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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1921

Page

6

Farm for sale in Winchester Virginia under court decree

Public sale of the Shancher Farm, 713 acres with orchard and timber in Frederick County Virginia. The property sells in separate parcels or as a whole with cash and bond payments. Auction held at the county courthouse with special commissioners and bidders advised.

Lic Sale of County House and Lot

By virtue of deed of trust dated June 1918 to Isaac J. Newcome as bondholder the trustee will sell at 10 a.m. July 16 1921 in Winchester Virginia at the county court front for the property described as a frame dwelling with outbuildings on a lot in Armelin county near Irvine New 6 containing one acre at public auction to the highest bidder to satisfy a bond of Three Hundred Dollars at six percent interest due December 6 1920 and defaulted.

Harry Isaac Winchester Virgini Armel Admitilliam New 6 Irvine Corporation Court City of Virginia Jos. B. Newlin C. T Ae Langley Ruth V. Franks Naomi EB Dorothy V. Franka Jen Holmes Franks Helen B. Ber John Bernard Graber A. Tavenner Sarah J. Langley Evening Star Roussing

Chatauqua Season Opens July 13 At Equity Grounds

Chatauqua season begins July 13 at the Equity grounds with two entertainments daily for a week. Season tickets at 2.50 save 6.50 versus twelve single admissions, with limited sales. Guarantors listed include Albin J George Baetjer Louis L Baker and many others. purchase early to avoid sold out seats.

Winchester Equity Chautauqua Chautauqua Guarantors D. Albin J George Baetjer Louis L. Baker Wm T. Barr Stewart Bell Walker McC. Bond H. Bosserman John I. Brown, Jr Thomas F. Burley H. E. Burton Carl T. Cather W. Cather John C, Cather M. Chiles F. BE. Clerk Carroll C. Clevenger Cookus DeGrange Deppeorge H. Eagle A. L. Green M. Haldeman W. G. Hardy G. W. Heist W. E. Hieit L. Hockman Odgson Brown Horn A. Humstorm JA. Jackson H. Jackson Lillian L Jackson Jolliffe R. Keeler D. Kline E. Koontz Be Lacy Arthur HS Lacyohn Larrick, Jr John W. la Rick, Sr Ya. Lavrigky

Time Table No 1 Effective 6.00 a m July 5 1921

A public timetable notice dated July 5 1921 announces timetable number 1 taking effect at 6 00 am on Tuesday. It lists routes and schedule changes for the railway or transit service as of that date.

Bridge grafting as a remedy for girdled fruit trees

The article explains bridge grafting to repair damaged trunks by linking healthy tissue above and below the wound with scions. It notes success mainly on apples and pears, with potential use on plums and cherries, and limited use on peaches and ornamental trees.

Strawberries Easy To Grow And Profitable On Any Farm

The article extols strawberries as a temperate zone fruit with delicate flavor and high yield. It notes minimal maintenance in spring and fall, suggests planting in early spring or August, and urges renters and short-term farmers to start now while highlighting serving with rich cream when available.

Growing Fruit for Family Home Garden

Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advocate home grown fruit for freshness and quality. Proper varieties enable high quality produce, with surplus usable for sale or preservation. Cultivating a home fruit garden offers a neat, profitable pastime and increasing recreation for those who enjoy gardening.

United States Department of Agriculture

Rev H S Griscoll to Speak for Home Society Services

Field secretary Rev H S Griscoll of the Children’s Mother Society of Vireigla will present the cause at multiple church services. Golden Rule Bible Class Braddock Street M E Church South 9 45 am Presbyterian church diva m Paxton’s Chapel 3 pm Grace Lutheran Church gp m.

H. S.griscoll Children’s Mother Society of Vireigla Golden Rule Braddock Street M. E South Presbyterian Church Diva Paxton’s Chapel Grace Lutheran

Sells His Fine Cattle at Loss in Frederick County

Mr. Charles M. Ebert sold six Hereford cattle to John J. Ridgeway for 60 cents a pound. Each animal weighed about 1,370 pounds, totaling a loss of $142 below purchase price not counting keeping costs. Ebert said quality surpassed Winchester meat sold locally.

