Farm sale in Virginia court decree auctions land in Middletown
A 178 acre farm near Middletown Virginia, once part of J T Og, is to be sold at public auction on Wednesday September 8 at 11 a.m. It is bounded by a never failing stream and includes outbuildings. Terms: one third cash, balance in annual installments with bonds and deed of trust. Special commissioners Herbert S. Larrick and Robt T Barton Jr. oversee.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Winches
Middletown
Jno. T. Oglate
Mary A. Og
Herbert S. Larrick
T. Barton, JR
Herbert S. Lartick
J. W. Baker, JR
Fredk. Go
Song in the Night in a Soldier’s Valiant Charge
A wounded lieutenant recalls a night battle where a haunting song steadied him as his squad pressed a surprise assault. Dawn finds him in a room with a woman who reveals his true feelings and the costs of war.
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Leutenant
Guild
Granton
Zone of War Daily Update Hints at Sinking and advances
British ship William T. Lewis fired on and believed to harbor a British submarine. German forces capture Grodno and force Niemen crossings as Hindenburg troops push Russians from streets. Berlin reports ships sunk and casualties among British transport crews. Ia nnoff and Galician fronts see heavy fighting with Austro German forces under pressure. British press reacts to Germany’s submarine pledge with skepticism.
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San Francisco
Churston
Whitefield
Roumaine
Grodno
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Poland
von Hindenburg
Berlin
Dardamine
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United States
Jewish New Year Observed With Solemn Services
The Jewish New Year begins Wednesday evening September 8 with ornate temple observances and a Thursday morning service featuring a more elaborate form of worship. The holiday emphasizes serious reflection on life and morality, contrasting with secular New Year celebrations.
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Sod
Gogues
Stephens City Notes Highlights Local Visits and Appointments
Carrie Painter travels to Pittsburg Pennsylvania for winter visits. Rev. R H Cline from Stanley North Carolina will begin duties as Lutheran pastor in September at Trinity Lutheran Church. Mrs Rebecca Stirling of Harrisonburg and Miss Ollie Branner of Broadway visit Mrs A M Smith. Alva Steele joins camping party near Staunton. Mr and Mrs BE Sampsell of Front Royal visit relatives. Hilda Doggett visits friends in Kearneysville. Helen Peery stays with brother in law in Baltimore. Ada Lemley of Strasburg returns home after short stay with aunt Ida Lemley.
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Carrie Painter
Pittspurg
R. H. Cline
Stanley
N. C
Trinity Lutheran
Rebecca Stirling
Harrisonburg
Ollie Branner
Broadway
Baltimore
Ada Lemley
Strasburg
Ida Lemley
Afternoon at Home Features Rock and Fancy Work
A pleasant Wednesday afternoon gathering at a local home featured rock entertainment and decorative craft work. Guests enjoyed refreshments as the event unfolded in a warm, social setting.
Miss Jean Webster to Wed Glenn Ford McKinney in Canada
Romance writer Miss Jean Webster confirms engagement to lawyer Glenn Ford McKinney of New York. The couple plans a September wedding at Green Connecticut, then a month hunting in Canada after a motor trip to their ceremony. Webster remains unsentimental about romance.
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Jen Webster
Glenn Ford McKinney
William Street
New York
McKinney
Aswer
Miss Webster
Green
Connecticut
Washington
Joseph Lewis
Canada
Melvin Green
Rev John R Augusts to preach at St Paul AME Church
The pastor Rev John R Augusts will preach at St Paul AME Church on Sunday morning and night on the subjects Abiding in the Ship and The Passover respectively Holy communion after the night sermon Organ They Crucified Him Hall.
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John R. Augustus
St. Paul's A. M. E
Public Sale of Two Desirable City Lots in Winchester
By decree from the July 1915 term in W W Carter vs Frank G Walter et al the trustee and special commissioners will offer two city lots in Winchester Virginia at public auction. The sale Wednesday September 15 1915 at noon front of the court house. One half cash with the balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. The lots are No 424 on North Kent street and a lot on East Piccadilly street held equally by the estate of R Wm Walter and Fred L Glaize. Auctioneer William Bowen.
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Corporation
Winchester
Virginia
W. W. Carter
Frank G. Walter
Court House
R. Wm. Walter
North Kent Street
East Piccadilly Street
Fred. L. Glaize
Robert M. Ward
Herbert
Elizebeth K. Williams
V.h. Parsons
Property Listing in Winchester Virginia Describes Parcel Details
Saturday September 18 1915 notice describes a land lot in northeastern Winchester Virginia on the south side of Fairfax Lane between East Lane and Kent Street. It fronts 40 feet on Fairfax Lane and extends 115 feet back, conveyed to H H Parsons by deed dated September 8 1910 from William E Henry and wife. Brick house on site.
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Winchester
Fairfax Lane
East Lane
Kent Street
H. H. Parsons
William E. Henry
Trustee's Sale of Limestone Land in Frederick County
The trustee will offer three tracts of limestone land in Frederick County Virginia by public sale on September 11, 1915 at 11 a.m. Each tract ranges from 3-14 acres with apple orchards and farm buildings. Terms require cash on purchase, with remaining balance in two equal annual installments at 6 percent interest, secured by a deed of trust and mortgage on the property. Possession given after sale. crops and improvements pass to purchaser.
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Dee Brown
Virginia
Chester
Vis
Frederick Comn
Stephens C
W.R. Brown
Freder- Va
Frederick County
Saeserved
Herbert S. Larrick
Cc. I. Brumback
Biliousness and Constipation Relief Featured
A testimonial from Mrs. Chas. Peck of Gates New York praises easy and inexpensive relief from biliousness and constipation, claiming surprising endurance of discomfort before trying a simple remedy.
Sale of Frederick land in Elliott chancery case announced
Special commissioner will offer at public auction in Winchester Virginia on Saturday September 18 1915 at 11 a m the western part of Frederick County land near High View containing 57 78 acres with a two story dwelling the property once owned by James W Elliott. Terms require one third cash sale day with the remainder in two equal annual installments secured by purchaser bonds and a deed of trust and a life insurance policy on the property.
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Lula
High W
Jas. W. Elliott
Peete
Terbert
S. Larrick
Frederick County
Herbert S. Larrick
Sdite
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