Chancery Report Orders Real Estate Lien Inquiry
The court adopts the bill as confessed and refers to Master Commissioner R Gray Williams to report on real estate within jurisdiction held by L H Orndorff and Gertie M Orndorff, including fee simple and annual rent value, and to convene lien creditors for report. Publication in Winchester Evening Star is required weekly for four weeks before execution of the order. Notice to all interested parties calls them to attend at Williams law office on a specified Saturday at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray Williams
L. H. Orndorff
Gertie M. Orndorff
Cig
M. Orndorrff
Winchester Tvening Star
Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Gircuit
Frederick County
C. R. Graub
Lillie Jones
Henry M. Jones
C. R. Grubb
Lillie Jones Henry
Vi. Jones
Winchester Evening Star
Court House
Julian Baker, JR
Apple crop outlook hints at thinning needed after heavy load
Reports indicate a very severe loss north of Virginia but better yields southward. The pippin crop is lighter than last year except where trees bore little. A heavy drop is noted in some areas and thinning may be required if many fruits drop to balance the crop.
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Virginia
Slays Two Large Snakes At Once
Gaines borough Frederick county report says Lou Larrick felled two six foot blacksnakes with a single blow as Ray Anderson surprised by birds nests called for help. The snakes died after a brief struggle and the family witnessed the quick victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Lou Larrick
Ray Anderson
Larrick
Mr. Larrick
Kernstown Notes Highlight Local Visits and Fire Loss
Kernstown notes list visits from Clarke County residents including Mr and Mrs J B Jones and Mrs Alice Fritatha. trips by Asa Crisman Arcth Emith to Harrisonburg. lumbago illness of John Bright. William Lichliter family visit. Berkheimer from Winchester visiting Mrs Irvin Triplett. Carroll Smith’s stay with Fred Jones. William Galloday moving into a new home after buying the Savage Distilling office property. Frank Beaver’s sawmill fire caused no lumber loss. AmeHf Evans and Alice Elbon visited Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fritathas
Clarke County
Turner
Messrs
Asa Crisman
Arcth Emith
Harrisonburg
John Bright
Carroll Smith
Fred. Jones
William Galloday
Joseph H. Savage
Savage Distiling Company
Galloday
Frank Beaver
Jacob Metz
Train Service Features Highlight Schedule Punctuality
A brief item notes the new train service emphasizing punctuality of the schedule and various features.
Public Sale of Valuable County Real Estate in Frederick County
Trustee Harry R. Kern to auction a 20 acre tract in Frederick County Virginia eight miles north of Winchester on Friday June 12 1914 at 11 am. Property adjoining Snyder Timberlake and others formerly conveyed to Tony Jackson by deed dated December 27 1909. Terms: one third cash sale day balance in two annual installments with six percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance.
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Tony Jackson
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Snyder
Timberlake
Geo. E. Copenhaver
Harry. R. Kern
Little Girl Killed by Train at Washington Junction
Eleven year old Cora Hartman daughter of Edward Hartman employed at Baltimore and Ohio was fatally struck by passenger Train No. 41 near Washington Junction last evening around 6 30. She stood on the main line watching a freight train unaware of the approaching train and was killed instantly. The engine was Charles Gannon the conductor Benjamin Jenkins and the crew stopped the train and carried the child to the station. The mother was prostrated on hearing of the accident.
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Cora Hartman
Edward Hartman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington Junction
Charles Gannon
Benjamin Jenkins
Middletown High School graduates fare on river trip
The Middletown Agricultural High School graduating and junior classes, chaperoned by C H Craybill, toured the Shenandoah River Tuesday. Students rowed and some hiked Masanutten Mountain for views of the valley.
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Middletown
Middletown Agricultural High School
C. H. Craybill
Blacksburg
Rver
Massanutten Mountain
Shenandoah Valley
Alva Steele
Stephens City
Cyra Larrick
Stephens City Notes Sparked by Local Visits and New Grocery
Stephens City Virginia notes report Leslie D. Kline with a sprained ankle. A new grocery store opened by William Hodge using the former John Adams room. The high school moved from the dormitory this past winter. Florence Guard visits Salem. Mrs. L A Adams and Mrs. Lulu McCarty visit Mrs. Strode in Boyce. Lucy and Virginia Dean return from Roanoke. Dormer visits aunt Mrs. W H Horner and graduates from the high school. M K Dean attends commenceExercises and returns from Roanoke. Mrs. W M Lineburg and sister Mrs. J A Parker visit sister in Ohio, to return soon.
