Brucetown Fourth Sees Villagers on Shenandoah and Visits
Brucetown Virginia residents spent the Fourth of July along the Shenandoah River and with friends in Winchester. Mrs. Pierce guests, Osborn O Connell visits Buena Vista, Hyer family visits with Fannie Smithey, Legg family hosts, and Ray Boden hosts. The Epworth League plans July contests with four pets, including Henry Ford the owl, who vanished. Howard Whetzel improves from typhoid at Memorial Hospital. Quarterly Brucetown circuit meetings set at Emmanuel Church in Stephenson July 7 and 8.
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Brucetown
Shenandoah River
Winchester
Dudley Pierce
W. W. Tanquary
Pierce
Osborn O'Connell
Buena Vista
Charles Hyer
Charles
Fannie Smithey
Charles Jr
John Legg
Ray
Raymond Boden
Epworth League
Henry Ford
Joseph Bragg
Joseph
Russell Huyett
Reading ‘A
W. B. Timberlake
Cartie Swimtey
Furman Bragg
Martinsburg
S.B. Purcell
B. Purcell
Chiltedthe
Ohio
A. L. Price
A. C. Swimsey
Brucetown Circeuit
Emmanuel Church
Stephenson
Howard Whetzel
Memorial Hospital
For Sale Property List Includes Dwellings and Lands
A sale notice lists 138 acre tariff with 25 acres screek flats on the pike at 2000.00. A seven room dwelling in excellent condition on a large lot asks 4500. Two four dwellings of six rooms and hall each on Main street priced 7200. Investment potential emphasized. Insurers invite inspection of improved or unimproved property listings.
Capon Bridge Local Notes Festival and Visits
Capon Bridge notes report the juvenile missionary society of the M E Church planning a lawn festival at J M Wardee home. Hilda Lovett of Stephens City is visiting relatives, while Clyde Sirbaugh and Winifred Nixos from Akron spend vacation locally. Harvesting is underway and residents visit Baltimore Washington and Winchester. A five foot three inch black snake is exhibited by Frank Shuler.
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Capon Bridge
Juvenile Missionary Society of
M. EK
J.M
J. M. Ward
Winifred Ward
Baltimore
Washington
Mary. Brumbaugh
Winchester
T. J. Funkhouser
Frank Shuler
John Smith
Ed. Barrow
Paw Paw
Lelia Walford O
Local Candidates File for Primary in Frederick County
Frederick County and City voters hear announcements from several candidates. Names include Lee N. Shiaing, Harry W. Hick, H. G. DHA, WM. B. SMITH, J. M. MASSIE, and Ler PANNETT seeking positions as Supervisor, Sheriff, or related offices in the Democratic primary set for August 7, 1923.
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Oferick County
Virginia
Pannett
Adams Announces Candidacy for General Assembly and Local Office
The document records CHAS ADAMS declaring candidacy for the General Assembly representing Frederick, Clarke, and Winchester. also seeking a Gainesboro supervisor post. It notes Democratic primary rules and a pledge of duty if nominated and elected, with garbled remnants of other candidacy statements for Stonew.
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Gainesboro
General Assembly
Frederick County
Clarke County
Winchester
Deley
Rag Peary
Tattarul
Chas * Adams
Bids Sought for Jail Furnace Installation in County
County seeks bids to install a hot water furnace at the county jail. Inquiries directed to Gliff Luther Pannett at the jail or H. B. Kline of Vaucluse. Bids must be filed at the County Clerk's Office before August 6. Rights reserved to reject any or all bids. H B Kline chairman Freder of Supervisors tek County Board.
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Gliff Luther Pannett
H. B. Kline
Vaucluse
Yard Party For School Ground Improvements Planned
Chambersville Va July 6 A yard party is set for Saturday July 14 at the school grounds to raise funds for school ground improvements A Sunday preaching service at Round Hill Methodist Church will be led by Rev Heffle from Charles Town who takes over replacingRev Weikle after completing college this spring Local residents including the Craigs and Goodes visited relatives here and several families moved or hosted guests in the community.
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Chambersville
Round Hill Methodist Church
Heffle
Charles Town
Weikle
George Craig
Winchester
Ray Good
Pearl Larrick
Baker
Thomas Lowery
Gore
Shaffer
Lillian Cooper
Mary Sherman
Messrs
Strother Sherman
Lester Pangle
Pleasant Home
John Haupman
Albert Ritter
Wardensville
Philip Ritter
Arthur Coiper
Apple output figures gathered by request of friends
David F. Yost of the Cooper Merchandise and Oil Company gathers figures on his apple crop at the request of many friends who have been interested in the project for years. He travels over a wide area to compile data and share insights on production.
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Katherine Perry
Tully MA Seamap
L.A
Doris Pawn
Nick DE Ruiz
Walter
Giecast
David F. Yost
Cooper. Merchandise ,and Oil Company
Apple Crop Estimates Across Virginia Counties
A regional report lists apple crop estimates by county in a leading industry territory. Frederick 300000 barrels, Berkeley 275000, Jefferson 86000 to 50000, Clarke 45000, Warren 36000, Shenandoah 80000 to 85000, Rockingham 75000, Augusta 60000 to 65000. Also note architect W Griesser of Pittsburgh faces authorization limits on selling his Welcome Island project.
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Frederick
Berkeley
Jefferson
Clarke
Warren
Shena Andoah
Rockingham
Aususie
Tely
W. Griesser
Pittsburgh
Grisser
Atlantic
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