Winchester Clerk Office Letter From Deputy Frank G Walter
Frank G Walter describes his service in the Winchester clerk’s office after the death of Clerk R L Gray He notes advising Judge Harrison on appointment terms and accepting deputy clerk duties with fees and bond He says he later became deputy clerk at Beverley’s request and resigned to become deputy assessor of land He states he never received pay from the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HF. Byrd
Winchester
R. L. Gray
Harrison
Beverley
Frank G. Walter
Obituary: Lindley Lovett Hatcher Dies in Virginia Visit
Lindley Lovett Hatcher former Loudoun county resident died suddenly in Ynesburg while visiting friends on Monday June 7. He was interred at the Hamilton family plot in Loudoun Virginia. Survived by five children and noted for his cultured, refined character and prominence in Loudoun society. He served in the World War I era and his sons and daughters remain in military and civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley Lovett Hatcher
Ynesburg
Hamilton
Loudoun
Virginia
Hatcher
Byron Lovett
Gainesboro
Washington City
Hatchfan
Aarge
Friemda
Julian Sv Coroneig
James L. Hatch
Eos. Bien Ea
Marjorie
Madalige Hatcher
Richard PF. Hathr
Co Sulian S. Hateher
M - James Zl. Hateher
Labor foes hissed as AFL-HI condemns Republicans at convention
At the AFL convention in Chicago, a report by Samuel Gompers and Matthew Wolk attacked the Republican platform for turning its back on labor. John L. Lewis defended mine workers amid calls for a congressional probe into alleged West Virginia coal outrages, as the body adopted the resolution outright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
M 1
Can
American ‘Federation of Labor
Chicagoy
Labor
Itr
Samuel Gompers
Matthew
W. Wolk
West Virginia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers‘of America
Winchester convention praised by Cumberland Valley Firemen Association
The Chamber of Commerce adjourned the meeting with gratitude expressed to the Cumberland Valley Firemen Association for cooperation. The delegation from that organization pledged pride in the upcoming Winchester convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. J. Gray
Winn
Firemen’s Association
Verland
A. M
A. M. Setae Ag: the Ryneal Hose Comman Nartinabur
C. V. As
Cumberland Valley
Capt. Johnson
Hose Company No
Martinsburg
Winnie
Robert T. Barton
Peter Peptone Poths
Elf
Glass
Winchester
G. W. S. Carper
Ryneal Pany
Martinsbore
Emen
Forrest Johnson
Winter Firemen’s Association
Total Fire Department
John Donald
Sarah” Zane
Chamber of Commerce
Firemon
Splendid Place for Brush to Stop Soil Washing
Advice from the University of Missouri urges using brush and straw piles to prevent soil erosion in spring. Small gullies in fields and pastures can be halted with straw, while deeper washes favor brush dams mixed with straw to hold dirt and protect slopes during winter and ahead of planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri, College of Agriculture
Jess Painfall
Scales of B G Importance for Farmers on Sales
Nearly all farmer produce is sold by weight and buyers scales may shortchange. Have your own scale in the yard to verify you receive full value and avoid being cheated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byer
Fowls Endure Limited Notice in Family Farming
A brief discussion notes chickens receive less attention than other livestock. It cites the higher value of hens for meat and eggs and questions whether menial labor is adequately rewarded in family farming.
Home Garden Is Important
The inquiry advocates home gardening to reduce food costs and notes Americans grew more in 1919 than in 1918 during the war. The Agriculture Department plans to provide practical, scientific guidance to both beginners and experienced gardeners in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Ae States Department of Agricul
Department of Agriculture
Vacations Promise Escape From Troubles
A man reflects on escaping troubles through outdoor life and vacations. He admits travel relieves past worries but cautions that new issues arise with such escapes. The dialogue contrasts retreat with ongoing responsibilities.
