Virginia Court Orders Sale Of West Hart Street Property
In Winchester Virginia the Corporation Court orders sale of house and lot No 11 on West Hart Street to distribute proceeds to heirs of William Robinson. Defendants listed include Nora Harris Henry Harris Martha Weaver George Weaver Mary Harris Sally Esquard Alice Russ Samuel Russ and others, non residents must respond within fifteen days after four weekly notices in Evening Star. Clerk J B Beverley officiates. Russell Cather p a 8-18 4.
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State OF Virginia
Corporation Court of
City of
Winchester
Thomas Esquard
Nora Harris
West Hart Street
Virginia
Wmobinson
Nora’Harris
Henry Harris
Maura Weaver
Geo. Weaver
Webster Etype Mary Harris
Leslie Harris
Sally Esquard
Alice Russ
Samuel Russ
Nancy Esquard
Helen “’Thorne Roy Thornton
Samuel Esd
Wm. Robinson
Evening Star
Grimes' Artillery Progress Reported In Training
In Grimes' Artillery the U S regulars are converted to field artillery regiments with 90 percent recruits and officers skilled in cavalry drills. Lieutenant Leafe oversees the effort, aided by Battery C sergeants, showing good progress toward building a modern artillery unit.
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United States
Leafe
Parents Urged On Disease Carriers and Transmission
Public health guidance warns adults can be carriers of the disease and contract it from casual contact with an infected person in streets or any public place. It emphasizes vigilance and preventive measures to curb spread among communities.
Personal Notes From Berryville
Berryville Virginia notes list social visits and travels. Carlton Jones returns to Cleveland after visiting Mrs. A. B. Tucker. Virginia Mason visits Frances Wolfe at Durham. Mrs. John B. Neill and son Lewis spent a week at Cape May New Jersey. Judge and Mrs. F. B. Whiting and Margretta Whiting are at Cape May this week. B W Moore family from Richmond and Somerville motor to Berryville. Kirby King and Virginia Page King guests at Battletown Inn. W T Lewis S M McCormick and Jane C. Moore drive to Orkney Springs this week.
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Richmond, Va
B. W. Moore, Jr
Somerville
N. J
Horace Fitzhugh
W. T. Lewis
S. M. McCormick
Jane C. Moore
Orkney Springs
Middletown Visitors Move Through Town
Miss Tenning Pennington of Baltimore visits Mrs. M L Larrick. Miss Winnifred Blackhorn visits friends at Pughtown. Miss Anna Ramey of Woodstock visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Manas Rinker. Miss Chloe Manuel of Harpers Ferry visits relatives. Mr and Mrs John Keith of Washington visit relatives here. Mrs Charles Campbell stayed with her brother Mr James Cooley. Miss Mary Matthews of Washington visits her mother. Miss Mamie Stickley of Strasburg visits Nettie Willey. Mrs Berlin and daughter of Washington visit Mrs George Ginn. Mr John Krider of Baltimore spent last week here. Master James Gouchenour returns to Washington. Mr and Mrs Weaver of Madison county spend several days here.
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Middletown
Tenning Pennington
Baltimore
M. L. Larrick
Winnifred Blackhorn
Pughtown
Anna Ramey
Woodstock
Manas Rinker
Chloe Manuel
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
John Keith
Washington
Charles Campbell
James Cooley
Mary Matthews
Margaret Matthews
Mamie Stickley
Strasburg
Nettie Willey
Berlin
George Ginn
John Krider
Local Social Notes From Cedar Grove Virginia
In Cedar Grove Virginia on August 23 Mr. and Mrs Strother Boyd and son Charles Boyd of Red Bud and Mr and Mrs Fr J Russell of Gift Hill visited Mr L P Boyd. Miss Ethel Anderson returns to Winchester after time with Miss Plouise Barrett. Miss Pearl Fries returns home after time with her brother in Loudoun County. Ruth Heaston of Pittsburgh visits Miss Pearl Fries. Isaac Miller Dory Miller Frank Barrett and families visit Clarence Miller near Win panier and Mrs Richard Brown of Martner.
