Public Sale of 1N Conner Property Dawes Court Va 1917
Public sale of parcels of realty near Stephens City Virginia dated January 20 1917 listing four tracts: 0.78 acres to 130 acres with farm improvements and outbuildings. Terms require one third cash and rest in two annual payments with bonds, deed of trust, and insurance. Trustees Hart S Larrick M Beltzhoover etc certify bond adequacy.
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Dawes Court
Mack
Frederick Cornabout
Stephens City
Dunkard
Hart S. Larrick
M. Beltzhoover
Gra “Williams
T. Barton
Herbert Larrick
Vege
Wa AE
Cireared Co
Couse
Winchester
A. Gatedford
Winchester and
Ineburg
Lenore Star
Howrae
Merchants Nanee Bank of Winchester
R. T. Barton
Sunday church services and schedules in Centenary Reform and local parishes
The notice lists multiple churches including Centenary Reform, Providence, and First Baptist with service times. It notes morning prayers, sermons, evening prayers, and weekly prayer meetings. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Holy communion on the first Sunday at 11 a.m. and on special notice.
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Christ
Opal Corner Water
Taiguk
Swuaningtoe Mreets
W. D. Smith
D. D
H.D. Fuller
First Christian Church Weekly Service Schedule
Rev W T Walters pastor. services at 11 Sunday morning with Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm and preaching at 7 30 pm. Sunday school at 9 45 am with W T Walters as superintendent. Weekly prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
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First Baptist Church
Revy
W. R. Alexander
First Christian
Braddock and Cliffors
W.T. Walters
Christian Endeavor Society
W. T. Walters
Grace Luteymaan Services and Meeting Times
Grace Luteymaan on West Water Street hosts evensong at 11 a.m. and 730 p.m. Daily services urged. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 730 p.m. with J. E. B. presiding.
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Grace Luteymaan
West Water Street
Itev
George
Methodist Episcopal Church Notices Reading
Rev H G Spencer preaches regular Sunday services omitted tomorrow Sunday school at 2 16 p m with N Kern as superintendent Prayer meeting Wednesday at 730 p m corner Market and College streets headline reads church notices for the Methodist Episcopal congregation with activity details and times
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Methodist
Mpiscopal
Corner Market
Corlé
Ffeets
H. G. Spencer
Himiter N. Kern
Methodist Episcopal South Service Schedule on South Braddock
Rev. We. O. Talbert will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday school begins 9 45 a.m. W B Snider attends. Men’s Golden Rule at 9 50 a.m. Epworth League at 7 30 p.m. W G Herdy is president. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Methodist Episcopal
Main Street church schedule and services listed
South Main Street Rev J past or preaches at 11 am and 7 30 pm Sunday school at 9 20 am prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
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Prpsbytorean
South Main St
J. Wae
Teeney
Pentecostal Mission Service Schedule
Pentecostal Mission on Highland Avenue led by Pastor E F Ashley holds Sunday services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Regular worship and prayer times announced for the congregation.
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Pentecostal Mission
Highland Avenue
E. F. Ashley
Sunday Services and Church Notices Collected
HIG? UAND and PRESBYTERIAN schedule 7 30 p m Sunday service Sunday school 3 p m prayer meeting Thursday 7 20 p m UNITED BRETHREN North Brad dock street Rev G W Stover preaching 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school 7 46 a m T S Hancher Superintendent Young People Society 6 30 p m M Fries president Midweek prayer 7 30 p m Tomorrow night service at Christian Church baptizing by immersion conducted all done Mr and Mrs Harry D Albin travel to New York for a week's visit
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Presbyterian
United Brethren
North Braddock Street
G. W. Stover
Nastor
T. S Hancher
Society Christian Endeavor
Li M. Fries
Christian Church
Farm and Garden notes on peach tree winter hardiness
Prepared by Fraui Thayer, Ohio station. Young trees show higher injury risk from winter killing than mature trees. Varieties differ in hardiness. Fitzgerald, though hardy in Canada, is less so in Ohio due to fluctuating winter temperatures and midwinter thaws.
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Fraui Thayer
Ohio
Canada
Betty Rebuffs Engagement Threat as Owen Pleads
Betty stands firm against marriage pressure from Mrs Moreland while Owen confesses deep feelings after a long wait. He pleads for forgiveness and Betty hints at a renewed chance, amid tensions with rivals and a looming visit. The scene unfolds in Betty’s parlor ending with a hopeful, unresolved shakeup.
