Funeral services held for late George Sirbaugh
TACRE Va funeral services were held for George Sirbaugh who died at about 83 after a period of illness. He was laid to rest at Fairview Church cemetery following services at the church he attended the United Brethren. Survived by his second wife Miss Kerns and two sons John and Ernest, with others mourning his loss. Also noted is the death of Joseph Burton of Glengary W Va and burial at Primitive Baptist Church near Reynolds Store. he was about 80 and survived by son Dick Burton of Berkeley Springs. Francis Burton also mentioned as a brother.
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Tacre
Georrge
Sirbaugh
Fairview Church
United Brethren Church
Kerns
John
Ernest Sirbaugh
Joseph Burton
Glengary
W. Va
Primitive Baptist
Martinsburg visitor shares moments with local friends
Mrs. W. B. Rind, of Martinsburg, is visiting friends here as a past eighty year old, and she survives. The piece notes her age and hospitality during the visit.
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W. B. Rind
Martinsburg
Real and Personal Property Sale at Wardensville W Va
Under order of Judge Warren Rice Referee in Bankruptcy sale of real and personal property listed for Wardensville West Virginia at the Winchester and Western Railroad station begins at eleven o clock on June 2 1926. The sale follows the Winchester Lumber Corporation bankruptcy in the Western District of Virginia with parcel details to be announced at the station.
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Wardensville
W. VA
Warren Rice
United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
Winchester Lumber Corporation
Winchester and Western Railroad
West Virginia
Gore
Frederick Count
Virginia
Winchester Lumber Corpation
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester and Western
Mr J Martin Carper Returns to Richmond
Mr J Martin Carper returns to Richmond after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W S Carper at Boyce. Mrs Carper has just come home from Memorial Hospital much improved.
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J. Martin Carper
Richmond
W.S. Carper
Boyce
Carper
Memorial Hospital
Northern Virginia Power to Redeem Second Mortgage Bonds
Notice to holders of Second Mortgage 6% Bonds of Northern Virginia Power Company announces redemption on June 1, 1926 under the 1914 Indenture. Citations show Shenandoah Valley National Bank in Winchester as payment office and a 1 percent premium. Interest ceases after June 1 1926. coupons dated that day may be presented with bonds. Dated Winchester Virginia April 24 1926.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Virginia
A. Moore, Jr
R. Gray Williams
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
M. F. Riley
Gore Virginia flooring plant auction in Winchester sale
Public auction in Winchester on June 4 1926 offers a Gore Virginia flooring plant with eight acres of yard plus machinery including Yates heads grinders and milling equipment. Separate bids on the machinery precede sale of the plant and rail equipment with cash terms and liens released.
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Maryland and
West, Virginia
Gore
Riverside Yard
Hardy County
West Virginia
Wardenaville
Winchester Lumber Corporation
Reas
Indented Thought On Freedom And Labor
A reflective line on independence praising self-reliant work using one’s own resources, away from common mortal frailty, echoing Horace’s cadence about ancestral liberty and personal effort.
Imaginative travel versus reality in thinking
A reflective note citing Samuel Johnsap on how travel fuels imagination yet contrasts with concrete reality, exploring the mindset of envisioning possibilities against present conditions.
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Samuel Johnsap
Milwan Journal Defines Pe as The Pursued
A Milwan Journal note clarifies casual slang by stating that pe means the pursued. The brief reflects local language usage and the publication’s stance on evolving terms.
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Milwan Journal
Belief Ties Birth Time to Power Over Spirits
A folkloric claim from a sermon era suggests that being born at dawn on Obi mas morning grants a person special access to spirits and spiritual influence.
Gasoline Loss Of Ignition Efficiency Over Time
Gasoline loses ignition efficiency after standing for considerable time even when in good tag conditions. The note warns that aged fuel may not ignite as readily and should be used or treated to avoid engine trouble.
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Mutt & Jeff
Bud Fisher
Sid
Greve Writern
George Sirbaugh
Lovett Bros
Betty Butterfly
Stie
Funk & Son
Wold Spring
Wardensville Grade
Winchseter
Sarah L. Sager
Camp
Shenandoah
Shenandoah River
Blue Ridge Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
Island Ford
Rotary Club
Harrisonburg
Rotary
Robert M. Ward
Winchester Lumber Corporaton
Gore, Frederick CO
Wichester Lumber Corporation
R. FE. L. Jones
Armstrong
Ramsey
Ramsey Furniture Company
M. Marchi
West Water Street
Gore, VA
Nathanson Company
North Main Street
Horace
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Winchester, VA
J. S. Haldeman
Pres
H. C. Sheetz
Lake J. Frazier
Sec.-Treas
Alson S. Hott
Loudoun (Main
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