Attractive Small House and Lot Sold by Court Decree
A public sale of a west side Market Street house and lot in Winchester Virginia, occupied by Mrs. Annie Le Sean, will occur at noon. The lot fronts 39 feet on Market Street and runs back 149 feet. Terms require one-third cash and two equal bonds payable over two years with 1 percent interest, secured by a trust deed and fire insurance. Special Commissioner R Gray Williams oversees the sale. Bond executed by Richard L Gray, Clerk. 1-13-4w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery
Charles FE
George
Murnan
Corporation Court of the
Winchester
Virginia
Annie. le. Sean
R. Gray Williams
Richard L. Gray
City of Winchester
Bank Statement Shows Assets and Deposits in Winchester 1913
In a 1913 Winchester Virginia report cashier Mo Rice sworn to state that assets total 1 964 181 85 with undivided profits and various deposits. The document lists notes and bills, certified checks, and postal savings deposits, totaling 1 269 733 72 in time and demand accounts and other items. Notary Lee R Guim witnessed the oath of the cashier on October 22, 1913.
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Valley Ny Natl
Winchester
Virginia
Cenvors
U.S
U. S
U. S&s
Tate
John W. Rice
MO. W. Rice
W. H. Baker
E. V. Weems
Lewis F. Cooper
Lee R Guim
Prohibition Debated in Virginia Churches Reach Unanimous Vote
Prohibition becomes a live issue as the Virginia state conventions of Methodists and Baptists vote unanimously for prohibition and urge legislature to place the issue before voters. Expect Senate action early in the 193? session starting January 14.
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Senate
House
Campaign for State Teachers Opens Bid for Summer Schools
Attorney General Williams launches a bid to reform Virginia public school summer normals. He proposes five annual summer schools across congressional districts with leading educators serving only expenses, while teachers would no longer pay tuition or other costs during the term.
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Williams
Virginia
Views On President's Message From Senator Swanson Montague Flood
Senator Swanson says he is pleased with the President's message and supports its policies as aligned with the Baltimore Democratic convention. Montague calls it remarkable and likely to become a notable state paper. Flood deems the message a great political paper addressing key public issues.
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Swanson
Baltimore
Congress
Montague
Flood
How to Bait the Doctors
A printer in New York claims doctors would be bankrupt without women's thin stockings and shoes. He counsels treating colds immediately and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, noting its safety and wide reputation. sold by all dealers.
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New York
Guarding Against Croup with Foley's Honey and Tar
A Middleton Georgia reader endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best safeguard against croup. The user reports prompt relief and cures after using the remedy at home. Also noted is a visit by Mrs. Herbert of Alexandria to her daughter and son-in-law on West Water Street.
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Foley
P. HH. Ginn
Middleton
William Herbert
Alexandria, Va
G. D. Brooke
West ‘Water Street
Glaizes Return From Roanoke Visit
Mrs. Frederick L. Glaize and her son Frederick L. Glaize Jr. have come back from a visit to friends in Roanoke Virginia.
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Frederick L. Glaize
Frederick L. Glaize, S Jr
Roanoke
ADEA FOR DINING TABLE NETS WITH Embroidered Runners
Black and tan linen runners feature hem stitched ends and satin or cross stitch designs. The pattern includes three baskets with green and yellow motifs, pale pink flowers, and ribbon festoons. Better to add 12 to 14 inches hang while cutting, using cross stitch carefully on coarse linen.
Parasols in Varied Styles Fashionable for Decoration
The piece describes parasols in decorative fabrics such as chiffon lace and tulle with satin and silk coverings. Variety includes striped patterns with black borders, white silk veiled designs, emerald-green edges, fruit and flower crepe centers, and lamp shade shaped parasols with lace and crochet trims.
Costumed neckwear styles with lace and velvet details
The article describes a smart stock collar with lace or velvet turnover and a model combining white bengaline with black velvet. The turned edge uses scrim, a velvet bow sits at the front, and a pearl buckle anchors it. Black velvet highlights ecru lace along top and front edges with a lace pumiform finish.
Circular Vanity Case in Four-Inch Round Form
Four inch diameter vanity cases in taupe black mahogany or mulberry morocco feature nickel frames and link chain handles. Inside one side holds a circular mirror and powder puff while the other side stores a purse with an envelope flap secured.
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Morocco
Mrs A M Baker Visits Baltimore Friends
Mrs A M Baker arrived this morning on a short visit to friends in Baltimore.
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A. M. Baker
Baltimore
Alfred L Marshall Weds Miss Burns
Alfred L Marshall married Miss Eva Virginia Burns at Riverside on the Shenandoah river near Summit Point in Jefferson county. Rev H Cannon officiated with Mrs Cannon playing the wedding marches. a reception followed for relatives and friends.
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Summit Hoint
W. Va
Riverside
Wiliam M. Burns
Ghenandoah
Phen
Eva Virginia Burns
Alfred Lancaster Marshall
Jefferson County
James Martsall
Edna Purns
H. Cannon
Jefferson Circuit
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
James Marshall
Viakeor
Richmond visitors and local residents in Clarke county
Mrs Melevin egenheimer of Richmond visits her mother Mrs S H Hable on East Water street for several weeks. Rev Asa Richard now of Mount Sidney Va spends the day in town with friends. Mr Charles 3 Dooley departs for Washington after visiting in town. Mr and Mrs Frank Flannigan of Charlottesville visit at the home of Mr and Mrs C C Adams in Boyce Clarke county. Miss Alice Shryock visits friends at Summit Point W Va. Mr John Lindsey of Berry's Ferry Clarke county spends a day or two in town with friends.
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Asa Richard
Lovettsville
Mount Sidney
Frank Flannigan
Charlottesville
C. C. Adams
Boyce
Clarke County
John Lindsey
Berry's Ferry
Read and advertise ment of Chamberlain's Tablets
Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith Ark recounts how her father recovered after using Chamberlain's Tablets six years ago and says her sister also benefited. The testimonial concludes that the tablets are for sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Margaret Campbell
Ft. Smith
Ark
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