Commissioners Notice in Clarke County Virginia 1912
Extract from decree of the November term of the Circuit Court of Clarke County Virginia. Commissioners order to ascertain William Trenary estate heirs creditors and prepare a distribution plan. Notice will be published four weeks in a convenient newspaper. attendance required January 7 1912 at 11 AM at Berryville office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenary
Berryville
Circuit Court
Clarke County
Virginia
William
William Trenary
Pai
Xmas Celebration At Barat Church
Festive Barat Church program features readings prayers and carols led by Virginia Lamp Stella Purcell and Louise Lamp with recitations by Myrtie Krismore Leo Cathier and Maurice Cather. Choir and soloists perform while children receive presents in a community Christmas observance.
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Phi Hy Gold
Virginia Lamp
Robert Albaugh
Russell Cather
Elmer Lewis
Kéwin Buncutter
Bethlehem
David Luttrell
Portals of Glory
Stars of Bethlehem
Agnes " Buncutter
Nettie Spence
Ada Spence
Fern Luttrell
Myrtle Chrismore
Stella Purcell
Mary Barrett
Jesus
Name
Lilian Chrismore
Song of Bethlehem
Stephenson Notes Highlights Local Holiday Visits
Stephenson Virginia notes list residents visiting friends in Luray for the holidays. Entries mention Mr George Sward and Miss Clara, Mr and Mrs B Childs in Summit Point, Mrs J C Ra of Lake View with her sister, and families including the McCann grandparents. A card party hosted by Mr and Mrs H S Benner is described. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad spares plan a new bridge on Charlestown road replacing a fire-destroyed structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Edn
Bludmont
J. K. McCann
Annie
Paul Benner
H. 8. Penner
H. S. Benner
Baltimore and
Ohfo
Charlestown Road
Ailing Catarrh Cure Promises Debated By Advertisers
A garbled ad claims a cure for catarrh using two ingredients described as the best. The text mentions Toledo and cataloged preparations, but the wording is fragmented and unclear about efficacy or authorship. The piece reads like an unreliable promotional notice from a period newspaper page.
Baltimore Market Prices in Quotations Dec
Baltimore markets report a range of prices for grains hay and feed as of December including No 2 red winter wheat at 105 1 2 cents for spot and December corn at 52 1 83 cents per bushel. Live poultry values show young chickens at 13 cents per pound and turkeys around 21 cents per pound with other poultry and dairy items listed.
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Baltimore
Honor Roll at Middletown School in Virginia
Middletown Agricultural High School publishes its December honor roll listing students by grade. Names include Philip Burner Horace Lineburg Clark Willey Grace Clarke Vivian Kamondser Esther Leidig Edna Owing Florce Rogers Bessie Strasnider Stary Veach and many others across seventh to third grade under teachers Miss Larrick Miss Belle Larrick Miss Emma Larrick Mattie Canter and Mrs Warrick.
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Philip Burner
Horace Lineburg
Clark Willey
Grace Clarke
Vivian Kamondser
Esther Leidig
Edna Owing
Florce Rogers
Bessie Strasnider
Stary Veach
Belle Larrick
Lelia Larrick
Virginia Mccartney
Genevieve Fishpaw
Myrtle ‘Rhodes
Martha Reelys
Clarence Pope
Willie Cadwallader
Norman Wise
Gil Bell Chipley
Amy Clarke
Elizabeth Cadwallader
Babhe Edmondson
Dorothy, Warrick
Thelma Long
Audra McIntur
Mary
O'Leary
Guy Lege
Hester Lineburg
Emma Larrick
Isabelle Hammack
Edna Strosnider
Frances Steele
Bessie Sperry
Aujeen Sperry
Grace Willer
Yates
Manuel
Mattie~ Canter
Ford Orndorff
Otis Pope
Jame Rogers
Sammy Pangle
Sophie Clarke
Sadie Larrick
Lucille Thelma Watson
Graham Cooper
Pami Watson
DeWitt Beery
Paul Hammack
Frank Whittington
Mary Eliza Kline
Ruby Hammagk
Second Grade and First Grade Class Roster and Conduct
List of students by grade and teacher with names including Miss Alice Rinker and Mr J C Beard. Emphasizes daily presence punctuality marks deportment and satisfactory grades as requirements for both Second and First Grade classes.
