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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1911
Page
2
A damaged OCR record shows monetary figures and names linked to a bank or clerk in Winchester Virginia. It includes totals like 1 261 247 and references to sworn statements and commissions dated February 9 1914.
A dated legal snippet shows a sworn statement with W. E. Coffman as cashier and James W. Ridings as notary public. The document lists a sum of 38 575 17 dollars and states the commission expires May 8 1912. The oath was subscribed on June 12 1911.
Direct order saves 40 percent on O tres and Willow items. Old feathers cleaned dyed curled and renovated in all styles. Write for catalog from Leo New York Feather Hospital at 211 N First St Richmond Va.
Multiple Clarke county properties offered including farm No 144 with 125 acres near railroad and amenities priced at 8000 dollars. Also farm No 141 with 150 acres near a station and farm No 142 with 190 acres of woodland and apple trees. Apple orchard property No 134 offers 60 acres limestone soil and aged standard trees priced at 16000 dollars. Other properties available. provide preferences to locate.
The Modern Woodmen of America announce a lawn party at the old picnic grounds in White Hall on June 23 and 24. All are invited to attend this social event.
Miss Lelia Catherine Orndorff daughter of Mr and Mrs William Orndorff of Hayfield Virginia to wed Mr Edward E Peer son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Peer of Summit Point Virginia. Ceremony planned at Mt Olive United Brethren Church in Hayfield at 2 pm on Wednesday June 28 with Rev J W Maiden. Afterward couple will travel through northern states. many friends from Frederick County plan to attend.
Raul E. Rhinehart of Lacey Springs enters Rockingham county treasurer contest as the fifth candidate. He pledges reliable security for funds, a tenth of net income for county churches, and vows not to taste whiskey or brandy.
Hayfield Virginia June 20. Children’s day at Mt Oliver postponed to June 25 with Rev J W Maiden preaching at 10 30 am. Harvesting begins expected yield above average. Mrs J D Kern returned from Lynchburg visit. Edward Rutland 80 of Manchester Conn confessed to 12 burglaries. Panama bond bids' average price fell due to irregularities. Eight killed and two fatally injured by soldiers in a riot at Drohebyca.
Scores show Nationals 0, Pirates 2. Americans Washington 2 Athletics 6. Boston 6 New York unspecified. Chicago 5 Detroit 8. Vaucluse Va June 20 Rev Leeper will preach June 26 at Cedar Cliff. Mamie and Eliha Kline visit Harrisonburg. Virginia Peery stays at The Willows. Elizabeth Larrick departs for Washington to aid grandmother Mrs Cr?
100 acres of limestone land seven miles from the railroad station on a good road with two sets of buildings in good condition priced at 20.00 per acre. 211 acres of border land within four miles of Winchester on a good road with a fine dwelling and bank barn priced at 39.00 per acre. 354 acres of state and border land within three miles of Stephens City on a good road with two sets of buildings in good condition priced at 45.00 per acre.
Statement of the financial condition for Union Bank of Winchester Virginia as of June 7 1911 shows total resources of 303964.23 with loans and discounts 229490.16 and deposits 175304.62. Cashier Lee R Grim swears the figures are true with attestation by directors and commission dates in Virginia.
The Winchester Virginia bank statement lists deposits near 1.95 million dollars, notes outstanding and bonds borrowed totaling about 1.98 million. It includes dividends unpaid and various receivables with signatures from cashier John W. Rice and notary public Lee R Grim.
The M. J. Grove Lime Company plans a forty by eighty foot barrel factory at Stephens City Virginia to house a large capacity barrel machine while keeping the old lime barrel shop. Rain from a Sunday thunderstorm interrupted services in town. Harvest begins this week and fields damaged by last Monday's hail seem recovered with good grain quality. Mrs. John Kenney remains ill and Miss Louise McLeod's condition remains unchanged.
Miss Mary Renner returns home after visiting her son Thornton Renner near Mount Pleasant as his children suffer from whooping cough. Several visitors are named including Mrs. Nannie Whittington and Eva Hawkins with Lena Ornervff, and Zae Rosenberger in Washington visiting Mrs. Pingfey. Notable items mention a shooting case in New York and a $100,000 donation to the New York Museum of Art by George A. Hearn, plus a baronetcy for Dr. William Osler awarded by King George.
Warning against mercury based remedies for catarrh. Promotes Hall's Untarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo as a safe alternative taken internally. Advertises testimonials free and sale at drug stores with a price per bottle tax.
All persons requiring a license to do business in Frederick county who have made application for same must follow the rules. Wisner once Brannon Commissioner Regier in the district of Frederick county Virginia.
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