Naval Service Hears Death of Tayloe Perry's Niece
In Chartes County Virginia Naval Service Miss Tayloe Perry received word that her niece Mary Lippitt Graham died several days ago at her Porto Rico home. She had many Winchester, Was. friends and was formerly Miss Mary Lippitt daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William F. Lippitt of Cupriestown. She leaves a husband and a one year old son and her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayloe Perry
Chartess
Es Stewart Graham
Porto’ 'Rivo
Winchester
Mary “Lippitt
William F. Lippitt
Cupriestown
Monsof
San
Former Miss Lippit Dies in Porto Rico
Paik Shryock, son of Mrs and the late Mr Fred R ock, who recently enlisted in the States Navy, has been accepted for service and began training at Norfolk Virginia after passing examinations. He is described as one of Winchester's best young men, popular and well liked, with friends confident in his ability to stand in a fight.
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Paik
Shryock
Fred. Rock
States’ Navy
Norfolk
Winchester
Hand Split By Falling On Ice
Mr. Harry H. Willis a post office clerk suffered a painful accident after slipping on icy pavement in front of Dr Walter Coxs office at Piccadilly and Braddock streets. The little finger of his left hand was badly torn and he was bruised and dazed before aid from Lieut. and Mrs. Edwin C. Yost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Willis
Post Office
Walter Cox
Piccadilly
Braddock Streets
Edwin C. Yost
Mr. Willis
Train Arrivals Note From Philadelphia to Winchester
Fragmentary railway notice records train arrivals and daily schedules between Philadelphia and Winchester with stated times. It mentions A Riddle and A J Tong e as officials and a Sunday only service detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaethern
Washngton
Alex Ayaandig
Harrisonbur
Brane Y Beret
Ieee
Ceuardad
Barrisoburg
Daensonburg
Strasstini
Aicardria Und Weitlington
Washington
Winchester
A. Riddle
P. A. J. A Tonge
Report of the Condition of the Bank 1924 Figures
The document lists financial figures including totals and balances such as 2,079,688.00 and 1,795,020.99, with multiple line items and sums referencing assets liabilities and capital. It appears to be a bank or financial institution report detailing various accounts and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.S
U.S. Treasu
Federal Reserve Bank
Financial report of a Winchester Frederick bank 1918
Located at Winchester in Frederick County Virginia this report covers the close of business December 3 1917 for the State Corporation Commission. It lists assets including loans deposits time certificates and securities and shows liabilities and capital. Signatures and notary attestations dated January 9 1918 by J I Sloat cashier and Mary J Brown notary.
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Winchester
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley Nat.Bank
U.S
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Ieee
Sane Perenne
County of
Frederick
Iim
G. Hardy
WM. G. Hardy
Count of Frederick Stave
State Corporgan Commission
John I. Spoat
Commercial & Saving Bank
State of Virginia
John I. Sloat
Mary J. Brown
N. P
Local Industry Orders Narrowly Target Certain Firms
State administrator declares order applies to Stephens City firm and closes lime companies in Richmond area. Schools stay open. Handley Library closed Mondays during the order. Empire Theater and most stores must close. doctors dentists drugstores and food sellers may stay open until noon Monday for food only.
Mr J Li Maphia Visits Richmond for Business
Mr J Li Maphia spends several days in Richmond on business, conducting meetings and seeking local partnerships.
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Mr. J. Li. Maphia
Richmond
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Bristol
Broien
Roanoke
Welch
Norton
Williainaon
Uckson Ville
Shenatdoah Sda
Philadelphia
Sheidodoad Siuecti
Hagerstowr
Hagerstown
Pullman Sleeper
Phila Pt Otk
A . Ww. C. Saunders
Cheraleer
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Win Est
Hagerbrown Grescantie
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Amiers
Ib Cheeti
Iste
Farmers and Merchants National “Bank
Edéral Reserve Bank
Alue
Banking House
Awful
Ks Ath Hatikers
Wen
Total
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Suerte
National Bankes
Ashier
Warloan
State of
Fuller
Ant
H. D. Fuller
W. P. McGuire
M. M. Lynch
S. M. Chiles
O. R. McCann
I. N. Good
Noatec and Hillerec
John W. Rice
Lewis B. Cowperski
Gray Williams
Hilda B. Dean
Kosmodel
Baltimos
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Miek’s
Miller’s Drug Store
Qunday
Marke
Vorkstreen
Nev
VY Smith
Busters
Orguuisi
Holy Communion
Church OF
Sacred Heart
Garner Main and
Cees. Streets
John McVerry
First Christian
Braddock
Clifford
W. T. Walters
Christian Endeavor Society
Friends’ Meeting
Washington and
Piccadilly Streets
Grace Lutheran
West Waterstree
George
Bowers
D.D
J .B. Cooper
Methodist Episcopal
Corner Market
Cork Streets
G. Spencer
Hunter N. Kern
South
South Braddock St
Ff. M. Richardson
AR Snider
Epworth League
W. G. Hardy
Mission
Hichland Avenue
F Ashley
Wy Land Avenue Presbyterian
Ted Brethron
North Srad- Anelkstesat
Rtarns
Saclaty Hriertan Findaveor
L. M.fries
Vinwek Priver
Gyersteaftsy
Wnbodhm
Ios
National
State Banke
Seanese Papereutronep Lk kGb
Ohga CO
Yoral
J. A, Richard
J Henry Moling
James M, Brown
A. C. Slonaker
Ierbert 8
Larrick
Johnson
Fairfax Lane
FORD
F. Crim
Ee W. Johnson
Edith Graybeal
Walbert Graybeal
Mrs
J. C. Ford
Charlestown
Ww. Va
Uncle Sam
Liberty Bond
White Sale
Winister White
Just
Moling & Seal
Erne A
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Ncess
Eve
Chapman's Auto
South Main Street
Faulkner
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