Local Briefs From PD Virginia Sufferer Improved
PD Virginia January 29 Mr J. has been treated for rheumatism and moved to in law's home with daughter Mrs Wesley Bayliss aiding. Les McFarland recovering from a stroke and able to move about. Ice reports note six inches clear. Weaver, former Caln resident, plans to visit Winchester thirty days. Nelson hurt by stepping on a nail and to start a grist mill with custom grinding duties. Miss Blanche Wotring visiting sister Mrs Inez Cather near Gainesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bayliss
Les McFarland
Weaver
Calnved
Winchester
Nelson
Blanche Wotring
Inez Cather
Gainesboro
Auto repair service notice in Winchester area
The notice states the machine shop is rented by T. F. and J. J. Sirbaugh and offers the services of mechanic C. J. Carver to handle automobile troubles. Work prices are advertised as reasonable. Dated 1-29-61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Garage
C.J. Carver
T. F
J. J. Sirbaugh
Near East Relief Uses Work Pay For Refugees
Winchester contributions support Near East Relief’s labor program where adults earn corn grits as wages for road repairs home building and orphanage help. Relief workers say payments support agricultural reconstruction and seed reserves, with grain reinvested to expand next year’s activities.
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Winchester
Near East
Oliver J
Nds
Transcaucasia
Girls Initiate New Members at G A initiation party
The Girls' Athletic Association held its annual initiation for fifteen new members at the American Legion building. The event ran from 8 to 11 with pomp, pep, and club songs by Cornelia Gray and Hilda Dean. A supper followed and a hearty welcome was given to newcomers.
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The
Girls’ Athletic Association
American Legion
Cornelia Gray
Hilda Dean
Wholesale market prices at local and Baltimore outlets
Local wholesale market quotes show prices for poultry, butter, flour, hay, and cattle with figures for young chickens, hens, ducks, turkeys, and feeds. Baltimore wholesale closes with wheat and corn spot rates, reflecting a broad agricultural price snapshot.
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Ieee Aoa Ae
Gssso
Cei
Baltimore
Assaulted wife leads to 30 day jail term for Clark Smith
Clark Smith, a young laborer, was found guilty of assaulting his wife in police court yesterday afternoon before Justice Worsley. He received 30 days in jail and a $5 fine plus costs after the evidence showed he came home drunk.
Spouse Abuses Cash Spent on Liquor Sparks Altercation
A domestic dispute escalated when a wife scolded her husband for spending money on liquor and neglecting the family. In anger, Smith struck his wife in the mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pute
Smith
Mixed Sales Directory Listings for Farms and Hogs
A dense list of farm sales and personal property postings with numerous buyers and sellers across Berryville Millwood Staunton Stephens City Front Royal and related roads. Entries specify dates sellers and items stock implements feed household goods and personal property.
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C. Crist
Poland
China
Georg Black
Ridgeway
Payn Berryville
Jjobhn G. Hubbard
Grimes
HH. Ashby
H. Q. DeHaven
Hunting Ridge
Isaac Adams
Millwood Road
Clinton Polhamus
Summit Point
M. W. Snapp
Middletown
L .A. Graves
Relief
H. J. McAboy
Wadesville
B. BP. Shirley
Baker Farm
W. S. Bromley
Byers Farm
Arthur Armel
Front Royal Road
Boyce Bros
Bromley Farm
J. H. Cooper
Northwestern Grade
E. V. Bray
Berryville
S. E. Brumback
J. KE. Ware
Levi Thompson
Gaylord
George Shiley
Mr. Williams
H.W. Rutherford
W. P. Harris
Stephens City
Geo. Wynecoop
Jno, Ebert
Welltown
Dorsey Bros
J. H. Woolingham and Sons
C. H. Schlack
Senseney Road
E.M. Kackley
Crums Chapel
B. B. LaFollette
Bailey Bros
White Hall
C. R. Fogle
Red Bud Farm
Ben Byers
Rippon
W. Va
James F. Smith
Isaac Ebert
Boyce
W. F. Ramey
Stine Farm
O. R. Willey
Washington Had Part in Frederick History panel feature
The Times Dispatch presents a page long history of Winchester and Frederick County by Earl Lutz. It covers George Washington’s early failed bid for the House of Burgesses, county formation, Civil War days, local resources and statistics, and includes portraits of notable local figures and sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Washington
Frederick
Virginia
Earl Lutz
George Washington
House of Burgesses
Baltimore Sun
Middletown Notes of Residents Visit and Travel
Miss Edith Dinges of Philadelphia spent last week with Mr and Mrs J T Reely. Mr and Mrs Edward Rogers and Mr James Rogers of Washington visited R parents Mr and Mrs Rogers. Miss Edmo of Baltimore visited her parents. The Funkhouser brothers from Chicago attended the funeral of Georgia Funkhouser. Mrs N K Wise returned home after a visit with her parents in Baltimore. Mrs R A Warrick visits relatives in Washington. Mr Holmes Campbell left for Texas. Mrs Smith Cooley near town is ill with pneumonia. Miss Blanche Smith of Stephens City visited Miss Martha Reely.
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Edith Dinges
Philadelphia
J. T. Reely
Edward Rogers
James Rogers
Washington
Eer Rogers
Ana Edmo
Baltimore
Eg. Ed Messrs
Taoanenona Ned Funkhouser
Chicago
Georgia Funkhouser
N. K. Wise
E. M. Page
R. A. Warrick
Holmes Campbell
Texas
Smith Cooley
Near Town
Blanche Smith
Stephens City
Martha Reely
Realty Conveyances of county recorded in 1927
Real estate records list multiple transfers and leases. Agreements include A B Wright and Charles Keeler for a Middletown farm lease for five years from March 1 1927 with no stated consideration. Deed transfers include Charles Coleman to L Morris for 2 acres in Stonewall district for one dollar and other valuable consideration. Emma Gardner transfers include parcels on Front Royal pike and Valley Pike to Gustav Haines Walter Gardner and Hattie Clark with various realizations or affection as consideration.
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A. B. Wright
Charles Lee Keeler
Middletown
Charles” Coleman
L. Morris
Gtonewall
B. Richards
H. Ww. Butler
L. Butler
Ome
Virginia workers compensation payouts top two-year sum
The Industrial Commission of Virginia reports that $194,608 was paid to Richmonders injured on the job in the two years ending September 30, 1923. Norfolk totaled $151,102, with other cities listing amounts from Alexandria to Portsmouth and counties receiving the remainder statewide.
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Virginia
Alexandria
Bristol
Charlottesville
Danyville
Lynchburg
Newport News
Petersburg
Nee
Staunton
Affolk
Portsmouth
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ESSEX
Ebert
International Harvester Company of America
Smallwood Motor Co
Pierce and
McKown
Willard
Star
Times-Dispatch
Jud. J. Vica Insurance
Rouss Avenue
Ford
Fordson
Winchester Motor Co
Chapman
Ford Agency
Dodge
Buick
Valley Ave
Robin Hood’s
Nottingham
Sraight
Sherwood Forest
Robin Hood
Doughty Robin
Hardy Merchant
Round Robin Hood
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