Executor's Sale of Elisha Orndoff Property in Frederick County
G Harry Richard executor announces a public auction of the Elisha Orndorff farm in Frederick County Virginia. The 252 acre property near Mt Williams two miles southwest of it on Wardensville road offers 175 acres timber, a near new six room house and barn with immediate possession. Sale February 15 1924 at 11 am in Winchester with terms one third cash and two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Orndoff
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
G. Harry. Richard
Elisha Orndorff
Mary Orndorff
Court House
Winchester
Mt. Williams
Wardensville Rade
George Hulver
Harry M. Sartelle
Harry Richard
D. Duvall & Dunn
Grimes Named Principal Office for Ore Spring Milling Co
Grimes a hamlet in north Frederick county is named the principal office for a new Ore Spring Milling Corporation with charter admitted to record in Frederick County Circuit Clerk’s Office. The plant will operate a flour and meal mill and engage in related industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Frederick County
Ore Spring Milling Corporation
Circuit Clerk’s
Nendustry
General Milling Company Board Officers and Directors
The officers are William Dorsey president L F Dorsey vice president R W Dorsey treasurer W B Harper secretary. The board of directors includes E R Dorsey and O J Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Milling
William Dorsey
L. F. Dorsey
R. W. Dorsey
W. B. Harper
E. R. Dorsey
O. J. Dorsey
Prohibition in Turkey Ends As Assembly Backs Monopoly
The Turkish national assembly approved Ismet Pasha's plan to restore liquor as a state monopoly, ending prohibition in Turkey. In Virginia court records, Hollaner & Philips Co. seek to administer the estate of Arthur Doncey and settle the Stephens City Evaporating Co. debts, with notices issued to nonresidents to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Turkey
Constantinople
The
Daily Mail
Ismet Pasha
National Assembly
Bessie Doncey
Virginia L. Davis
City Power and Water Tax Bill Halted by Committee
A House finance committee vote postponed the measure taxing municipal water and power companies, citing constitutional limits and potential revenue loss for counties. The debate centered on Charlottesville and its recent water bond project, while other actions included auto license timing changes and purging election lists.
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Gatewood
House
Burg
Charlottesville
Bedm Itton
Barksdale
Newsburg
Atewood
Homer Richey
Supreme Court
Gibson
House Committee On
Richards
Haseen
Senate Committee On Courts of Justice
Smith
Virginia Railway and Power Company
Byrd
Winchester
Circuit
Corporation Court
Lesner
Norfolk
Vaughan
State Highway Commission
Williams
State Board of Education
Winchester Chamber Extends Hours To 9 P M For Licenses
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce will stay open until 9 o clock tonight and tomorrow night to help the public obtain licenses before February 1. Police will arrest automobile owners lacking 1924 licenses on February 1 morning with no excuses. The public is urged to appreciate the chamber for keeping these three nights open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Winchester ‘Chamber of Commerce
Painters Refocus Still Life Studies in Scotland
The article notes a shift among still life painters toward extensive study in Scotland. It highlights the influence of Scottish scenery on composition and tone and mentions artists pursuing new courses and studios there.
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Scotland
Card of Thanks for Charles W. J. Hardy
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy shown after the loss of husband and father Charles W. J. Hardy. Cards, flowers and acts of kindness were gratefully received by Mrs. Hardy and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. J. Hardy
Mrs. Hardy
Musings of a Misanthrope
A spendthrift invariably gets foot value for his money. The remark reflects a skeptic view of wasteful spending and personal restraint in financial choices.
National Forests Open in Shenandoah Valley for Recreation
The 560000 acres of Shenandoah and Natural Bridge National Forests in Virginia and nearby regions are opened for recreation. Forester F W Read announced the move, highlighting camping fishing hiking and easy access from East bus centers. The Forest Service touts colonial Civil War legends underground caverns and scenic routes as key draws for tourists and weekend campers.
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Shenandoah
Nia
Virsee Seenen
Shenan‘doah
F. W. Read
Boho
Natural Bridge
Ac Orely
Tks
Sam
Appalachian
Harrisonburg
Lower
Valley
Shenandoah Mountains
Allegheny
Shenandoah National Forest
Shenandoah Valley
Shenandoah Forest
Appalachians
Natural Bridge Forest
Natural Bridge National Forest
Virginia
Forest Service
Cedar Creek
Otter
Blue Ridge
James River
Monongahela Forest
West Virginia
Unaka National Forest
Tennessee
North Carolina
Bristol
Mount Washington
White Mountains
King of New England
Mount Mitchell
Great Smoky Mountains
Plans for Appalachian Trail to unite and expand recreation
The article describes plans to create a 2000 mile Appalachian Trail network linking independent Sead under a unified system. It envisions new recreation communities along the route, with the Forest Service aligning trail plans in National Forests. It notes large numbers of hikers and promotes Southern Appalachian National Forests as a premier vacation area akin to Western forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Forest Service
Missisippi
Appalachian Mountains
Far West
Southern Appalachians
Southern Appalachian
Democratic Caucus Renominates Seven Circuit Judges
The joint Democratic caucus of the Virginia General Assembly re elected seven circuit judges and also renominated the second auditor Rosewell Page and registrar John W. Richardson. Names include rt G. Southall for the 4th circuit and John W. Fishburne for the 8th circuit among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Registrar of the Land Office
Commission On
Rosewell Page
John W. Richardson
Rt G. Southall
John W. Fishburne
Joseph W. Chinn, Jr
Samuel G. Brent
H. B. Gregory
Edward
Nomination to Fill Vacancy on Court of Appeals
Judge John J. Stewart of the 30th circuit was appointed to file in the 23rd circuit after the resignation of Judge Presto Campbell who will take Joseph L. Kelly’s place on the Superior Court of Appeals. T. Carter, 24th circuit, was also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lard
John J. Stewart
Tion
23Rd Circuit
Presto Campbell
Joseph L. Kelly
Bup Court of Appeals
T. Carter
24Th Circuit
Baby chicks for sale and hatchery services in Virginia
Rhode Island Reds Rocks Buff Orpingtons White Leghorn and mixed chicks offered with hatching Jan 22 and Jan 20 and February delivery. Shenandoah Commercial Hatchery Maurertown VA advertises custom hatching. In a Virginia circuit court notice Fred J Glaize trading as Brother v S Bowers et al sets forth decree details and a commissioner hearing on December 27 1923 at 10 am to produce evidence and documents at 40 Rousse Ave Winchester Virginia.
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Rhode Island
Shenandoah
Re . S. Bowers
Kate J. Bowers
Jol Ridgeway
Aeeemeee
M. M. Lynch
Tr Tee
A. G. Mellinger
Fliams
Corers
A. S. Bowers
Commissioner's Office
Rousse
Winchester
Virginia
Philip Williams
Harry R. Kern
P. G. Ward & Larrick
Attys
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Rep.schulberg
aPn
Gaston’ ‘Glass ,Ruth Cliffor
Edith,yorke
Olge Printzlau
Pathe Review
Colonial
Office OF
NEW Industry
County of Frederick
Hollaner & Philips,Co., Inc
Et Als. Plaintiffs
T. R. Cather, P. Q
Lionses
American Picture
Jesse L. Lasky
Emerson
Hough
D. Albin
Jesse Smith
Baby Chicks
Melvin Shram
Maurertown, Va
Vv. S. Shailel
Countrginia
Fred. J. Glaize
I Brother
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