Probate decree in Virginia chancery case 1923
A chancery decree in Winchester Virginia orders master commissioner to appraise real and personal estate of Caroline P Barr deceased and report. notices are issued to heirs and interested parties to appear at the commissioner’s office February 1 1923 for distribution and settlement of the decedent’s estate.
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Barr
Caroline Pacercalae
Caroling All
Roline P. Barr
W. B
Poisal
Admr
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Newlin
Loner
I Chancery
Larrick
jAlys
Fragmentary OCR Note Incomplete News Item
A garbled OCR fragment mentions tasks and names with unclear context. It lacks identifiable people, places, dates, organizations, or events to accurately summarize a coherent news item.
Huge steel rail export contract to Japan announced
The United States Steel Products Agency announced the first large steel export contract for Japan. The deal involves steel rail shipments by the United States Steel Corporation to the Japanese government, with price details not disclosed.
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Associated Press
New York
Isonet
Two Girls Die in Illinois House Fire Tragedy
A blaze in Oatr Illinois killed two young girls as authorities investigate the cause amid scorch marks and evidence including a moonshine setup found at the scene. Police attribute the fire to a felonious act, with a Hogan family father figure connected to the property and injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tllinois
Sisi
Nis
Khogan
In Loving Memory of Our Dear Annie Vy Puzitt
In loving memory of our mother Annie Vy Puzitt who passed away today. Her loving children remember her with tears and prayer. We miss her voice and presence and hold her close in our hearts forever. May she rest in peace.
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Annie Vy Puzitt
Speer
Rey
Secret indictments name Hart as federal probe expands
New York January 4 press report lists Hart and a line of defendants tied to a federal grand jury investigation into Volstead Act enforcement. Former post office inspector Thomas Reddy and Michael J. Lykeh face charges over permit issuance at prohibition headquarters.
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Associated Press
New [York
Hart
Federal
State of
New York
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Thomas Reddy
A. Formet Post Office
Department At Justice
Michi&el J. Lykeh
Hays May Quit Harding Cabinet Rumors Swirl
Washington rumors say Secretary of the Interior Henry L. Stimson may resign and President Harding weighs cabinet changes within ten days. Postmaster General Burdette Hays undecided on a broader shakeup as work continues with Robinson and North Market Street connections noted in the dispatch.
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Washington
Gan
Ie Metal
Hays
Sai Eit
Genoa
Iar
Sauls
Astohkely
Agostha
Ice Robinson
Fairmont
L. Robinson
Romeo North Market Street
Ship Sails With Corn for Russia
A shipment sails to the Black Sea carrying 234 299 bushels of corn. The vessel departs from Baltimore and is described as part of a transport effort to Russia amid wartime supply concerns.
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Russia
Baltimore
Black Sea
Funeral Plans Hint at Cedar Grove Little Mow Church
In a fragmented notice the location Cedar Grove and Little Mow Church appear as the likely venues for tomorrow’s funeral services. The message suggests gathering at the house this morning with plans for services at the Cedar Grove area graveyard, though details remain unclear.
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Cedar Grove
Little Mow
Griveyard
Reverend Carter Dies in Winchester Parish Death
Rev Carter, pastor of Mount Carmel Church, Winchester, died after paralysis this morning. He had entered his seventieth year and was survived by his second wife and daughters. He was known for church work across white and colored communities and had recently attended meetings in Luray before his illness.
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Slicbagrn
Qmany
Mount ‘Carmel
Eee Dock Street
Ae Opaphin
Beth Magene
Winchester
Luray
Garisimas
Ager
Readers Glad to Get The Star From Home
A reader letter from Winchester Virginia expresses pleasure at the Winchester Star’s return and recalls names like Bob Glass Wat Rinker Captain Nelson and a professor, dating back to 1873 2. The writer looks forward to future issues from his old home town.
