Trustee's Sale of Two Chey Houses and Lots in Winchester
Trustee Joseph B. Newlin announces sale of two frame houses at 573 and 57 North Kent Street Winchester VA to satisfy a note secured by a deed of trust dated March 16 1922. Sale set for Saturday September 30 1922 at noon. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust with insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sullivan
Winchester
North Kent Street
Kennt Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Breweris
Joseph B. Newlin
Trustee Sale of Desirable Small Farm in Frederick County
Trustee will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia on September 30 1922 at 11 AM the twelve acre farm three miles east of Stephens City on Dunkard Church Road adjoining Jadwallader and others. Property includes a six room frame dwelling a barn artesian well fence two acres wood within one mile of school and is conveyed to Halbert D Warner under a deed of trust dated July 5 1921.
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Halbert D. Warner
County Court
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Stephens City
Dunkard Church Road
Jadwallader
R. W. Steele
Police Court Dockets Include Multiple Drunks and Disord ers
Recent police court cases list Albert Curl and Bob Timberlake as drunken defendants with fines and costs, Wood and Raymond Schwartz for disorderly conduct with small fines, Garland Patton for drunk and disorderly, EF Holden for speeding, plus Kathleen Flowers returning to Frederick to resume studies.
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Albert Curl
Bob Timberlake
Wood
Raymond Schwartz
Garland Patton
EF. Holden
Death Claims W Scott Grant at Brucetown
W Scott Grant, 70, a prominent Brucetown resident in Frederick County, Va, died suddenly at 9 a m from asthma and heart trouble. He was a native of Wadesville and never married, survived by one brother Olin Grant and four sisters. Funeral services will be held at his home Friday at 11 a m.
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Brucetown
Scott Grant
Frederick”ty
Grant
Olin Grant
Martinsbore
W. Va
Emma Tanquary
Harry Myerly
Annie Grant
Charles — P=. Potter
Mount Crawford
Dudley Pierce
Winchester
Woodmen to Appeal Suddith Case in Virginia Court
In Frederick County Circuit Court the verdict for Lena R. Suddith administratrix against Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World stands for $833.32 plus interest from July 13 1921 and costs, with $100 for a monument denied. Hill Montague plans to appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court claiming the verdict violates law and evidence.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Lena R. Suddith
John
Hill Montague
Richmond
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia
Suddith
Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the World
Whiting
Lodge Winner in Primary
Early returns show Senator Henry Lodge leading in the Republican primary with a strong margin over challenger Townss. Charles Townsend maintains a wide lead over Herbert F. Baker for the U S Senate nomination with 7 percent of precincts reporting. A Ford car fire near Baragge north of the Winchester fairgrounds is being investigated for ownership and return.
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Peston
Sept
Henry Lodge
Michigaosr
Deergit
United States
Charles Townsend
Herbert F. Baker
Baker
Baragge
Winchester Fairgrounds
Union Leaders Decide Policy Changes In Rail Strike Situaion
Chicago reports show union leaders in a seething session outlining a policy action as the government weighs separate agreements with Railroads. Four arrested on bridge wrecking charges in Wilmington as train derailment near Alwood New Mexico injures 21 from dynamite explosion. Ohio governor empowered to fix coal prices by special session action.
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Chicago
Federal of Labor
Jewell
Wilkerson
Shopcraft Policy Committee of Ningly
B. M. Jowell
Pour
Wilmington
Delaware
Ciy
Pendinglvania Royal
Fourteenth Street
Harry Sidel
Ricer
Daniel Gregory
Pratt
Washington
Alwood
N. M
Ohio
Columbus
Davis
Hanes Aon
Jazz Musicians and Heaven Aboard a Wry Debate
A humorous exchange questions if jazz musicians reach heaven. One speaker jokes about modern ideas and gate checks, suggesting beliefs hinge on personal merit and the afterlife. This fragment hints at playful religious pondering among characters.
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Red
Mr. Grampson
St. Peter
Hard Labor in Chiggersville Courtroom
In a crowded courtroom in Chiggersville, the shoe drummer asks about the day while Squire Witherbee inquires if the man has gone to work. The reply confirms he has accepted a job, drawing many citizens to witness the moment.
Inexperienced Suitors Discuss Marriage and Coal Types
A dialogue shows a woman and suitor near an engagement with Mr Smart, who proposed and was accepted while the man hesitates. They discuss marriage and future plans and the mother asks about coal choices, listing egg coal and chestnut coal, revealing social constraints and domestic concerns.
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Ch&hice
Mr. Smart
Namea Fifi and the elusive baby in high style
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a baby speemifst and a fashion conscious woman summoning him to attend her baby. The text shows quotes and odd phrases including a reference to a four teacup animal.
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Crystal
Main Stree
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Sarah Dubose
M’lle
C. E. Johnston
Adele Affleck
Dean
Louise Savage
Mary E. Bush
Katherine Glass Greene
Eversharp
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
The
Progressive Drug Store
S.S.S
S.S
Exide
Saami
William Fox
George Walsh
Harry Myers
Fred Stone
Billy Jim
Kathleen Flowers
Luther Pannett
Frederick
Academy of the Visitation
Britucorr
Sofa
Frien Cotton
Munich
Moegeendorfer Binotter
Asoka
Riet
ELAV
Howe's
Australia
Saint Patrick
W. Scott Grant
Woodmen
Lodge
Empire Theatre
Lydia E. Ph
Ham
Youngstown
Pinkham
Elmer
L. E. Wiese
Saunas St
New Orleans
Dia KE. Pinkham
Pinkie
Lydia E
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Indiana
Lynn
Devoe
the People’s Drug Co
Apple” Pie Ridge Peheok House
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