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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1913

Page

4

Court retorts on Mrs Bowzeeman trial remarks

A regional stenographic lament from staunch supporters critiques the trial atmosphere around Mrs Clara Bowzeeman of Staunton Virginia. The note argues that the accused faced unfair questioning and that the public vilification exceeded what justice permits.

The Power of Small Words in Life and Love

A fragmentary verse by Walt Mason on the weight of simple words. It muses that brief words shape hearts, fame, and fate more than big acts, warning against careless speech and urging kindness, friendship, and honest speech.

Ind Ae Semah Walt Mason

Darkesville notices extend church services

In Darkesville West Virginia the Methodist Episcopal South services planned for June 29 have been extended to July 6 at 930 PM The event was held on the lawn of Ww Pine and attendees reported social activity and donated amounts up to $50. Witson and Jennie of East Radford were visitors with relatives in the area Mrs paeterese spent time with her brother Mr South.

Darkesville W. Va Methodist Episcopal South Pine Witson Jennie Ladsstone East Radford

Ely's Cream Balm Opens Blocked Nostrils and Relieves Catarrh

An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for nasal congestion and head colds. It claims immediate cooling and soothing action, clearing air passages, stopping discharges, and preventing sleepless nights. The copy urges readers to buy a small bottle at drug stores.

Ely

Kernstown Notes From June Sunday Service and Visits

Kernstown Virginia residents attend a children’s service at Relief. Beulah Pingley returns home after visiting Ruth Pifer’s family. Mrs Earl Renner and two children Kenneth and Virginia travel home after a visit. Pearl Renner returns to near Winchester. Moore and Keckley families are mentioned with visits and funerals in the area.

Earl Renner Kenneth Virginia J. H. Renner Pearl’ Renner Winchester Kernstown Messrs Hale Masil ‘Moore Mountain Falls Davis Moore Richard W. Va J.H. Moore Cleo Harry ‘Moore Frank Pingley Garfield Keckley

Local Family Visits Across towns Mentioned

Guests of their aunt Mrs. Annie Schilling include Kate Hess who has gone to spend time with her son John Hess near Martinsburg. Mrs. Armstrong and children visited in Hagerstown and Chambersburg. Ernest McDonald and Mrs. Wood visited Hedgesville to see William Wood, their relative.

Annie Schilling Kate Hess John ‘Hess Martinsburg Armstrong

Balance Sheet Highlights Bank Assets and Liabilities

The document lists bank items including loans and discounts 84676.42 overdrafts 557.17 and 1009.00 in furniture and fixtures 1143.76 changes for next day clearings 171.70 and national bank figures 2885.86 currency 507. fractional currency 286.30 gold coin 2 532.50 silver coin 1452.80 total 92412.58. It shows capital stock 10000.00 surplus 6000.00 undivided profits and taxes 1576.22 dividends 7.60. Also notes notes payable 516.72 rediscounted 5000 and reserves for interest 392.00 taxes 62.22.

Ing Savings Deposit

Cedar Grove Notes highlights local illnesses and social visits

In Cedar Grove Virginia on June 24 Mr and Mrs William Maphis report a very sick baby with bronchial pneumonia. Mrs Phil Gold and children visited her father Mr K H Clayton who has been ill. Numerous local residents shared Sunday visits and the Ladies Aid Society plans a meeting at Mrs Elizabeth Fries home on June 26.

Cedar Grove William Maphis Phil Gold K. Ih. Clayton Leslie Fries Mary Jenkins L. C. Fries Frank Barrest Ollie Pusey William Parrett Nain David Smith Ladies’ Aid Society Elizabeth Fries

Public sale of Birmingham lands and Randolph farms in Frederick County Va

Public sale of desirable Frederick County lands under a chancery decree in Winchester Va on July 16 1918. Trustees offer 355 acres in two main tracts near Stephens City with a modern 10 room house and multiple outbuildings, wells, and timber. Sale begins at noon with parcels offered first then as a whole and deferred payments secured by bonds and deed of trust.

Frederick County Virginia W. M. Cushwa Frederick Birmingham Lands Randolph Farms Ambrose C. Painter Birmingham Randolph Stephens City Front Royal James Reardon Winchester James P. Reardon M. M. Lynch John M. Steck R. Gray Williams Harry R. Kern Nymes Ton Robert A. Hutchinson R.M. Ward George B. Harrison Victor Cushways Ambrose C.painter J. W. Baker, JR

Yard Party For Church Painting By Red Bud Ladies Aid

The Ladies' Aid Society of Red Bud hosts a yard party at the schoolhouse on Friday and Saturday July 25 and 26. Proceeds fund church painting. Public invites, donations welcome.

Greenway Church Double Tollgate Ladies’ Aid Society of Red Bud

Organize- County Bull Club Proposal in Frederick County

The Star discusses forming a Live Stock Breeders' Association bull club to increase cattle production. It envisions a four-size ring, yearly breeding, and rising herd quality through steady cattle sale prospects amid rising prices and broader alfalfa and silo use.

the Star Haldeman Frederick

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