Community church program enrolls many local children
A Centenary Reformed Church program led by Rev Clarence Woods and Miss Kathleen Woods has enrolled numerous children aged 4 to 14 for weekend sessions at the church school rooms. The program includes music, bible study, talks, lunch, and rest time with no cost to families, aiming to engage youths in constructive activities dentro the community.
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Woods
Clarence’ Woods
Centenary Reformed Chiren Chester
Anare
Centenary “Church
Balby
By ‘Karlson
Nater
Clarence Woods
Kathleen Maeé Woods
Relping Rhymes by Walt Mason Captioned Summer Fun
A fragmented verse by Walt Mason mocks summer’s weather woes and crop worries. The jumbled text repeats musings on heat rain dew and dull forecasts affecting corn and peas while a playful rural tone persists.
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Walt Mason
Deck
Tanlac Gains For Lathe Operator After Illness
R. Snead of Charlottesvilla Va says Tanlac restored his strength after stomach trouble and a post flu decline. He reports gaining twelve pounds, improved appetite, and energy at work, with his wife cooking extra meals. Tanlac sold in Winchester by Roya Drug Company and leading druggists.
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Snead
Fourth St
Charlottesvill
Faniac
Taniac
Winchester
Roya ‘Drug Company
Tye “Cady
Northwest apple crop to move by Great Northern Railway
The Great Northern Railway plans to transport a massive northwest apple harvest this fall. William P. Kenney cites a thousand cars, each with 756 boxes of 150 apples, totaling about 1,814,400,000 apples. Federal supervisor C Leedy projects the region will produce around 4,000,000,000 apples this year.
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Wenatche
Wash
Northwest
Great ‘Northern Railway
William P. Kenney
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Phey
Wen“ae Valley
Great Northern ‘Railway
United States
I . Eee
Vicense
C. Leedy
Great Northern Way
Big Dam Planned to Secure Water in Blue Ridge
Berryville Virginia town officials meet to study a concrete rock and clay dam across a ravine above the present reservoir to secure 2,500,000 gallons of water. Major H W Carpenter estimates cost around 5 thousand dollars and bids are advertised in this week's Courier.
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Berryville
Blue Ridge Mountains
the Courier
H. W. Carpenter
Carpenter
Miss Snodgraas Attends VM I Martinsburg Finals Day
Miss Anne Snodgraas traveled from Winchester with friends to Lexington to join the V. M. I. Martinsburg alumni day festivities and finals at the Virginia Military Institute venue.
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Anne Snodgraas
Winchester
Lexington
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berryville Personal Notes From The Community
Personal notes from Berryville list social visits and hometown activities. Names include Misses Powers Wolfe Johnson Gaver Peyton Ivie and Ballengee with relatives in Auburn Washington New Orleans Alexandria and Dinwiddie Court House. Mrs. Ramsey Peyton of New Orleans visits Miss Emily Powers as others travel for family events and work.
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Powers
Auburn
Prances Wolfe
Lloyd Williams
Cy Manis
Washington
Caroline Johnson
Texas
F. M. Whitehead
Roberta Whitehead
Mackey
Kate Powers
Witmer Gaver
Newberry
Carolina
David Allen
Elder
Bridge
J. W. Gaver
Carrie Ivie
Buena Vista
Holmes Ginn
D. BE. LeMay
Alexandria
Holmes
Homer Thompson
Ruth Thompson
Alderson
W. Va
W.H. Ballengee
Freckle Remedy Offer With Money Back Guarantee
A market advert promises Freckle removal with Othine double strength from any druggist. Try an ounce with several applications to see a clear complexion. If not satisfied, money back guarantee applies.
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Freckle-face
Republicans To Name Delegates For Virginia Governor Race
Clarke County Republicans meet at the Community Building in Boyce on July 2 at 10 30 a m to elect delegates to the Norfolk state convention. Henry W Anderson of Richmond is likely the gubernatorial nominee with Capt John Paul of Harrisonburg proposed for Attorney General. The party plans a strong fall contest.
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Boyce
Clarke County
E. A. Lindsey
Norfolk
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
John Paul
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Mr Kelly to Preach at Lutheran Church
Rev A A Kelly of Winchester will preach at the Lutheran Church in Stephens City at 2 30 o clock Sunday afternoon.
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A. A. Kelly
Winchester
Stephens City
Sale of 116 East Cecil Street Winchester VA
By deed dated Feb 25 1915 the Lynch trustee will offer at public auction in front of the Winchester Court House at 12 o clock M on Saturday June 25 1921 the lot at No 116 East Cecil Street fronting 29 12 feet and 100 feet deep to an alley improved by a 5 room house One third cash day of sale balance in two equal annual installments evidenced by bonds secured by deed of trust and insurance policy.
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City of Winchester
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Cecil Street
Harry H. Lynch
Public sale of valuable farm in Frederick County Virginia
Public auction to liquidate a deed of trust against A O Murphy and wife for 6431.88 due on bonds from April 12, 1920. Two tracts totaling 115 acres near Stephens City to be sold Saturday July 28, 1921 at 11 a m in front of Winchester court house. One third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust with insurance on buildings. T Russell Cather trustee. Roy P Duvall, auctioneer.
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A.O. Murphy
Theait Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Irginia
Stephens City
Russell Cather
Roy P. Duvall
Limestone farm with improved bank barn and eight room dwelling
50 acres on macadam road with a bank barn and eight room house plus outbuildings. Four dwellings on Main street feature six rooms and cellars with alleys sewerage and water. Whole price $6000. Haddox Terrace race and site offers investment value. inquiries to Good & Company.
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Macadam Road
Main Street
Haddox Terrace
Good & Company
Public Auction of Winchester Property in Warner Ford Case
In the case Harry Warner vs Jennie L Ford et al the undersigned will offer at public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Va on Saturday July 16 1921 the property formerly occupied by the late H Warner at No 702 East South Market Street Winchester Va fronting about 46 feet with depth 190 feet including a seven room residence and large store room with counters and shelves Terms one third cash sale day balance in two equal yearly installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy M M Lynch W W T Lewis Special Commissioners Dated June 18 1921 J B Beverley Clerk Corporation Court City of Winchester Va 6 18 4w
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Harry
Warner
Jennie L. Ford
Court House
Winchester
H. Warner
South Market Street
Germain Street
Winchester and Western Railroad Timetable Fragments
Timetable fragment lists station names and arrival and departure figures for Winchester and Western Railroad No. 2 and No. 8. Includes stations Indian Hollow Hogue Creek McGuire Chambersville Walter Gores and W. and W. Junction with numeric times and percentages as printed.
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Winchester and Western Railroad No
Ae Meer Ea P. M
Indian Hollow
Hogue Creek
McGuire
Chambersville
Walter Gores
W. & W. Junction
Winchester
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