Junior Evening Star Calendar and School Play Recap
The Junior Evening Star lists weekly activities with orchestra and glee clubs, tap classes, and a Friday 11 30 schedule. It also covers the senior class meeting naming valedictorian and salvatorian, girls basketball captains, and notes on the junior play At the Fountain with a large cast and musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampus Glee Club
Sweet Sue
Dinah
Miss Rice
Mr. Parsons
Jane Beery
Mr. Flumdetter
Luther Thomas
Joe
John Ramey
Nevade
Lillian Gill
Bill
Len
Tom
Everette Holsinger
Ralph Shafer
Jimmie Grove
Blutts
Charles Harper
Jane
Sue
Mary Huntsberry
Pauline Grant
Manayunk
Bentley Kinney
Wassermann
Billy Bell
Lillian
Duane Hughes
van der Veer de Laney
Holloway Kinney
Frank
Clo
L. O
Mill Builder Dispute Ties Isaac Zane to Winchester Property
Article examines claims over the Stackhouse property in Winchester linked to Isaac Zane and later Edward Smith. It cites deed records from 1780 to 1797 showing Zane built the mill and a distillery with Samuel Gilkerson's tail race, and notes water rights from the Town Spring. A 1818 chancery suit Smith and Hemphill vs James Holliday is referenced to identify the builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stackhouse
Cartmel
Frederick County
Mary Wood
James Wood
Isaac Zane Esq
Marlboro
Superior Court
Winchester
Smith and Hemphill
James Holliday
Isaac Zane
Samuel Gilkerson
Boscawen Street
Stewart and
Washington
Joseph Tidball
Gilkeson
Zane
Brent
Jacob Farra
Walls
John Conrad
Henry Miller
Frederick Young
Mr. Holliday
Town Mill
Zane's Mill
Boscawen
Water Street
Jacquelin Smith
Unbroken Title Chain Marks Former Valley Mill Site
The text traces land and family ties around Winchester with names like James Hal, Elizabeth Macky, and Dr. Robert Holliday. It notes the mill site dispute, corrects attributions of builders, and confirms an unbroken title chain showing Brigadier General Isaac Zane as the mill maker, linked to Julian W. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Aspen Hill
Bushrod Taylor
Equity Improvement Company
James Hal
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Wolfe Washington
Boscawen
Stewart
C. Fred Barr
Jacquelin Smith
J. E. Norris
Lower
Shenandoah Valley
Col
James Wood
Mr. Cartmell
Edward Smith
Frederick County
Isaac Zane
Marlboro
Julian W. Baker
Colored Apples In Better Demand In Britain
A letter to W. A. Cox port director at Norfolk from Fred A. Motz USDA fruit specialist in London dated November 13 reports improved demand for colored apples in Britain and outlines export movement thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cox
Norfolk
Fred A. Motz
United States Department of Agriculture
London
Eng
Market Outlook for Fresh Fruit Prices This Season
The text notes a light season with abundant home grown fruit depressing prices. Nova Scotia and British Columbia show low prices hurting shippers. A market upturn is expected in a month as demand for colored apples grows and provincial markets open. Continental markets show no clear improvement, hinging on Germany and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Germany
France
Cold Weather Delays Return Trips for Fruit Trucks
In the southern states a cold snap slowed trucking of fresh produce. A Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market driver from Jacksonville, Florida, delayed leaving with grapefruits and tangerines until temperatures rose. Jacksonville registered 34 degrees above zero before falling below freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Jacksonville
Fla
Mercury
Creomulsion Ad Claims Seven In One Cough Help
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a seven in one cough remedy for quick relief and safety. It suggests mild coughs may require less effort and notes a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved, urging cautious use for coughs as danger signals.
Mt Williams Honor Pupils Are Announced
The Mt Williams November honor roll lists top students by grade. First grade: Mary Ambrose Alfred Williams David Wallace Irene Fauver Claude Fauver. Third grade Wilson Ambrose. Fourth grade Anna Mey Boose Grace Sager. Fifth grade Orene Orndorff Mary Pomeroy Zelda Wallace Richard Orndorff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Williams
Mt. Williams School
Mary Ambrose
Alfred Williams
David Wallace
Irene Fauver
Claude Fauver
Wilson Ambrose
Anna Mey Boose
Grace Sager
Orene Orndorff
Mary Pomeroy
Zelda Wallace
Richard Orndorff
Bank Property Not Sold at Stephens City Auction
The old Peoples Bank Inc of Stephens City failed to sell its building and bank vault after a bid of 3000 dollars was rejected. All loose fixtures sold by receiver H K Benham, and the property will be offered again at a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Peoples Bank, Inc
Stephens City
H. K. Benham
Nelson County Man Named District Census Director
Louis C. Dawson of Nelson county is named Seventh District director of the 1935 farm census by L. Austin. His headquarters will be in Harrisonburg. The district covers Augusta Bath Clarke Frederick Highland Nelson Page Rappahannock Rockbridge Rockingham and Shenandoah. Dawson will help in recruiting enumerators and start field work January 2 with expected completion by month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C. Dawson
Nelson County
L. Austin
Washington
Dawson
Harrisonburg
Augusta
Bath
Clarke
Frederick
Highland
Nelson
Page
Rappahannock
Rockbridge
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Peecrnet
First National Bank
Notice to creditors in estate of Laura M. Bayliss
All persons indebted to or having claims against the estate of Laura M. Bayliss are asked to call on the undersigned for settlement. M. M. Lynch, Adminstrator, de bonis non of Laura M. Bayliss deceased, December term 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Bayliss
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Junior Evening Star
Handley High School
Santa Claus
Eddie Erbe
Kenneth Wendle
Eddie
Sykes
Eva May Gough
Helen Woore
Kenneth Brangle
John Hottel
George Guthridge
Earl Armel
Kitty
Marion Cur
Miss Blum
Jane Rosenberger
Charles Dick Porest Jones
Hunter Bayliss
Jack Haines
Rosalind Kater
Arthur Field
George Ressegine
Catherine Bradford
June Bean
Shamrocks
Oranges
Louise Lar
Kent
Shamrock
Lucille Whitacre
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Handley
Allegany
League of Officials
Martinsburg
Handlian News
Handlian
Winchester Evening Star
Greenwood Farm Cooperative
Dairy
Adams and Pitcock
Commercial and Savings Bank
Bentz
Alecia Beauty Shop
Cooper Mdse, and Oil Co
Hotel Winchester
T. Russell Cather
Luxenburegs
E. W. J. Hearty
Glass Sand Corp
Winchester Seed Co
Wick’s Flower Shop
Mary Scully
Halford Baker
Treasury
Lawrence Fauver
Miss Cornwell
Sargent
Bank
Star Reader
James Little
Holliday
Washington and
Richard E. Griffith
John Smith
Hackwood Park
Smithfield
Joseph Roe
George Baker
Smith
Catherine
Philip Bush
N. Main Street
NRA Ae
Nharts
American Oil Company
American Gas
Goodrich
Ners
Goodrich DeLure
Cammer Tire Co., Inc
Braddockf & Boscawen Sts
Eld
Rote Miller & Anderson
Muggs McGinnis
Muggs
Central Press
Deano
Upine Ene LS
M. M. Lynch
Admzp
of Lawa M. Bayliss
Dee’dy
Buncutter Tire Co
Home Service Hall
N. Loudoun Street
Home Service Dept
Northern
BY Wally Bishop
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