Conveyances of County Real Estate in Frederick Township
The Frederick county clerk records show transfers including Viola and Silas Henry to Eugene G. Johns and Mattie L. Johns for 46 acres in Frederick and Warren counties at 3250 dollars. Isaac Fletcher's heirs sell 141 acres in Gainesboro district for 600 dollars. Nellie M. Hyde to Harrison and Elzie Jenkins for 36 acres in Gainesboro district at 200 dollars. Harry R. Kern and wife to William G. Massey and wife for two lots in Carr's Annex at 135 dollars. Annie M. Painter and husband to C. H. Hall for 80 acres south of Stephens City at 8000 dollars. Rosa B. Cowgill and C. E. Cougill to William F. Long for house and lot in Middletown at 3000 dollars. H. T. Clemons and wife Joannes Painter for 153 acres east of Stephens City at 9000 dollars. J. H. Lockhart to Julian W. Biker for tract near Harris Addition for 3600 dollars and other considerations.
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Frederick County
Viola
Silas Henry
Eugene G. Johns
Mattie L. Johns
Frederick
Warren County
Isaac Fletcher
Levi
Fletcher
Gainesboro
Nellie M. Hyde
Harrison
Elzie Jenkins
Harry R. Kern
William G. Massey
Carr's Annex
Annie M. Painter
C. H. Hall
Stephens City
Rosa B. Cowgill
C. E. Cougill
William F. Long
Middletown
H. T. Clemons
Joannes Painter
J. H. Lockhart
Julian W. Biker
Harris
Public Sale of Realty in Virginia Bankruptcy Case
In the Western District of Virginia a sale is ordered in the Clinton E. Chrismore bankruptcy case. Warren Rice, trustee, will auction two properties in Winchester and Frederick County on Saturday August 30 1919 at 11 a.m. Bids require one third cash and balance in two annual installments at 6 percent interest, secured by deed of trust and insurance. Sale subject to court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Western District of Virginia
Clinton E. Chrismore
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Conway Street
Berryville Turnpike
Frederick County
Mt. Williams
George Schlack
Ridgeway
W. Va
Jerseys
Personal Notes From Brucetown Virginia Guests Visit Locals
Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Olds of Front Royal hosted ten days for Mrs. Foxs daughter and Mrs Jesse Russell. Several locals visited others and attended the Charlestown horse show. A party toured Philadelphia Atlantic City Luray caverns and Pen Mar. Preaching at the village church set for August 24 at 8 pm.
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Brucetown
Fox
Olds
Front Royal
Fiarry Stipe
Jesse Russell
Lohn Purcell
Helen Jobe
John Ware
Rippon
Charlestown
Corrie
Swimley
Mary Clendening
J. B. Snapp
Sadie Snapp
Baltimore
Hazerstown
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Luray Caverns
Pen-Mar
H. EB. Jobe
John Locke
Annie Brady
Loudoun
Irving Huyette
Reading
W. B. Timberlake
Howard Whetzel
S. J. Swimley
Stewart Whetzel
Edna Whetzel
Harry Cather
George Bushnell
Winchester
Germans Move to Latin America in Major Emigration
Leopoldo Ortiz reports from Mexico City that Germany schedules large scale emigration to Latin America. He notes preparations underway for broad German settlements in the region as Germany and Austria tighten ties and workers consider new opportunities abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latin America
Associated Press
Mexico City
Leopoldo Ortiz
Mexico
Germany
Austria
el Universal
Partridges Plentiful In Shenandoah Valley Area
Virginia game wardens report improved prospects for partridges this fall especially in the Shenandoah Valley and southwest Virginia after heavy losses in 1917 18. The department plans to ship partridges from Texas next spring and to establish a breeding farm supervised by W B Coleman of Amelia County who currently breeds near Switzerland South Carolina for a New York hunting club. Reports from the valley indicate numbers are up this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Game Department
Texas
W. B. Coleman
Amelia County
Switzeland
S. C
New York
Optimistic Thought Riches Disgrace Those With Kingsmen in Want
A historical note warns that hopeful riches mock those whose close kin face poverty. The line contrasts wealth with kinship distress, urging contemplation of social duty among elites and commoners alike.
Zemo Promise Clear Skin Easy To Apply Remedy
Zemo advertised as a clean antiseptic liquid available at drug stores for 35c and a dollar for extra large bottles. It claims to remove pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm while leaving skin clear and healthy without stickiness or grease. The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio backs the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Senator Martin 15 in Hospital Again
Senator Thomas S. Martin of Virginia, minority leader, is again in a Charlottesville hospital. Doctors say he is improving and should return home soon after a second summer admission following a July release. Only a few visitors are allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Martin
Virginia
Senate
Charlottesville
Albemarle County
Unclaimed Letters at Winchester Post Office August 16 1919
Lists unclaimed letters in the Winchester Virginia post office for the week ending August 16 1919. Recipients must pay one cent per letter. Names include Miss Dairy Brown W E Bishon Hal Drake J R Edmonds A V Fuller Carroll Jones Elmer Loomis Alex Onts Miss Trene Porter H Howard Surface EF N Waddy J Wam and others. Postmaster notes Urbana Ohio visitors Samuel Clem family stayed with Mr and Mrs J H Pickeral en route to Natural Bridge Va by auto.
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Winchester
Val
Dairy Brown
W. E. Bishon
Hal. Cride
J. R. Edmonds
A. V. Fuller
Carrol Jones
Elmer KE. Loomis
Alex. Onts
Miss Trene Porter
H. Howard Surface
EF. N. Waddy
J. Wam. Libert
R.s. Samuel Clem and Family
Urbana
Ohio
J. H. Pickeral
Natural Bridge
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Stone House Farm
Martinsburg
Old National Bank of
Jefferson Security Bank of
Shepherdstown
I. D. Vanmetre
Kearneysville
Tata T4
Ose
Rey
Denny Clowe CO
Sterling Tires
U. S
J. T. Brown
Winchester, Va
Bartonsville Dam
Co. A. Bush
S. Market
T. Glenn Locke
Woodstock
Asher Fire-Proofing Co
Southern
Washington, D. C
the Flower Shop
Hotel Jack
Natco Hollow
MR. Prentice
Warren Rice
C. FE
Chrismore
Utica
Martin
Moling & Seal
Ilime
Winchester Seed Company
ime-Mar O
Roanoka
Charles Town
Sail
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