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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1923

Page

5

public auction sale of 140 acre farm near Stephens City Virginia

James P. Reardon trustee will offer at public auction in Winchester Virginia on January 16 1923 at 1 PM a 140 acre farm with dwelling barn and outbuildings two miles east of Stephens City along the White Post Road to Canterbury adjoining Cline P B Stickley Sergeant et al. Purchase price in cash day of sale with balance in one and two years secured by two bonds and a deed of trust. six percent interest. homestead exemption waived. policy of insurance on buildings.

Ostel Y Virginia Court House City of Winchester Stephens City Frederick White Post Canterbury Cline P. B. Stickley Sergeant Als Light Hahn Jeremiah Amanda Kib- S James P. Reardon Herbert Larrick

Commissioner’s Sale of Real Estate in Gainesboro District

By decree in Minnie A. Bowen v W H Brown et al, the undersigned will sell at public auction in front of the Winchester Court House on Saturday June at 12 o'clock M. Four tracts of David F. Brown land totaling about 131 acres with timber on three tracts and a residence on the first. Terms: one-third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by bonds, deed of trust, and insurance on buildings. Auctioneers Duvall & Dunn. Clerk I C C Brannon.

J.marshall Trenary J. Marshall Trenary County Court House City of Winchester Hart Street Market Main Streets Leo M. Ritter T. Russell Gather Duvall&* Dunn Frederick County Virginia Minnie A. Bowen W. H. Brown Court House Gainesboro David F. Brown

Fire Wipes Out 42 Buildings in Canaan NH

The Associated Press report from Canaan New Hampshire dated June 4 states a devastating fire swept through the town destroying 42 buildings. Local firefighters battled flames amid wind and dense smoke, with several structures left uninhabitable and investigations ongoing.

The Associated Press Canaan, N. H

Winchester Beats Strasburg In 1923 Opener With Big Scoring Rally

Winchester edges Strasburg 9 6 in the opening game of the 1923 campaign. Doyle Woodring and Beehan lead a combined attack highlighted by Doyle's three doubles and Woodring's timely hits. Strasburg counters with hits by Doyle and Mitchell as Kellar and Woodring spark several scoring moments.

Winchester Henderson Rett Baker Y Beeman Doyle Woodring Bug Kring Strasburg University of Maryland Parris Beehdah Marshall Mitchell Norris Shrider Tennant Keystone Loag Keller Red Ruppert Beasley Doc Mitchell Rinker Sandy Baker

Killed on Way to School Finals

Tom Harrison of Macon Georgia an alumnus of Massanutton Academy Woodstock Virginia was killed in an automobile crash near Greensboro North Carolina while en route to attend commencement at Massanutton Joining his brother Frank Harrison also an alumnus they were driving from Charlotte to Woodstock The late Mr Harrison a 1910 Massanutton Military Academy graduate had long sought to attend the finals annually Carroll Driver and Robert Bencho members of the Massanutton student body went to Greensboro after news of the accident and attended the funeral.

Tom Harrison Macon Massanutton Academy Woodstock Greensboro N. C Massanutton Frank Harrison Charlotte Nin Massanutton Military Academy Harrison Robert Bencho Carroll Magsanutton

Sugar Tariff Not To Be Reduced, White House Says

Washington reports the President will not consider reducing the sugar import tariff under the Fordney act. The White House states a 50 percent cut would largely not lower prices and could demoralize domestic sugar industry. Only Tariff Commission findings or necessity to meet competition could justify a change. United States Sugar Association argues the tariff accounts for about 2 cents of the 8 to 10 cent consumer price.

Washington White House Tariff Commission United States Sugar Association

Monticello Purchase Advances Toward Memorial Shrine

Monticello is to be transferred to a Memorial Foundation formed April 13 to preserve the former home of Thomas Jefferson. A $500,000 purchase price will be paid with liens extended to raise the balance, with dedication planned as a shrine to Jefferson and his democratic legacy.

Monticello Levy EK. Lee Trinkle Memorial Foundation United States

Joint-Ease Promises Quick Foot Pain Relief

An advertisement claims Joint-Ease soaks reach the foot joints to ease cartilage and ligaments, reversing generations of skin deep remedies. It urges stopping powders and baths for three days, offering a 60 cent tube from Franck Baker & Son at Boyd Drug Co.

Franck Baker & Son, Boyd Drug Co Tadv

Two Workmen Fatally Struck by Train Near Carson City

In Urgent Virginia on June 4 two unidentified Atlantic Coast Line workers were instantly killed when struck while asleep on the track near Carson City. The bodies were brought to town and turned over to the coroner, according to railroad officials.

Associated Press Urg Atlantic Coast Line Carson City

Brightwell Released on $8000 Bond in Fatality Case

Martinsburg West Virginia June 4 William R Brightwell of Frederick aged 40 has been released under $8000 bond on charges connected to the death of Kenneth Kneisley who was killed near the city last Monday. The coroner's jury found Brightwell drove recklessly while intoxicated in the accident. Bail was partly set to cover the murder charge.

Martinsburg W. Va William R. Brightwell Frederick Kenneth Kneisley Brightwell

Brightwell Waives Preliminary Hearing in Murder Case

Brightwell waived a preliminary hearing and will face the October grand jury on murder charges. A separate $3,000 bond covers reckless driving under liquor influence carrying liquor in a car carrying a gun and speeding. Reno Six, Brightwell’s chauffeur, was released on $1,000 bond as an accessory after the fact to the murder.

Brightwell Reno Six Frederick

Berryville High School Holds Largest Commencement Since 1915

Berryville Va June 4 Berryville High School commencement at Baptist Church marked the largest class yet with Miss Mary Shepland delivering the valedictory and Fleming Wisecarver giving the salutatory. Rev A A Kelly of Grace Lutheran Church Winchester addressed the graduates.

Berryville Berryville High School The Baptist Church Mary Shepland Fleming Wisecarver A. A. Kelly Grace Lutheran Church Winchester Leslie D

School superintendent honors graduating class members

The superintendent Kline seated diplomas to students including Nellie Evans Louise Hansuch Morris Ida Payne Margaret Royston Rebekah Gold Raymond Leonidas Carlisle Douglas Ward Harris Clayton Stowe Smith and Fleming Wisec during the ceremony at the school.

Kline Nellie Evans Louise Hansuch Sle Morris Ida Payne Margaret Royston Rebekah Gold Raymond’ Leonidas Carlisle Douglas Ward Harris Clayton Stowe Smith Fleming Wisec

For Sale 72 Acre Limestone Farm With Buildings

Property lists 72 acres with a limestone farm, eight room dwelling, new poultry houses, 30 by 18 shed, watered near the buildings, several shade trees, and capacity for 200 head. Fire life and Toapnicaltge insurances offered. Inspection of the list available by appointment.

Noiseless riveter system marketed for silent precision work

Noiseless riveters claim to rivet intricate joints without noise, offered in bench or pedestal models. Manufacturer emphasizes quiet operation controlled only by the operator, according to a note from Scientific American.

Scientific

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