Local notes from Grimes Virginia and district visitors
Grimes Va December report notes Mrs W H Hamilton visiting relatives in West Virginia. Ernest Price moved to tenant house at Forty Oaks Orchards. Herbert Fries bought a violet car. Wood school won best attendance prize for November in Stonewall district. George Jolliffe of Winchester was here on business. Florence Feltner obituary noted by sister Mrs Ellis Randall at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs Oliver Shirley and daughter Mrs Stuart Taylor visited T Lee Evans. Ida Taylor in town for sister-in-law Mrs Albert Brown death. Mr Cather of Fairmont W Va called. Charles E McVay spending time at home. Ruth Maury teaching Woodbine school holiday visit to Siler Va. Christmas quiet. masked parties still traveling. Mrs Earl G Sager and Lewisburg Pa children spent weeks here.
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Winchester
Ellis Randall
Florence Feltner
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Oliver Shirley
Stuart Taylor
T. Lee Evans
Ida Taylor
Albert Brown
Cather
Fairmont
W. Va
Charles E.mcvay
Ruth Maury
Woodbine School
Siler
Earl G. Sager
Lewisburg
Xmas Dinner Dreams Blasted Near Martinsburg Car Crash
Mr. Harry Sencindiver his wife and baby escaped serious harm when a collision on the Winchester Pike overturned their car. A second vehicle driven by H C Colbert struck the Chapman car and diverted into a garden after crossing barbed wire fences. State police investigated but no blame determined. The family later returned to Martinsburg with Mr Chapman.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry Sencindiver
Bunker Hill
Jamesm. Chapman
Seneindiver
Winchester Pike
Calvin Rutherford
H. C. Colbert
Pikeside
Chapman
Colbert
Rutherford
Senciadiver
Nineveh Local Notes Highlight Visits and Church Event
Nineveh Virginia notes record F K Weaver visiting daughter Mrs Julian Steel in Stephens Guy, W F Whisson of Philadelphia a guest at Wheatland, R D Tharpe returning from months with relatives, and a Christmas morning program at Nineveh Presbyterian Church with candy gifts for children. Clinton Rhodes and family moved to a farm near Rockland, Warren County. Rev John Rodgers of Martinsville visited.
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Nineveh
Julian Steel
Stephens Guy
W. F. Whisson
Philadelphia
Wheatland
Joseph A. Miller
R. D” Tharpe
Mountain View School Hosts Oyster Supper Program
In Rosenberger Virginia on December 29 the Mountain View school held an oyster supper. The program concluded with a successfully rendered performance by the students and was noted to close until after New Year’s.
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Rosenberger
Mountain View
Ylchity
Burnt Church services include visiting preacher from Japan
The Rev. Frisby Smith of Japan will preach at Burnt Church near Albin at 11 a.m. Sunday January 1. Dozens perform in Christmas program with recitations and songs led by local families. Several visitors and relatives of townsfolk were noted in attendance and nearby residents hosted guests.
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Frisby Smith
Japan
Burnt Church
Albin
Mr. Soeth
W. J. Smith
Chharge
Gravel Springs
Aged Man Twists Nails With Teeth in Virginia
In EURAY Virginia 80 year old John Cale OUD of Bixlers Ferry is praised for an extraordinary set of teeth. He grips an eight penny nail with his teeth and twists it into shapes using his fingers. His industrious life has turned rugged terrain into a small farm.
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Euray
John Cale Oud
Bixlers Ferry
Virginia
Ares
Ir. Calhoun
Goats and Local News Near Mishone and Front Royal
The note mentions Hamlin Johns staying several days at Mishone near the village and Mrs. D S Hughes of Charles Town visiting her mother Mrs Joseph A Miller. It also reports a dance attended by many young people in Front Royal on Monday night and a quip about the goat and his weaknesses.
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Neversh
Hamlin Johns
Mishone
D.S. Hughes
Charles Town
W. Va
Joseph A. Miller
Front Royal
Personal Notices Reflect Holiday Visits and Illness
Wg Py Oe Py Custer of Pittsburgh arrived to spend the holidays with her son Darence Jr who stays with Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Thwaite in the county. William Keating and daughters Nan and Helen return from Harrisonburg Virginia. E C Yost returns from Baltimore after visiting relatives, the Talberts. Mrs O J Jamison came back from Frederick Maryland after a week with relatives. Ric Stine is ill at his sister Mrs Walter E Barr’s home. Charles A Heller of Baltimore arrived for a multi day trip. Caroline and other nieces left for Strasburg Virginia to visit relatives. Mrs Frank B Crawford returned from a visit to Baltimore relatives. William F Rinker returned from Washington after Christmas with daughters. Mr and Mrs W T Barrie returned from Washington area. Mr and Mrs W B Johnson of Sioux City spend time with the sister’s aunt Mrs W E Bart on Fairfield Avenue.
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Custer
Pittsburgh
William, Keating
Nan
Helen Keating
Harrisonburg, Va
Virginia court to move infant Marvin Evans funds
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester reports a petition to transfer funds of infant Marvin Regester Strode Evans from the bank to Grace D. Evans, guardian of the infant in Maryland. A chancery decree ordered $2897.83 to be moved, with future remittance to Grace D. Evans for guardianship. The case, involving Virginia and Maryland guardians, seeks court action January 16, 1922.
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OL . D. Evans
Maryland
Marvin
Strode Evans
Virginia
Aleevee
Hmayerstown
Bank
Remkove
Hagerstown
Grace D. Evans
Marvin Regester Strode Evers
Orphans’ Court
Washington County
Winchester
Shenandoahe Valley
National Bank OF Winchester
W. G. Mardy
Debs Welcomed by Massive Indiana Homecoming Crowd
Debs reached Terre Haute after a nationwide rail tour and was greeted by 10 000 to 15 000 supporters at the Stallion station. He was escorted to his home where he delivered a brief address and remained in seclusion for several days as Socialist leaders gathered for discussions.
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Giejthe Associated Press
Purra Haute
India
Eugene V. Debs
Boaterer
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Authorized
Treasury Department seal announces Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Chester Virginia authorized to extend its corporate existence under national banking law. Charter details indicate succession period to December 12 1941 and amendment dates. statement signed by Acting Comptroller T P Kane with official seal.
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Nce
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
Chester
Frand
Virginia
Congress
Thomas. P. Gronn Corcisyines
Frederick
T. PF. Kane
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