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Big Kansas
Aflegerville
New
Meade
Bob Glass
Wat Rinker
Captain Nelson
Glaize
Winchester
Virginia
Major Browne Heads to Galveston on Army Mission
Major Browne of the Engineer Corps and Mrs. Browne leave after holidays, heading to Galveston Texas as he is assigned by the Department to undertake naval improvements between camps Meade and Sand. He returns after two years away overseas as a lieutenant colonel in the ABY group. The Browne family plans to settle back in Gadweinston after two years. Several teachers returning from Christmas vacations are listed including Miss Sed Diehar, Miss Bardett Bagley, Miss Wranees Gathaway, and Miss Jett Martin.
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B. Browne
Engineer Corps
Unitedstates ’Army
Browne
Calidornias
Vinalee
Gad Weiston
Thelan
Dielareon
Jordon
Boston
Sarah Wiehes
Ashland
Mies
Bardett Bagley
Kenbridge
Wranees Gathaway
Farrwille
Jett
Martingxilie
Dr Snavely Tonight at Empire Lecture on The Business Cycle
Dr Snavely will speak at Empire tonight at 8 30 at the Handley Libra Auditorium on The Business Cycle. The discussion aims to interest business men and bankers and explain rising and falling activity and its causes. Mrs Harry B Keckley and her children visited the Forsyths on West Omen ding Street. Hoeg N J cares to return. A W Sterling of Fairmont W Va visited North Market Street relatives before heading to Miami for part of winter.
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Harry B. Keckley
Georg Forsyth
Hoeg
W. Sterling
Fairmont
Charles L. Robinson
North’ Market
Miami
Fla
Picture of Miss Cover Grace Cover Debut Likely Next Season
Social column notes a photograph of Grace Cover daughter of Mr and Mrs Loring A Cover formerly of Baltimore. She is a student at Miss Porter’s School Farmington Conn and was visiting her parents on North Charles Street during the holidays.
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Baltimore
Athers¢art
Funeral service for Samuel C. Andersons set for Winchester Memorial
Funeral for the late Samuel C. Andersons will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Memorial Chapel in Winchester Memorial Hospital. The Rev. Walter Heppdaster of the Methodist Episcopal Church will officiate. Burial follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Samuel 'C
Winchester
Mount Hebrén
Walter Mark Heppdaster
Methodist Episco
Pal Chitech
Mount Hebron
Fragmentary Note on Aggystus Era Roman Empire Reach
A rough and garbled passage describes the Roman Empire under Aggystus with an estimated 200 million inhabitants and a vast list of regions and modern countries it allegedly covered. The text blends names and places from Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Near East, with many errors and unclear terms.
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Aggystus
Portugal
Spain
France
Belgium
Holland
Rhenish
Prussia
Baden
Wirtemberg
Bavaria
Switzerland
Italy
Tyrol
Hungary
Roagia
Slavonia
Turkéy
Ene
Greece
Asia Minor
Syria
Palys Egyaten
Tripoli
Tunis
Algeria
Atoratep
Joseph Glenn Passes Away in Gaigesboro Parish
The elderly Joseph Glenn of Gaigesboro, Te Dekigounty, died at 10 o'clock after a period of illness. He leaves a large family and was formerly married to Miss Sarah Bailey. The obituary notes his long life and connections within the local community.
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Joseph Glenn
Gaigesboro
Te Dekigounty
Siptralydis
Mehta
Glenn Ge
Sarah Bailey
Nathiin Baftey
Bhdsop
Preaching at St Pauls A M E Church on January eighth
The Walker Carter will preach at St Pauls A M E Church on Thursday January eighth. The message is announced by Pastor Heavens. The notice requests attendance from the community.
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the Walker ‘Carter
St. Paul's Edy
My. E
Heaavkens
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Andy
G. Fred Barr
B. Potash
Caroline ’. Barry
James Par
Frances Parker
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Esempiare
Hutter
Cisco
Sacoane
H. K. Green and Brother
RUM
Harding
Aeeittea' Press
Fr Gounty
Carter
Gine Ea
Maj. Browne
Galveston
Tex
DR. Snavely
Empire
MWR
Andersons
Europe
W. W. Glass
Charles W. Trenary
Roy Es
Bae
Tate
Chesterfree
Opty
Cesterfield Cigarettes
ST. Paul’s A. ME. Church
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