Bond Denied Continued From Page 1
Mrs. Jenkins testified she lived with her foster mother near the old manganese mine and that Mrs. Burke came to her home around 1:30 to 2 a.m. on April 21 saying she had been struck by Berry and asked to return with her. Back at the Burke house Berry was found in a chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
John
Madame Kingsley
Gram” Doremus
Henry
Julia Doremus
Alec
Anne
Helen
Julia
Mac
Beth
Stone House
Gram
Witness recounts shooting incident at Burke residence
The witness testifies that Mrs. Burke fired at Berry through a front door after he held her dog. Three more shots may have been fired as Berry tried to reenter, with a window shot and Burke declaring she had killed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massie
Not Living With Husband Mentioned by Mrs Jenkins
Mrs Jenkins said she was not living with her husband and that she and Mrs Burke were not friendly. She also stated she used to go to places with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
Burke
Mrs Jenkins Says Berry Was Fixing to Leave Burke House
Mrs Jenkins said she was not well acquainted with Berry and believed he was leaving the Burke house with a suitcase on the porch. She mentioned he had been at a party and appeared to have been drinking.
Stone House and a vision of a self sufficient farm
Anne Forester visits Stone House in New Jersey as John Doremus presents his plan to revive the family farm. He frames Stone House as a beacon to endure future crises through land based self sufficiency while Anne senses a deeper, unsettled fate hovering over the estate and its people.
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Anne Forester
Alee Doremus
Navy
Donald Ogden
Anne
Alec
Hawaii
Far East
New York
Stone
Honuse
Jersey
Julia
Stone House
Doremos
John
Judy
Don
Witness accounts in county shooting case described
A witness said lights were out at Paddy Run bridge during the shooting but not completely dark. Another witness, Sher Robert DeHaven, testified a bullet broke the window and noted blood outside. He could not confirm the exact county line, saying the place of the shooting is said to be in Frederick county.
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Paddy Run Bridge
DeHaven
Frederick
Shnandoah County
Shenandoah County
Frederick County
Market Quotation from Winchester Farmers Livestock Exchange
Market quotation lists prices for steers and heifers by quality, with dairy cows at 240 dollars per head and stockers cows up to 225. Bulls, weavers, and various grades show broad ranges from 17 to 32 dollars per unit, reflecting mixed condition readings for Monday April 26.
Livestock Pricing and Weight Range Notes
The report lists calf prices up to 25 with choice weights 22.40 to 23.00. It also notes light and heavy weight categories at 20 to 21, indicating current market ranges for livestock pricing and classifications.
Auction Prices for Livestock and Horses
Readable prices show sows at 16 to 18 dollars, shoats 22 to 27.90, lamps at 26.75 to 34.50, and horses at a top price of 85 dollars. Contains limited livestock and equipment market figures from the listing.
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Bond
Wen
Dr. Caldwell
Dept. 40
Monticello
Ill
Dr.caldwells
America
Uge
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Studebaker
Dellinger Brothers Garage
E. Piccadilly St
State Dealers
Chrysler
N. Cameron St
Sidney Pernerd
Winchestr's Fashion Center
Sidney Heller
Bermuda
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bell
Winchester Front Royal
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