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Alice Rinker
Harry Rinker
Lawrence Guthridge
Maggie Hammack
Priscilla Ogden
Elizabeth Willey
Lee Hammack
James Ogden
Stewart Orndorff
Robert Lege
Lawson Willey
Richard Watson
May Booth
Manager at Colonial Hotel nearly suffocates in gas accident
Louis Lipsic of Martinsburg, manager of the Colonial Hotel, nearly suffocated Sunday afternoon after turning on a gas heater by mistake. He was found by cries for help and revived by a doctor who arrived as the fumes faded.
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Louis Lipsic
Colonial Hotel
Martinsburg
Winchester
Myerg
Lévysic
Frederick County Court Notices Suit to Collect $2141.62
In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County on December 31 1912 James L Gardiner sues Julian W McDonald to recover 2141 62 with interest from December 2 1912 and costs. The defendant not resident of Virginia must appear within fifteen days of publication to protect the suit. A copy to be published weekly for four weeks in the Evening Star Winchester VA and posted at the court house prior to January 6 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
County of Frederick
Jas. L. Gardiner
Julian W. McDonald
Wilinaid
Virginia
Pie Evening Star
Winchester
Poel
Clark
Ward
Tare
Ape as Shipmate Helps Sailor in Desert Island Tale
A sailor recounts mending a young ape on a West African voyage and teaching it to box, spar, fetch water, and hunt for food. The ape, Sam, becomes the ship’s helper and beloved companion until he falls ill and dies after four months on a tropical island. The tale ends with the sailor grieving the loss of his devoted simian friend.
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Desert Island
Imoro
Sam
Largest Colorado turnip weighs over two tons in Ford ranch display
A 2914 pound turnip grown on the Ford ranch in the Josephine basin is cited as perhaps the largest turnip raised in Colorado this year without irrigation. Other turnips in the same lot weighed 5 to 15 pounds each.
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Meeker
Cole
Colorado
Josephine Basin
Ford
Valuable House and Lot Auction in Winchester Virginia
Auction announced by trustees of emu Ok jede to sell by public sale in front of Winchester Court House on Saturday January 4 1918 at 12 noon two properties one on the east side of the Turnpike in Winchester fronting 60 feet with a two story dwelling and another about four acres in Greenway District Clarke County near Millen with a frame dwelling. Terms: one third cash day of sale with two bonds for equal amounts due one and two years later at six percent interest secured by deeds of trust and fire insurance policies. R Gray Whitlams and Ty. R. Cather trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Tinsmnan Et Vile
Corporation Court
Winchester
Circuit Court of County
Emu Ok Jede
Mare
Greenway
Clarke County
A. Ts F
KB. R. Ag
Circuit Court
Ehu
Millen
R. Gray Whiltams
R. Cather
California Woman Credits Cough Remedy For Recovery
Miss Marie Gerber of Sawtellé California contracted a severe cold that settled on the lungs causing intense coughing and soreness. A friend advised Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which relieved the cough the first night and within a week removed the cold and lung soreness. Sold by all dealers.
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Po A . Tsee
California
Enparsndt
Chamberlain
Marie Gerber
Sawtellé, Cal
Trustee's Sale Notice for Winchester Street Property
By virtue of a deed of trust dated 16, 1900, the note secured with the property at North Me Winchester Street, two story brick building, alley access, gas and electric services. Sale to public on a set date. terms include two equal annual installments with interest. Auctioneers Duvall & Dunn announce the sale for Mary Be Stapp estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Wilton
Ams Trust
Winchester
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SMITE
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Winchester Hosp
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William Sulzer
New York
Assembly Chamber
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Robinson Crusoe
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Millwood
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