Public Sale of Winchester Real Estate in 1916 Auction
Special commissioners will sell at public auction in front of the Winchester Court House on Tuesday June 15 1916 at 11 o'clock a m two parcels of valuable city real estate in Winchester Virginia. The first parcel is a brick dwelling on West Water Street fronting 133 feet with back to Amherst Street about 100 feet. The second is the Shenandoah Hotel property on North Main Street with a 49 foot 3 inch frontage and 175 foot 2 inch depth including a three foot eight inch passageway. Terms require one third cash and the balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust with six percent interest and a policy of insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Water Street
Winchester
Water Street
Amherst Street
A. G. Burd
Joe
H. Savage
Eee
Winoon
Shenandoah Hotel
City of
North Main Street
Said Street
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shenand Valley National Bank
A. G. Rutherford
H. C. Stouffer
Corporation Court of the City of Winchester
Robt
M. Ward
Sp’l. Com
R. H. R. Kern
Jno
J. W. Baker, Jr
Fredk. Co
Personal News Notes From Winchester And Nearby Towns
W L Livick returned to Staunton after visiting Mia Son and Harry Livick. George Ebert entertained at his home. Medmek Geils of Washington DC, Shenandoah College graduate. Emma Jackson returned to Williamsport after visiting friends here. John Grignby and nephew of Clarke county visited Winchester. Lilian Trene Lamb and Josephine Courier of Washington visited Nan Keating. William F Cooper and wife returned from Washington with sister Mrs Grafton. Caroline Smith visited Regina Dull in Spottewood PA. Rosalie Cox returned to Berryville from visit to Dr and Mrs G H Heist. Mrs A A Westrader of Martinsburg visited her parents at White Hall. C C McKay and Minnie Clements of Washington visited Rose Janney on South Main. McKay returned to Washington. William E Carson drove to Winchester and spent the day. he returned home. Mary Wickley returned to Harrisonburg after visiting Rose Janney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ebert
Medmek Geils
Washington, D
Shenandoah College
Lilian
Trene Lamb
Harrisonburg
Josephine Courier
Washington
Nan Keating
Rosalie Cox
Marshall McCormick
Berryville
G. H. Heist
Mrs. C. C. McKay
Minnie Clements
Rose Janney
South Main Street
Mr. McKay
Riis
Mary Wickley
Trial of Thaw Again Postponed
The Harry K. Thaw sanity trial is delayed as the attorney general appeals the proceedings. The case will not start today while that appeal is acted upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Attorney. General
Thaw
Stork Brings A Girl To Mr And Mrs Clinton Athey
Mr and Mrs Clinton Athey of South Kent street celebrate the birth of a daughter weighing nine pounds last evening Mrs Athey formerly Miss Wright daughter of Mrs Emmeline Wright and is receiving congratulations from family and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Athey
South Kent Street
Athey
Miss Wright
Emmeline Wright
Baltic and Allied Naval Actions Highlight War Dispatches
London reports naval clashes including Russian submarines and destroyers repelling a German landing attempt near Courland. Transports and convoy sunk off the Gulf of Riga, with the Yanize lost and later rescued. German submarines near the Irish coast tied to Lusitania area. Domestic notes record accidents in a local street: Bettie Jackson breaks a collar bone. John Brown Jr. fractures his right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venizelos
London
Courland
Petrograd
Gulf of Riga
Yanize
Kiel
Kniga
Riga
Sunlight
Kinsale
West Indies
England
Funeral Services For Miss Wendell in Winchester
The funeral of Miss Maggie Wendell of Winchester was held at 3 pm from her 620 South Braddock Street home. Rev W C Talbert led the service with a selected choir. Survived by two brothers Theodore and George Wendell and two sisters Mrs C B Kiger and Mrs Jacob Lyder. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were John F Kremer William Grim William G Hardy M T Reed Edward Grim Clarence B Hardy. honorary pallbearers included Dr G L Miller Dr W A Bell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magmie Wendell
Winchester
South Braddock Street
W. C. Talbert
Brad‘lock
Metr
Messrs
Theodore and
George Wendell
C. B. Kiger
White ‘Hall
Jacob Lyder
Miss Wendell
Mount Hebron
John F. Kremer
William Grim
William G. Hardy
M.T. Reed
Edward Grim
Clarence BE. Hardy
G. L. Miller
W. A. Bell
Shirley Carter
John W. Rice
Lee R. Grim
Maurice M. Lynch
Decree reference summons in Winchester case consolidated parties
Extract from decree in the Court of Winchester Virginia March 1915 term refers to Master Commissioner A J Tavenner to report on real estate owned by H H Parsons liens and fees in the cause. Commissioner’s certificate notes June 24 1915 at 10 am in Winchester for interested parties to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
A. J. Tavenner
H. H. Ns
H. H. Parsons
Abe
Memorial Services by Madison Lodge at Mount Hebron Cemetery
The Madison Lodge No 6 Odd Fellows held memorial rites at Mount Hebron Cemetery with flowers placed on each grave. Officers led the procession from their hall, and Rev. W H H Carter gave the principal address as hymns filled the ceremony for long-time member Richard L Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge
No. 6
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Mount Hebron
O.C
Richard L. Gray
Order
Odd Fellows
W. H H. Carter
First Baptist Church
Reunion Return for Frederick County Leader
Mr. B. N. Lockhart, longtime chairman of the Frederick County Board of Supervisors, returned home from a month at the United Confederate Veterans annual reunion. He served in the Confederate army during the Civil War and, while in Richmond, met many former comrades and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. N. Lockhart
Board of ‘Supervisors
Frederick County
United Confederate Veterans
Lockhart
Richmond
Alf Sisheimies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beck’s Steam
Virginia Tailoring CO
Water St
Bell Phone
Union Bank of Winchester
Glaize & Bro
Kurtz
Ari
R. A. Denny
White House Coffee
S. A. Crounse
Cor
Maia & Water Sts
Circuit Court of
M. P. Ebert
Als
A. .G. Rutherford
M. A
Speci Aceai
Court House
Burnt Factory
Loyal Workers Bible Class
Mollie M. McCarty
J. A McCarty
J. A. McCarty
Stephens City
Uther Pannett
Riff
Frederick Co
Burpee
Franck Baker & Son
Brucetown
Saturda
W. L. Livick
Staunton
Mia
Harry L. Livick
Emma Jackson
Williamsport, Md
John Grignby
Clarke County
William F. Cooper
Caroline Smith
Spottewood, Pa
Regina Dull
Fort Loudoun Seminary
A. A. Westrader
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mrs
B. B. Smoke
White Hall
William E. Carson
Ree
Wire
Stork
THE
Baltimore & Ohio
West Virginian
Baltimore
Grafton
Fairmont
Mannington
Cameron
Moundsville
Wheeling
Cambridge
Zanesville
Newark
Mt. Vernon
Mansfield
Chicago Junction
Ohio
Pullman
Columbus
Sunkim Baltic
Bettie Jackson
George Shepard
John Brown
John J. ‘Brown
C. Stuart
Wendell
Pponers
K. Williams H. Parsons and Others
Ryan & Orndoff
Ph. G. YN
Livick’s
ALA
Florsheim
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