Middletown State Bank Ledger Shows June 4 1913 Finances
A sworn financial statement from the Middletown State Bank Inc located in Middletown Frederick County Virginia details assets totaling 64031 44 and liabilities including capital stock 10000 and surplus 3500 with cash balances and various bank items. Cashier W E Coffman attests the accuracy to the best of knowledge and belief, with attestations.
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Middletown
Frederick
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Theiddletown State Bank, Incorporated
State of
W. E. Corrman
Parcel Post Proposals Pushed By Post Office
The notes discuss a proposal to overhaul the parcel post schedule and rates. Postmaster General Burleson and George J. Kindel advocate revision to reduce confusion and improve economy and efficiency. The amendment aims to prohibit certain items and reorganize import and export rules.
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Burleson
George J. Kindelade
Post Department
Union Bank of Winchester Financial Statement 1913
Statement from Union Bank of Winchester Virginia filed with the State Corporation Commission. It lists cash items, reserves, capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits as of June 4 1913. Signatures of cashier Lee R Grim and directors indicate verification. A sworn affidavit dated June 12 1918 confirms accuracy to the best knowledge.
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State of Virginia
Frederick
Lee R. Grim
Kathryn McFadden
N.P
The
Union Bank of Winchester
Jas. B. SS
John Thwaite
Yhasag Sonn
C. J. Summers
Asst
Casa
Board OF Direct
Special Commissioners to Sell Enos S. Brown Property in Clarke County
Special commissioners appointed by the Clarke County Circuit Court in the Anna Grubb et al case will sell at Berryville Court House at noon a house and two acre lot owned by Enos S. Brown at his death near the Double Tollgate. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in one and two years secured by deed of trust with insurance on buildings, or all cash if chosen by the purchaser.
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Circuit Court of
Clarke County
Anna
Grubb
Lee Brown
Court House
Berryville
Enos S. Brown
Marshall M’cormick
J. P. Reardon
Ann C. Grubbs
Circuit Court of Clarke Co
George Glass
Army officials weigh Wood remarks at Carnegie Tech graduation
Washington officials in army circles discuss Major General Wood’s Pittsburgh address. He warned that the day of wars is not past and that war will come. He cited provisions to mobilize 18,000 trained officers and warned disease could cause more havoc than warfare.
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Washington
Wood
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Eneral Wood
Licklider Case Compromised In Roanoke Federal Court
Edmund Licklider of Shepherdstown reached a compromise with Norfolk and Western Railway in Roanoke Virginia. The suit over a machine injury filed while he worked in Roanoke shops ended with the railroad agreeing to pay $1,000 plus costs.
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Edmund Licklider
Shepherdstown
Winchester
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Norfolk and Western
Gift vetoed by Methodist bishops over Carnegie gift
Nine members of the College of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South vetoed Vanderbilt University’s acceptance of a 1 million dollar gift from Andrew Carnegie for the medical school. They argued the board of trust exceeded its authority and diverted funds from the trust. The bishops urged good faith adherence to the donor’s conditions, and the matter is now before Tennessee's Supreme Court.
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Nashville
Tenn
College of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Board of Trust
Vanderbilt University
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
College of Bishops of the Board of Trust
University
Southern Methodist
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Seven Famous Bibles and a Maryland Storm
The passage lists seven famous scriptures from various faiths and notes a wind and hail storm in Maryland causing crop damage. It also mentions the trial of State Senator Smith of West Virginia for bribery beginning at Webster Springs.
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Maryland
Smith
West Virginia
Webster Springs
Husband Assails Wife and Sister in West Virginia
J D lerger faces murder charges after attacking his wife Laura Stocklerger and her sister Miss L King on a farm near Indian Run. Stocklerger holds severe injuries and possible lifelong mental decline. King is seriously hurt from a child’s iron savings bank blow. Lerger arraigned before Justice Widmyer and released on a $25 cash bond. a loaded pistol was found on him.
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W. Va
J. D. Lerger
Laura Stocklerger
Nineveh News Notes Highlights Local Social Visits
Mrs Julian Steel returned home to Stephens City after visiting her father F K Weaver. Mrs Guy Ray and daughter from Baltimore stayed with cousin Mrs Jacob McKay. Miss EsthEsth el and Mattie Beaty came back from Boyce to visit Mrs Fletcher. Mr Eugene Oats visited relatives at High View. J F McKay improving after illness. Cecelia Madagan spoke at Edward Madagan’s home. Dick Atkin visited sister Mrs Charles Tobin. J M Jett traveled to Winchester on business. Mason of Winchester visited the neighborhood recently.
