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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1922

Page

7

Heavy Snow Wallops Upper Valley Across Virginia

Snow blanketed the Upper Valley with 9 to 10 inches between Staunton and Lexington and about 6 inches near Harrisonburg by noon. The storm began about 6 am in the northern Valley and showed no sign of letting up. Reports from Richmond Danville and Roanoke confirm heavy falls overnight. Indications of continued snowy weather appeared this afternoon.

Staunton Lexington Harrisonburg Baltimore and Ohio Valley Virginia Thas Richmond Danville Roanoke

State Drops Case Against Tom Pearson

Berryville Va Jan 27 Thom as Pearson living under a charge of causing the death of Charles Longerbeam in May 1920 is a free man upon the Commonwealths motion Judge Whiting entered an order of nol prosequi in Clarke County Circuit Court The Supreme Court of Appeals granted a writ of error in the case and Attorney General Saunders said the evidence did not show a crime The defendant was tried in August 1920 and sentenced to four years six months in the penitentiary on appeal the case went to the High Court

Berryville Thomas Pearson Charles Longerbeam Commonwealth Whiting Clarke County Nolle Prosequi Supreme Court of Appeals Saunders Pearson Clarke Ward and Larrick Winchester Blackburn Smith

Pearson Claims Innocence After Mountain Road Incident

Pearson maintained he did not strike Longerbeam when the latter jumped from a wagon on a mountain road. Confident of acquittal, he traveled to Millwood to seek a room to open a barber shop.

Pearson Young Longerbeam Millwood

Ritter Family Reaches City for Recuperation

The Rev. and Mrs. T. Dewey Ritter and their two children from Gettysburg Pa have arrived to rest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ritter on National avenue. The Rev. Mr Ritter is recovering from a serious illness after an appendicitis operation and serves as pastor of the United Brethren Church in Gettysburg.

T. Dewey Ritter Gettysburg T. H. Ritter National Avenue Mr. Ritter United Brethren Church

Excursion Tickets to Washington Sold by Local Agents

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ticket agents authorized to sell excursion tickets to Washington for the train leaving here 77.42.8. On Sunday it was a need today at the local station. Alfred Connolly and Ed ward Wheeler George Washington University students returned to Washington last evening after visiting Mr. Lawrence C. Hollis. Mrs. J. F. Sencindiver and her little son left for Strasburg Virginia to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Jarrett.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Washington Messrs Alfred Connolly Edward Wheeler George Washington University Lawrence C. Hollis J. F. Sencindiver Strasburg, Va P. N. Jarrett

Ford Sales Exceed Million in 1921 Figures

Ford Motor Company reports 1921 sales of cars trucks and tractors totaling 1 093 000 in the United States. The gain over the previous year amounts to 104 213 units, according to a Ford office statement in Detroit.

Ford United States Detroit

Public Sale of City Property in Winchester Virginia

Decree in Charles Strange vs Frank Strange case orders sale of No 18 Freemont Street Winchester VA 39 ft by 100 ft fronting on Freemont at public auction February 11 1922 at 12 o clock noon. Terms: one third cash and balance in two yearly installments secured by deed of trust and fire policy. Special Commissioner M M Lynch. Clerk J B Beverley. Bond approved January 7 1922.

Corporation Court Charles Strange Frank Strange Court House Winchester Virginia Freemont Street Said Street George Nickens Charles Herod

Doggie’s Thumbs Lost to Burrow Risk in Puppies

The inside leg claws called thumbs and big toes remain as four real toes on each paw. Puppies often lose the tiny claws to prevent damage when burrowing. Many dogs are born without them.

Marjorie Dennison Rescued From Orchard Pool Dam

Marjorie Dennison slips from her parents on a hot August day and wanders to the old orchard estate. She is trapped by a log dam in a pool when a foot catches, then rescued by Carter Devereaux who had posted a warning notice. She thanks him and vows to tell how grateful she is for disobeying the notice.

Marjorie Dennison Marjorie Carter Devereaux

No Swimming Allowed Yet She Swims Anyway

Marjorie, after scaling a fence into a secluded country pool, ignores a sighted no swimming notice. She sheds her clothes to reveal a black bathing suit and enters the water with expert, fearless strokes, proving mastery of the water despite the sign.

Marjorie

Belfast will of Fred G White with grudge tied to city office

A long standing clause in Fred G White of Belfast Maine will directs five thousand dollars to the Belfast free library under trusteeship with a lifeline: the income must avoid a named city official or library trustee each year. If that person serves, the income reverts to the estate for residuary legatees.

