Public Sale of Inable Suburban Property
Public sale on Tuesday Oct 24 1916 of realty now occupied by El G Smith in Winchester on the north side of Northwestern Grade. Property includes a large room and two story frame dwelling described as a desirable home. Terms call for one third cash at sale and balance in two equal installments secured by a deed of trust and a building insurance policy. Herbert S. Larrick, trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uesday
el G Smith
Winchester
Herbert S. Larrick
Carper Dead At Martinsburg
Announcement from Martinsburg reports the death at 3 o'clock this morning of Mr. de Carper aged 85. He died at his son's home and had long resided in Leicester. He is survived by two sons, C. L. Carper and another son named in the notice.
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Mariburg
de Carper
Carwho
Carper
Surhim
C. L. Car
Public Sale of 26 Acre Orchard Land Near Winchester
A substituted trustee announces a public auction in Winchester Virginia for a 26 acre tract near Chambersville and Northwestern Grade in Frederick County. The property includes a four room dwelling, outbuildings, and an 11 year old apple orchard watered by a perennial stream. Terms require one third cash and balance in six and eighteen months with purchaser bonds secured by a deed of trust. Immediate possession granted. Contact J W Fisher Strasburg VA for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Chambersville
Frederick County
Virginia
Buddeckie
M. M. Lynch
A. C. Sticklbey
J. W. Fisher
Strasburg, Va
Remains to be taken to Winchester after Cumberland Valley Rail
The body will be conveyed to Winchester via the Cumberland Valley Railroad at 7 20 this evening and taken to the home of EB W the deceased son.
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Winchester
Cumberland Maley
EB. W
Funeral services Monday afternoon by Rev J W Brubaker
Funeral services are to be held Monday afternoon conducted by Rev J W Brubaker. The burial will follow at Mount Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garper
Snake in Logs Triggers Odd Self-Dispersing Joints
Enoch Chase, while removing logs at Mel Hicks south eighty in Larned Kansas, disturbed a joint snake. He tied one segment in a bucket. after a whistle sequence the head and tail separated, the joints scattered. The captive piece escaped when an automobile approached.
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Larned
Kan
Enoch Chase
Mel Hick
Enoch
Yellowbacks Light Cigars in a Moving Picture Vignette
An elderly man in a silk suit buys a 50cent perfecto at a New York hotel cigar counter. He uses a yellowback, lights it after burning a 50cent bill marked with two Xs, and leaves as four bellhops watch. The scene is described as a recurring public stunt, possibly featuring a film actor.
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New York
Symphony In Gray
Cigar Counter
Sam
Reads Wifes Dead Love On Her Lips Case
Chicago reports a divorce suit by Frank Fischer a deaf mute accusing wife Ethel Fischer of heartbreak and silent lips confession. The couple married five years ago and communicated by lip language then she grew silent mumbling at meals and fled after he glimpsed her unspoken thoughts.
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Chicago
Frank Fischer
Fischer
Fischers
Ethel Fischer
Hovgs
Woman loses infant passenger delays Santa Fe train
Hutchinson Kansas report details an hour delay on Santa Fe train 593 as a mother left her infant asleep in the chair car and raced ahead by auto to catch the train at Copeland. The conductor for train 598 found the child and returned it to the frantic mother after a long chase.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Santa Ire
Dodge City
Cimarron Valley
Division
Montezuma
Copeland
No. 693
Angry Rooster Beats Baby In Joliet Incident
Mrs Mary Palace asked police to arrest a neighbor’s large rooster after it mauled two year old Leo Palace in Joliet Illinois Leo chased the bird then tripped and the rooster attacked him driving spurs and bill into his scalp leaving him unconscious and with torn scalp multiple places The incident involves John Francis as owner of the rooster.
Fish on Line Fires Rifle Injury in Courtland
Richard O Neill twenty five year old was injured while fishing in Courtland Kansas when a fish pulled a line causing a rifle to discharge. A bullet struck his leg as the reel tangled with the gun during loading.
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Courtland
Kan
Richard O’neil
O'Neill
Churches and Service Times for Sunday Listings
Centenary Reform, Christ Protestant Episcopal, Sacred Heart, and First Baptist announce Sunday services. Centenary Reform holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m. Christ Episcopal offers morning prayer at 9 00 a m and 7 30 p m with choir programs. Sacred Heart lists masses 7 30, 10 30 a m and vespers 7 30 p m. First Baptist has morning worship at 11 a m and evening at 7 30 p m with Wednesday prayer at 7 45 p m and Sunday school at 10 a m.
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Christ Protesant
First Baptist Church
W. R. Alexander
Local church notices list services and schedules
Gragh Lutheran on West Water Street led by Rev George Bowers holds services at 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday school at 9 30 am J B H Cooper leads Wednesday prayer at 7 30 pm First Christian at Brad dock Clifford streets with Rev W T Walters pastor holds services 11 am and 7 20 pm Sunday school 2 15 pm and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm Weekly prayer Wednesday 7 30 pm Methodist Episcopal at Market and Cork streets Rev H G Spencer pastor holds 11 am and 7 30 pm services Sunday school 2 15 pm Hunter N Kern superintendent Wednesday prayer 7 30 pm.
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Centenary Reformed
Corner Market
Cork Strests
T. K. Cromer
J. C G. Recher
Gragh Lutheran
West Water Street
George
Bowers
D. D
J. BH. Cooper
First Christian
Braddock
Clifford Streets
W. T. Walters
Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Episcopal
Market
Cork Streets
H. G Spencem
Hunter N. Kern
Episcopal
South Braddock Street
W. C. Talbert
B. Snider
Epworth League
W. G. Hardy
South Main St
J. H. Lacy
Local Church Schedules and Leaders on Braddock Street
A listing of religious services across Methodist, Presbyterian, Pentecostal Mission, Highland Avenue Presbyterian, and United Brethren churches. It notes pastors Rev W C Talbert Rev J H Lacy RH F Ashley Rev G W Stover and lay leaders such as W B Snider W G Hardy and L M Fries, with service times for Sunday and midweek prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal Mission
Highland Avenue
F. Ashley
Higland Avenuth Presbyterian
United Brethren
North Brad- Yoek Street
G. W. Stover
Nastor
Young People’ Society
Christian Endeavor
L. M. Fries
Local Market Prices Patchy Readable Despite Corrections
Daily market prices offered by local buyers include mixed hay at 14.00, creamery butter retail 0.35, wholesale 0.32, white corn per bushel 0. per peck 0.23, No. 1 timothy hay baled 15.00, and young chickens under two pounds at 0.18. The Baltimore Market reports general prices for creamery, eggs, and poultry, with regional dairy and grain figures listed.
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Timothy
Baltimore
Rency Creamery
Choice Creamery
Virginia
Néearoy
Market Prices for HAY SHEEP CALVES AND PIGS
Prices listed for hay showing No 1 timothy and clover at 16.50 to 18.50 per unit. Sheep and lambs priced by weight with ranges from 9.25 to 19.50 per pound. Calves offered by head from 8 to 25 dollars depending on size and condition. Pigs priced per size and condition, with unspecified per head amounts.
Three houses near Ice Plant and Vinegar Plant for sale
Three houses offered at 600 dollars each located close to Ice Plant and Vinegar Plant. For more information call 438 Highland Ave. on 9-20-18.
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Hiland Ave
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Lnable Suburban Property
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Joliet Child
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Cecil Streets
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Ryan & Orndoff
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Appalachian Fruit Belt
Hagerstown
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Thos. A. Poffenberger
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