Legal notice in Frederick county court proceedings 1929
A county court notice in Frederick Virginia requires defendants not residing in Virginia to appear within days after publication. The order directs weekly publication for four weeks in the Evening Star in Westmoreland and posting at the courthouse front door before a July 1929 deadline. Also includes notes on a lumber land sale affidavit and a farm ration and poultry subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
B. McCann
Bill
John Iyman Baker
Elizabeth Virginields
Douglas 2
Ester
J. W Baker
Ira & Larrick
P. G
William L Pifer Dies at Staunton Hospital
William L Pifer 47 of Relief, son of Mr and Mrs Daniel E Pifer, died suddenly at Western State Hospital Staunton Va after a heart attack while strolling the grounds. Relatives from Winchester and nearby areas arrived after his death. Survived by parents four children two sisters and one brother. Funeral at 2 30 Wednesday at Relief home with burial in Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Pifer
Daniel E. Pifer
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Pifer
Winchester
Matthew Phersole
Robert Pifer
Catherine Booth
O. C. Holliday
Relief
Lucille
Catherine Pifer
Melvin Pifer
Bone Gap
Inl
Bowling Green
Luther Pifer
D. O. Masie
Boyce
Matthew Ebersole
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Nations Represented in Unique Church Service
Representatives from 16 nations will perform in a rare service led by Rev. Dr. John A. Davis at the Church of Christ on West Cork Street Wednesday at 8 pm. The event features nationals in costume, speaking and singing in native languages, with translations and personal stories from experiences in Europe and beyond. The program, free to attend with a free-will offering, may attract large crowds as noted officials praise the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Davis
Church of Christ
West Cork Street
Europe
Len C. Broughton
South
Russia
Hender
America
United States
Canada
Mexico
Miss Virginia Lucas Killed in Car Truck Collision
Miss Virginia Lucas aged 57 of Rion Hell on the south side of the Charles Town Harpers Ferry turnpike was fatally injured Saturday when her sedan left its lane and struck a high empty truck traveling east. She died at Charles Town General Hospital with no body marks noted. injuries presumed to be head or neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lucas
Rion Hell
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
Miss Lucas
Charles Town General Hospital
Miss Lucas Passes Away. Noted West Virginia Writer
The obituary notes Miss Lucas died leaving Miss Little Brooke as an aunt and guardian. She was slightly deaf, a prolific writer and poet with works in the West Virginia Review, a Mary Baldwin Seminary alumna, and daughter of the late Judge Daniel B. Lucas. Survivors include cousins and wide Jefferson and Winchester connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lucas
Little Brooke
Mis Lucas
Daniel B. Lucas
Supreme Court of Appeals of
West Virginia
West Virginia Review
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Staunton
Laas
Brooke
Eieter
Jefferson
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Staunton Hospital
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Turkey
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McCormick-Deering
Antismal
WO Biaman
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Mutt
Jepe
Zach
Luhen
Muti
Jeff
Bud 7Isher
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