Public Auction Of Farm Near Summit Point West Virginia
Special Commissioners announce sale of a 13 acre 16 perches farm near Summit Point 2½ miles from Sum it Point and within a mile of Swimley Station on the B and O Railroad. Improvements include a dwelling barn outbuildings and a well with wheat crop to convey. Sale Saturday November 19 1921 at 11 a m with terms one third cash and rest in two notes bearing interest. The purchaser may pay all cash and title is reserved until deferred payments finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd L. Watson
Summit Point
Said
Swimley Station
Geo. M. Belthoover, JR
Forrest W. Brown
F. L. Bushong
T. C. Green
Red Cross Fund Drive Schedule for Frederick County
Rev Robert B Nelson rector of Christ Church Winchester and Red Cross chapter chair lists campaign meetings in Frederick County for fundraising. Events include Middletown High View Stephens City White Hall Woodbine Round Hill Rock Enon Cross Junction Reynolds Store Whitacre Mountain Falls Star Tannery Rosenberger with dates from October 22 to October 28 and various afternoon and evening times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Church
Winchester
Winchester and Frederick County
The
Red Cross
Frederick County
Middletown
High View
Stephens City
White Hall
Woodbine
Round Hill
Rock Enon
Cross Junction
Reynolds Store
Whitacre
Mountain” Falls
Star Tannery
Rosenberger
Valuable Farm Sale Under Virginia Court Decree
Special Commissioners will sell at public auction in Warrenton Virginia on October 29 1921 at noon two tracts of Fauquier County land. Tract 1 111 acres Tract 2 90 acres both blue grass pasture with good stands. sale requires one third cash day of sale and balance in two yearly installments with deed of trust or cash option. Brannon Clerk certifies bond of 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. W. Conrad
Sach
Jefferson County
Geo. M. Beltzhoever, Jr
Circuit Court
Frederick County
W. W. Bowles
Gdn
Lee R. Grim
Admr
Warrenton
Virginia
Fauquier County
Blue Ridge Mountains
Berrys Ferry
Paris
Joseph W. Bowles
C. M. White
Olivia B. Yerby
Circuit Court of
Fauquier Co
Trustees' Sale of Handsome Winchester Residence
Trustees advertise a public auction of a corner lot at Stewart street and Stonewall avenue Winchester Virginia. The two deeds of trust dated 1919 and 1920 secure debts and call for one third cash payment at sale with the balance in two annual installments backed by purchaser bonds deed of trust and insurer policy. The property features a pressed brick house with ten rooms baths conservatory and cedar lined room in a prestigious neighborhood near Handley Schools and Shenandoah Valley Academy. Auction set for 12 o'clock noon Saturday October 29 1921 in front of the Winchester Court House. Duvall Dunn trustees and auctioneers 927-0.a.w-4w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Jefferson County
West Virginia
C. F. Wall
Lloyd L. Watson
Court House
Charles Town
W. L. Fultz
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Stewart Street
Stonewall Avenue
Handley Schools
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Credible Creosote Tree Paint Fends Rabbits Off Young Orchards
Dr. Waite recommends coal tar creosote tree paint to protect young apple trees from rabbits. He describes a home made mix of creosote oil and cold tar and shares his field tests improving bark protection on trees two to four inches in diameter. The note is endorsed by H F Byrd urging vigilance against mice and trunk trash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
M. B. Waite
Unknown Soldier Chosen At Chalon for Arlington Burial
In Chalon sur Marne a ceremony selected the casket of the unknown American soldier to accompany his burial at Arlington National Cemetery. The improvised chapel in the city hall held a simple brief service as requested by the U.S. government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalons-Sur-Marne
America
National Cemetery
Arlington, Va
United States
Prof Fletcher to Address Growers in Frederick County