Philosophic resignation and a shrewd interview
A California man creates a two part baggel check designed so the two pieces must join to reveal the number. The exchange includes quips about interviews and endorsements. The fragment preserves quirks of a bygone era while offering a glimpse of odd credentialing ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sores
California
Federal condemnation suit seeks 7936 acre land takings in Virginia
United States moves to condemn sixteen tracts totaling 7936.68 acres in Shenandoah and Frederick Counties for navigable watershed conservation under the Weeks Forestry Law. Plaintiffs name heirs and companies including Shenandoah Lumber & Iron, Coal & Oil, St. Luke's Hospital, Bear Pond Lumber, and Wetherholt heirs, detailing overlaps and grant claims across multiple parcels near Paddy Mountain and Cedar Creek Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Race
Elizabeth Holmes
Hannah Peer
Mead
Christian ‘Devries
B. T
Elassinut
Luther A. Ceeee
John S. Wetherholtz
J. H. Smoot
Josiah Wisman
Shenandoah Lumber & Iron Company
Jesse Delander
Vernie Kander
Peter Myers
Shenandoah
Frederick Counties
Virginia
Henry C. McDowell
District Court of
United States of America
District of
Congress
United States
Frederick
John Dvd
Opequon
Stonewall
Shenandoah County
Great North Mountain
Hugh Holpies
McCune
Hine John
Roontz
Bear Pond
Pumber
Coal & Oil Company
Holmes Grant
Crist
Meron
Enandoah
Ihay
North Mountain
John Koontz
Devries
Delashmut
Luther. A. Swartz
J. D. Thomas
Bear Pond Lumber, Coal & Oilpany
Nicholas Iter
Alexander Lowry
S. C. Orndorff
William Davis
Piso
Thomas Cover
Dover
St. Luke’s Hospital
Stonewall District
Cedar Creek Valley
Ren Ae Mountain
Paddy Mounts
Bonnett Hill
Frank Peer
Frank Wymer
Bonnett
Hill
Francis Deakins
Ison
Ashby
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
Shenandoah Iron & Coal Company
Ard. Pravel
Martin
Robert M. Martin
Philip. G
Ph G. Fravel
Peter M. Weist
Indily
D. A. Ballinger
Ballinger
S.T. Bastian
J. Myers Soar
Aes Grove
Pepa Farney
James
James. ‘Er, C. H. Sebright, Nila Go Melanelmer (Or Meisenhelder
Fishler
Lan
Lena
S. Harnest
Eenst
Bert
A. Koontz
Itz
Salina Koontz
Mary Halpine
Ard S. Crist
Catherine Crist
Emma E
C.) Dunn
Thomas Dunn
Louisianna B. Crist
RD. Campbell
F. Mowl
D. L Cunningham
George M. Wiley
C. Evang Wiley
John G. Harnsberger
Hansberger
Wiley-Maul Lumber Company
Christian, Devries
Minnie Devries
H. S. Dulaney
Lawrence B. Kemp
John
Ramsey
Howard T. Hy Delash
He Delashmut
Susan James
William WW. James
Laura J. Kline
Ira ‘W. Kiihe
C.T. Shoemaker
George Macleod
John R. Serpell
Sallie R. Moore
Arthur R. Moore
Elizabeth M. Williams
Gerald B. Williams
John MacLeod
Amanda Grubbs
Grubbs
Prubbs
Keith MacLeod
Willis MacLeod
Mrs. L. DeHass MacLeod
BE. Allen Jones
Laura M. D. Jones
Margaret Jones
Richard
Robert
Deborah
Fauver
Fauber
Septimus C. Deakins
Cborah
Frank
Pulliam
Claude Pulliam
Gloygna
D. Jeffers
Jeffers
Howard
Lacy Pulliam
John A. Pulliam
Ethel Tutts
Alite Heath
Mollie
Shore
William D. Cassia
Ude Johnson
Johnson
George W. Pulliam
Ir. Kinkaid
Kinkaid
Joseph T. Jackson
Joseph T
Property Condemnation Notice in Shenandoah County Virginia
The United States petitions to condemn multiple tracts in Shenandoah and Frederick Counties including the Smoot Wisman Ott and Shenandoah Lumber lands. It lists tract sizes and values and names many heirs and owners. The notice requires defendants to appear by July 6 1920 and warns of ex parte proceedings if unrepresented. Publication in Shenandoah Herald and The Evening Star is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby
