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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

2

Recent Transfers of City Real Estate As Reported

City real estate transfers filed with the clerk of the Corporation Court include executors' transfers of John W. Rice's estate to I M Orndorff. G Leon Chrismore and others convey their interest in the same property to I M Orndorff. Casper Fries transfers a Fairview avenue house and lot to M Copenhaver for 2200 dollars. Shenandoah Valley National Bank sells to M W Adams on East Piccadilly Street for one dollar. Warren Rice trustee transfers Highland avenue lot to J D Rinker for 135 dollars. Edwin T Snider and others transfer one third of property at 117 North Market Street to W B Snider Sr for one dollar. L M Baker sells the Armory Building on Market Street to J H Cather for 1000 dollars. Mollie E Anderson and others transfer Gerard Street house and lot to Albert C Wilbur and James E Henry for 500 dollars. Belle C Fisher executor transfers East Kern Street house and lot to E B Ashley and wife for 609 dollars. J E Mason and wife transfer dwelling and lot on East Piccadilly Street to Theodore and Lydia Ritter for 10 dollars.

Corporation Court John W. Rice I. M. Orndorff Harris Addition G. Leon Chrismore I. M. Qrndorff G. Casper Fries M. ¢. Copenhaver Fairview Avenue Shenandoah Valley National Bank M. W. Adams Piccadilly Street Warren Rice C.E. Chrismore J. D. Rinker Highland Avenue Edwin T. Snider W.B. Snider, Sr North Market Street J. H. Cather Armory Building Market Street Mollie E. Anderson Als Albert c Wilbur James E. Henry Gerard Street Belle C. Fisher EB. F. Ashley East Kern Street J. E. Mason Theodore Lydia F. Ritter East Piccadilly Street

Local Market Prices With Daily Corrections

Markets list daily prices for goods including eggs, butter, flour, oats, barley, and creamery butter. Entries show item names with current common prices and unit measurements, reflecting a historical market snapshot.

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Commodity Price Snapshots From Corrected Market Ticker

Corrected overnight quotes show barrel corn at 3.78, Young chick at 50-40 0.55, wheat and dairy figures with fat steers and calves values, and ranges for cattle products. The notes read like a garbled farm market update with mixed unit markers and broken phrases.

Centennial and community notes from Reliance area

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cooley attended the U. Va. centennial in Charlottesville. Miss Mary Baker returned from Sperryville where she taught last session, and Miss Halcyone Baker has secured a summer position in Washington. Prof. D. G. Cooley and family of Berryville visited Mr. Cooley’s parents. Mrs. W. G. Irvin of Washington D C and her son visited Miss Bertha Gruber and relatives. Children’s Day services were held in the U B Church with a large audience. Several families visited others in the area during the weekend. Memorial Day observances drew many locals to Winchester. Freda Willey is recovering from a serious illness. Mayor B J Hillidge and party visited Mrs. B. Grover.

Charles Green Front Royal Russell Stickley Winchester Freda Fred Willey B. J. Hillidge Hillidge Ma&re, Hillidge Cupp B. F. Grover

Shenandoah Valley Academy Finalists Attended by Alumni

Alumnus Mr. Stewart List connected with the Washington Times attends Shenandoah Valley Academy finals.

Stewart List Shenandoah’ Valley Academy The Washington Times

Local Notes From Bloom Virginia Spreads News

Bloom Virginia June 9. Mr and Mrs J H A Cooper and Mr and Mrs E T Cooper with Esther Cooper of Star Tannery visited T S Cooper. Thelma Richard visited Pearl Moore at Mountain Falls. Mrs William Keffer and son stayed with Mrs E U Richard. Mr Boyd Shell spent Sunday near Zepp. Ladies Aid meets St Johns Church Friday at 8. Milton Williams paints E U Richards house. Ralph and Roy Sloop returned from Gettysburg College. Guests included Lula Cooper Lola Fearnow David Eagle and Mabill. Endeavor Society meets St Johns Sunday at 8 p m.

Bloom J. H. A. Cooper E. T. Cooper Esther Star Tannery T. S.cooper Thelma Richard Pearl Moore Mountain Falls William Keffer E. U. Richard Boyd Shell Zepp Ladies’ Aid Society St. John’s Church Milton Williams E. U.richard Ralph Roy Sloop Pennsylvania College Gettysburg T. S. Cooper Lula Cooper Lola Fearnow Washington David Eagle Capon Bridge W. Va Miss Mabill Endeavor Society St. Johns

Music teachers return home from Fort Loudoun Seminary

Miss Emma H Woore piano and voice teacher at Fort Loudoun Seminary Winchester has gone to her parents home on West King Street for the summer. She is joined by Miss Arbuckle of the music faculty who will stay a few days before going to Lewisburg West Virginia. Pupil Miss Myrtle Hudgins returns to her sister Mrs Frank Trimble's home.

Sarah Zane Fire Company Fair Katherine Glass Fort Loudoun Empire Theatre Fair Grounds Winchester Emma H. Woore Fort Loudoun Seminary A. Woore West King Street Miss Arbuckle Miss Woore Lewisburg W. Va Myrtle Hudgins Frank Trimble Martinsburg Cw, VA Journal

Dismissal of C. M. Clark by Creditors' Protective Association

The Creditors' Protective Association of Washington DC states C M Clark has been dismissed from service and the association will not be responsible for Clark's bills or actions. Dated Winchester VA June 4 1921. Signed by W W Leslie president.

C. M. Clark Creditors’ Protective Association, Inc Washington, D. C Creditors’ Protective Association W. W. Leslie Winchester

Ice Cream Yard Parties Socials and Picnics

Local ad for Jones' Creamery promoting yard parties socials and picnics with pricing and contact details. Bell Phone listed for orders and delivery through W. M Fletcher, proprietor.

Jones’ Creamery W. M Fletcher Bell Phone

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Chalmers Buick Federal Maxwell Hicks Motor Co. Inc Studebaker Chevrolet F.O.B Winchester ‘Auto Sales Co., Inc W. W. Dellinger Cammer & Son Kernstown City Realty H. R. Willis N. Market Street Bacycle Columbia Rambler Ford Chapman’s Auto Sales Braddock Postoffice Tike Star Ia Olesalf Logan Wi Baltimore Fordson Tractors Frederick County Braddock St Fair Ground Winchester Garage, Inc Maxwell Chalmers Shade Motor.co North Main Street Cadillac Motor Co Detroit Michigan SUN Oil J. R. Maitis F.M. Reynolds & Co J. Howard Cather
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