Frederick County Chancery Suit Orders Real Estate Sale Proceeds
In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County the 93d day of December 1918, W W A Withers and A L Withers sue R L Whitacre and others as defendants. The suit seeks partition and sale of Mrs Hannah Vandiver's real estate proceeds. Defendants not residents must appear within fifteen days to protect interests. Notice to be published weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Star and posted at the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
W.W. A. Withers
A. L. Withers
R. L. Whitacre
William Fox
David Fox
Jemima Kuykendall
Otie Markwood
Nimrod Alkire
Vause Alkire
Edward Alkire
Fanny Withers
Rebecca Withers
Ww. W. Withers
Raymond Withers
Louis Withers
C. B. Marsh
R. N. Marsh
Althea Marsh
W. R Marsh
Infante
Hannah Vandiver
Vrema
Winchester Star
Winchester
Coutisponse
Succeedine Suez
Winchester Man Severely Wounded in War Report
The War Department lists Henry K. Hibbard of Winchester among casualties, severely wounded after training at Camp Lee Virginia. He previously worked in Winchester street cleaning and later for Cumberland Valley Railroad as a fireman. his wife and children remain in Winchester. Also noted is Corporal Thomas G. Tapscott of Berryville Virginia lightly wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Henry K. Hibbard
Winchester
Winch¢ster
Hibbard
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Thomas G. Tapscott
Berryville
Petain Praises Automobiles Unit In French War Message
Mr and Mrs J B Affieck of South Braddock street report a letter from their son Fred M Affieck of Company B Motor Truck Transport Service. The note, signed by General Petain, commends the officers and men for activity devotion and endurance in rapid troop transport since March under Commander Doumanc. Conductors and shop workers are praised for their part in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Affieck
South Braddock Street
Fred. M. Affiec
Petain
Verdun
Automobile Service
Dou
March to Right Fundamental Wrong
A fragment discusses how amendments rarely fix original wrongs and may cause further mischief in different ways, reflecting on corrective reform.
Liberty Bond Condition Not To Be Surrendered
Citizens are urged not to surrender their Liberty Bond under any condition. The note emphasizes steadfast commitment to national finance and warns against coercive or voluntary forfeiture, reinforcing civic duty during wartime.
Public Sale Of Valuab le Real Estate
Special Commissioners will sell in Winchester Virginia near Sta te Postoffice on sale day at 12 o'clock M three tracts of land in Frederick county. Tract A contains about 86 acres with Mary L Orndorff now holder. Tract B contains about 108 acres conveyed by Silas B Pifer to L H Orndorff. Tract C contains about 71 acres part of a larger 97 acre tract conveyed to Mary L Orndorff by J P Whitacre. Tract D contains about 26 acres part of the 97 acre tract conveyed to Gertie M Orndorff. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal installments with interest and deeds of trust and insurance. Special Commissioners: Lynch, Guyer, Newman, Venner, Kern, Steck, Cather, Larrick. Bond of Larrick certified. Date 12-11-1918.
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Hagerstown
Middleburg Pike
Paramount
W.M. R
Maugansville
C. VR. R
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
L.H. Orndorff
State Postoffice
Ain
Mary L. Orndorffg
Gower
F. Orndorff
Silas B. Pifer
L. H. Orndorff
Mary L Ornder
J. P Whitacre
Gertie M. Orndor
Mary L. Orndorff
RE. D. Newman
Venner
Harry R. Kern
John M. Steck
T. Russell Cather
H. S. Larrick
Ihereby
J. W. Baker
Gratitude for Gifts Beyond Wealth and Wisdom
A concise reflection on gratitude noting that love may not grant all riches yet recognizing gifts received from love and the value of wisdom beyond worldly wealth. Quotation from Richard Garnett underscores appreciation for intangible blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Garnett
Widespread Use of English in Global Postal Mail
The article notes that across post offices worldwide two thirds of letters are written by and sent to people with weak English, highlighting the dominance of English in global correspondence and communication.