Winchester and Martinsburg Turnpike Co Stockholders Meeting
Annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the office of W. OY Stephenson in Winchester Virginia on Saturday January 18 1917. C R McCANN treasurer. 12-30-121.
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Winchester and
Martinsburg Turnike Co
W. Oy Stephenson
Winchester
C. R. McCann
Mr. Merwin Protests and Finds Love at Margaret Baker’s Door
Billy Merwin tormented by neighborly noise and his own pride learns of Margaret Baker’s kindness to a sick child. After a disruptive gelatine incident, he confesses love, offers help with Tommy the pupil, and declares his devotion as Margaret reveals her own feelings in the doorway of their shared drama.
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Mer Win
Gandia
Billy
Margaret Baker
Jack i
Mery
Jack
Mar Miss Baker
Margaret
Mia
Ogan
Tommy
Lizzie
Mike
Mr. Merwin
McClure
Seate
Beam in the Eye as Wooden Illustration Seen in 1558 Print
The article discusses the Biblical metaphor of the beam in the eye. Solomon Kvernhard’s 1558 Lyons woodcuts illustrate the beam as a rectangular wooden log several feet long, clarifying a visual interpretation for readers of all ages.
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Solomon Kvernhard
Lyons
Too Small Baby Brings Christmas Surprise
A tiny baby weighing two and a half pounds arrives at Elizabeth’s grandparents during Christmas. Elizabeth, three, asks what Santa will bring, and mother replies the baby is the present. Elizabeth disagrees, insisting the infant is only a sample.
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Elizabeth
Santa Claus
Priceless Sense of Humor
A reflective note on humor as a patient, kind force guiding calm responses. It likens humor to a steady axle in springy life and frames it as a first cousin of love that softens conflict.
Why He Went to Freddie's
Uncle Charlie questions why his nephew visits Freddie's, while Jack says Freddie's is less careful and recalls not needing restraint there. The fragment hints at a family conversation about where the nephew spends time and behavior.
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Freddie
Uncle Charlie
Jack
Unhappy Success in Ohio Journal Quips on Finances
The Columbus Journal notes a prudent man faces mood swings as his wife’s dry goods store running account appears to sprint toward record levels, signaling a financial pressure and household tension.
Attenuation Advice for a Brighter Life
A brief health snippet urges turning to liver toning as a remedy for gloom and lists Mrs Symes as the day’s guidance source for toning directions to improve mood and vitality.
All Credit Belongs to Woman Quote
A literary quotation by Walt Whitman extols women as the source of all man’s greatness, asserting that man’s merit unfolds from woman and honors the enduring influence of motherhood and equality.
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Walt Whitman
Qu A Poet Not Measured By Outpourings Quote
A fragmentary quote attributes a line about poets and measure to Sted inMinnesota. The text appears as an isolated observation without additional context or identifiable source details.
Optimistic Thought Folly Taxes Read as Fourfold Congress
An opinion note laments that folly burdens taxpayers more heavily than Congress. It argues that misguided optimism inflates costs and stokes fiscal strain on citizens.
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Congress
New Campaign Opened Ends With Submerged Escape
A submarine commander orders full submergence as a cruiser rapidly approaches. The speeding battleship closes in on the scene near the Chicago City, prompting a swift and decisive escape action by the U-boat crew.
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Chicago
Market Notes and Echoes from a Busy Day
Market reports show daily quotations for staples like winter and spring wheat flour, corn, oats, barley, hay, potatoes, butter, and poultry with retail and wholesale figures. A closing paragraph reflects on learning from failures and the value of patience and purpose in life, citing a humorous exchange about a job recommendation.
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Ceneverccess Baoan
A. Neckachse Ben Bens
Hussey
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Walder's
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Vie
Qunday Services TV
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Cork
Qunte
T. K. Romer
Varios
Weber
Heart Corner
Main
Cecil Streets
John McVerry
Harry D. Albin
New York
Panlen Mae
Betty Wis
Elliot Coleen
Mrs. Moreland
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Owen
Hester Allesda
Paragon
Mabel Dacre
June
Hart
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Penn Ave
18Th
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N. W
White House
State, War and Navy Departments
Weis
C. Qwen
Manacor
J4nie Rand
Margaret Bunny
Veto
Exelento Medicine CO
Atianta
Brill & Ritter Savey
Reid Union
Stam Government Savings Bank
Prom Town
Zandaus
Oppo
Court House
Capitol Park
Saea
Satest
Sooninion
Ousdtebag
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