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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1920

Page

7

What I Know of Winchester of Long Ago

William G. Russell recalls early Winchester on the north side of Monmouth and its historic homes. He chronicles Dr Cornelius Baldwin and family ties to Gen Brisco, local tradesmen, and churches, noting former residents, wares, and the town’s memory of the Hessian prisoners.

Winchester Monmouth Cornelius Baldwin Brisco Brisco Co. Baldwin Staunton Cornelius A. S Robert William Alexander Jos. C. Baldwin

Public Sale of Poland China Hogs at Clifton Farm

A public sale at Clifton Farm Gaylord Clarke County Virginia features 75 big Poland China hogs including brood sows fall gilts spring gilts and boars plus pigs ten weeks old. All sows bred have cholera vaccination. guarantees and refunds apply. Sale 12 30 p m cash terms with registration certificates from The American Poland China Record Association._DR. L. M. Allen._

Chijna Record Association Clifton Farm Gaylord Clarke County Virginia Berryville Charles Town W. Va

Notice of hearing on petition in Western District Virginia

Order dated October 8 1920 sets a hearing for November 23 1920 at 10 in the forenoon in Harrisonburg before Judge Henry C McDowell. The Clerk is to publish in The Evening Star Winchester and notify all known creditors by mail of the petition and this order.

District Court of the United States Virginia Clinton EB. Crismore Henry ©. McDowell District Court of the United States Western District of Clinton B. Crismore Winchester Frederick Harrisonburg Evening Star Avaid Henry C. McDowell

Corner houses and early settlers of Cork Street area

The text details families and properties in a historic Cork Street district. It mentions W Hampton and Caroline John Bent ley now of Washington city, Jacob Swim ley and John Everly with drum-major ties, and John B. Campbell later owned by William Pritchard. It notes a once-frozen pond used for skating, ownership shifts among Wolfe Lauck and Delamar families, and records of the Red Lion tavern run by Peter Lauck’s widow. It ends with future continuation.

Washington South Conrad Crebs Henry John Inough John Smoke Geo John Everty Ouse Wall Lewis Dr. Hedges Leicester Jacob Sherer Philip Sherer Loudoun C. B. Baldwin Henry Moore Michael Copenhaver Devisee Charles Brent Jas. Davis Kopenhaber H. M. Brent Cecil Godfrey Miller Peter Miller John Abraham Godfrey Miller Lewis A. Miller Staffel Whetzel Sadler Whetzel George Wolfe Robert B. Wolfe Bank of Winchester Jno. Mann Frederick Kurtz Adam Catharine Mt. Jackson Adam Kurtz Simon Lauck Thos. Curlett William Thos Jacob Lauck John F. Wall Senate of Virginia L. Wolfe Wolfe John Poe Jonathan Foster Frisler Langan William Jenkins Cork Foster Jas. Caldwell Loudoun Co Winchester Matthew Carey Adam Douglass John Price Joshua Newberry Inc. Price Clifford St John Lauck Simon Clifford Streets Jacob Jacob Copenhaver Abraham Lauck Cork St James Anderson Lewis Wolfe Peter Lauck Lord Delamar George M. Anderson Farmers’ Bank of Virginia Thomas George di Suppo Hampton Elizabeth Nevil Dy County Mary Red Lion Lauck Amelia Heiskell Jacob Sp Peter

First Baptist Church Sermons Invite Attendance

At the First Baptist Church the pastor preaches at 11 a m on The S vine Aspect of Man's Devotion and at 7 30 p m on The Achievement Woman's Faith Bible school is at 1 a m Young People's Union meets afternoon You are invited to join us at the little church on the corner.

First Baptist Bible School Young People’s Union Littl

And Every Inch Qatlaw Mexico Distances Cited

Fragmentary note asserts Mexico spans about 1,000 miles northwest to southwest with variation around 700 miles. No clear event or person identified. reads as a geographic claim in a stray snippet.

Mexico

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Rohlf Paris Rolad Rohlf Etamps Major Schroeder Main ST Rest William G. Russell Clinton E. Crismore Philip Klipstein Philip Morgantown Kimamier Poland China Postum Cereal Co. Inc Battle Creek, Mich H. K. Green & Bro C. B. Gentry Henry M. Strickler D. C First Baptist Church
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