Stuffed Up Witt A Bad Cold?
Coughs and colds can lead to dangerous aftereffects unless treated early. Dr New soothes irritated membranes loosens mucus and promotes restful sleep. He and $1.20. Available from all druggists. Sold since 1809.
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New
War Gardens Stimulus Boosts Vegetable Seed Trade
The United States Department of Agriculture reports war gardens and disrupted European seed sources spur rapid U S seed industry growth. California leads carrot and lettuce seed, with San Joaquin Sacramento and Yolo counties key for carrot and onion seed from the river district. Coast districts produce radish and lettuce seed while Washington and Idaho lead pea seed. Colorado and California dominate bean seed. peppers and vine crops grow in Orange County. cabbage seed centers near Puget Sound with tests elsewhere.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain States
Bureau of Cropestinates
River District
San Joaquin
Sacramento
California
Yolo
Contra Costa
Santa Clara
San Benito
Coast
Pacific Northwest
San Luis Obispo County
Washington
Idaho
Colorado
Greeley
Hock Ford
Arkansas Valley
Orange County
Santa Ana
Puget Sound
Northwest
Im ¥Olo
Warning Signs in Blood and Skin Remedies Sold Locally
The ad claims azure warnings on the skin and body indicate impure blood needing purification. It touts a vegetable blood purifier advertised as the greatest remedy for eczema boils blisters and general skin disorders and offers free medical guidance from a Medical Director in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeel
Azure
Domenta
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Georgia
Winchester Citizen Finds Freedom From Kidney Troubles
A Winchester testimonial promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for kidney disorders. J H Cooper, carpenter, reports relief from backache and bladder issues, praising the pill's ability to regulate kidneys. The ad urges buying Doan's Kidney Pills for 60 cents at dealers, from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Winchester
J. H. Cooper
Carpenter
South Sraddock St
Doan
Boan
Noan
Meg Cooper
Foseer-Milburn Co
Mtgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
U B Church Services Plan Next Sunday Activities
The Sunday school meets next Sunday at 9 46. Officers and teachers of the children will be elected. The pastor preaches at 11, Young People at 6 45, and at 1 30 Rev Ernest Luttrell will preach. Luttrell is a second year theological student at SC I School Dayton Va and shown promise. A full allocation of offerings is desired after church Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Luttrell
Luttrell
Winchester
S. C. I. School
Dayton
Handley Fund Plans Presented to Winchester Council
The Common Council of Winchester Virginia reports a plan for the Handley fund's ultimate disposition and its use for Handley Schools. The plan was presented at a special meeting December 17 1918 and a motion to adopt will be made January 9 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial & Saving B
Winchester
John I. Sloat
Handley Fund
Common Council OF
Common Council
City of
Inchester
John Handley
Handley Schools
Virginia
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Llam
H. D. Fuller
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A. C. Gilbert
Lionel
Salley
G. A. Butler
W. Water St
Merry Christmas
D. W. Martin
Maryland
Winchester and Martinsburg
Saturda
W. Roy S ‘Phenson
Winchesterhasr
McCann
Crinfield and
Chincoteague Bay
G. O. SN
Bell
N. Market St
Norfolk & Western
Brinto
Intermee
Broiler
Bristol
Roanoke
Sinc Geld
Galem
Tas
Welch
Norton
Bluefield
Shenandoah
Roanok
Barksburg
Layhayn
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Philadelphia
Sun
W.c. Saunders
B. P. Vill
Pas Traf
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Pai Commercial & Savings Bank
Undersigner Company
Lumbago
Sloan
DELCO
O Ma.ches
C. UW Henkel, Bealer
Water St
Soma Sie Cluett, Peabody Co
Dre. Makors
Rce
Lee, Va
Raf
General Petain Panises
Menc
M. M. Lynch, Co
B. Guyer
Western Union
Govet
HH. K. Green & Bro
Moling & Seal
Neys
U. B. Church Services
Pegren
Oly
Stockholders’ Meeting
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