Funeral Services Held At Boyce For H. T. Antrim
Funeral services were held at Boyce for H. T. Antrim who died recently. Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden officiated at the late home and at the University of Vir experimental farm. Pallbearers included J. H. Funkhouser and three students from the farm. Antrim had managed the experimental farm from 1928 until his death and was well regarded for his jovial nature and Christian conduct. The interment will follow in River View Cemetery in Waynesboro Virginia after services at 2 p.m. this day.
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University of Vir — Experimental Farm
River View
J. H. Funkhouser
Aartes Hie
H. J. Martin
Iell
George Sowers
Hall
Whitacre
Showalter
Experimental Farm
Antrim
Experimental
Winchester
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Recent Transfers of City Real Estate Recorded
The clerk of the Corporation Court records several transfer deeds. Berlyn Slonaker to Nellie Slonaker conveys land on tee avenue for 50. I N Good and T Russell Cather to William J Lockhart give a Had dox Terrace Sub division parcel for nominal consideration. Handley Board of Trustees to C Burton Harry and Oscar B Harry parcels in Smithfield Farm Sub division for 600 dollars. James E Hardy to William S Sargent conveys land in Gray Lea plat. Oates et al to Newton B Singleton a parcel on East Gerrards street for nominal consideration. William M Richards et al transfer land in Loudoun Manor Addition to William B Wagner and G W Strickler.
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Corporation Court
Berlyn Slonaker
Nellie
Slonaker
Tee Avenue
I. N. Good
T. Russel Cather
William J. Lockhart
Haddox Terrace
Handley Board of Trustees
C. Burton Harry
Oscar B. Harry
Smithfield Farm
James E. Hardy
William 8. Sargent
Gray Lea
Aon
C. Oates
Newton B. Singleton
East Gerrards Street
William M. Richards
William B. Wagner
G. W. Strickler
Loudoun Manor
Grimes Gleanings May News From Grimes Va
Grimes notes report Newton Sumption paralyzed at home near Woodbine schoolhouse. Mrs. McBride of Gerrardstown W Va and her grandson visit Mr and Mrs A B Orndorff. Funeral of Mrs Wilson in Winchester attended by family. Rainfall last week welcomed. Clarence S Sheppard sells Forty Oaks orchard to Nash of Peoria Ill and will move here. He buys two Winchester houses and will relocate. Mrs Arthur Orndorff attends Miss O N Ward funeral at Capon Bridge. Roy Randall sells property nearby.
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Clarence S. Sheppard
Nash
Peoria
Ill
Sheppard
Winchester
Arthur Orndorff
O’nile Ward
Capon Bridge
Roy Randall
Unsigned obituary note from local paper
A brief memorial passage honors a woman whose life work and care were valued by the community. It expresses regret at her death and notes the sympathy of friends and neighbors for her passing.
News of Other Years May 22 1929 Prohibition Talk
Fragmentary note shows discussion of prohibition measures and a Virginia legislative scene. Mentions Gene Tunney legal action and Winchester Virginia as a city with marriage rules, reflecting scattered archival clippings from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News OF
Virginia
Gene Tunney
Winchester
Five Years Ago May 22 1925 in Review
Stock prices declined on the New York exchange as 1,850,000 shares traded. William G McAdoo was floated as a presidential candidate. Thelma V Clarkes wedding to Mr W Brown is set for June 10. Americans complain of weak Canadian beer with Fergies Foam described as froth. Handley High School baseball was crushed by Harrisonburg High 19 to 5.
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New York
William G
Fifteen Years Ago May 22 1915 War News Terse
Italy and Austria face action as fighting could start any day. Blossom blight hits New York. Civil War veteran Washington Cooper dies. Rev W O Kert to discuss the European war at Braddock Street M E Church South. Gray and Sheetz offer a proof all wool blue serge suit for ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Austria
Newy
Eel
Washington Cooper
W. O Kert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Gray and Sheetz
Chicago Optometrist Sells $20 Glasses For $2.96
Dr. Ritholg & Sons promotes comfort spectacles that leave no facial marks and resist breakage. The offer includes a 100 day trial with no payment required upfront, a free case and style book, and a claim that the glasses compare favorably to $26 brands.
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Chicago
Dr. Ritholg & Sons
W. Jackson Blvd
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Frederick
Potomac
Yremia
Hansbrough & Carter
Goodrich
Silvertowns
The
Cammer Tire Co
Braddock-Boscawen St
Winchester’s Tire
Ebert
HW. Braddock
Aaa
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Firestone
Handley School
Ati
SHELL
Dodd Super
Aerotome Company
Frank Feinberg Valley Clothing House
North London St
Reo
Auto Parts Corp
South Loudoun St
Mr. Kelly Asbury
Warrenia Va
Ford Sales and
Bickers
Ford
Delco-Light Chas. W. Fulk Sales and Service
Kearneysville
W. Va
Shepherdstown
Wanes Pa S
Ele Bhia Induirer
Boyce
H. T. Antrim
Grimes
B. McCormac
Society For
Vesttiities
Laygus
UNION
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Company, Inc
Leonard Street
Reo, Ny
Wright Motor Co
North Braddock St
Detroit
Bickers Motor CO
Senate
Indianapolis Star
Pratts
Winchester Seed CO
Packard
Kelvinator
E. Boscawen St
Jersey
Southern Chemical CO
G. W. Morris
Mgr
W. A. Buncutter
Albin, VA
Florida
Scarface
Jessens
Valley Pike
Pine Motor CO
Braddock St
Els
C. E. Organ
Rouss
Braddock Street
C. I. Brumback
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