Conveyances of County Property in Frederick County
The Frederick county clerk records list multiple real estate conveyances. Names include W C Spence Wm H Cochran Eleanor Fries C F Moss E Miller Fries Frances M Barrett G B Parson James W Smellie Maggie Rhodes H W Seabright L Fleesal H S Larrick T Hershman F B Tavenner L Dorsey Jos L Joliffe M M Lynch Harry R Kern Charles W Snapp Wm H Herrell G L Craig James Rosenberger J F Rodman Theo Clute. Amounts range from 42 to 13 500 dollars for parcels in Stonewall Cedar Grove Gainesboro Back Creek Opequon and Middle town districts.
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Frederick County
W. C. Spence
Wm. H. Cochran
Stonewall
Eleanor M. Fries
C. F. Moss
Cedar Grove
E. Miller Fries
Frances M. Barrett
G. B. Parson
Gainesboro
Ray Hutzler
Ginesboro
James W. Smellie
Maggie M. Rhodes
Middletown
H. W. Seabright
L. Flesal
Back Creek
H. S. Larrick
T.J. Hershman
Rock Enon
Tavenner Et Als
J. W. Brumback
Opequon
L. F. Dorsey
Jos
L. Jolliffe
Miss Lois Bowers Dies From Burns in Wash Hospital
Miss Lois Bowers daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Bowers died at National Homeopathic Hospital in Washington DC from burns received when ether exploded. She was 19, a nursing trainee at the hospital, and was to finish surgery training that day. Survived by her parents four younger siblings. Funeral to be held in Martinsburg.
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Lois Bowers
John W. Bowers
Miss Roberts
Nain
National Homeopathic Hospital
Washington, D. C
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Miss Bowers
Pauline
Lillian
Jack
Harold
Middletown Local Notes Headlines and Visits
Middletown Virginia notes report Mrs. John Illey ill for a week. Mr. and Mrs. James Kline visit Mrs. Laura Bates near town for a week or two. Miss Ida Steele from Stephens City spends weekend with Mrs. Roorse Wright. Dr. T A Williams recovering after a week illness. Dr. Pitman of Charles Town visits daughter Mrs. T A Williams. Hicks Reeley of Baltimore visits Mr. and Mrs. James Reeley.
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Middletown
John Illey
James Kline
Laura Bates
Ida Steele
Stephens City
Roorse Wright
T. A. Williams
Pitman
Charles Town
W. Va
Hicks Reeley
Baltimore
James ‘Reely
Local residents visit relatives across states
Mrs Irvin Hottle and Mrs Harris of Pittsburgh traveled home after weeks with Mrs John Henretty. Herbert Larrick of Washington visits his sister Mrs Howard Owings. Mrs Joseph Gochenour and daughter Carroll of North Carolina visit her parents Mr and Mrs J S Larrick. Eva Knox of Winchester spent Sunday with Mrs Norman Wise. Giles Miller of Bealton visits her parents Mr and Mrs George Clark. Jacob Willey of Lansdown visits his sister Mrs John Willey. Amey and Cephia Clark return home after teaching the winter. Juanita Reid of New York and Mrs Brihart of Washington DC visit Mr and Mrs T A Conway. Mrs Henry Yates of Front Royal visits Mrs George Wright. Rev and Mrs G R Fringer and daughter go to Maryland to visit Rev Denny Fringer. Master Lee Long, run over by car, is improving.
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Irvin Hottle
Harris
Pittsburgh
John Henretty
Herbert Larrick
Washington
Howard Owings
Joseph Gochenour
Carroll
North Carolina
Jacob Willey
Lansdown
John Willey
Amey
Cephia Clark
Juanita Reid
New York
Brihart
Washington, D. C
T. A
Conway
Henry Yates
Front Royal
George Wright
G. R. Fringer
Maryland
Denny Fringer
Lee Long
Drained Soil for Alfalfa Cultivation Guidelines
Alfalfa requires well drained soil to four or five feet. If soil is acidic apply lime or marl. Apply two to four tons per acre of lime or marl in fall before seeding and plowing, then work it in with a disk or spring-tooth harrow to prepare the seedbed.
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United States
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the Commercial & Savings Bank
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Jones’ Creamery
Bell
W. &, Fletcher, Prop
Empire Today
Aobh Thoj
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Lasay Vaseen
En Colt
MacPherson
Golden Picture
American Legion
Corinne Griffith
Milton Sills
Harry Carey
the Border
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Gray & Sheetz
BNW
Winchester Merchant
Star
Riverside Park
Castleman’s Ferry
Berryville Pike
Berryville
C. R. Grubbs
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