Public Sale of Farm and Timber Land in Winchester Va
Public auction in front of the Court House Winchester Virginia on Saturday December 14 at 11 o clock. The property includes 239 1 2 acres with a dwelling corn crib orchard hay meadows and timber. Timber proceeds go to deferred payments. Court approval required. Terms 500 cash day of sale one third due by court and balance in two equal payments bearing interest secured by deed of trust. Possession March 1 1913. Fannie Cather widow of John W Cather deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Winchester
Fannie Cather
John W. Cather
Norfolk and Western Train Schedules and Connections
Schedules list Norfolk and Western Nos. 13 and 25 with stops including Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch and intermediate stations. Details show Pullman cars Parlor cars cafe and connections to Memphis South Shenandoah and Washington Newark New York with indicate times and junctions.
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Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Parlor Carter
Bris
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norj
Pullmaner
Winston-Salem
Gary
Memphis
South
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Mnda
Harrisburg
Adelphia
New York
Joad Junction
Washington
Phil
B. Bey
W.c.saunders
Tragic railroad death of Airheart in Winchester crowd, 1900s
A Shenandoah Valley man, James Airheart, was killed when he fell under a coal train at a Virginia Woolen Company site. Investigators ruled the death an accidental trespass incident. no railroad fault found. Surviving widow Elizabeth Frye and four children faced poverty before community aid arrived. The body was prepared for burial as coroner’s inquest set the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airheart
Virginia Woolen Company
Joseph M. O’roark
Mr. Cooley
Cannon
Joseph Cooley
Piccadilly Street
Winchester
J. B. Beverley
W. F. Keller
James Collins
Bernard Sullivan
T. ©. Clark
E. H. Grim
Walter B. Henry
O. J. Franks
Kurtz Undertaking Establishment
Undertaker’s
Hig
Mount’ Jackson
Shenandoah County
Conveyances Recorded in Frederick County
The circuit clerk admitted several deeds to record. This includes Jesse Fries to George W. Maury for 16 acres in Gainesboro district for 30 dollars. Sallie F. Wilson to N. W. Mills for Linden Heights lots for 210 dollars. James H. Fishel to D. M. Armel for 13 acres in Opequon district for 5 dollars. H. I. Rogers to Ida B. Hammack for 6 acres in Opequon district for 1,000 dollars. Mahlon L. Good to John E. Rinker for 13 acres in Back Creek district for 350 dollars. J. W. McDonald to James L. Gardner et al for a one-fourth undivided interest in 219 acres in Opequon district for 100 dollars and other valuable considerations.
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Circuit Clerk’s
Frederick County
Jesse Fries Et Ax
George W. Maury
Gainesboro
Sallie F. Wilson
N. W. Mills
Linden Heights
James H. Fishel
D. M. Armel
Opequon
H. I Rogers
Ida B. Hammack
Mahlon L. Good
John E. Rinker
Back Creek
J. W. McDonald
James L. Gardner
Als
Death of William Theodore Brent In Mansfield Ohio
William Theodore Brent died at his Mansfield home on November 21. He was born and raised here, son of the late George and wife, brother of the late Nathan A. Brent, and had lived in this city until after the Civil War before moving to Mansfield where he was long employed with Aultman and Taylor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ohio
William Theodore Brent
George. Brent
Nathan A. Brent
Brent
Masefield
Pape's Diapepsin Regulates Stomach
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick safe remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises relief within five minutes, reduces gas belching and sour stomach, and claims lasting stomach regulation with a single fifty cent case sold at drug stores.
Last Brent in Winchester Family Interred at Mansfield Cemetery
Mary A Brent and two sons and two daughters mourn the death of Mr. Brent whose remains were laid to rest in the Mansfield cemetery. He is believed to be the last of his parents’ family with no immediate relatives nearby. The Brent family rank among Winchester’s oldest and most substantial. The last visit by Mr. Brent to Winchester was in December 1902 for his brother Nathan A Brent’s funeral with his son Dr Innes V Brent.
