Real Estate Board Denies Charleston Vacancy Surge
Charleston real estate board members at their luncheon asserted rising demand for houses and rentals, denying reports of widening vacancies. They reported sales growth for June, steady transfers, and increased investor purchases, with a committee tasked to draft a formal statement and spread the facts citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Resolutiona
J. D. Weeroe
Potest and
Woodros
Joseph Webb
EB. Poteet
of Charlenton
Foteer
National Association of Real Estate Board
Detroit
Michigan
D. B. Good
W. E. Moors
Dunbar
Real estate transfers recorded at county clerk office
Real estate transfers were recorded yesterday listing buyers and sellers in Kanawha County. Names include Anna E Glenn, L G Oney, Wred Bloomberg, A H Adler, E Lewis, John L Daugherty, HW Caldwell, P A Hanna, Kanawha Development, John B Snodgrass, John Feixel, Sam Martin, John Lege, Bertha Snead, R Couch, D N Rhodes, Francia A Pritchard, George H Wolfes, and others with properties on Ruffner avenue Charleston Elk View Magazine Branch Montgoss South Charleston and Fairlawn. Amounts range around 1500 to 39000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Glenn
L. G Oney
Ruffner Avenue
A. Bloomberg
A. H. Adler
Charleston Street
E. Lewis
John L. Daugherty
Burlew Heights
HW Caldwell
P. A. Hanna
Elk View
Carnes
Kanayha Development
John B. Snodgrass
Kanawha City
John Feixel
Wits
Sam Martin
Fairlawn
George H. Wolfes
I C. Massey Division
Montgoss
South Charleston
Court entries and estate actions filed in Kanawha docket
The chancery entry docket lists John Vanhorn versus Edna Vanhorn and A E Fisher versus Bazel Fisher. An appraisal of the estate of J McVey shows $46,481.48. Bertha Snead stands as surety administrator for James Huckley senior. The will of J C James of Hinton was filed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Vanhorn
Edna Vanhorn
Agurt of Common Pleas
A. E. Fisher
Bazel Fisher
Kanawha Etrauit Court
J. Mc McVey
A. Buckley
Bertha Snead
James Huckley
J. C. James
Hinton
New Corporations Filed and Bank Clearings Reported
Charters were filed for Reeves Cafetera Company Huntington 326000 with Reeves, Hawkins, Donovant, Adams in Huntington. Cos Os and Gas Company Richwood 20000 with Dea Morton Detts Hinkle in Richwood. Starkey Gerlach Tealty Company Floatington 10000 with Gerlach Wiswell Tropes Starke. Decrease in stock filed by Ataron Oil Company Bridgeport. Masortown Coal Company filed dissolution. Notary commission issued to E Morgan Fairmont. Bank clearings yesterday totaled 588004.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves Cafatera Company
Huntington
D. H. Reeves
Bessie Reeves
W. B. Hawkins
CG. Ts. Donovant
E. J. Adams
Cos Os and Gas Company
Richwood
C. F. Dea
M.D. Morton
E. E. Detts
Millard Hinkle
Damm
Starkey Gerlach Tealty Company
Floatington
RE. B. Gerlach
Maude Gerlach
M. P. Wiswell
A. BH. Tropes
R. E. Starke
Aatron Oil Company
Bridgeport
W.va
Masortown Coal Company
The Fighting Ranger Novelized in Paradise Canyon
A government ranger Terance O Rourke is wounded in Mexico and aids Mary Marshall as a criminal plot unfolds along the American border. Brick McLendie pursues Mary with money, Taggart plots to seize the Marshalls, and Hud Hughes aids in foiling schemes during the Stampede and Hideout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terance O'Rourke
Paradise Canyon
Mexico
Mary Marshall
Terrance Scaurge
Mary
Brick McLendie
Wogcort
Marshall Ranch
Terance
Evon
Dad Marashal
Terence
Ace “Topas
Taggart
Hud Hughes
Dad Marshall
Stella Montrose
Marshall
Idaho Bill
Stampeding cattle force perilous escape at ranch corral
Mary and Terence flee through a fenced lane as a stampede breaks from the corral. Rustlers flee under gunfire from ranch defenders while Buck McLeod’s gang is driven back. Terence hides as Mary feigns danger to aid his escape, planning to expose the rustlers and save the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Inia
Bates
Mary
Terence
Yney
Terenca
Bud
Bliquel
Buck McLeod
Miguel
Marr
Sang
Hud
Miquel
Bud Ag
Taosa
Fragmentary crime barter ends with rope cut escape tale
A damaged clipping notes a confusing encounter where a wounded person says attackers tied him, then freed him and one assailant fled after the “Treat of ’am.” The speaker asks what readers make of the sequence, hinting at a disputed escape or robbery aftermath.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charleston Real Estate Board
Ernst És Son
ASE
Fighting Ranger
Horach Eaton
Fred J. McConnell
George W. Pypar
Henry
Ofek For
the Talker
Anna Q. Nilsson
Lewis Stone
Shirley Mason
Tully Marshall
Jan Keith
Allence
Golden
Pathe News
Fred
Hanes
P.h.hanes Knitting CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
New York
Worth Street
Winton
Manes
A.w.cox Department Store
Capitol
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Kellogg's
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