Public Sale of Valuab le Real Estate
Public sale of valuable real estate listing multiple tracts in a county, totaling about 260 acres, conveyed from F. Orndorff and linked to Mary L. Orndorff and Gertie M. Orndorff. Terms require one third cash, rest in two equal installments with deeds of trust and insurance on buildings. Sold by Special Commissioners Lynch Guier and J W Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Orndorff
F. Orndorff
Silas B. Pifer
Gertie M. Orndorf
Special Master to Hear Evidence on Land Condemnation
A United States District Court Special Master in Virginia will hear oral evidence and view documentary proofs at 18 Rouss Avenue Winchester on February 1 1919 to detail taxes liens costs and fees for the 793.18 acre land tract in Frederick county and oversee compensation for services in the condemnation proceeding. The order directs notices to counsel parties and outlines filing and exception steps in the clerk’s office.
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Aleo
Commonwealth of Virginia
Frederick
Iim
Arden Pathy
Suyneh‘burg
James P. Beandon
Hsg
Winchester
Virginia
Stanley W. Martin
Louis H. Price
Frederick County
Back Creek Township
Mountain Falls
Big Divide
William Deakins
Holmes Goured
T. Moore
Ann Reilly
Makster
Rouss Avenue
James P. Reardon
United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
Clarke land sale near Perryville raises acreage total
In Perryville Virginia on January 15 John Richardson bought roughly 82 acres east of the railroad near Gayford from the Humstons and partners. The land part of Monterey spreads into Fairview with no buildings and was valued at 100 dollars per acre. The purchase adds to Richardson’s existing Clarke county holdings bringing his total land near Gaylord to about 500 acres. The estate historically belonged to his father, a major Clarke county landowner before the Civil War.
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John Richardson
Messrs
J View
A Lacey
B. A
E. J. Humston
Ofers of
Monterey
Gayford
Lewis
Clarke Coluany
Richardson
Gaylord
Clarke County
Bible lectures begin six month series by Rev Walters
The Rev W T Walters opens a six month series of Bible lectures to deepen the Word of God and aid Sunday school teachers and others. Outlines will be provided by a blackboard and attendees are asked to bring Bibles and note books.
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W. T. Walters
Gypsy Smith Union Revival Planned in Winchester
Winchester ministers vote to hold a union revival with Gypsy Smith and Rev. Wher and ustinger leading. Services start February 5 at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church with participation from city churches and non resident pastors.
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Appa Ealigny
Winchester Ministerial Association
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Gipey Smith
Wher & Ustinger
Winchkester
Jhis
Patbors
Company 1 Man Back From War
Corporal John W. Hughes of Hirnisonbang Virginia has returned from France after serving in Company I 116th Infantry. He arrived at Camp Stuart Newport News Virginia aboard a slow ship taking 16 days. He was wounded in action on October 24 with details of wounds not disclosed. Cards from him were in his handwriting.
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Ohn’ W. Hughes
Hir
Nisonbang
France
Tim
Gilval
Stuart
Newport News
Hughes
California Syrup of Figs Uses For Constipated Children
Mothers urged to give a tea spoonful of California Syrup of Figs when a child shows coated tongue and signs of constipation. The ad claims gentle cleansing of stomach liver and bowels within hours, notes popularity among mothers, and warns to demand the genuine product made by California Fig Syrup Company.
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Iver
California
O California Fig Syrup Company
Reverend Keen Announces Sunday Services in Middletown
The Rev. M. H. Keen of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Middletown releases Sunday services for January 19. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. led by E. O. Larrick, sermon at 11 a.m. titled Jesus As a Preacher, preaching at Hite Chapel at 3 p.m., then 7:30 p.m. sermon by the pastor Paul As a Preacher. All are invited.
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M. H. Keen
T He Methodist Episcopal Church
Soush
Middletown
Larrick
Jesus
Moth Balls in the Orient Stirs Odd Recollection
An American recounts a wartime note about moth balls found in Singapore after a Siberian journey. He describes storing heavy travel clothes in a trunk and asking a drugstore for moth balls, prompting a puzzled reaction from the chemist.
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Orient
Singapore
Siberia
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