Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate
Special Commissioner advertises a public sale of the Stony Meade limestone farm and a 27 acre wood land parcel in Frederick County near Opequon. Sale set for Sept 4 1915 at 11 am in Winchester with three parcels offered separately or as a whole. Details include land, timber, buildings, lease status, and payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
Cedar Creek
Opequon
Stony Meade
John G. Miller
Little North Mountain
Frederick County
J. M. Steck
A. D. Henkel
A. D. Henken
High Standard Of Efficiency On The Pennsy
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports an efficiency surge in the first half of 1915 with over 2,000,000 tests since 1912. 23,590 signal tests show 99.4 percent adherence, and only 85 employees were killed versus 119 in 1914. No passengers were killed in train accidents during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Rail
Funeral of Mrs Graveley Crowned by Daughters and Sons
Widow and three daughters Mrs George Cabell of Woodstock and Mrs Ernest of Atlanta and Mrs Ernest of Denver attend as two sons P. G. Graveley Jr of Danville and James G Graveley of Woodstock accompany the body which was taken to Danville for funeral and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cabell
Woodstock
Ernest
Atlanta
Denver, Colo
P. G. Graveley, Jr
Danville
James G. Graveley
Southern Hotel Men Here On Trip
Mr and Mrs I L Bland and their children from Rocky Mount NC are touring Virginia and neighboring states and stayed weekend at Hotel Evans. Bland belongs to Ricks Bland Hotel Co which runs six large North Carolina hotels. Another party at Evans includes J M Fentress of Norfolk VA who heads a firm that bought the Lythaven Hotel renamed Hotel Southland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Evans
Bland
The
Ricks-Bland Hotel Company
North Carolina
Evans
J. M. Fentress
Norfolk, Va
Lyinhaven Hotel
Southland
Poultry and Livestock Demonstrations Set for Saturday
In Winchester on August 14 the program continues with poultry judging by Prof Talcott using school birds, dairy cattle judging by Prof R E Hunt, draft horse judging by Dr V G Stambaugh, and a 2 p m display on school grounds. Activities run all day with a 10 a m Saturday morning session in the City Court Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Talcott
R. E. Hunt
G. Stambaugh
Winchester
City Court Room
Public Renting of the Pannett Land in Frederick County
Special Receivers offer for rent a 154 acre tract known as the William Pannett farm five miles from Winchester Virginia. The lease runs to October 21 1915 with crop rights wheat corn and stubble land, storage and pasture rights, and half payments due in six and twelve months secured by bonds. Public auction at the Frederick County Court House in Winchester at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pannett
Frederick County
Veteran Wounded Seven Times Dies in Woodstock
Pey ton G Graveley a prominent citizen and retired tobacco manufacturer died at his home in Woodstock on Sunday. A Confederate veteran, he served through the entire Civil War and was wounded seven times. He headed Graveley Tobacco Company of Danville before moving to Woodstock three years ago. Surviving relatives are listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Peyton G. Graveley
South Main Street
Army of the South
Graveley
Chamberlain’s Remedy Endorsed by Nashville Merchant
Sol Williams, a Jesse, Tennessee merchant, endorses Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saying he sells more of it than any other similar product and that it gave him greater relief when used personally. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sol Williams
Merchant
Jesse
Tenn
Charlottesville Men In Transit To Atlantic City
Mese 3 G C Blakey C P Bailey W M Robertson Ernest Perry and W H Hutcheson from Charlottes ville Va arrived by motor in town yesterday en route to Atlantic City for several weeks. They registered at Hotel Jack during their stay. Mrs Rachel Farmer Franks, ill for some time, left the Boxwell home on South Kent Street to...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Blakey
C. P. Bailey
