Winchester Court Refers Chancery Case to Commissioner
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia the case of M M Lynch executor of C B Foster versus Charles B Syeeter’s Heirs is referred to A J Tavenner a Commissioner in Chancery. The commissioner must report on estate value beneficiaries and account settlements and must publish notice weekly for four weeks in a Winchester newspaper as service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Syeeter
A. J. Tavenner
Charlies B. Foster
Charles B. J
Maurice M. Lynch
Charles B. Foster
Winchester
Virginia
Notice to attend the master commissioner hearing
Winchester Virginia on June 7 1909 notice to interested parties to attend July 8 1909 at the master commissioner s office with books papers vouchers and evidence to comply with a court order in the decree proceeding testified by A J Tavener master commissioner of the said court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
A. J., Tavenner
Mary E. Hollingsworth
Annie V. Hollingsworth
John J. Hollingsworth
C. ‘L. Hook
Tate
Hollingsworth
Annie V
Inchester
Ward & Larrick
Robt, M. Ward
Com’r
R. G. Williams
R. E. Lyrd
Attys
Rose Thomas Edward Rose divorce suit in Winchester
In Chancery Rose Thomas Edward Rose seeks an absolute divorce and dissolution of matrimonial bonds. The defendant is a non-resident and must appear within fifteen days after notice publication to protect his interest. Filed in the Circuit Court of Frederick County at Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Thomas Edward Rose
Thomas Edward Rose
F. H. Krebs
Ward & Larrick P. Q
Virginia Bank Reports Large 1909 Federal Reserveable Assets
Two Frederick County banks filed June 29 and June 28 1909 reports showing assets totaling over 1.04 million dollars for the Winchester institution and about 1.80 million for its neighbor. Both inventories list loans, securities, cash items and deposits along with fixed assets and liabilities including capital stock and surplus. Directors and witnesses attested the statements under oath in late June 1909.
Financial statement of Stephens City bank shows 1909 figures
Located in Stephens City Frederick County Virginia the banks 1909 statement reports resources including loans and discounts 4808 due from national banks and state bankers and trust companies and cash items total 62066 17 with capital stock 10000 undivided profits 1046 85 deposits 94812 97 time certificates 9040 00 and notes rediscounted 2400 00. A physician ad promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy with warning signs of kidney or bladder issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Nat
Stephens City
Frederick
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
I. J. Harvey Canter
Peoples’ Bank
Stephens
J. Harvey Canter
Financial condition of the Union Bank of Winchester 1909
Statement shows assets totaling 289 691 79 with loans of 230 806 93 and resources including cash items 80 due from banks 18 059 89 and paper currency 5 060 00. Capital stock 56 575 00 undivided profits 52 792 16 dividends unpaid 45 75 bills payable 10 000 00 and total liability 170 196 24 sworn by cashier Lee R Grim and attested by two directors on June 26 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee R. Grim
Union Bank of Winchester
Winchester
Frederick
Virginia
E. Holmes Boyd
Hugh
Lupton
Geo. W. Kurtz
State of Virginia
Jos. B. Newiin
N. P
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Winchester
Public testimonials from Winchester residents recall long relief from back pain and kidney symptoms after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. J. B. Affleck recounts a 1903 family cure, purchased at Franck Baker & Son's, with no recurrence since. Foster Milburn Co. markets Doan's in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Winchester
Doan
J. B. Affleck
Water Street
Franck Baker & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Armel News Briefs from Armel Virginia
In Armnel section details residents visiting Winchester and nearby towns. Campers and travelers include Charles Pifer Caleb Armel Lester Price Louis Haymaker Miss Viola Armel and other locals visiting Jubilee Middletown Kernstown and Waterloo. Notable notes on illness and lengthy ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armel
Charles, Pifer
Caleb Armel
Winchester
Lester Price
Boyce
Louis Haymaker
Waterloo
Samuel Haymaker
T. E. White
Edward White
E. H. White
Charles Pifer
Viola Armel
Jubilee
Messrs
G. W. Haymaker
W. L. Armel
Mathias Armel
Charles Kitchen
Mr. Kitchen
H. C. McDonald
Jennie O'Leary
Howard Armel
Middletown
B. B. Parker
Robert Arnold
Kernstown
William Arnold
Enterings Demurrer Memorandum Advice
An argumentative boarder quips that mind is superior to matter in a remark about memory. He suggests using a pencil and paper to make a memorandum to avoid forgetting. The exchange highlights practical note taking as a memory aid.
Equal Rights In Nature Reflections On Aging Beauty
A female writer questions why male beauty fades with age and a remark suggests nature meant men to grow less attractive as years pass. The exchange notes that men seldom realize this aging dynamic.
Open Road and Magazine Clues Reveal a Bashful Courtship
Jessie receives a string of magazines from Fred, each chosen to spell I LOVE YOU. Her brother deciphers the letters, exposing the shy suitor’s hidden message while Jessie hides to observe Fred’s arrival, ending with a playful escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingleside
Fred Wilson
Jessie
Fred
Victor
Empire Monthly
Young People’s Monthly
United States
Ingleside Magazine
Senate blamed for everything says Cannon at Grid Iron Club
Speaker Cannon defends the senate at a Washington dinner, joking the body has supernatural powers. A farmer crowd mocked the senate as a wagging fellow mentions the legislature adding two extra months to winter, prompting a puzzled response from Zachary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker Cannon
Washington
Senate
Zachary
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Desperate housewife cleans house but balks at floors
A housewife in distress over finding a satisfactory maid exhausts herself cleaning every room. When her husband returns, she says she won’t scrub the floors but jokes that tipsy reflexes might cause the floors to come up to her.
Dinner Cruise Hostess Serves Up Hearty Ap Petite
A guest praises the biscuits to Mrs. Brown while dining. He admits enjoying a hearty appetite as small Mabel chimes in that he has eaten six biscuits. The scene captures a light domestic moment with a cheerful dining room mood.
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M. M. Lynch
C. B. Foster
Commissioner's Office
Chancery
Circuit Court
Frederick County
City of
State Normal School
Harrisonburg, VA
Ion
Liv
Sulian A. Burruss
Harrisonburg
John W. Rosenberger
Trussell & Sam Hh] Co
Episco
U. SS
N’t
Hwrederick
I. H. D. Fuller
Corirshot
R. T. Barton
John M. Steck
R. Grim
Bank
Resources
Tod
Predehrick
John W. Rice
MO. W. Rice
Corect
W. H. Baker
Marion Bantz
IW. S. Love
E. Cougill
I. A. Adams
J. M. Steele
State of
J. Harvey Ae
Foley
Io Bank of
Shy
Post
Oxfords
North Main Street
Hotel Evans
Fine Investments
Norfolk
National Bank
Raymond M. Hudson
Nyals
Shenandoah Valley Academy
M. Roszel
Portland
Glaize & Brother
J. W. Rosenberger
Virginia Horse Shows
Culpeper
Orange
Charlotte Front
Berryville
Manassas
Warrenton
Petersbur
Pathur L. State Ass
Ulars
Arfarthen
Ton
Front Royal
Middleway
W. Va
P. O. Kearneysville
W. W. Poston
Riad the Star
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