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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1925

Page

5

Winchester Court Decrees Estate References in Sibert Case

Extracts from decrees in two chancery cases list master commissioner duties to determine real and personal estate debts heirs and notices. The Sibert estate matter orders reporting taxes liens shares and creditor accounts with notices published weekly in Winchester papers. A second Frederick County case assigns a master commissioner to report on P C Anderson estate debts heirs and notices with June 25 1925 appearance.

Percy L. Sibert Bessie C. Sibert Adam Forney Winchester Virginia J. W. Anderson P. C. Anderson

Refuge Local Notes from Refuge Virginia June 6

Refuge church Senastry has been very much improved Retacad metal roof Mr and Henry Grim of Win re Sanday with friends in Mrs or Largent has returned from a trip to Pennsylvania where she was called by the illness of her brother Mrs John Turner Rev J A Johnson had a busy day calling in this section visiting twenty three homes from the time he left his home in the Morning until he returned at night Memorial services at this place were largely attended and an unusually good sermon was enjoyed by all present Mr Harvey Allamong and sister Mrs John Perry and six little children all of Mount Pleasant spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Lula Lauck and sister The Ridings Chapel Ladies Aid Society met on Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Cadwallader

Refuge Henry Grim Win Sanday Or Largent Pennsylvania John Turner J. A. Johnson Harvey Allamong John Perry Mount Pleasant Lula Lauck Ridings Chapel

Accidentendangers Irvin Bierer couple returning from Berryville

The many friends of Mr and Mrs Irvin Bierer are sorry to hear of their accident but glad they escaped with their lives when their car turned over while returning from Berryville a few nights ago.

Irvin Bierer Berryville

Gainesboro Brevities

Local notes from Gainesboro Virginia list weekend visits and familial ties. Persons mentioned include Wade Emmett Russell Holland Harry Rogers Ella Deeers Delwin Parrish N R Smith Bertha Emmett Sadie Anderson Clayton Pingley Edward Roberts Ella Dee Rogers Garland Morris Arthur Luttrell Robert DeHaven Clinton Emmert Walter Adamson F M Bageant B F DeHaven Maggie McIlwee Janet Rinker Miller Wisecarver Lester Loy Carl McIlwee A R Rinker. The piece notes Miss Maggie McIlwee's funeral with large attendance and care by two nieces.

Gainesboro Wade Emmett Russell Holland A. P. Holland Harry Rogers Rogers Ella Deeers Delwin Parrish N. R. Smith Bertha Emmett Winchester Edward Roberts Sadie Anderson Clayton Pingley Ella Dee Rogers Garland Morris Arthur Luttrell Near White Hall Daniel Boxwell Martinsburg Robert DeHaven Clinton Emmert Walter Adamson F. M. Bageant Edgar Emmert B. F. DeHaven Green Spring Maggie McIlwee

Sudan grass a easy to grow forage crop for farm stock

Clemson agronomist P Blackwell says Sudan grass is a new forage in the United States, closely related to sorghums with no underground stems. Grows 8 feet tall, yields 1 to 8 tons per acre, and is relished by nearly all livestock. Seed rates: 30 lb per acre broadcast, 6 10 lb per acre in rows 20 to 40 inches apart. Early seeding allows several cuttings in one year.

P. Blackwell Clemson College Blackwell United States

Secure Herd Bull When Demand Has Slackened

Profess or Hooper of the state college of agriculture at Ithaca advises breeders to select herd sires during low demand. He argues waiting until need arises leads to higher prices and poorer choices. Forethought avoids rushed purchases and aligns with supply and demand principles for bulls.

H. A. Hooper State College of Agriculture Ithaca Professor Hopper

Grow Supplemental Feed in Hogging Down Crops

When corn is hogged down it pays to grow supplemental food. Soybeans and velvet beans work well. Hogs may favor corn over velvet beans, so plan to harvest some corn for later feeding. Providing a mineral mix boosts feeding value, and forage crops can allow hogs to finish in the field without any hand feeding.

Major Barton Speakers At Middletown High Graduation

Middletown Va June closing exercises held in Methodist Church with folding doors opened to seat overflow. Major R. T. Barton delivered an address on education and Virginia education issues, amplifying the May education facts campaign. Diploma recipients included Landon Boyer, Fred Braithwaite, Lucian Brumback, Roy Crabill, Eldon Dovell, and others. eighty four students enrolled. The program concluded a record year.

Middletown Middletown High School Methodist Church G. R. Fringer Claire Smith R. T. Barton Old Virginia el Th Cougill E. O. Larrick J. O. Beard Eldon Dovell Old Virginia Hills Barton Virginia Major Barton Landon Boyer Fred Braithwaite Lucian Brumback Roy Crabill Harry Jenkins Ellsworth Keller Marvin Loving Edwin Shephard Mae Booth Elizabeth Cougill Susie Didawick Mollie_Hammack Katherine Rhodes Alda Rinker Thelma Richard Kathryn Watson

Escaping Mar Strikes Car on Martinsburg Pike

A car fleeing Berkeley County Sheriff collided with a Winchester party on the Martinsburg pike between Bunker Hill and Darkesville. The fleeing driver was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated after the crash. The Winchester group included Catherine Reardon Agnes Reardon Emily Lansford Theodore Pickman Rudolph Singleton and Sylvan Carver.

Winchester Martinsburg Pike Berkeley County Bunker Hill Darkesville Catherine Reardon Agnes Reardon Emily Lansford Theodore Pickman Rudolph Singleton Sylvan Carver Upperville

Florida Sends Floral Wreath For State Lot

A large floral wreath from Mrs. A W Leland of Gainesville Florida treasurer of the Florida division United Daughters of the Confederacy was placed at the base of the monument in the Florida section of Stonewall Cemetery on Confederate memorial day. The wreath arrived in good condition and drew much admiration from visitors as the Florida Daughters of the Confederacy continued their long tradition of sending a floral tribute to Winchester on Confederate memorial day.

Stonewall Cemetery A. W. Leland Gainesville Fla Florida United Daughters of the Confederacy Daughters of the Confederacy of Florida Winchester

Bradstreet Executives Registered at George Washington Hotel

Mr. John D. Slaughter Mr. Ed win C Hopkins Jr and Mr R O Molter of Bradstreet s New York are registered guests at the George Washington Hotel.

John D. Slaughter Edwin C. Hopkins, Jr R. O. Molter Bradstreet’s New York George Washington Hotel

Winchester party returns with prisoner to Martinsburg.

A Winchester party acted as an unknowing means of capturing a quarry and returned with the prisoner to Martinsburg after making minor repairs before proceeding back to the city.

Winchester Martinsburg

Belgium To Send Debt Commission Visit Planned for July

The Belgian government will send commissioners to the United States to negotiate the war debt settlement with American authorities. The visit is planned for July.

Belgium Associated Press Washington United States

Girl Vanishes After Date With Zanpson

A young woman named Helen changes after meeting Ian Thompson. Her guarded behavior alarms her mother. She ignores warnings and continues to meet Zanpson. One night she fails to return, leaving her worried parents waiting through the night as dawn approaches.

Ian Thompson Zan Pson Helen

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