Charles Winchester H. K Rugsell

Akron Government Balloon Contract Sealed for Dirigibles

Akron July 9 The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company announced a government contract for three large dirigibles and 88 large moonds for Army and Navy use. Rubber factories have raised automobile tire output to 65 000 casings and 75 000 tubes daily. Production now at 85 percent of 1919 peak levels.

Akron Ohio Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Today

Greek Offensive Begins in Ushak Sector

An unconfirmed AP report states the Greek offensive against Turkish Nationalists started this morning in the Ushak sector, west of the Bagdad Railway, roughly midway along the Anatolian peninsula.

Associated Press Constantinople Ushak Bagdad Railway Anatolian

Great Parade of Christians on Fifth Ave

Thousands of Christian Endeavorers from around the world marched down Fifth Avenue singing martial hymns. More than 16 000 youths and many in brilliant costumes carried banners and floats, some depicting Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, as about a dozen bands led by Homer Rodeheaver and crowds joined in the hymns. William Jennings Bryan rode in the parade.

NDPW Yors Fifth Avenue Bunyan Pilgrims Progress Homer Rodeheaver Billy Sunday William Jennings Bryan

Special Services Plan Bible Class Program

The Golden Rule Bible Class arranged a special program for no sorrow on Sunday mornings at regular services. The Class Orchestra will lead the program with Gabler discussing Conscience. A solo by Thomas Burley of the Chamber of Commerce and other solos and duets are planned. All men invited.

Nosorrow Gabler Thomas Burley The Chamber of Commerce

Heatwave Drives New Yorkers From Tenements

Stifling heat drives thousands from homes as dawn breaks in New York. Far Rockaway and city recreation piers serve as bedrooms while police guard beaches through the night. By 10 a.m. three heat related deaths are reported as the temperature hits 84 degrees.

Associated Press New York Far Rockaway Ey Island

Sulphur Mentho Sulphur Cream Claims Fast Skin Relief

A newspaper note from a skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur cream as a quick remedy for fiery irritated skin and rashes. It asserts sulphur wounds parasites causing burns and itching, promising clear smooth skin after application and recommending a small jar at drug stores.

Public sale of desirable residence and store room

Public sale in Winchester Virginia on July 1921 in front of Court House Auction of a seven room residence with large store room and shelves at 702 South Market Street. Terms: one third cash, balance in installments secured by deed of trust and insurance. Decree and notices issued by Corporation Court with ad for publication in The Evening Star.

Hfarner Jennie L. Fordet Winchester South Market Street

Public sale of valuable farm lands in Frederick County

The undersigned trustee under A O Murphy and wife deed of trust dated April 12 1920 will offer at public auction in front of the County Court House Chester Virginia on Saturday July 28 1921 at 11 oclock a m two tracts totaling 115 acres in Opequon District three miles southeast of Stephens City on the Valley Turnpike to Reliance adjoining Walters Cadwallder Funkhouser Stickley and others. terms one third cash day of sale balance in two equal notes secured by deed of trust and insured buildings. sale based on bonds totaling 6431.88 with date April 12 1920.

A. O. Murphy Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Walters Cadwalldder Funkhouser Stickley A.C. Murphy S.B. Kline

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Shancher” Farm Fi Hott V. Lucyer David F. Hott Shester Kew Hollis Rachel Hott Low && P Io R. Gray Rouss Avenue T. Hott Davin ‘R. Hott John JT. Filett John Randall Lucy Ellen Kiger Brannon Frederick Co Wardensville Memorial Farms Tas Capon Springs Shiloh Ma Larrick A Rock Enon Pools Ford O D. H. Sencindiver Eraderud Atlanta Ga Tanta Posha Fleet Maryland Americais Fifth Ave the Associated Press Mit Ny Postum CereallCe.inc Battle Creek, Michigan Littley Waits Tove Meois Ethel Maybee Methodist Church Quite Society M. Lye J. B. Beverley Corporation Court of of Winchester A. J. Tayner Master Comuinaines J. Be WAIL Philip Williams T. Russell Cather Roy P. Duvall
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