Fred G. White Belfast Cither Belfast Free Library Blank

Quieting Title and Relocation of Graves in Winchester Case

A chancery suit in Winchester seeks to quiet title to Lot No. 81 on Woodstock Lane and to relocate bodies from the old Methodist Cemetery to Mount Hebron Cemetery. Unknown heirs of Ruth Baker and others are ordered to appear within ten days after publication. The order, issued by Clerk J. B. Beverley, directs publication in The Evening Star for four weeks and posting at the courthouse.

Ruth Baker Jacob Anderson Ann M. Anderson Jane Anderson Eliza Anderson Ann Jane Baker Maurice Cave Boyd William Cave Chas. L. Curtis Norah B. Curtis William Dalby Deahl Mary Emmons Alice Firl Emma Filler Sydney Ann Forney Louisa Margaret Bains Oliver Bush Elizabeth Brusa William J. Brent E C. Brown Elisabeth Foster Nellie Grubb Clara Grubb W. French Henry James Henry Henry Hite Catherine Hite Ruth Jinkins Elizabeth Jinkins John W. Kane Virginia Kiger Helen Lake William Lauck Elizabeth Ann Lauck Cornelia Wilson Lindsay Samuel Miller Lindsay James B. Lowery Lizzie Lowery Elizabeth Lowery Mary Marstuay Elizabeth Manborn Miller Mary C. Miller Mary Jane Smith Towers Joseph A. Ward George Edward Ward Old Methodist Winchester Virginia George Reed Beatty Carson James Wall Woodstock Lane Mount Hebron Old Methodist Episcopal The Methodist Episcopal Church Corporation Court Siad Corporation Court Evening Star J. B. Beverley Harry R. Kern

Divorce Action Withdrawn by Nonresident Defendant

Complainant Hila Franks Grims seeks divorce a vinculo matrimonii from Robert Grimes in Winchester Virginia. Courts order service by publication for four weeks in The Evening Star and posting at the courthouse door. defendant must appear within fifteen days after due publication.

Robert Grimes Corporation Court Winchester Virginia Hila Franks Grims Evening Star

Frederick County Virginia chancery order in Albin heirs case

In Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia the case Mary C Albin vs Ray Albin and others seeks master commissioner report on Emanuel J Albin estate including heirs fealty and partition in kind if possible and personal property accounts to settle with M M Lynch as administrator. Notice published for four weeks and hearing set February 8 1922 at 9 am to 5 pm at 14 Rouse Ave Winchester VA to carry out December 29 1921 decree.

Ray Albin Emanuel J. Albin Angel J. Albin M. M. Lynch Admr Wourth Winchester Virginia Rouse Avenue Winchester, A Rouss Ave Joseph B. Newlin Ward & Larrick

Altitude in astronomy defined and measured

The article explains altitude as the vertical angle above the horizon and distinguishes apparent altitude from true altitude after correcting for parallax and refraction. It includes stray dialogue illustrating a misquoted exchange and lacks complete context.

Public Sale of Valuab le Property in Frederick County Virginia

Public sale ordered by decree in the chancery case of Sidney L Bay against Russell Brown et al to be held at Iron County Court House Virginia at eleven o clock a m The property includes three tracts totaling about Fifteen acres with woodland and farm buildings The sale will be for cash and two deferred payments secured by bonds and a deed of trust with interest at six percent The sale notice is recorded in Will Book 39 page ue and is conducted by Special Commissioner Arry R Kern and Bond of security has been provided by Harry R Kern as required by law

Sidney L. Bay Russell Brown Frederick County Iron County Court House Wir Virginia Frederick Nain Bell John Clark George. Masand F. Russell Geo Mason Ley Boyd Mill Road Will Glaize Lloyd Benjamin Brown Brown John Brown Will Corded Chase Arry R. Kern Herberts, Larrige Harry R. Kern Cy Brannon

Simple Rule for Fewer and Less Use

A concise guide explains that fewer is for countable nouns and less for quantity. It notes the correct form in examples like I have no fewer than 100 bushels, while warning against using less in counting nouns.

Bubers

Air freshening method in a tek room description

A former instruction describes soaking a sheet in a lightly salted ammonia solution, wringing nearly dry, and hanging it before an open window to create a scented breeze. The archaic phrasing notes a pall of water and a small amount of ammonia or Astérine.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Norfolk and Western Wheat Belt Winchester Realty Co., Inc Rouss Avenue Winchester, Va H. J. Movery Hotel Jack Tom Pearson S.S.S M. M.lynch Ener Zi Scne McClure Maine H. KK. Green Tempest Harry H. Willis Als Ella Franks Grimes Moling & Seal Circuit’ Court Mary C. Albin Hewey
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