W. M. Robertson
Ernest Perry
W. H. Hutcheson
Charlottesville
Atlantic City
Rachel Farmer Franks
Lee Boxwell
South Kent Street
Public Renting At Oden Farm Middletown Va
Under a decree of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia special receiver Luther Pannett will publicly rent 25 acres of land at the Oden Farm three miles west of Middletown on Wednesday August 11 1915 at 1230 p m The land consists of 17 acres of wheat to be plowed and 8 acres in corn The lease will be for a crop share and not for cash and is subject to court approval
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Middletown
Luther Pannett
Named mourners travel to services from multiple cities
Mrs. N. A. Daniel of Omaha Nebraska Mrs. Smith and Miss Helen Coiner of Waynesboro Virginia Mr J M Ky ner of Washington and Mr H S Daniel of Omaha were among the attendees noted in the social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Daniel
Omaha, Neb
Smith
Helen Coiner
Waynesboro, Va
J. M. Kyner
Washington
Winchester VA House and Lot for Sale Auction 1915
By virtue of a trust deed dated 1910 and recorded in Winchester, the undersigned trustee will sell at public auction on Saturday August 28 1915 at twelve o clock noon in front of the County Court House in Winchester Virginia the house and lot No 110 on the north side of Leicester street between Braddock and Washington streets with dwelling and 60 by 64 feet, terms include one-third cash day of sale and balance by two bonds due one and two years after sale at 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Henkel
Als
George M. Fetzer
Winchester
Virginia
Corporation Court
City of
Catherine Laws
County Court House
Leicester Street
Braddock
Washington Streets
John W. Dungee
Free Baptist Church
Miller’s
March
R. Gray Williams
Chamberlain's Liniment for Sprained Ankle Recovery
The note claims a sprained ankle heals faster by using Chamberlain's Liniment and following directions faithfully. Obtainable and suggested for quicker recovery.
Bill of review in Winchester court over Noakes heirs and bank
In Winchester Virginia the Corporation Court orders non residents Gilbert H Noakes H K Noakes KF B Shaener James W Conrad Emma J Dobson Nina I Dobson and Dorsey Kendal to appear within fifteen days to protect interests in a storehouse and lot on North Main Street and to address payment obligations totaling various sums plus interest and costs. The case concerns a deed of trust to Farmers and Merchants National Bank and the validity of sales in a prior suit. Publication ordered in The Evening Star Barton Barton 7-20-4w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Mary Bronaugh Lawler
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Sidney Taylor
Relief Department
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mary Callanan Bronaugh
George Taylor
Virginia
Evening Star
J. B. Beverley
Ward & Larrick
P. Q
S. G. Noakes
H. F. DeHaven
W. T. Shane
J. E. Affleck
Dorsey Kendall
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank
Gilbert H. Noakes
North Main Street
Bell
G. H. Noakes
Mmmeline K. Wright
H. E. Noakes
Kk. KE. Shaener
James W. Conrad Emma*j. Dobson
Nina l L. Dobson
W. Z. Shane
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Heller
Misses Etta
Annie Grimanagers
J. W. Baker, JR
HOTEL
Richmond
Gap
Berryville
Charlestown
Grove Bros
Southern Hotel
Rhea C. Scott
Harrisonburg Normal and Industrial School
M. M. Lynch
Warren Rice
J. B. Chamberlin
R. L. Pannett
Court House
Herbert S. Larrick
R. EK. Hunt
W. G. Stembaugh
H. L. Westover
John R. Hutchson
Dr. Clark
H. Hays
N. F. B. Talbott
Agricultural High School
Institute
Shenandoah Valley
Durham Breeders’ Association
Frederick County Farmers’ Bureau
Mr. Graveley
Berryville, Va
U.S. Cavalry
W. T. Lewis, Secy
Jo Cluett Peabody
Union Bank of Winchester
Funk & Son
Hyger
Star Office
Corporation Court of Winchester
Annie E. Noakes
Emmeline K. Wright
H. H. Noakes
G. EB. Shoener
James W. Conrad
Nima L. Dobson
C. G. Miller
G. Noakes
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester
Barton & Barton
DR. Hess
Miller’s Drug Store
Main Street
Thomas & Messer Mie
Baltimore
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