Notice to Present for Payment of Northern Virginia Power Bonds
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester will redeem and pay bonds issued by the Northern Virginia Power Company. First mortgage five percent bonds from Winchester and Washington City Railway Company redeem at principal plus interest to presentation date. interest ceases if not presented by January 1, 1926. Second mortgage six percent bonds redeemed at principal plus accrued interest to payment date. a premium applies for certain bonds.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Winchester Evening Star
Sheriandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Virginia
Power Company
Northern Virginia , Power Company
Winchester and
Washington City
Northernirginia Power Company
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
William G. Hardy
Ashier
Longtime Family Maid Mary Moss Dies After Four Score Years
Mary E. Moss, a colored servant in one family for over four score years, died yesterday afternoon at 209 Fairmont Avenue. Born in 1840, she served Abram Miller and later the Miller family, including Miss Katherine Miller. She leaves a son Charles F. Moss and daughter Rita Davis, a brother Jesse Johnson. Funeral is tomorrow at 3 PM from the Baptist Church with burial in Orrick Cemetery.
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Mary E. Moss
Katherine EH
Miller
Fairmont Avenue
Mary
Oae Shoe
Abram Miller
Katherine Miller
Baptist Church
South Braddock Street
Charles F. Moss
Carlisle
Rita Davis
Alec Davis
Jesse Johnson
Orrick Cemetery
Sale of property in sections then as a whole
The property will be offered first in sections and then as a whole to obtain the highest price. A plat may be viewed at the acting special commissioner’s office. Terms: 1 3 cash on sale day, balance in two equal annual installments at one and two years from sale. Deeds of trust and fire insurance required. Special commissioners: J. M. Steck, M. M. Lynch, R. T. Barton, Lake Frazier. Deputy Blanche E. Noonan certifies bond of $2,000.00 posted as required by the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Steck
M. M. Lynch
R. T. Barton
Lake Frazier
Blanche E. Noonan
Circuit Suopet
Frederick County
Granddaughter of Late Ross Winans To Be Married
Paris dispatch reports the engagement of Mlle de Bearn daughter of the late Princess Henry Gallard de Bearn at de Chalais to John Freeman son of the late Willocated in Winchester Virginia. The date and full details appear in the December 1925 records.
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Ross Winans
Associated Press
Paris
Mlle. de Bearn
Henry Gallard de Bearn
de Chalais
John Freeman
Wil
GE Strong Feature Lifts Market as Split Talk Spurs Share
New York opening sees stock prices move unevenly amid uncertain sentiment. General Electric stands out with gains of over three points on reports of a stock split. Oil shares slip slightly while motors hold firm and push higher. Call loan renewals rise to 4 percent as trading begins.
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Associated Press
York
General Electric
Motors
Many Men and Women Begging For Employment
Winchester residents line up at the Red Cross office seeking any work. Miss Martha Stowers, executive secretary, notes daily visits by unemployed men and women eager for tasks such as housework nursing family washing and odd jobs. Employers needing help can contact the Red Cross at City Hall with phone 113 W.
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Winchester
Office of the Red, Cross
Martha Stowers
Miss Stowers
Red Cross
Chamber Directors May Lodge Protest Against Increases
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce board meets tonight to consider resolutions opposing hikes in telephone rates proposed by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia for Winchester and Frederick County. The City Common Council has officially protested, while the state commission will decide on January 21. The chamber is expected to state its stance at the meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Frederick County
Chesapeake and Potomic Telephone Company
Virginia
League of Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Common Council
Public sale of valuable real estate in Bruce town Virginia
Public sale announces a lot of land with brick residence, barn, chicken houses, a cement cistern, and fruit and shade trees. It fronts main road about 104 yards and extends 81 yards deep, known as the Coyle property and located on the Bruce town road.
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Brucetown
Engagement of Mile de Bearn to John Freeman Reported
Nem Freeman and Mrs Freeman of Baltimore announce the engagement of Mile de Bearn daughter of the late Princess Henry de Bearn et de Chalais to John Freeman. The note recalls Beatrice Winane and Prince Henry in Baltimore 1906 and the title dispute over Prince et de Chalais.
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Nem Freeman
Freeman
Baltimore
de Bearn
Henry de Bearn Et de Chalais
John Freeman
Paria
Ross Winans
Winans
Russia
Alexander
Beatrice Winane
Prince Henry
Hely de Sagan
Prince Et de Chalais
Relative of Morgan Wihans Mile. de Bearn Visits Winchester
A relative of Morgan Wihans Mile de Bearn, a near family connection from Washington, is noted to frequently visit Winchester as the guest of Captain and Mrs. Robert L. Gray.
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Morgan Wihans
de Bearn
Washington
Winchester
Robert L. Gray
Public sale of a Winchester apartment house
Under a 1923 deed of trust and a 1925 assignment, Robert F Brill and wife offer for sale at public auction the four family apartment house on Piccadilly Street Winchester Virginia. The sale is set for 11 a m February 38 1926 in front of the county courthouse. Terms: one third cash with balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and fire insurance. Inspect or obtain details from trustees T Russell Cather and Philip Williams.
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Winchester
Robert F. Brill
County Court House
Piccadilly Street
Virginia
National Cemetery
S Aid Point
Fred N. Glaize
T. Russell Cather
Philip Williams
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Jack Holt
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F. W. Magruder
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Hagerstown
Kent St
Main St
M. H. Rosenberger
Hayfield
Winchester Credit Corp
Dept
Cincinnati
New Cutter Sleigh. Inc
Harmer
Fair Play Store
Northern Virginia Power Co
Atultz
Massanutten Barms Hatchery
Box Y
Harrisonburg
Peyton Street
Mary Moss
Graham Parsons
A. J. Wigginton
Union Bank of Winchester
Frederick
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Eee Tence
Charles J. Summers
of Virginia
Chas
J. Summers
C. M. Ebert
W. A. Bailey
State of Virginia
Chas. J. Summers
Cashler
Harry M. Sartelle
Circuit Court
Henry E. Jobe
William Jobe
Scott
Neyro
Court House
J. W. Arthur
Philadelphia
C. I. Brumback
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