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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
5
Notice of court order in the John M. Silver estate directing a commissioner to inventory real and personal property, identify heirs, settle creditors, and report to the court. Publication to be made in Winchester newspaper for four weeks. Attorneys Lynch and Steck. Amount shown 50 603 22.
The record lists a sequence of Ansa timings from 7.30 to 11.20 and 2.25 to 6.10 in set intervals. It reads like a log of sequential timestamps, possibly marking checkpoints or schedule slots across multiple segments.
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia the estate of Hannah D. Smith is examined on accounts of R Gray Williams administrator c t a and debts against the estate. Creditors must appear June 19 1912 to show cause against payment to legatee German Smith without bond. notice to be published weekly in The Evening Star.
A Florida river bragged as navigable prompts a court scene with a prisoner acting as his own attorney. The judge admonishes interruptions while the defendant complains of lacking legal counsel. The text also notes a Florida river and a visit by Mrs T Clayton Williams and her brother to Maryland towns.
Report for Carper's Valley Graded School ends May 29 1912 two grades total enrollment 64. Attendance steady with averages 9 40 to 13 07 per day. Daily attendance figures show steady turnout. Pupils attending every day listed Raymond Rosenberger Russell Rosenberger Howard Mason James Ford. Funds raised by entertainments funded library large bell and organ for building. Community support praised.
Rev H E H Sloop led services at Fairview Church last Sunday. Mary Parish of Gore visited son G W Parish. Local youths attended the United States flag unfurling by P O of A Capon Bridge at Cold Stream. Lee Fletcher and Sadie Fletcher visited J B White family. Maury E B Carpenter spent yesterday with Mrs John E Strother. Blanton Lewis and Delia Lewis of Nain stayed with R F McKee family.
The Virginia Experiment Station director notes widespread alfalfa growth in the state. Advice covers when to cut for hay, handling yellowing from disease, and timing of new sprouts, with tips on curing to preserve leaves and protein.
In Ridgeway W V I June 4 Mr W E Thomas moves to Darkesville to take charge of the section there John Bear will move to Winchester as assistant foreman Ridgeway section ends with Winchester section hands operating to mile post 108 and Darkesville from 108 to 98 Motor cars to equip each section Sunheimer of Baltimore visits Ridgeway Darkesville church rally services scheduled for Paynes Chapel next Sunday Hawthorne praised for appearance in Reminiscences by Justin McCarthy.
Stephens City June 4 remarks note visitors from Lancaster and Washington D C Miss Elsie Worrest and Mrs Bellie Kabb among guests J L Drake and Wm White travel to Luray and North Dakota visits return home Myssrs L G Roltreh and Asa Racya recover from long illnesses plans for a Regal Depositary and a new concrete block Episcopal Church South building to replace the old structure
Deed from Mrs Josh F Arthur et ux to Mrs Sallie F Wilson for Shacres in Stonewall District admitted to record with consideration $17 119 98. Deed from F L Harris et ux to Charles M Ebert for lot in Harris addition with $40 and other valuable considerations. Deed from L Harris et ux to Charles M Evert for Tot in Harris addition for $10 and other valuable
Mrs. Annie Hellebower of Washington is visiting the family of Mr. William Fiemister on South Kent Street.
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