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William Hodge
John Adams
Florence Guard
C. Cadwallader
Salem
L. A. Adams
Lulu McCarty
Strode
Boyce
iMisses
Lucy
Virginia Dean
Roanoke
Dormer
W. H. Horner
M. K.dean
Stephens City House and Lot For Sale
Under a 1914 Frederick County Virginia chancery decree the executor of C M Peery will sell at public auction in Winchester at noon on five acre Stephens City lots fronting Valley Turnpike. Property long occupied by M M Peery, improved by a large dwelling. One third cash, two thirds by bonds due one and two years after sale, 6 percent interest, trust deed and fire insurance. Cash option available. CHARLES C PEERY Ex'or. R Gray Williams Attorney. 5-28,5w.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
S. M. Stickhey
Lltoyd
R. Peery
C. Im. Peery
County Court House
Winchester
Stephens City
Turnmpipe
Macedonia
P. D. Stickley
Samuel Miller
Charles C. Ppery
M. Peery
R. Gray Williams
Charles C. Peery
Virginia fruit crop prospects reported by Walter Whateley
Walter Whateley of Crozet secretary of the Virginia State Horticultural Society released his first report on Virginia fruit crop prospects. He spoke in Harrisonburg with T Norris Thompson about summer sessions and noted late spring delays affecting crops across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter. Whateley
Crozet
Virginia State ‘Horticultural Society
Virginia
Whateley
Harrisonburg
T. Norris Thompson
Baltimore and Ohio Officials Inspect Shenandoah Valley Service
Mr. James S. Murray and Mr. George W. Squiggins toured the Shenandoah Valley on the Shenandoah Special from Baltimore to Lexington Virginia. They visited Washington and Lee University and the Virginia Military Institute during the inspection trip and returned home with a traffic report planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Murray
Willard
George W. Squiggins
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Virginia Military Institute
Shenandoah Valley
Freckles vanish with Othine prescription promise
An advertisement touts a physician endorsed freckle removal formula named Othine. It claims thirty successful cases and a money back guarantee. The copy urges asking a druggist for double strength Othine and promises rapid fading of freckles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drageist
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Relief From Rheumatism
An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills quickly clear the blood of poisons causing rheumatism, backache, swollen joints, and stiff painful muscles, promising readers a return to spryness and activity. The copy emphasizes restoring former comfort and reducing torment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Shenandoah Special carries 240 passengers yesterday
The southbound Shenandoah Special on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad carried 240 passengers from Harpers Ferry to Lexington yesterday afternoon. The figure excludes those boarding between Baltimore and Harpers Ferry. FOR SALE 1¢ horsepower Fairbank Gasoline Engine cheap to quick buyer Apply at Star office.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
Lexington
Baltimore
Fairbank
Star Omice
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Winchester Citizen
A Winchester resident A F Ritenour testifies six years ago kidney illness left him bedridden with painful back and frequent troublesome secretions. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved symptoms quickly and provided permanent benefit. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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A. F. Ritenour
W. Kent St
Winchester
Doan
Dean
Mr. Ritenour
Foster-Mil Luin Co
Props
Buffalo
N. Y
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North Market Stree
Coleman Dunn
Frederick
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Merchants’ National Bank
J. H. Orndorff
R. Gray Wiliams
Frederick Co
Choice City
Good and Company
P. Graybeal
Jones Creamery
Milger Fletcher
Florida
Woodwards
South Main Stree
Earnest Workers Bible Class
Burnt Factory
Saginaw Silo
Saginaw
C. C
Adams
Agt
Oni Bovee
R. G. Mitchell
Kernstown
J. B. Jones
Slater
J. R. Triplett
William Lichliter
Near Nain, Va
F Ormer
Annie Lichliter
Miss Berkheimer
Mrs
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Triplett
Aa Kg
Carlton Yates
Nixon
Brunswick, Md
Alice Yates
Florence ‘Harris
Warrenton
Wider
C.D. Harris
Baltimore, Md
Louise Totty
Helen Larrick
Nellie Graham
Quantico
William Walters
Deen
Stephens
Leslie D. Kline
W. M. Lineburg
J. A. Parker
Ohio
Stephers City House
Northern Virginia Power Co
Shenandoah
the Corporation Commission of
State of
Northern Virginia Power Company
Guardian Or Trust
Spee! Bros
Ww. H. R
Heare Shenandoah Nepey Nations Bank
Shirley Carter
Winchester, Va
E. V. Weems
H. C. Warden
Armer and Stock Dealer
Berryville, Va
S. Ff
Hoover
Armer and Capitalist
Harrisonburg, Va
Northern Virginia. Power Co
Harry Kellam
Stainton
Hogshead’s
H. L. Devine
Sanitarium
Highland Park
Richmond, Ve
F. A. Tabb
Gearbrook
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Architec Stuart Edmonds
Farmers and, Merchants’ Bank
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