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Mary A. Brent
Mans
Mr. Brent
Winchester
Brent
Innes V. Brent
Nathan A. Brent
Dr. Lacy to Install Pastor in Keyser
Rev. A. C. Price, pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Keyser West Virginia, will be installed Wednesday evening. Rev. Dr. J. H. is associated with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Price
The
Presbyterian Church
Keyser
W. Va
J. H
Lacy to Preach Installation Sermon and Preside
Reverend Lacy of Winchester will preach the installation sermon and preside at the installation. Rev. Dr. F. J. Brooke of Romney West Virginia will deliver the charges to the pastor, and Rev. H. M. Moffett of Charlestown will address the congregation. Dr. Lacy will depart Wednesday morning for Keyser and plans to return the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lacy
Earity
Keyser
Staunton Prepares to Welcome Governor Wilson Host Country Home
Staunton citizens committee designates Rev. Dr. A M Fraser to host President elect Woodrow Wilson in the governor's birthplace manse. Fraser, successor of Rev. Dr. Wilson Sr., and a former classmate of Wilson, will oversee entertainment as December 28 homecoming nears.
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Staunton
Woodrow. Wilson
A. M. Fraser
Governor Wilson
Wilson
Fraser
Dr. Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Married Couple, Hockman and Unger, Settle in Warren
Clarence Hockman a young farmer from near Strasburg and May Unger of this county married at the Baptist Church parsonage on North Market street by Rev W H Carter. They left for a home in Warren county near Front Royal after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hockman
Strasburg
May Unger
Baptist Church
North Market Street
W. H. Carter
Money In the Egg Business
The article argues there is money in poultry by raising chickens scientifically. It notes strong demand outpacing supply and rising market importance, making poultry profitable as a main business or a side venture.
Notes From State Normal Special Correspondence
State Normal School Harrisonburg Virginia reports student movements and faculty honors. Misses Bertie Sid Miller and Margaret Garrett return after holidays with Miss Jennie Meade of White Post. Burruss elected president of Virginia Teachers Association and Southern Teachers Association board chair. Sale president of Economic Club and James C Johnson named Seventh district Virginia president. C J Heatwole named Peabody alumni president. Stella Collins Olivine Runciman delegate to Sweet Briar YWCA conference. Holy City Oration at Presbyterian Church directed by Miss Julia Starr Preston. YWCA bazar set for December 13 in science hall. Anna Florence Allen Stephenson and Mary Stephenson to spend Christmas at home.
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State Normal School
Harrisonburg
Misses Bertie
Sid Miller
Margaret Garrett
Misa
Jennie) Meade
White Post
Mary Stephens
J. B. Fountin
Tweenesboro
Burruss
Teachers’ Association of Virginia
Southern ‘Teachers’ Association
Richmond
Mise Sale
Economic Club
James C. Johnson
Virginia
C. J. Heatwole
The
Peabody Institute
Stella Collins
Olivine Runciman
Sweet Briar Y. W. C
Funeral Services For Wade Larrick
Wade Larrick died at his home near Capon Springs December 3 from pneumonia and complications. He is survived by his widow Della Henry Larrick and three children, plus siblings Claud, Mrs. Lemuel Lofton, and Mrs. W S Anderson. Burial was at Shiloh with Rev. Brill officiating. He joined the United Brethren Church about ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Enon Springs
Wade Larrick
Capon Springs
Shiloh
Mr. Brill
United Brethren Church
Larrick
Theodore Larrick
Della Henry
Rosenberger
Claud Larrick
Lemuel Lofton
Mountain Falls
W. S. Anderson
Charles Bayliss
Winchester
Minta Larrick
Taylor Larrick
Boyd Larrick
White Post
John W. Good
Dorse ¥Rill
Local Visit Highlights Albin Family Travel
Mrs. Hadith Alkire and her daughter Pauline visited relatives in Morgantown West Virginia. A. J. Tavenner and B. F. Linebure spent a day last week in the area.
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Misses Ezra
Annie Gam
Qumberland Valley R. R
Seeew
Philadelphia
York
Sta
Ripe G. P. A
de Wreberen
Eastman
Fred. S. Boyd
Main & Water
J. W. Buchanan
Calla
McKnee’s
No. Market
Philo. Smelting and Refining Co
Oh Tag
Norfolk and Western
Spave Berryville Daily
Rockingham County
John Airheart
Elizabeth Frye
Man” Frye
Strasbore
Maude
Annie
James
William Airheart
Minnie Williams
Mount Jackson
Ollie Airheart
George
Robert
Bridgeport
Louis
Maryland
Charles William Airheart
Shenandoah Valey
Pine Church
WM. T. Brent
Aultman and Taylor Company
Pape
Graybeal’s
Graybeal
W. Water St
BAKO
Florida
VIA
GOOD
Gov
Postum,Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Davidson College
Warren
Xrape
Money In
the. Egg Business
Anna
Florence Allen
Stephenson
Mary Stephenson
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