Confederate Cavalry Enter Cumberland and Surrender
Confederate forces under Imboden marched into Cumberland and negotiated surrender terms with Union officers. About 350 Confederate troops with two artillery pieces occupied the town, securing private property except for items the quartermaster sought, while merchants closed shops under guard and acceded to requests to sell goods. Capt. R. Bruce Muse, a Frederick County resident, is referenced in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imboden
Mrs Harrison Wedded Again In Winchester Ceremony
Mrs Fannié Harrison of the northern part of the county wed Mr Albert M Jerkins of the same county on the past Monday January 31 in Winchester. The ceremony was witnessed by J H Cooley and Mrs Jenkins afterward returned to her residence to begin their future home. Mrs Jenkins was widow of James Arthur Harrison and daughter of the late N Scott Cle ven ger of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannié ‘Harrison
Hakdunan
Albert M. Jerixkins
Jenkins
James Arthur Harrison
N. Scott Clevenger
Richards Gas Bill Sparks Broad Interest in Virginia Roads
A House bill by Delegate Boyd R Richards of Winchester aims to split automobile license fees 50 50 between state highway construction and local road authorities for maintenance. Major auto groups plan a public hearing to oppose shifting funds away from current allocations totaling about 700000 for construction and 1400000 for maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Boyd
R. Richards
Winchester
Sed
Wiresins’ Aimeimotive Dealers Association
Tidewater’ Automobile Association of Norfolk
Lynchbore’ Automobile Club
Richmond Automobile Club
Roanoke Automotive Dealers’ Association
Virginia-Good Rodds Association
Highway Department
Ander
State Highway Commission
Jury urged to report violations in Frederick Circuit Court
Judge Whiting told the Frederick circuit grand jury that government serves the people not officers and urged witnesses to come forward about alleged state law violations. The panel returned three indictments for burglary assault and larceny and adjourned as needed to hear more witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Whiting
Judge Whiting
Giuily
Gil Sarge
Wiliam Newitn
Paul Bhott
Miss Upshaw Dies in Knickerbocker Disaster
Atlanta Georgia woman Caroline Upshaw niece of Representative Upshaw killed by injuries from the Knickerbocker Theater disaster raising the death toll to 98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reb.g
Caroline Upshaw
Atlanta
Representative Upshaw
Georgia
Public Sale of Frederick Co Farm by Trustee
Public sale of a 38 acre Frederick County Virginia farm near Winchester. Trustee James P. Reardon offers the property at noon on February 25 1922 at the county courthouse in Winchester with a 1 third cash down payment and balance due in one and two years secured by a deed of trust and life insurance. Indebtedness under the deed totals 1750 with interest accruing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph du Bruler Et Als
Frederick County
Virginie
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Frederick
Foster
Luther Me ¥ Warland
James P. Reardon
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Thamoor
Neidemeyer’s
Rury
P.C. Neidemeyer & & Co
House Furnishers
Winchester, Va
Leamarik
Linescom
Clase Knohe
Sellers
Mastercraft
Imbeden
Essage
Nice
Sonal
Cumberland
Cumberland Pt Tie
Valentine A. Buckley
Weater
Buckey
Maryland
Imbode
Confederate States
R. Bruce Muse
County
Miss Upshaw
The
Associated Press
Frederick CO
Saruregred
Aonippe Oy
Pyioa
Torey Tina
India
Ceylon
McCormick & GO
Baltimore
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