Frederick County Virginia Descriptive Notice and Divorce Proceedings
For sale a farm in Frederick County Virginia described as fruit belt with dwelling barn and fine spring on near bay road, priced at 7500 dollars with five room dwelling and bath at 3200 dollars. In the Circuit Court of Frederick County a divorce a vinculo suit by Benjamin Hedrick Hazel against Hazel GN Hedrick is filed for adultery and desertion. An affidavit states the respondent is not a resident of Virginia. she must appear within days after publication to defend. A weekly publication in The Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse are ordered with January 1, 1923, as the next rule day. Clerk C. C. Brannon.
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Fred
Éréke
Hazel GN
Jedrick
Virginia
Evening Star
Frederickounty
Court House
C. C. Brannon
Will H Ruebush for Postmaster in Dayton Va
Early Senate confirmation is expected for Prof. William H. Ruebush as postmaster at Dayton Rockingham County Virginia to replace Charles A Funkhouser who moves to manage Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg. Ruebush has been active in Shenandoah Valley Republican politics and served in the Rockingham County House of Delegates. He is also a noted musician and band master and has long led the Shenandoah Collegiate Institute musical department at Dayton.
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Senate
Wiliam H. Ruebush
Dayton
Rockingham County
Charles A. Funkhouser
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Pross Roebush
Shenandoah Valley
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Capt
John, Paul
Harrison
Winchester
Old
Second Virginia Regiment
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute
Baptist Minister Appeals for Lives of Armenian Children
Rev. Henry Allen Tupper of First Baptist Church Washington urges united support for Near East Relief. He cites surveys from the Near East, stressing a divine call for aid across denominations to save Armenian children and rebuild lives, asking for large contributions through county chairs or treasurer Waller Holladay.
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Henry Allen Tupper
D. D
First Baptist Church
Washington, D. C
Near East
United States
Eritisi
First Baptist Church of Washington
Foreign Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Waller Holladay
Treasuer
Near-East
Big Snow Storm Grips New York
New York faced a severe blizzard as crews of over 1,000 workers used all equipment to clear streets in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Surface and elevated lines ran on rush schedules, ships waited offshore, and one death was reported in the storm.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Barreled Apple Storage Increases
Chicago January 4. The United States Bureau of Markets reports conditions in the apple market suggest winter price advances may be delayed. January usually sees market gains due to tighter supplies and higher storage costs. This season shows unusual patterns with December barrel storage 1,100,000 barrels above normal while boxed stock in storage is 40 percent below December levels.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Local Notes From Oranda Local Notes From Oranda
Christmas passed bringing joy and sorrow to residents of Canandsa Oranda. Recent rains helped but not enough to fully fill wells and springs. Lime works operate at full capacity as Mr W C Bailey and wife of Washane D visited Mr I Hausenek and family. Fragments note guests at various homes and Frances Watson visiting Mrs Ribler.
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Canandsa
W.C. Bailey
Washane D
I. Hausenek
Dundertt
Mise Frances Watson
Mirs
B. Ribler
Taday Even
Tax forms sent to Virginians for 1922 returns
John Noel, collector of internal revenue, announces that 1922 individual income tax forms will be mailed to Virginians with 1921 income. Returns must be filed by March 15 1922 with no early filing period. Tax may be paid at return or in four installments, the first due with the filing.
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John ©. Noel
Internal Revenue
Virginia
Tor Marek
Civic League Meeting Set for Friday Afternoon
The Women's Civic League will hold an important meeting tomorrow Friday at four o'clock. All members are urged to attend at Handley Library. Signed by Mrs. H. S. Larrick, secretary.
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Women’s Civic League
Alt Handley Library
Boston Transcript fragment misreads a wedding account
Fragment of a newspaper item notes a wife’s frightened or negotiated tale with a small sum described as a cent amount. The readable text is partial and lacks full names or dates to identify the event.
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