County Lays Off Readies Assignments for Orchard Area
The notice lists numerous land sections and owners like Charles Boyles, John Hott, Scott Grants, Arthur Robinson, and J. W. Bowles J r. as part of a county layoff plan. It details section boundaries around Apple Pie Ridge, Martinsburg pike, and Opequon areas with instructions to await assignment by C. A. Mellwee and possible aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
Green Spring Road
Apple Pie Ridge Road
Charles Boyles
John Hott
Welltown Pike
County Hine
Scott Grants
Martinsburg Pike
Welltown Ke
Cross Road
L. Avenger
Worth
Jackson Farm
Arthur Robinson
Alfred Wright
L. Clevenger
Jackson's Farm
Clearbrook
Hopewell
W. S. O’rear
H. S. Lupton
Grimes
James R. Lupton
John W. Schlack
E. H. Woore
Wadesville Road
Opequon
County Line
R. M Henry
Valley Pike
Winchester
Hillman's Tollgate
Boyce Road
Front Royal Road
Boyce
Front Royal Roads
Cedar Cree Road
Paper Mill Road
Paper Mill
BE. V. Weems. and Son
Cedar Creek Road
Kernstown
C. Grattan Crawford
Massey Brothers
W. W. Glass
Stewart Bell
Wm. R. Hillyard
Northwestern Turnpike
Cedar Lane
Cedar Creek
Fred. Robinson
Harry K. Russell
John Cather
Woodchuck Lane
S. Hawkins
John W. Larrick, Jr
Walter Gore
J. Winghass
Ed. Smith
Northwestern Grade
Wardensville
Sam Chiles
Middle Road
Fred Barr
Taylor Rudolph
W. W. Glass, Jr
C. E. Omps
Shady Elm Road
First Road
Opequon Creek
Amos Shryock
Valley, Pike
Bartonville
John Bywaters
Hugh Rinkler
First Cross Road
Stephens City
Fawcett Gay Road
Newton Wigginton
Julius Richards
Fawcett Gap Road
John W. Rice
C. Bosserman
Vaucluse
D. M. Leidig
First
Valley
H. E. Shull
Harry Clagett
Marlboro
Long Grove School
Cross Creek
Poplar Ridge
N. E. Dougherty
Relief
Epworth Chapel
Stephens City-Fawcett Gap
Fawcett Gap
Walter Funk
H. N. Clagett
Lou Brumbatk
Mt. Williams
Clark Fawcett
Cedar Creek Grade
Mt. Williams Road
Paxton’s Chapel
Charles McCann
Stephenson-Jordan Sprin Road
Red Bud Road
A. Logan R. Fay
Led Bud Road
Berryville Pike
Hiett Shanholtz
Hayfield-Gainesboro Road
Indian Hollow Road
North Frederick Turnpike
A. M. Hannum
Arthur Slonaker
Hayfield
Gainesboro
Gainesboro-Gore Road
Creek
Jack Bowman
Mountain Falls
Nail
Hogue Creek
West Road
C. W. Parish
Gore Orchards
W. C. Whitacre
Whitacre
Harry Kern
Cross Junction
P. H. Gold
M. L. Lockhart
W. J. Muse
Pine Ridge
Gore
Mountain Road
Top of
M. H. Rosenberger
Robert Worsley
Curran
Harry Sartelle
Marian Larrick
Charles Rosenberger
Mrs. Orndorff
Lee
J. H. Williams
Cris Grubbs
George Hulver
Jake Crabill
Arthur Miller
Nathan Williams
Paul Glynn
Ed. Richards
Stadden Cooper
J. D. Wright
Frank Hulver
C. A. Mellwee
Mellwee
J. L. O'Connell
Dave Reardon
Senseney Road
John F. Carper
A. L. Rosenberger
Boyce-Millwood Pike
J. W. Bowles, Jr
John Myers
Millwood Road
Local Residents Visit In Albinn Area
ALBIN Va Dec 16 Mr and Mrs David Ambrose of Clary spent time here with friends last week. Mr Oltie Fries of Dayton Ohio also visited relatives and friends here. Mrs Lela Janney and Mrs Ollie Hawkins visited friends in the area with Wednesday activities and Lewis Hudson has been ill at home with tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
David Ambrose
Clary
Oltie Fries
Dayton
Ohio
Lela Janney
Ollie Hawkins
Winchester
Lewis Hudson
Third Quarterly Conference Set At Parsonage
Official members are reminded the third quarterly conference will be held at the parsonage on Friday December 1 at 2 p.m. A full attendance is urged. E. W. Brubaker, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Brubaker
Trains Resume Service On Baltimore and Ohio Line
After a four day coal strike suspension two B and O trains resumed service. The westbound train arrives Winchester at 6 44 am with Baltimore papers and mail, the eastbound at 12 45 pm. Normal schedule restored and postal staff adapted to the heavy mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winchester
Batimore
Portugal and Lusitania Name Origins
The text explains that Portugal once called Lusitania and suggests the term Lusitania derives from Port de the ancient wine city now known as Yporta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Lusitania
Advertising honest goods boosts a merchant’s business
Daily Thought notes that a prosperous merchant can further grow by advertising his goods honestly in The Star. The fragment suggests a warning against blaming external factors like the sea for troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
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H. W. Ebert
R. M. Wisecarver
Ollie
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Orchard
Frank Orndorff
W. A. Orndorff
Chichester
Daily Thought
Moling & Seal
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Aris