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Cedar
Grove, Va
Strother Boyd
Charles Boyd
Red Bud
J. Russell
Gift Hill
L. P. Boyd
Ethel Anderson
Winchester
Plouise Barrett
Miss Pearl Fries
Loudoun Countty
Ruth Heaston
Pittsburgh
Pearl Fries
Isaac Miller
Dory Miller
Frank Barrett
Clarence Miller
Near Winpanier
Richard Brown
Martner
Joel
Daisy Warden Marries George Atkinson in Berryville
Miss Daisy Warden daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Warden married George W Atkinson son of Taylor Texas this morning at Claremont near Berryville The ceremony was led by Rev Charles Stribling There were no attendants After the ceremony the couple left for their home in Taylor where Atkinson is assistant cashier at City National Bank Guests included Miss Atkinson Miss Garrett and Miss Mabel Garrett of Knoxville Tennessee Mrs Charles Higgins of Brookville Maryland and others
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Daisy Warden
Jacob Warden
Taylor
Texas
Claremont
Charles Stribling
Table Street Presbyterian Church
Petersburg
Aickinson
Atkinson
City National Bank
Virginia
Miss Garrett
Mabel “Garrett
Knoxville
Charles Higgins
Brookville
F. A. Parkins
Fort Defiance
Staley
Baltimore
Jacob E. Baker
Winchester
Pattie
Elizabeth Luke
Mary Clagett
A. Moore
Rest News Notes from Rest Virginia Area
Miss Rose Hmiammersin of Little Georgetown visits with Mr and Mrs William Ashwood. Mrs Walter Brining and daughter Ethel return from Darkesville visit. Grace Schlack from St Elizabeths Hospital Washington visited her parents. Mr and Mrs Robert Rubeck and children plus Mrs Harry Moulden weekended at Clearspring Maryland with Mrs John Rubeck. Mrs Joseph OConnor of Bainbridge Pa and son Richard visit Wrights. Mrs John Locke of Brucetown and Mrs Henry Jobe visit uncle J B Feagans in Brucetown with Annie Feagans. Mrs Walter Flowers of Welltown visits Mouldens. Bertha Carter visits Thelma Feagans.
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Rest
Robert Rubeck
Harry Moulden
Clearspring
John Rubeck
Joseph O'Connor
Richard
Bainbridge
Joseph Wright
John Locke
Brucetown
Henry Jobe
Chambersburg
J. B. Feagans
Annie Feagans
Walter Flowers
Welltown
Bertha Carter
Thelma Feagans
Bunker Hill Notes
A brief item from Bunker Hill notes section covering local events and community updates. The readable fragments suggest historical or archival context with names and dates likely referenced in the column.
Various Local Residents Entertain and Travel
Bunker Hill West Virginia August 23 reports list several residents visiting friends and traveling. Harry White from Shepherdstown and Percy Glass spent time with friends. W B Clendening visited Martinsburg on business. Mrs Ethel Sears returned home from Chicago after a visit. Will Cline and daughter from Waynesboro stayed with relatives. Dr G W Swimley and son vacationed ten days in Atlantic City. Naoma Organ of Urbana visiting her aunt. John Walker and wife visited their daughter at Woolfville. Ella Henson visiting sister on Dry Run. Lem Crawford of Pittsburgh spent Sunday with Wil Tabb. O B LeFevre bought a Dodge. Mary Chapman improving from tonsillitis. S S Cline left for Huntington to attend Junior Order council meeting.
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G. W. Swimley
Atlantic City
Naoma Organ
Urbana, O
L. E. Harris
Loudoun County
John.Walker
Woolfville
Ella Henson
Lem Crawford
Pittsburgh
Wil ‘Tabb
O. B. LeFevre
Dodge
Mary Chapman
S. S Cline
Huntington
W. Va
State Council of the
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Lanham and Briggs Head to Washington Labor Posts
Mr. C. B. Lanham departed yesterday for Washington to take government employment. Miss Anna S Briggs left this morning to spend time in Washington.
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C. B. Lanham
Washington
Government
Misa
Anna S. Briggs
Ladies depart for Atlantic City trip from Martinsburg
Mrs Horace McKinster Miss M W Kremer Miss Josephine Hodges and Mrs Sue Miller of Martinsburg West Virginia left this morning for Atlantic City aboard a group train trip. The Star prints all the news. ee ese eae a oe.
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Horace McKinster
M. W. Kremer
Josephine Hodges
Sue Miller
Martinsburg
Atlantic City
the Star
Valley Turnpike seeks efficient toll collection report
The Valley Turnpike Company urges prompt toll collection and availability of smaller denominations. It asks readers to report any gatekeeper failures to the undersigned, to reduce objections to tolls and improve service.
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Valley Turnpike
Westpac Mae Src Si
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