Notice of Reference to Master Commissioner in Chancery
In the Shenandoah Valley National Bank proceeding the matter is referred to John M Steck Master Commissioner in Chancery to report on property of Martha Shumate and liens, distribution, partition feasibility, and proper counsel fees. The commissioner will advertise and convene on May 23 1925 at 36 Rouss Avenue Winchester Virginia for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Steck
Martha Shumate
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Harry R. Kern
T. A
Winchester
Rouss Avenue
Virginia
Public Sale Of Valu able Real Estate In Winchester Va
By deed of trust dated April 15 1924 Harry O Richard and wife to C B Whitacre trustee the sale of 123 acres in Back Creek district is set at 11 am May 23 1925 in front of Winchester Court House. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal yearly installments with 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust. Attorney J M Steck and trustee B Whitacre listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Richard
C. B. Whitacre
Frederick County
Winchester
Back Creek
Harry 0. Riches
Bessie V. Adams
J. Smith Adams
J. M. Steck
B. Whitacre
Duval & Dunn
Audts
Germany elects Hindenburg president in close vote
The contest between General Von Hindenburg and Dr. Wilhelm Marx drew intense attention as Ernst Thaelmann trailed. James W. Gerard warned the election signals a return to militarism, while Paris officials felt uneasy about the choice but saw little difference with Marx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Marx
Ernst Thaelmann
Itate
Gerard
New York
von Hindenburg
Germany
James W. Gerard
Hindenburg
France
Paris
Betwen
Marx
Uneasiness in League of Nations Over Hindenburg Victory
Geneva reports a cautious mood in League of Nations circles as Hindenburg’s election sparks concern about Germany’s future membership. Officials warn extreme nationalism could threaten the league’s core principle of cooperation and conciliation while awaiting policy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ial
League of Nations
Geneva
Hindenburg
Germany
League
Saxophone Orchestra Impresses at Colonial Theater
A Friday evening concert by Professor Beardsworth's saxophone orchestra drew thousands along the line of march. The ensemble showed thorough instruction and real performers. The cornetist earned universal praise, encores repeated, and the Colonial Theater audience clamored for more golden notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beardsworth
Colonial Theater
Bank financial report from Winchester 1925 showing cashiers attestations
The document records a true statement of the financial condition of The Commercial and Savings Bank at Winchester Frederick County Virginia as of April 6 1925. It includes totals in the thousands and names officers and notaries public including John I Sloat cashier and Russell A Shryock cashier with attestations and dates in April 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester
Frederick
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
John J. Sloat
John I. Sloat
A. C. Slonaker
Geo. H. Eagle
Herbert S. Larrick
C. R. Anderson
Graber Acquitted On Assault Charge By Judge Whiting
August Graber was acquitted in the Corporation Court by Judge Whiting on a charge of assaulting James M. Pangle at the home of Pangle’s daughter, Mrs Norman Graber. Pangle testified he was shoved at the door and fell, injuring him for days, while Graber claimed he slipped and fell. No witnesses to the incident supported the assault claim. Graber had earlier been fined and jailed in police court, then appealed the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Graber
Corporation’ Court
Whiting
James M. Pangle
Graber
Norman Graber
Pangle
Justice Worsley
Staunton Military Band shines at Apple Blossom parade
The Staunton Military Academy Band directed by Prof. Thomas Beardsworth drew wide praise from Winchester musical critics after taking a prominent role in the Apple Blossom Festival parade. The group, praised for its performance, ranks among top school bands nationwide and dispels fears of being a secondary act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton Military Academy
Winchester
Thomas Beardsworth
Miss Louise Withers To Stay With Miss Rosalie Cox
Miss Louise Withers of Summit Point arrives to stay with Miss Rosalie Cox at her West Clifford street home. She spent the past weekend in Annapolis attending Easter dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise. Withers
Summit Point
Rosalie Cox
West Clifford Street
Miss Withers
Annapolis
Real values in used cars from Buick and others
Used car ad listing Buick models from 1920 to 1925 with 5 or 6 passenger layouts and six cylinder engines, plus Ford Durant Studebaker and Jewitt entries. Pitches exceptional bargains, easy terms, trade considered, and the seller's invitation to see and inspect cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buick
Jewitt
Ford
Durant
Studebaker
Two Carnegie Banks Are Closed By the Directors
The Carnegie Trust Company of Carnegie Pennsylvania failed to open today while the First National Bank of Carnegie was shut by its directors after opening for business. John A. Bell, president of both banks, said he would issue a statement later. The Carnegie Trust had deposits totaling 4.73 million and assets of 5.42 million in 1924. The First National Bank of Carnegie reported 1.79 million in deposits and 2.29 million in assets in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Trust Company
Carnegie
First National Bank of Carnegie
John A. Bell
Bell
Two Negroes Are Killed In Auto Crash In Maryland
Baltimore April 27 two Negro men were killed and a Negro woman injured in an automobile crash on a Maryland road. Authorities reported no immediate details on the cause or identities. The crash occurred late today near the county line as a car carrying four Negro occupants struck a tree and overturned. The dead men were pronounced at the scene and the woman was taken to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Bank Statement Sworn In Frederick County 1925
William G. Hardy, cashier of the bank, swears the financial statement is true to the best of knowledge. Directors W A Baker, Fred L Glaize, M Lohr Capper sign. Frances W Beverley, notary, swears before her on April 14 1925 with commission expiring August 23 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Virginia
County of
Frederick
Wm. G. Hardy
W. A. Baker
Fred. L. Glaize
M. Lohr Capper
Frances W. Beverley
Auto Crash Kills Eight Near Halethorpe Washington Residents Victims
A Washington car carrying eight people hit a tree at Halethorpe near Baltimore. The victims were all residents of Washington. Five others were cut and bruised. Thirteen more people were injured in Baltimore area crashes yesterday. Mrs. Alexander Elsasser of Esplanade Apartments suffered a fractured skull and was hospitalized after a two car collision on Liberty Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Halethorpe
Here
Washingon
Baltimore
Alexander Elsasser
Esplanade
Colls
Liberty Roa
Hail and Wind Storm Spreads Damage in Capon Bridge Area
Yesterday a heavy storm struck Apple Ridge and Capon Bridge area with hail and strong winds. Hail fell in a restricted zone on Apple Ridge while winds damaged several buildings in Capon Bridge, some unroofed or displaced short distances. Fruit crops on Apple Ridge suffered little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Ridge
Capon Bridge
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S. Thomas Shumate
Ben Shumate
Annie Seevers
Evie Haines
Als
Chancery
R. Gray Williams
J. Donald Richards
Weaver & Armstrong
R. R. Parr
Samuel W. Baxter
Chester Richardson
William R. Willis
People’s Bank, Incorporated
Stephens City
Heep
Bor- Wong O
Russell A. Shryock
Assell A. Shayock
Cashier
C. E. Cougill
J. R. Beaty
Jas. L. Gardner
Geo. A. Sampsell
Alice L. Osburn
H. W. Ebert
Braddock Street
R. M. Swimley
Kent and
Water Streets
Paver Ay
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Carnegie Banks
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Empire Theatre
Orchestra
Richmond
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U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
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