 1863, height nine feet six inches, weight 14985 pounds, and symbols on its mantle helmet and globe.

Liberty Capitol Washington Lola Opini Mars Library of Congress God of Progress Senate Thomas Crawford F. Marion Crawford Maryland Jefferson Davis War Department Davis Washington Post

Notice of Commissioner's Proceeding in Winchester Virginia

Commissioner's Office in Winchester Virginia issues notice that on July 14 1910 the commissioner will execute a court order at his office. Interested parties must attend with books papers vouchers and evidence to comply with the order. G 14 4w Commissioner A J TAVENNER signs the notice.

Commissioner's Winchester Virginia Ea. J. Tavenner

Sugar Offered By P M Funkhouser In The Valley

Granulated sugar offered at five cents per unit by P M Funkhouser in the Valley. The ad warns the sugar and roofing sheets sold under the same claim may be inauthentic and urges caution about genuineness. The listing includes the address 6 18 11.

Apollo and Sheet and Tin Plate Company Genuin P. M. Funkhouser

English Politeness: "Thank you" in England and America

The Travel Magazine notes that in England the phrase "Thank you" is widely used as an apology and polite response in many situations. It contrasts with American usage, where emphasis on "thank" and a falling inflection mark a stronger regional accent.

England America Travel Magazine

Moon Mountain Heights Reach Unseen Altitudes

Report notes select lunar mountains reaching about 186000 feet in height. Scientists discuss the implications for mapping and future exploration as terrain features challenge lander and rover design.

Funeral Services For Ed G Hollis

The funeral of Edward G. Hollis known as a court clerk and former Common Council clerk was held at his East Water Street home led by Rev. Dr. George S Bowers. Attendees included Masons and Confederate Veterans with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery following services. He was born in this city to Thomas and Sarah Ann Hollis and married Virginia Brown on January 16 1872.

Edward G. Hollis Common Council East Water Street George 8. Bowers Grace Lutheran Church Mount Hebron Ray One Hiram Lodge A. Masons Mr. Hollis Clay Krebs Frank G. Walter A. C. Slonaker S. H. Hable W. G. Conway T. K. Cartmell W. A. Bell James M. Haymaker Turner Aghby Star Hollis Richmond Thomas Sarah Ann Hollis Winchester Virginia Brown William Dd. Brown James O. Armstrong Southern Methodist Church

Late Mrs. Sargent Buried Near Home

Whitacre Virginia June 20. The remains of Jerry Sargeant were buried at Baptist Church near her home after a mistaken interment location. She was formerly Miss Tronte Finburnger, married Mr. Sargeant, and had lived in West Virginia before settling near Grove where a new church barnd building is planned this summer. The local society reports Arthur W. Braithwaite ill with mumps. Dr. Al son was called but could not respond due to high water.

Whitacre. Va Jerry Sargeant Baptist Chuos Little Capon Baptist Church Baptist

Unclaimed Letters List for Winchester Post Office

Weekly list of all claimed letters remaining at Winchester Virginia post office for week ending June 18 1910. Names include Cochran Mrs Alva Davis Emeline Dudro M S Gr W D Marley Merriott Stepp J W and others. callers must pay one cent per letter to receive them.

Winchester Cochran Mrs Alva Davis Emeline Dudro M. S Gr W. D Marley Merriott Stepp J. W

Mrs Miller Dead Remains Interred in Local Church Burial

Mrs Miller died and her remains were interred in the story adjoining. She had been a member of the United Church for many years.

Mains The United Church

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