Public Sale of Valuable Property in Frederick County Virginia
Decree in Luther Lewis et al. chancery case opens a public sale of a valuable farm on Hunting Ridge in Frederick County Virginia. Sale set for February 14 1922 at 11 am with one third cash and balance due in one and two years secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. Special Commissioner Harry R Kern to conduct sale with bond and approved security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Lewis
Rachael Lewis
Frederick County
Virginia
Hunting Ridge
Edgar Marple
J. D. Clark
R. Luther Lewis
Golf Miller
Lewis W. Lewis
Harry R. Kern
Fiscal strain and delays mark Virginia highway talks
Testimony in a Virginia hearing shows slow engineering work on Grayson county road projects and high costs for Apple Pie Ridge and other state aided roads. Witnesses cite contractor profits, inaccurate engineer estimates, and disputed road conditions at Fishers Hill as safety concerns persist.
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Walton
Rockbridge County
Geo. P. Coleman
H. P. Burnett
Ofs Independence
Grayson County
Burnett
Highway Commission
Godlrick
Woods
Axmen
Redmen
Coleman
T .W. Ozlin
Lunenburg
Frederick County
Apple Pie Ridge
McCann
Godrick
H. F. Byrd
Delegate Woods
Norfolk County
Board of Supervisors
Mr. McCann
Highway Department
Local notes from Armell Macedonia Church meeting
Mrs. W. L. Armel hosted the Ladies Aid Society of Macedonia Church on a February Thursday despite poor roads. Attendance was good and the meeting proved profitable. The Keely Show debuting at White Post was postponed due to road conditions. a later date was set. Mr. Harry Armel of Chambersville visited his brother C. H. Armel. R. B. Layman returned home.
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Armeel
Mrsa
Harry Armel
Chambersville
C. H. Armel
R. EB. Layman
Travel and Local News from Winchester Area
After ten days in the upper valley Mr W K Routt a traveling salesman for the American Tobacco Company based in Winchester was a business visitor Thursday Miss Beulah Ramsburg visited friends near Winchester from Friday to Monday Several residents are suffering from grippy colds.
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W.K. Routt
American Tobbacco Company
Winchester
Beulah Ramsburg
Box Social Promises Fun and Prizes in Chambersville
The league in Chambersville holds a well attended spelling match last Friday. Prize winners were Carl Bayliss and William Cooper. A box social and small program are planned for Friday night. Preaching at the Presbyterian Church Sunday 11 AM and at the Methodist Church Sunday 7:30 PM. Misses Grim of near Winchester visit relatives of Mr and Mrs Sawyer. Lillian Cooper and Ruth Lawyer return from Winchester visit.
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Chambersville
Carl] Bayliss
Wiliam Cooper
Presbyterian
Grim
Winchester
Thomas Sawyer
Lillian Cooper
Ruth Lawyer
Carl Schmidt Laid to Rest Funeral Notice
The funeral of Carl Schmidt a well known young ex service man was held today. He was remembered for his service and community involvement with local veterans groups and his family in attendance.
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Carl Schmidt
Obituary Notice for Schmid Family in Mount Herron Area
Died of tuberculosis last Saturday afternoon at his home on National Avenue. Funeral services were Monday afternoon at 3 o clock at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev A A Kelly and Rev George W Stover officiating. Burial was in Mount Herron Cemetery. American Legion members conducted graveside rites. Floral tributes included a gift from the Sarah Zane Fire Company. Survived by widow formerly Miss Eshelman, parents Mr and Mrs Fred W Schmid, brothers Walter of this city Mayo Schmid in the U S Navy, sisters Mrs Frank Duntley Lexington Va Mrs Mary Cassell and Mrs Gertrude Castleman Winchester. Widow to reside with sister Mrs W G Nau in Wa. Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs E A McGlaherty and Daughter.
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National Avenue
A. A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Mount Herron Cemetery
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Eshelman
Walter
City
Mayo Schmid
United States Navy
Frank Duntley
Lexington
Mary Cassell
Gertrude Castleman
Win‘Chester
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
Acknowledges friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of a husband and son. Thanks for beautiful flowers and use of automobiles. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Schmidt and Mrs. Carl F. Schmidt.
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Paul W. Schmidt
Carl F. Schmidt
Costa Money to Keep Mines Dry in Oregon Mines
An article notes the high cost of pumping to keep mines dry. It states that the anthracite mine pumps out 18 tons of water every 48 hours for each ton of coal mined, and in some mines 4 percent of water rises to 27 tons.
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Costa
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Clarke County
Norfolk and Western
Wheat Belt
Winchester Realty C., Inc
Rouss Avenue
Hotel Jack
LJ. Mower
R! M. Swimley
Evans Hotel
Main Street
Fred Barr
Philadelphia
Phila
Independence Hall
Memorial Hall
Academy of Fine Arts
Commercial and
University
Fair Mount Park
Zoological Garden
Pennsylvania
Fishers Hill
Byrd
Strasburg News
Strasburg
Shenandoah County
Fisher's Hill
The
State Highway Department
Hake
Hill
H. K. Green & Brother
ARMEL
Dling
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Lowe
Moling & Seal
Wm. J. Gochenvuur
Maurertown
Jessie Bell
Moresco
E. Water St
E. A. McGlaherty
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