Sale Desitabéee and Lot in Winchester Virginia 1919
Special Commissioner announces public auction of a house and lot in Winchester Virginia on June 7, 1919 at 12 o'clock noon. The property fronts Valley Street east of Dudley and Miller's estate, about one and a half acres, with a frame dwelling and a water well, owned by Mrs Hannah Vandiver. Sale by cash only. Jos F Moore Special Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Withers
R. L. Withers
Winchester
PH. H. Gold
Frederick
Ereby
Jos. F. Moore
R. ‘Withers
Als
A Ton Thumb Pig Born in Clarke County Virginia
A pig no longer than a man’s thumb, yet perfectly formed, was born on the farm of Hiram Lochran near Swimley Clarke County Virginia. The owner notes the pig has a good appetite but must be held up while nursing. The locality also claims the largest hog in that part of the Shenandoah Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Lochran
Swimley
Clarke County
Shenandoah Valley
Protest by Germans prompts further parliamentary representations
A report notes additional protests by Germans and indicates that representations will be made by the German parliament. The article mentions ongoing diplomatic efforts and continued formal responses.
Methodists of the South Launch Major Mission Campaign
The Methodist Church South plans a May campaign to raise 63500000 for mission work both domestic and abroad. Funds will raise minister salaries in rural circuits and support mission schools, with lay participation to sustain services where ministers cannot preach weekly.
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South
Heiht
Ovis
Paissum
Hindenburg Not Wanted By Swiss
Geneva May 12 Swiss objections arise to Field Marshal von Hindenburg seeking permission to live in Switzerland after retirement. The issue centers on inviting a former German leader to reside in Swiss territory.
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Hindenburg
Geneva
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Switzerland
Showers Expected Midweek in Atlantic States
The Weather Bureau forecast for May 12 to 17 shows rains probable Monday in New England and showers probable in the Middle Atlantic and North Atlantic states by the middle of the week. Overall, the period should be fair with temperatures near normal.
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The
Weather Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic
New England
North Atlantic
Death of Charles Hinton Schenck in Stephens City
Charles Hinton Schenck 25 of Stephens City died at home after a lingering tuberculosis illness. He had recently returned from Albuquerque and Chicago for health, was educated at Randolph Macon College Lehigh University and taught at Catawba College. He worked on Frederick county roads and led local Masonic groups. Funeral at 3 p.m. Wednesday at his parents home conducted by Rev. C. Sydenstricker. Burial Green Hill Cemetery.
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Charles Hinton Schenck
Frederick County
H. C. Schenck
Stephens City
Schenck
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mr. Schenck
Chicago
Tié
Mr.Schenék
Randolph-Macon ‘College
Ashland
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Catawba College
Catawba
N. C
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Board of Supervisors of
Frederick
Winchester
Hiram
John Dove
Green Hill Cemetery
Hiram Lodge of Masons
Meeting on School Addition at White Hall
An important meeting will be held in the White Hall schoolhouse at 845 government time on Tuesday evening May 13. Patrons and the general public are invited. Mr. Kline, superintendent of schools, will lecture followed by a discussion on adding another room to the present building. Music and special speaking will also occur.
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White Hall
Kline
Mind Hayweéd to present slides with news tonight
The White Hall Home Demonstration Club hosts an evening with on screen slides and an announcement. A supper of ice cream cake home made candies sandwiches and coffee will be served. A large crowd is expected and accommodated.
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Mind Hayweéd
Liko
White Hall
Berryville Plans To Erect A Town Hall
Berryville Town Council forms a committee to study the cost of a municipal building on Academy Street for use by the mayor, council, fire department, and local authorities. Plans were drawn by Major Henry W. Carpenter United States Marine Corps resident of Berryville.
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Berryville
Academy Street
Henry W. Carpenter
United States Marine Corps
Judge Whittle to Quit Supreme Bench in Virginia
Announcement from the governor's office states Judge Stafford G. Whittle, president of the Supreme Court of Virginia, will resign. The resignation was sent April 25 and his term would expire February 1925. He joined the bench in 1893, succeeding Judge A. A. Phieger of Montgomery County.
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Stafford G. Whittle
Supreme Court of Virginia
Whittle
A. A. Phieger
Montgomery County
Desirable Farm Public Sale in Frederick County Virginia
Public sale by decree of Circuit Court of Rockingham County Virginia to settle John W. Boyd heirs estate. In Winchester at 12 noon on Saturday June 1919 a 101 acre farm near Opequon Creek five miles east of Winchester is offered with house and outbuildings. Near Winchester Millwood Turnpike section to become part of Great National and State Highway. Purchase secured by deed of trust and fire policy. sale conducted by Special Commissioners Lynch and Stuck with bond posted.
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George W. Randolph
South Market Street
Winchester
Virginia
Hoa Randolph
Jessie Beedolph
Ella Randolph
Salliedolph
Elizabeth Page Ford
Mary E. Ross
Florence Ford
Edith Adams
Laura Gaskins
Evening Star
Court House
J. B. Beverley
M. M. Lynch
Circuit Court
Ick County
Seco
John W. Boyd
John’ W. Boyd
Frederick County
Opequon Creek
Burgess
Lysle Grim
Winchester and
Millwood
Washington City
Lynch
John M. Sthck
Duvall & de Key Javes T. Esther. L
Ecenes
Act County
Bseher L. Deg
Okie
Publication Order in Rosenberger Heirs Case
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. Jacob H. Rosenberger's Heirs vs. Jacob, H. Rosenberger's Adm'r. Extract from decree of April term 1919 of Circuit Court of Frederick County. Master Commissioner J. W. Baker to report heirs at law and realty, settle accounts, report advancements, prepare distribution scheme, and address unpaid taxes. Commissioner’s Office May 8, 1919. Hearing June 9, 1919 at Winchester, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
H. Rosenberger
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Orahy
J. W. Baker
Roweavabnen
Jabe
Jacob H. Rosenberger
A. Rosenberger
Jacob H. ‘Rosenberger
Herbert
Larrick
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Spring Suits Show Fresh Fabrics In Blues Greens
The article highlights new fabrics in tones of blue green and brown and describes the appeal of spring suits in tans brow mixtures greens and grays. It notes the fashionable range and the distinct look of the season’s attire.
Train Route Fragments Reveal Sleeper Car to New York
Fragmentary OCR shows a Pullman sleeper car route from Philadelphia to New York via Philadelphia and intermediate stops. Includes references to passenger service, railroad terms, and notes for further information to Agee.
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Aladdin Security Oil
Standard. C Oil Company
D.C. Ballimore
Regal As
Charlotte, N.C
Charleston, W. Va
Charleston, 8. C
Aladdin
PHILL_H. GOLD
Methodists OF
South Fially
Benjamin Franklin
Parcel Post
Ncinnatl
Ste
White Hall School
Scott & Bowne
Scott's
Supreme Bench
Welltown Seh House
George R. Tokes
George Washington Randolph
Chancery
Ward & Larrick
P. A
Sotiety Brand
Ryan 2
Windles
Intermedioes
Nls
Jno
Meade Jefferson Farm
Rest Chapel
Ridgeway Station
White Hall Road
Deval Dunn & Hoffman
Olliffe
Harry c. Lew
Bunker Hill
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