District Court Public Sales in Winchester Virginia 1920
Public notices announce multiple sales of real estate in Winchester Virginia by trustees Warren Rice and others under court orders. Properties include 326 East Field Avenue 28 by 93 feet, 412 High Plant Avenue and adjacent lots, plus a 108 acre Frederick County tract. Terms require one third cash and balance in one and two years at 6 percent. Also a divorce suit of C G Triplett vs Louise B Triplett with publication and appearance requirements.
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TNE
District Court of the
United Ihe
Clinton B. Chris
F. M. Ge
T House
Winchester
Virginia
Warren. Rich
District Court of the United States
Clinton &. Chrismore
Court House
High Plant Avenue
Highland Avenue
Center Alley
Harris
Woodland Avenue
Woodland
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Gainsoro
Mellwee Light
Warren Rice
Court of Winchester
Triplett
Louise BR. Triplett
Iso
Evening Star
J. B. Beverley
Warren Rices
Auto collision damages sought in Virginia court
Julian Venable of Stephens City sues for two thousand dollars claiming injuries from a high speed collision on the pike. He says Keith’s car forced his, suffering a fractured collarbone and multiple injuries while his vehicle is valued at 350 before the crash and 100 after. Venable seeks 950 for auto damages and 1650 for personal injuries. Other motions include claims from Schutter Johnson Candy Co., I Ramecciotti, F Raodrich Rubber, and Bremier’s Garage for various open accounts and services.
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Julian S. Venable
Stephens City
Keith
Venable
Schutter-Johnson Candy Company
I. Ramecciotti
F. Raodrich Rubber Compsnagrinet Bremier
If Every Man Were Honest What Would They Do
A verse by C. H. Weidner at 401 National Ave ponders ideal conduct. It asks what occupations would do if all people showed perfect honesty and virtue, imagining roles like lawyers judges doctors writers preachers and statesmen without conflict.
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Coppers
Adam
Brucetown Brevities March List Local Visits
Brucetown Virginia items note Dr J Sheppe and family moved to Lebanon Shareh. Mr and Mrs Orndorff hosted Hayfield guests. Miss Tannie Smithey and Mr Blaine Keesicker visit. other locals include Starliper Clendening and Fisher family gatherings. several names and weekend visits appear in local notes.
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Brucetown
J. Sheppe
Lebanon Shareh
Orndorff
Hayfield
Tannie Smithey
Darrs Houlico
Ethel' Moulde
Rest
Euésts
F. T. Pine
Sui Fay
Miss Carpenter An April Bride
Mr and Mrs Frank G Carpenter of Washington announce the marriage of their daughter Frances to Mr William Chapin Huntington on Tuesday April 6 at five o clock at 1222 Connecticut Avenue Invitations note that after May 1 the couple will reside at the Hotel France Choiseul 239 Rue Street Honore Paris
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Frank
Bishop Jett to Be Consecrated in Staunton
Mr and Mrs Robert M Ward travel to Staunton Virginia for the consecration of Rt Rev Robert C Jett as bishop of the new Episcopal diocese of Southwestern Virginia. The ceremony tomorrow will be presided by Bishop Tuttle of Missouri with many bishops and clergy attending. Bishop Jett is a near relative of Mrs Ward and married a sister of the late Bishop James B Funsten.
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Robert M. Ward
Staunton
Robert C. Jett
Virginia
Winchester
Imptor
Bishop Tuttle
Missouri
Jett
Ward
James B. Funsten
Tdaho
Colored Methodists elect new pastor for Winchester church
The Rev. John A. Reid, pastor of John Mann Methodist Episcopal Church in Winchester for three years, has been transferred to Falls Church Virginia. He will be succeeded by the Rev. F. E. Nicholas. Bishop W F McDowell announced the appointments at the close of the Washington annual conference in John Wesley Church in Baltimore.
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John A. Reid
John Mann Methodist Episcopal Church of
Winchester
Falls Church
F. E. Nicholas
W. F. McDowell
Washington
Infant dies of meningitis in Stephens City
Alvin Leo Suddith infant son of Dr and Mrs John Suddith of 333 Fairview Avenue died at home after an illness of spinal meningitis aged one year three months four days Survived by parents three sisters and one brother Funeral services were held yesterday at Brad Street Methodist Church South with Rev F M Richardson and graveside rites by Rev C Sydenstricker at Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City
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Alvin Leo Suddith
John Suddith
Fairview Avenue
F. M. Richardson
Brad Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Auburn summer open for season in Wickliffe notes
Wickliffe Virginia March 23 Miss Mackie and Miss Powers opened Auburn for the summer. Charles Starkey of Bluemont spent a week with William A Johnston. Mrs. Robert Smith and daughters visited Auburn last week. Clarence Rodeffer of Charlestown visited his daughter Mrs Henry Bell. Virginia Keller, ill with measles, is improving.
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Wickliffe
Mackie
Kate Powers
Auburn
Charles Starkey
Bluemont
William A. Johnston
Robert Smith
Elizabeth Smith
R. B. Smith
Clarence Rodeffer
Charlestown
Henry Bell
Virginia Keller
W A. Keller
Visitors and Births in Hogue Creek Area
March notices from Hogue Creek Virginia record visit of Marion Cooper to brother in law J S Orndoff, birth of a baby boy to David and Mrs Foster, and community updates. Families Rog ers Larrick Rogers and Smithey feature in weekend visits and moves. Gap Run school teacher progresses.
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Hogue Creek
Marion Cooper
Orndoff
David Foster
Renie
Fannie E Smithey
Brucetown
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Clinton E. Chrismore
William Keith
C. H. Weidner
National Ave
Miss Carpenter
Sturkish
Sarett
R. C. Jett
Colored Methodists
Ene
J. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, c
Wickliefe
Onitgelly
Kage Chalmers
Postum: Cereal Co
Battle
Creek
Mich
Genco
Genco Light
General Gas Electric Co
Hanover
GENCO_ LIGHT CO
Ewanted
Wi Hit P. Reid
Jack
James L. Gardner
Nixon Hinkle
Footer’s
Cleaners and Dyers
Cumberland, Maryland
Agency — Co. A. Heller & Co
Pennsylvania
J. S. Solenberger &Co
Winchester, Va
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