County Realty Transfers Noted in Frederick Court Clerk Records
Deeds recorded in Frederick court indicate numerous county real estate transfers. Named parties include Rudolph to Dawson over 38 acres near Winchester, Hammock to Hooley on 0.5 acre at Etown, Rogers to Giles over 3.5 acres near Hayfield, Painter to Painter 16 acres in Opequon, and DeHaven to Hutch ven on 100 acres near Siler, among others with prices ranging from $2,000 to $12,500.
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Bay
Circuit Court of
Frederick Courty
T. M. Rudolph Etux
S. C. Dawson
Winchester
Ida B. Hammock
Ethel Pickeral Hooley
Etown
S. Dean Rogers
J. E. Giles
Hayfield
John T. Painter
B. C. Painter
Opequon
Aoe DeHaven
Ux Hutchven
Siler
Anne Solenberger
David B Newcome
Shawnee Strict
Berryville Pike
Jordan
William Geoff Pingley
F. W. Pingley
Arces
Kline
Stephens City
Arthur J. Purtlebaugh
Upton J. Pugh
J. Russell
A. Himelim
W. F. Long
P.S. Hershman
Vone-Lalf
Stone Ist
Zane’s Old
Marlboro Ee
Fane Carried Into Battle
Fane reports describe a clash described as a battle with reference to fans from Japan and China. The article notes the fans’ origin, their current shape segment, and their popularity among artisans and groups who adopt them in bands and collaborations.
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Japan
Cross Junction Notes Update Local Residents
Fred C Braithwaite, recently treated for appendicitis at Memorial Hospital, returns home in Cross Junction Va W Erle Edwards visits University of Virginia for summer study Rowena Braithwaite Georgia Dick Etha Reynolds attend Harrisonburg normal school Virginia Angell stays with grandparents C G Baker Grady Braithwaite with sister Freda and niece Georgia weekend in Martinsburg Glen Baker suffers foot injury timeline notes only local civilians featured
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Virginia Angell
Albert Angell
C. G. Baker
Grady Braithwaite
Freda
Georgia
Martinsburg
Glen
Ziler Baker
Local Notes From Chambersville Va Nebraska?
Chambersville Va June 31 highlights a yard party for a local baseball team and greetings for Mr John Cooper and his Iowa family visiting Morgantown West Virginia. Harvesting is underway with good grain yields expected and several family visits noted. Church services are announced for June 25 with times at local Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
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Chambersville
John Cooper
Iowa
Morgantown
W. Va
Cooper
West
Philip Ritter
Fawcett Gap
Latane Cooper
Amos. Cooper
Clayton Pingley
Bethel
Loui Carpenter
Winchester
Clarence Oates
Presbyterian Church
Wheat harvest under way in Mountain Falls region
Mountain Falls Va June 21 farmers are busy with wheat harvest expected to yield fairly. Local attendances include memorial services at the Christian Church near High View and children's services at Star Tannery. Mrs Myrtle Clowser and sister Mrs Ella Bucher were seen, and George W Hulver lost a valuable horse last week. Elijah Richard and family from Wardensville visited Miss Richards.
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Mountain Falls
E. C. Oates
Pearl
Fredda Moore
The
Christian Church
High View
Star Tannery
Myrtle Clowser
HayGeld
Ella Bucher
George W. Hulver
Queen Victoria’s 18 minute sermon protest at Savoy Chapel
Visitors at the Savoy chapel near the Strand are shown an object called the old hour glass. The sand runs for 18 minutes, a period chosen by Queen Victoria to protest long sermons. The glass was placed there after her 1867 restoration of the chapel.
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Savoy Chapel
Strand
Christian Science Monitor
Miss Ellen McGill Baker to Marry Moss Kerfoot in Grace Episcopal
Berryville notes list entertaining events ahead of the wedding. Bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Jack Goldsmith and Mrs. J Bider honor Miss Baker with prizes and rugs. A tea by Miss Emily Powers and Five Hundred matches follow, plus local visits from Baltimore and Greensboro residents and regional social rounds.
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Berryville
Ellen McGill Baker
Alfred ‘Moss Kerfoot
Grace Episcopal Church
Jack Goldsmith
Nannie Thomas
Sam. Williams
Cunningham
J. Bider
Bridge
J. Edward Harris
Petey
Sam Williams
Agnes Tapscott
Baltimore
Ben Marshall
Frank Reid
Barrie Hall
Billy Elder
Robin Elder
Greensboro
N. C
Elder
Virginia
Wilmer Gaver
South Carolina
Margaret Harding
W. P. G. Harding
Washington
Carter Mullik
Lockwood
Fington
Warrenton
Charles Wn
Victor Arthur
Winchester
Sylvia DeBeck Lewis
Tom Peyton
Grimes Local Notes Report Family Visits and Harvest
Grimes Va June 21 Mr Ellis Randall and family spent Sunday with relatives near Burnt Factory. Mrs William Marker of Hyworth Til spent a day here last week with her aunt Mrs Ida B Taylor. Mr William Groves and wife and son of Martinsburg visited Friday. Mrs Mary E Hamilton returned home after weeks in West Virginia. Harvest has begun with tractors and reapers at work. Children’s services drew many attendees at White Hall. Early apples and berries in season. cherries scarce.
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Grimes
Ellis ‘Randall
Burnt Factory
White Hall
Volta, Father of the Electric Battery
Alessandro Volta, the Italian inventor, is identified as the father of the electric battery. His name is honored in the naming of the volt, the unit of electric energy.
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Volta
Alesandro Volta
How to Develop the Box Plants in Home Gardens
A guide on starting tomato cabbage and pepper plants in flats or windows with heat and sun. Emphasizes moisture careful transplanting into pots or baskets several times before final outdoor setting and staking for stability.
LUTE hE REESE Se EH Try a Star Want Ad
A fragment from a classified page shows a star want ad tease with bold phrases. The readable bits hint at a theater or personal ad promoting talent or appearance. No clear details on person or event are legible.
Plant Poly Seed Early For Early Flowers
Early flowering is achievable by sowing seeds in flats or boxes well before outdoor planting. Provide ample warm sunlight and water the containers occasionally to ensure an early bloom season for nature lovers and homeowners.
Old-Fashioned Posies Add Beauty to Home Gardens
A home garden guide urges balancing vegetables with flowers around foundations and lawns. It highlights easy to grow types like zinnias, petunias, bachelor's buttons, cockscomb, scarlet sage, and cosmos, and suggests a larger flower bed with dahlias, asters, canas, roses, and gladioli for color and usable house flowers. It also recommends low growing permanent shrubs around foundations and annuals in borders, noting USDA advice to improve home surroundings and lawns.
Green Food for Chickens in Winter Care
Winter care of fowls should mimic spring and summer production. Green succulent food helps keep birds healthy and in tone. If unavailable, add exp somic salts in drinking water about twice a month at a rate of one pound per 100 birds.
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Ford
Spencer Smith
H. C. Browne
Ero
R. Willis
Woman's Missionary Society
Ridgeway
County Realty
Cross Junction
Detroit
Fordson
Chapman’s Auto Sales
United States Department of Agriculture
American Legion
Skill Craft Clothes Shop
Evans
North Main Street
C. I. Brumback Bro
Mt. Jackson
Moffett & Miller
Shaw
Moresco
Jessie Hillyard
E. Water Street
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