Hoover and Huff Married in Local Ceremony
Roy R Hoover and Miss Marie V Huff wed in a county ceremony. The bride, daughter of Cecil and Mrs Huff, attended Handley School and now resides near Stephenson with her groom, son of Walter Hoover, employed at the White Way Garage in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy BR. Hoover
Marie V. Huff
Brerence Iernb
Cecil Huff
Handley School
Waler Hoover
Stephenson
White Way
Winchester rural charge United Brethren services set for Jan 4
At Winchester rural charge United Brethren Church pastor Rev S R Ludwig leads on Sunday January 4 with Mount Pleasant services including Sunday school 2 pm sermon 3 pm teen service 7 pm and Pleasant Valley events Sunday school 10 am Christian Endeavor 7 pm plus a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 pm inviting community participation and input.
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Winchester
United Brethren Church
S. R. Ludwig
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Valley
Christian Endeavor
Baptist Church Services with Rev. Hoskins
The Rev. H. P. Hoskins will preach at First Baptist Church on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school begins at 9:45 a.m. and the young people's meeting follows at 6:30 p.m.
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H. P. Hoskins
First Baptist Church
Suit to Attach Virginia Land Overseen by Frederick Circuit Court
Ward and Larrick assignors sue W. M. Buddecke to recover on a note and to attach a fifty acre tract in se County Virginia. The defendant, not a Virginia resident, must appear within ten days of publication. Publication set in Evening Star for four weeks and posted at courthouse door by Jan 5, 1925. Clerk Co. C. Brannon. 12-17-4wks
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W. M. Buddecke
State of
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Co. C. Brannon
Pye Pared as He Speaks to Her at Dartmouth
A fragment shows Pye recounting his first kiss and removing cigars from his vest pocket as he steps toward her, with Tools Tantern tied to Dartmouth.
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Pye
Tools Tantern
Dartmouth
Personal notices of Winchester residents departing and visiting
Mrs C P Kremer leaves for Washington to visit son Carl Kremer secretary of the Shipping Board. Miss Sarah Hughers, guest of Mr and Mrs Gray Beverly, heads to Ashland Va and then Charleston W Va to teach. Mrs George Perry, guest of the Cris man family, returns to Hampton Va. Miss Rosalie Nathanson returns to Baltimore. Miss Madeline Rosenberger, Johns Hopkins pupil nurse, visited county relatives. Mr James Eberly and Mr James Snapp spent day with friends in Strasburg.
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C. P. Kremer
Washington
Carl Kremer
The
Shipping Board
Sarah Hughers
Gray Beverly
Ashland
Charleston
W. Va
Hughes
Handley School
Winchester
George*Perry
A. ©. Crisman
Hampton, Va
Rosalie Nathanson
Paul Kramer
Fairview Avenue
Baltimore
Madeline Rosenberger
Miss Rosenberger
Johns Hopkins Hospital
James Eberly
James Snapp
Strasburg
Stockholders Meeting At The Commercial & Savings Bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders of The Commercial & Savings Bank in Winchester Virginia will be held at Hotel Jack on January 18 1925 for the election of directors and other business.
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the Commercial & Savings Bank
Winchester
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Shenandoah Valley Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank invites its stockholders to annual meeting for election of directors at the bank's Winchester banking house on Tuesday January 13 1925 between 11 a m and 1 p m Cashier William G Hardy signs the notice with December 9 1924 publication date and January 12 1925 designation
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Winchester
Earthquakes Listed in Historic Record Count
A newly compiled list notes 160,000 authentic earthquakes in recorded history, highlighting Earthquakes as a frequent natural event and confirming long-term seismic activity across eras and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenrn
Montrose Orchards offer bumper crop and sale
Read: Montrose orchards with about 3700 trees produced 8400 barrels of apples this year. The property spans over 1000 acres with 40 acres cultivable, timber, posts, poles, and a large packing house. Includes eight tenant houses, extensive buildings, water system, and expert orchard input. Owner selling at greatly reduced price of 50000 dollars with possible terms. Contact Venable & Ford, 207 9th Street, Inchburg, V.
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Fiaberern
Monti
Wallasen Isham and the Naner Ride at Losdewe Wax
A fragmentary notice mentions Wallasen Isham in a village event at Losdewe Wax pagion. The text is incomplete but implies a local pageant or ride occurring on a village stage or street in a small English setting, with uncertain details about participants or timing.
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Wallasen
Isham
Public Sale of Valuable Farm Planned Near Winchester
Public sale of a 212 acre farm in eastern Frederick County near the Clarke County line to be held Wednesday January 28 1925 at 11 oclock A M in front of the County Court line Winchester Va The land lies seven and a half miles from Winchester joining Ginn Price and others and includes a dwelling and outbuildings with about 50 acres timber The sale terms provide one third cash and the rest in two equal annual payments secured by bonds a deed of trust and a fire policy with the purchaser bearing interest semi annually The parcel formerly owned by C Kitchen now deceased and the sale is conducted by Herbert S Larrick as authorized by the county deed record and mortgage holders.
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Malinda C. Kitchen
Pre
Tie County
Gaga
Ilsoglock A. Mi
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
Ee “Ginn
Price
C. Kitchen
Herbert
Larrick
Farm Auction Notice in Frederick Va 1926
Trust deed authorizes Herbert S. Larrick as trustee to sell at public auction on January 29, 1926 at 11 o clock in front of the County Court House Winchester Va all an 73 acre tract in Frederick County near Red Bud Creek. The land includes 11 acres of creek bottom 4 acres bearing orchard 6 acres timber brick dwelling stable out-buildings and water access with Redbud Creek and a well. Terms: one third cash sale day with the balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and a trust deed plus a fire policy. Auctioneers A G Swanson. 12 26 4 wks.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Ahan
Red Bud Creek
Fay
Herbert
Larrick
A. G. Swanson
Fragmentary Phrase Reflects Thoreau Reference
The readable text presents a garbled quotation about errors and misdemeanors, noting a shift away from certain beliefs toward something new. It mentions not being tractable to the speaker and references Thoreau, but the fragmentary OCR obscures clear meaning or events.
Observation Narrowed The Range Of Visible Stars
Thousands watched as estimates close to two thousand stars became visible without aid during an observer’s demonstration. The event highlighted stellar visibility limits and the Ve objects observed from a fixed vantage point.
Sail Gilet Manstay Tseng Aigghes Overs Prswing Stan
A fragmented report mentions Sail Gilet and Tseng in a context of overs and Prswing Stan. Names are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item reads as a brief note about figures or persons connected to a sports or event setting.
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Tseng
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