The Frederick County Fruit Growers and Farmers Association plans a 1 30 PM Saturday meeting at the Handley Library lecture hall. Prof S W Fletcher head of Pennsylvania state experiment station will speak on fruit subjects. Other topics include fertilizer committee report, joint fertilizer purchase, apple barrels, and scab control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Fruit Growers and Farmers’ Association
Handley Library
S. W. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Fletcher
Virginia
Winchester
United States
H. F. Byrd
New York
Miss Amy Rinker Weds Thomas A Mann in Upperville
Miss Amy Rinker daughter of Dr C F Rinker and Thomas Armstead Mann of Glyndon Md were wed October 10 at Trinity Episcopal Church Upperville Va The ceremony officiated by Rev Edwin Hinks and Rev EF Burwell featured autumn flowers cathedral candles and music by W J Mann of Baltimore The bride wore white georgette over ivory satin with white roses lilies of the valley and orange blossoms The wedding party included bridesmaids Miss Mary Pugh Miss Louisa Crawford Miss Courtney Armistead and best man Edwin Rinker with ushers Richards Peach W J Mann Jr Dr F C Rinker and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upperville
Amy Rinker
C. F. Rinker
Thomas Armstead Mann
Glyndon, Md
Trinity Episcopal Church
Edwin Hinks
EF. B. Burwell
W. J. Mann
Baltimore
Mary Pugh
Washington, D. C
Fern
Louisa Crawford
Kernstown
Courtney Armistead
Richmond
Killarney
Edwin Rinker
Wedding Reception Sends Couple on Southern Flier to Glyndon Md
A large reception at the bride's home followed by a wedding breakfast for the bridal party preceded Mr. and Mrs. Mann departing for a southern trip. They will return by boat via Florida and make their home in Glyndon Maryland. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mann Glyndon Md Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mann Jr Baltimore Dr and Mrs F C Rinker Norfolk Mr William Rinker Winchester Dr and Mrs Boyd Read Washington Miss Mary Rinker Washington and Mr and Mrs Richard Goode Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mann
Florida
Glyndon
W. J. Mann
W. J. Mann, Jr
Baltimore
F. C. Rinker
Norfolk
William Rinker
Winchester
Boyd Read
Washington
Mary Rinker
Richard Goode
Delaplane
Central High Defeats Shenandoah Valley Academy 7 to 2
Central High School of Washington won a hard fought game against Shenandoah Valley Academy on Saturday afternoon by 7 to 2. Wilton the Central fullback showed great ability while Roe of Shenandoah starred at right half. Central reported four regular players out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Washington
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Wilton
Central
Roe
Shenandoah
Local notices and court suit records from Winchester 1921
Several residents are spending the winter in Florida after summer visits with family in Winchester. A court order in the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester, dated October 1 1921, requires nonresident defendants in a fiduciary accounting suit to appear within fifteen days and to publish notices for four weeks in the Evening Star. The suit, brought by Theodore E B Parker by Ida Fisher as guardian, seeks settlement of accounts of D W E Poisal admr of Caroline P Barr decd and determination of heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court of the City of Winchester
Theodore EB. Parker
Ida Fisher
D. W. B. Poisal
Caroline P. Barr
James Parker
Als
W. E. Poisal
Caroline’ Barr
National Surety Co
New York
D. W
Evening Star
Winchester
J. B. Beverley
Ward & Larrick
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Riley & Son
Leicester St
Winchester Realty Co., Inc
Rouss Avenue
G. W. Conrad
Zemo
T. Russell Cather
M. M. Lynch
Robert T. Barton
R. Gray Williams
John M. Steck
Herbert S. Larrick
C. C. Brannon
Frederick County Farmers’ and Fruit Growers’ Association
Withou
H. K. Green & Brother
Correti
H. K. Green and Brother
Associated Press
Gates
Stultyres Mill
Prof. Fletcher
Miss Rinker
Thos. A. Mann
Truth
Trinity P. E. Church
Moling & Seal
S. W
Nathan Bundy
Susie L'ttle
D. B. Conrad
Water
Evan Spillman
Schutke
Casey Stein
Nixdort Johnson
R.E Miller Crawford
Arthur
Mooney Triplett
May
Dickéhson Childress
LE. Yates Rauber
Wilson F.B. Newman
R.H
Rowe Korn
Taylor Murnan
Breakers
Atlantic
John Mirenan
North Kent Street
Frank E
Fred. Schmidt
Leeland, Fla
Frank. Brown
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