Rockingham County Land Auction In 1929 Sale Notice
Special Commissioners in a Rockingham County chancery case announce public sale of two parcels near Scott's Ford in Harrisonburg Virginia. The 59 acre main tract and a 10 acre timber tract will be sold at the courthouse with terms requiring one third cash and balance in one and two years, with bonds and security, individually or as a combined lot.
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Siusie Nea
Satan
Ford
Mi Circuit Court
Rockingham County
John W. Hartman
Court House
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Scott's Ford
Astiby District
Rockinaigh County
John Y Hartman
W. H. Koontz
Elizabeth A. Hartman
Ralph H. Bader
K. C. Moore
L. J. Miller
Herrisonbyre High School Graduates Attend Caverns Dance
Miss Bénez and Miss Georgia Shank entertained the graduating class of Herrisonbyre High School at Magnanutten Caverns on Thursday after Class Night exercises. Dean Walter J. Gifford and Mrs. Gifford hosted an eight o'clock breakfast for ninety seniors at their Won derview home on Westview Street, decorated with roses and Canterbury Bells from Stehi Silks. Faculty guests included President and Mrs. Duke, Prof. and Mrs. Warner, Dr. and Mrs. Con verse, and Miss Hoffman.
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Bénez
Georgia Shank
Herrisonbyre High School
Walter J. Gifford
Gifford
Arrisonbury Teachers College
Wonderview
Westview
Stehi Silks
Samuel P. Duke
W. B. Warner
Henry A. Converse
Margaret Hoffman
Personal notices reflect local graduates and relatives
Harrisonburg residents report a flurry of summer departures and graduations. Hampton Mauzy plans medical study at the University of Virginia after earning his A B at Davidson College. Charles Taliaferro George Turner Whilton Wine and other students return home for summer from Washington and Lee University. Lawrence Liskey receives his high school diploma and continues studies at Temple University. Odaffi and Burkhalter head to Ohio and South Carolina for summer, with duties at Harrisonburg High. A notice announces depositions for Dorothy L. Shultz in a Rockingham County chancery suit set for July 10.
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Charles. H. Mauzy
Charlotte
Ne.g
Davidson College
Hampton
University of Virginia
James Witherspoon
Ages
Reulgeson
Ape Reilly
V. P. Winding
Blacksburg Institution
Charles Taliaferro
George Turner
Whlton Wine
Washington and Lee University
Lawrence Tiskey
D. H. Liskey
Harrisonburg High School
Young Liskey
Temple University
Philadelphia
Elmer Hodges
Tennessee
Ray Odaffi
Ohio
Odaffr
Elizabeth Burkhalter
Barnwell
Clyde Koontz
Harrisonburg
V. BP. I
Roanoke
Roy M. Shultz
A. A. Lewis
Virginia
Rockingham County
Dorothy L. Shultz
Echert
P.Q
Surprise Birthday Picnic for Mrs Ida Rhodes
Mrs Ida Rhodes hosts a surprise birthday picnic supper Saturday evening June 1 on her Broadway lawn. Guests include numerous relatives and friends from Broadway and nearby towns joining three laden tables of food after plans to travel to Harrisonburg altered by the gathering.
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Ida Rhodes
Broadway
Sam Fick
L. D. Rhodes
Michael Whetzel
Annie Taylor
John Bush
Sam Crider
Mattie Derrow
J. B. Miller
Ida Pennington
Bertie Flick
Katie Lane
Evelyn Emschler
C. I. McMullen
Cherry Grove
J. E. Beard
Harrisonburg
J. J. Rhodes
Staunton
Sara Routt
Anna Louise Hubbard
Ethel McMullen
Washington
Benton
Roanoke
Howard Derrow
Trovillo G. Rhodes
Trovillo, Jr
Claude Davis
Shenandoah City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Shenandoah city news lists visits by residents and friends in Roanoke Staunton Luray Hagerstown Md and Luray. Names include Mr and Mrs C O Davis I C Owens Floyd Foltz Ray Foie Nopa Barkett Virginia Mays Mrs Roger Mrs W C Rothgeb Mrs J B Reynolds Hilda McDaniel Elmo Coleman and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah City
Davis
Henry’ Wade
Roanoke
I. C. Owens
Staunton
Floyd Foltz
W. C. Rothgeb
James Foltz
Ray Foie
Nopa Barkett
Stunday
Luray
Virginia Mays
Hagerstown
Roger
Watson Shenk
J. B. Reynolds
Frances Owens
Hilda McDaniel
Elmo Coleman
H. Lotts
Malaria Trend Shifts in Virginia and South
Richmond reports Dr. L T Williams of the Public Health Service says malaria has risen in the South while Virginia shows a steady long term decline. He notes 1928 Virginia cases fell to 1118 from 1418 and deaths to nine from twenty one, with eight years of falling figures overall.
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Richmond
Virginia
L. TL. Willams
United States Public Health Service
Atlantic Seaboard
Willams
North Carolina
Mississippi Valley
Kentucky
Williams
Malaria Death Rates Rise in Several States
Reports from physicians indicate a sharp increase in malaria cases in areas with high prevalence. Several states report elevated death rates and isolated epidemics with diverse forms including cerebral and algid malaria.
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Investi
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Philare
Elizabeth A Her
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Cross Keys
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Maine Development Sion
Kingham County
Kin T
Tanéoin
Vna
Harris
Wee Min
L. Lincoln
Samuel Z. Lincoln
John T. Harris
D. R. Mertz
D.R. Martz
First Nations Bank
Hatcheenbars
Crawford
B. B. Miord
RB. Crawford
Jeanetta
Reiner
Greiner
O.'A. Reid
George R. . Black
Leafie nPelt
Bettie” ‘VanPelt
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Enit ‘Court
Rockingham’ County
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Uiring
Arasmus Pong
Harrisonbure
Stors
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Aoner
F. Blackburn
C. Circuit Court
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Shenandoah
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