Local Notes From Town and Schools This Week
Several weeks at the home of her parents here. Miss Mary Bell and Miss Rachel Ritter left to resume positions at Forest Glen Seminary Maryland. Miss Winifred Orndorff of Hayfield also accepted a post there. The graded school opened Monday September 26 with good enrollment. Misses Massie of near Kernstown teach. Mr Wilmer Luttrell and bride of Ohio visit the Coopers. Preaching Saturday at 11 am at the M E church by the presiding elder. Mrs Robert Brill and child of Gore visited their parents Sunday. Mr J H Cooper returned from Morgantown West Virginia. A cold wave struck Monday evening and lasted until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell
Rachel Ritter
Eva Hicks
Forest Glen
Winifred Orndorff
Hayfield
Massie
Kernstown
Wilmer Luttrell
Bride
Ohio
R. A. Cooper
M. E. Ar
Robert Brill
Chilae
Gore
H. Cooper
Morgantown
W. Va
Chambersville Obituary and Local Happenings Summary
In Ersville Virginia on October 7 the community learned of the death of Walter Gore whose friends remember him kindly. Ritter returned to Baltimore this week after a stay here.
Farmers Prepare for Seeding as Wet Weather Lingers
Farmers are tilling, planning, and awaiting improved conditions to plant crops. The lingering wet spell delays field work and prompts farmers to adjust schedules and equipment readiness.
Greenwood School Opens With Twenty Seven Scholars
Greenwood Va October 7 The Greenwood school opened last Monday with twenty seven pupils taught by Miss Rebecca Eddy from Winchester. The one room building has been enlarged and repaired and credited to the Community League. Local residents Mr and Mrs Dickson spent ten days with relatives then returned home. Several residents are mentioned including Mr Peter Hamman improving slowly and Mrs Feriong Kern visiting her daughter Mrs James Bacher. Willcott from West Virginia moved into a local house. Apples, corn cutting and seeding noted as farm work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Rebecca Eddy
Winchester
Community League For
Peter Hamman
Feriong Kern
James Bacher
DN el Hanlon
George Pape
Mr. Willcott
West Virginia
Ewa
Kernstown News Brevities Highlight Local Visits and Events
Kernstown October notes list Mr. and Mrs. W C Lichliter and children from Winchester visiting Mrs. A R Lichliter, Berryville visitors at Mr and Mrs Wisecarver’s home, Rev Wilbur Luttrell preaching at the Methodist Church October 9, and the Massie and Triplette families hosting guests. Mrs Sager improves after sudden illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
W. C. Lichliter
Grace
Lawrence
Winchester
A. R. Lichliter
Walter Wisecarver
Berryville
Es Winetarver
Wilbur Luttrell
Albin Probate Suit Notices in Frederick County Court
In Frederick County Circuit Court a suit by Mary C. Albin widow of Emanuel J. Albin seeks dower and settlement of accounts from M M Lynch as admr and a possible sale of lands. Defendants Harvey Albin Annie Mclweenee Albin Carrie Albin Ada Harenee Albin are nonresidents and must appear within fifteen days after fourth weekly notice in The Evening Star Winchester. Copy posted by rule day October 17 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Mary C. Albin
Ray Albin
Als
M. M. Lynch
Emanuel J. Albin
Harvey Albin
Annie McIlweenee Albin
Carrie Albin
Ada Harenee Albin
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Thrifty Modern Home and Rural Properties Offerings
The ad promotes a seven room modern home with hot water furnace and hardwood floors in a prime location. It lists two homes on Fairmont Ave with prices 7000 and 5000 and another two homes with utilities for 2250. It also describes a water powered flour mill on 17 acres with barn silo and a buyout by an owner planning to retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Ave
For Sale Real estate listings by Good & Company
For sale items include a single dwelling on Pall Mall street priced at 1000 dollars, a double dwelling on Main street at 2000 dollars, an eight room dwelling with bath at 5500 dollars, an eight room brick dwelling with basement and attic modern in every respect at 12000 dollars, 50 acres improved farm near city at 4000 dollars, and several large commercial orchards likely to interest prompt buyers. Good & Company offers multiple properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall
Main Street
Good & Company
Huge Snake Killed on Trestle Near Harrisonburg
C Warble, watchman of Laynhan's Trestle on the W Railroad about five miles from Harrisonburg, killed a seven foot black snake after a fierce struggle on the span. Neighbors say it was the largest seen in years, speculating the reptile sought water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Warble
Laynhan
Services on the Winchester Circuit United Brethren Church
Services on the Winchester Circuit United Brethren Church are listed for Sunday October 9. Sunrise Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. C E Society at 2 p.m. Fairview preaching at 3 p.m. Communion afterward. Pleasant Valley Sunday School at 10 a.m. CBE Society Senior CBE Service at 7 p.m. Preaching at 8 p.m. Pastor C K Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Brethren Church
C. E. Society
Pioneer Days Talk by Envoy Wells Tonight
Envoy Alfred Wells of the Salvation Army will speak at 8 o clock tonight at the Court House Auditorium about Pioneer Days of the Salvation Army in Six Countries. The engaging revivalist talk promises thrills and laughs and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wells
Salvation Army
Court House
Salvation’ Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Douce Brothers
J. Howard Cather
Market St
Maxwell Chalmers
North Main Street
Pather
Gates
Cammer & Son
H.R. Willis
N. Market St
FORD
Willard
Col. Braddock and Water
Sts
Chambersville
Ersville
Munity
Walter Gore
Mi reSeloves E Ritter
Baltimore
Chapmans Auto Sales
Braddock St
Postoffice
Chevrolet
Maxwell
Burness
Scripps-Booth
B. Fine Motor
Overland Sales & Service Co
Cor
Main and Water Sts
Mentio
Mrs. Dickson
Tennessee
Mrs. Stouffer
Koa Bos
R. M. Swimley
Ory
Cedar Creek
Grade
Mary
C. C. Brannon
Ward & Larrick
Baker & Shryock
U. B
Chapman’s
Manhattan
Winchester Auto Sales
W. W. Dellinger
Lexington
Pike’s Peak
F. M. Reynolds & CO
N. Braddock St
Hamburger’s
N. Main St
Manufacturer’s Outlet Store
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