Shenandoah County
Stony Creek
Virginia
John D. Racey
Mertha D. Racy
Otis Brill
HM. c. Borden
John M. Steck
Preston Richards
James R. Vance
John H. Dean
Massanuttén National Bank of Strasburg
C. F. Nelson
Hugh R. Fravel
Herbert J._Fravel
Bertie Fravel
Nannie “Fravel
F. S. ‘Tavenner
Hussband
DeKalb Orndorff
John S. Peer
Luther A. Swartz
Susan Orndorf
Vimanuel Orndorff
Hattie Orndorff
Frank Peer
Bettie Peer
Frank Wymer
Gustave M. Wilde
Fannie T. Wilde
John Orndorff
Martha
Orndorff
Joseph Patterson
Lizzie Patterson
Lamar Walton
A. F. Grandstaff
Virginia Moore
Samuel Moore
Dana B
Or V.) Wulder
Henry Wuneéer
Mollie (Walton) Kibler
Dan Kibler
William Walton
Robbie Walton
Dora
Walton
Kronk
Edward Kronk
Lon Grandstaff
Maude Grabill
Dan Grabill
Flora V
Fravel
Frank, Fravel
Jom Watton
Alice Walton
Charles L. Walton
Annie Walton
Kirby
Eliza Anh Funkhouser
Richard Funkhouser
J. Hi Smoot
Nettie Smest
Josiah Wisman
Ella Wisman
Marthe
Dellinger
Hus
James Dellinger
Delilah Strawderman
Alfred Delawder
Free Delawder
Catherine
Wder
Vernie Jolander
Mary
Tinker
Charles Rinker
George W
United States “of America
Saidi Ted Sttrict
Western District of
Skid Court
Federal Building
Lynchburg
Shenandoah Herald
Woodstock
Evening Star
Winchester
Frederick Couty
Shenandoah
Frederick Counties
Federal
Cc. E. Gentry
U. S. District Court
Western District of Virginia
Louis H. Price
O. Cc
BE. Gentry
Amber Beads and Legends Across Time
The passage surveys amber bead traditions in England, antique soap-making methods, and legends from Helgoland to Australia. It mentions wax seals dating to 14th century England and a firing tree in New South Wales, interleaved with light domestic quips on clubs and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New South Wales
Detroit Free Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.F.L
Jessie Hillyard
Eynchburg
Watinah Peer Heirs Tracts
Wetherholt& Heirs
Madison
Three Mile Mountain
Stony ‘Creek
North Fork
Shenandoah River
D Smoot & Wisman
Ott
Schaffer's Gap
Little North Mountain
Shenandoah Lumber and Tron Company
Delander
Ashby District
Mt. Jackson Road
Wetherholtz Heirs
Smoot & Wisman
Shenehdoah Lumber & Iron. Company
Eter Myers
Lucas
Landon Nicholasi
Nicholasy
Benjamin L. Wheeler
Morestas
Ladley
So Aes Ladley
John Gibler
Mire
Mary Gibler
A. Hockman
Rebecca Hockman
Clara Dellinger
Joseph
M. Longacre
Jacob
Zilius
John D. Thorman
John BP. Thomas
Martin F. Miley
Joseph Rhodes
James H. Sibert
Hamilton Orndorff
Wesley Orndorff
William Conrad
Martha Conrad
Elizabeth
Conrad) Lachey
Marty
Conrad) Gibler
Eleanor Orndorff
William Orndorff
Joseph Orndorff
Jesse Orndorf
Elizabeth Orndorff
James Orndorff
Eliza Orndorf
Ornmgorff
Jampton
Lamar
John Haye
William
Edward Hoye
David Hoye
Daniel I. Hoye
Catherine Doucence
Seema
Jowit
Anastasius Nicholas
Hugh Holmes
Henry Keller
Joseph Longacre
Lorenzo Sibert
George D. Sibert
Wiliam Davis
Philip
Snapp
Margaret Browning
John Snapp
Jacob Snapp
Abraham Philip
J . Bond
Sarah (Walton) Krebs
Josephine Walton
Rebecca (Walton
Hockman
Edward Walton
Leonard M. Deakins
William F. Deakins
Caroline MacLeod
Laura M. Jones
Jdne C. Serpell
Francis W. Deaso
Helen
Santa Claus
England
Helgoland
Freszoland
Inittal
Egend
Public Record Office
London
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