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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1920

Page

7

Winchester's Lost Homes and old Church Bets of 1800s

In a retrospective of Winchester's past, the author recalls era houses near Grim's studies, Slater's one story dwelling, and the rise of the M. E. Church on Cameron Street. He describes property changes, notable residents, and vivid anecdotes including the Golden Buck tavern and a Louis Philippe tale.

Grim Jacob Suther Wood Mills Siu Edward Slater Mr. Slater Old Grimes Grimes Jacob Baker Jacob Tantz Raina Teaaberg Wonden Bailding Cork Street P. Tork Silas Billings Pugh Hampshire County James Gilbert Noakes George Michael Prye Frye Christopher John Carter Carter John Harrison Clossen Shenandoah Wand Mannelin Lewis Wolfe StSmag Bush Lew. Phillippe France C. Toler Wolfe Philip Hoff Lewis Ssue Mr. Bush Wolfe Europe Louis Phillippe Duc de Chartes Pymre

Household Furniture For Sale In Winchester Virginia

Public auction declared by administrator Willie B Ford under a chancery decree of the Corporation Court. On December 29 1926 at eleven oclock am the estate at East Braddock Street Winchester will sell cash only items including bedroom set, beds, tables chairs carpet draperies dishes stove and cookware with removal required the same day.

T. A Willie B. Ford Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Munter H. McGuire Randolph Col Hunter H. M’guire Willie ‘Ford

Diplomacy in Milling Deals Urged by Engineer

J. H. Berry, milling engineer of Winchester Virginia, argues that diplomacy should guide flour or feed mill purchases and ordering of machinery to secure favorable prices and terms. He frames diplomacy as essential to business success and national policy alike.

Ministry of Empires J. H. Berry Rouss Ave Box 247 Winchester

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