Public sale of city property in Winchester Virginia
By decree in the Corporation Court on December 21 1921 the undersigned offers for sale at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia at 12 oclock on Saturday February 11 1922 the property No 18 on the east side of Freemont street fronting 39 feet 6 inches and back 100 feet adjoining George Nickens estate and others late Charles Herod owned. Terms one third cash and balance in two annual installments bonds payable with interest secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. Special Commissioner M M Lynch. Clerk J B Beverley. Winchester Va 11 4w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Charles Strange
Frank Strange
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Freemont Street
Said Street
George Nickens
Charles Herod
M. M. Lynch
J. B. Beverley
Charles “H. Light
City of
Joseph Lyder
South Market Street
Pall Mall Street
Charles Light
Harry R.kern
Public Sale of Automobiles in Winchester Virginia
By virtue of executions in my hands I will offer at public auction in front of the Court House in Winchester Virginia on Saturday February 4 1922 at 2 o clock p m the following automobiles and trucks Maxwell truck one and one half ton capacity body and cab and in good mechanical condition Overland Sedan 5 passenger in good condition Hudson Model M Super Six 7 passenger good condition These cars may be inspected at Hicks Motor Co Terms of Sale Cash L PANNETT Sheriff Wu vall Dunn Auctioneers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Winchester
Maxwell
Hudson
Hicks’ Motor Co
Public Sale Of Valuab le Property In Frederick County Virginia
Decree in chancery cause Sidney L Davis vs Russell Brown et al schedules a public auction in Winchester within Frederick County. Three parcels total about nineteen acres near Nain include wooded land a house and barn and timber with terms: one third cash sale day, balance in one and two years secured by deed of trust and two bonds plus six percent interest. Special Commissioner Harry R Kern with Bond and Clerk Brannon oversee the sale. Date appears as January 17 1924 or 1921 context from record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney L. Davis
Russell Brown
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Nain
Personal notes from Winchester readers
Miss Ruth Guyer returns from visits in Philadelphia and New York. C K Comley leaves for Harrisonburg to seek timber. Rev Dr W H Woods returns from Washington after preaching. Mrs B E Calvert has returned home from Memorial Hospital and is much improved. Thomas B Byrd goes to Timberville. H M Larrick and wife return to Newport News from Hayfield. Larrick is a locomotive engineer for C and O Railway. Susan Saulsbury, former business teacher in Winchester, rushes home to Denton due to her father’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Guyer
Philadelphia
New York
BE. D. Calvert
Memorial Hospital
South Main Street
H. M. Larrick
Scott T. Larrick
Hayfield
Newport News
Mr. Larrick
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Susan Saulsbury
Winchester Public Schools
Denton
Maryland
Nominations and Inauguration Details in Virginia Politics
The Virginia political scene reports the confirmation of governor appointments by a 24 to 11 Senate vote amid party strife. Prominent Richmond women press for the governor’s choices at the penitentiary. Trinkle’s inauguration moves indoors due to weather. Highway Department reform and the medical college merger battle loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia League of Women Voters
Lucy Mason
Richmond League of Women Voters
Richmond
Virginia
Rison
Pittsylvania County
Senate
Trinkle
Senator Trinkle
House of Delegates
Capitol
Davis
House
Medical College
State Highway Department
Highway Department
George P. Coleman
G. Walter Mapp
Accomac
Senator Mapp
Mapp
Market has a Brief Recovery
The stock market recovered briefly today on buying of corn products Sumatra tobacco Mexican petroleum Mercantile Marine preferred and Wilson preferred rising 1 to 2 points before noon Call money on free offerings opened at 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Sumatra Tobacco
Mexican Petroleum
Mercantile Marine
Wilson
Fire Destroys Dozen Buildings in Claysville Fire
A stove in a store overheated and started a blaze in Claysville Pennsylvania. Within two hours about twelve buildings were destroyed and damages were estimated at 250000 dollars. Firefighters from Washington ten miles away aided the effort but the fire was still burning at ten o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claysville
Washington
Tennessee town tale sparks silent dinner joke
A Tennessee man’s pride in staying quiet at dinner prompts a New Yorker to share a Tennessee joke about a grocer and a child asking about onions. The anecdote ends with Hicks’s wife discovering a memo about a ribbon for a typewriter and a husband’s attempt to explain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Philadelphia
Hicks
Lippincott’s
Winchester House and Lot for Sale Auction Notice
Public auction to sell the Joseph Lyder property in Winchester Virginia fronting South Market Street and extending Pall Mall Street. The sale on February 25 1922 requires one third cash and two thirds via purchaser bonds due one and two years from sale with 6 percent interest, secured by trust deed and fire policy. R Gray Williams trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray Williams
Burglar scare mistake ends with husband’s legs seen
Mrs Hicks recalls hearing a noise at night and seeing a leg under the bed, but it belonged to her husband who also woke. The exchange turns into a humorous note about misperceived danger.
True to Principles Eggplant Compromise
Mr Converse, a vegetarian, opposes eggs for his children. Miss Wabble mocks the stance and jokes about offering hand painted eggplants as a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Converse
Miss Wabble
Train Schedules and Pullman Services for Berryville Route
The notice lists Norfolk and Western lines serving Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah and surrounding stations with Pullman sleepers Parlor cars and cafe service. It includes train numbers 18 1 220 27 28 447 and 2 with times and routes to Roanoke Bristol Shenandoah Washington Philadelphia New York and Memphis. Fares schedules and reservations are available via H H Burks Berryville VA and W Saunders Roanoke VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Harrieburg
Philadelphia
New Yor
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Pullman
H. H. Burks
Berryville
W. ©. Saunders
Gen
Roanoke, Va
Pedestrians Rights Highlighted For South Walkers
A terse note urges South pedestrians to know their rights and reminds that they have a few protections. The commentary stresses awareness without detailing specific laws or procedures.
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Clarke County
Norfolk and Western
Wheat Belt
Winchester Realty Co., Inc
Rouss Avenue
Winchester, Va
H. J. Movery
Hotel Jack
National Sales
S. Main St
Reet Tet Og
L. Pannett
Sheriff
Wuvall & Dunn
Campbell
John Clark
George Mason
F. Russell
Levi Boyd
Will Glaize
Benjamin Brown
John Brown
Harry R. Kern
Herbert S. Larrick
C. Cy. Brannon
C. K. Comley
Harrisonburg
W. H. Woods
Mrarles W. Trenary
Mrs. L. ©. Mooers
Staunton, Va
Thomas B. Byrd
Timberville, Va
Joaard
Piritual
Leamington
England
Stratford
Avon
Finland
Jud Tunkins
The
LA Porte Fabrics
H. Ek. Green
Tempest
Zemo
Winchester House
Futterby
Social Workers’ Society
Norfolk & Western
Madras
Percale
Moling & Seal
J. W. Thompson
Boyce
Holmes Lloyd
W. Thompson
Olmes Lloyd
He W. Thompson
Feltner & West Auctioneers
United States
Funk & Son
Main Street
Huntsberry
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