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Nineveh
Julian Steel
F. K. ‘Weaver
Stephens City
Guy Ray
Baltimore
Jacob McKay
Missesthel
Mattie Beaty
Boyce
Fletcher
Eugene Oats
High View
J. F. McKay
Cecelia Madagan Spek
Edward Madagan
Dick ‘Atking
Ster
Charles ‘Tobin
J. M. Jett
Winchester
Mr. Mason
Mrs. Burchell Laid To Rest In Berryville
Funeral for Martha Burchell widow of Foster Burchell held Sunday at 3 pm from James Kerfoot residence in Berryville Clarke county native daughter of William Sowers aged 86 she survived by two sons Foster and Albert and a daughter Mrs Willie Greiner of Baltimore Rev Julian Broaddus officiated interment at Green Hill Cemetery pallbearers were J. S. Ware H. W. Baker J. W. Foley Edward Barnett Province McCormick and Harry Keen
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Berryville
Martha Burchell
Foster ‘Burchell
James Kerfoot
Burchell
William Sowers
Clarke County
Foster
Clarke
Albert
Martinsburg
Willie Greiner
Baltimore
Julian Broaddus
Green Hill ‘Cemetery
Messrs
J. S.ware
H. W. Baker
J. W. Foley
Edward Barnett
Province McCormick
Harry Keen
Loudoun County
Festival Enjoyed Despite Brief Disruption In West Virginia
A Ladies Aid festival in Bunker Hill West Virginia proceeded after a young man from near Gerardstown caused a short disturbance and was asked to leave for fifteen minutes. Local social notes mention visitors Mrs Albert Clendening and sisters Brucetown, Mr Leslie Swartz in Chambersburg, and others with farming plans and lodge guests.
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Bunker Hill
Aid Jety
Methodist Episcopal
Maddox Lodge Elects Officers In Rest Assembly
Maddox Lodge No 331 of Rest elected officers Tuesday night P Hamilton named N G Charles F Laise W G L C Snapp secretary and R B Carter. George E Henson placed a concrete walk around his home. Mrs D B LeFevre and Mrs R F Whiting of indwood were calling here Sunday. Mrs Harry LeFevre is ill at her home with typhoid fever.
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Maddox Lodge
P. Hamilton
Charles F. Laise
W. G
L. C. Snapp
R. B. Carter
George E. Henson
D. B.B. LeFevre
R. F. Whiting
Inwdod
Harry LeFevre
Leaps Off Bridge To Prove Nerve
New York June 23 John Burns an architect leaped 170 feet from the Washington Bridge into the Harlem river to prove his nerve. On surfacing a policeman arrested him for attempted death by own action though Burns said he jumped to quiet nagging friends rather than kill himself.
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New York
John Burns
Washington Bridge
Harlem River
W. E. Outcalt Weds Miss Smith in Washington
The article notes traveling salesman W. E. Outcalt of Martinsburg wed Miss Catherine Smith of Middleway Jefferson County in Washington. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. L. M. Chambers. The couple will live on Winchester Avenue in Martinsburg after a short trip.
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W.E. Outecalt
Martineburg
Will
Washington
Catherine Smith
Middleway
Jefferson
County
L. M.chambers
Jainesboro Has Children's Day Program
GAINESPORT Va June 23 The following program was rendered at the childrens day celebration here Opening chorus hymn No 2 prayer by pastor Song of Praise by choir exercise Welcome by 7 children recitation A Little Verse Rose Ritter recitation My Dolly Nellie Cather recitation His Reward Willard Hollard exercise and song Count Us In by 7 boys recitation A Childrens Day Message Clay Rogers Clay Rogers exercise Queen of Summer recitation Childrens Day Hart Rinker song Summer Days choir exercise Sunshine Girls by 6 girls exercise Ladder of Prairie by 8 ladies recitation Childrens Day Grace Clark exercise Greeting of Columbia solo by Kathleen Flowers song Theres a Work by the choir recitation Childrens Day Greeting Winifred Rogers recitation Jacobs Vision by Hugh McKee exercise Fairy Drill by 10 young ladies song Heralds of Love Nannie Ritter recitation Rev Wendell Ajlen collection song by the ghost exercise Summer roses by 9 girls recitation The Last Hymn Mrs Goldie McIee bene diction
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Gainesport
Rose ‘Ritter
My Dolly
Nellie Cather
Willard Hollard
Clay Rogers
Hart Rinker
Sunshine Girls
Ladder of Prairie
Grace Clark
Greeting of
Columbia
Kathleen Flowers
Winifred Rogers
Jacob’s
Hugh McKee
Nannie Ritter
Wendell Ajlen
Goldie
Mclwee
Fire kills one in Emporia Virginia blaze
A $200000 fire in Emporia Virginia claimed one life. The mixed report notes the incident as a major urban fire with significant damage to property. The text also references broader economic topics including the Senate invitation and banking sector reorganizations.
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