Sale of W. Taylor Wall Real Estate in Winchester and Frederick County
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on May 26 1928 offers for sale multiple parcels and farms once owned by W Taylor Wall. Parcels include Stewart Street residence on Stonewall Avenue National Avenue Braddock Street Loudoun Street Kent Street Valley Avenue Pall Mall Street Market Street Cameron Street and Kernstown area with terms: one third cash and two equal bonds due in one and two years at 6 percent.
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Circuit Court of
Frederick
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
W. Taylor Wall
Stewart Street
Stonewall Avenue
National Avenue
Julia V. Kohlhausen
Valley Avenue
Said Avenue
William Noonan
East Pall Mall Street
Michael Colivan
Hillyard
Walter Clark
Heenan Orndoff
Desirable Property Sold in Commissioner Sale Winchester Va
Decree in Cameron vs Brill directs sale of Silas Cleveland estate land with garages in Winchester at 12 o clock noon on Saturday May 19 1928. Bidder pays half cash with balance in one year secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. Bond approved and filed by M M Lynch as special commissioner.
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Mary R. Conner
Charlotte M. Carter
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
M. M. Lynch
West Boscawen Street
Corporation Court of
Alice V. Cameron
Ursula V
Silas Cleveland
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R. Duvall & Dunn
Scientific Treatment and Care of All Foot Troubles at Mary Spellman House
A health event titled Scientific Treatment and Care of All Foot Troubles will be held at the Mary Spellman House. The program promises guidance on foot health, treatment options, and care practices for common foot ailments.
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Mary Spellman
Potomac Snowstorm Not Ruining Apple Crop
Harrisburg Virginia April 30 Apple crop said to be spared frost damage after a spring snowstorm. Thermometer held above freezing, snowfall peaks at nine inches with six Friday and three Saturday inches. Reports from Winchester and Harrisonburg note rapid melt and rising rivers. Storm swept Maryland Pennsylvania and New England with gales and widespread telecom outages.
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Hart
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley
Dale Enterprise
Heatwole
Winchester
North Main
Shenandoah River
Maryland
Middletown
Myerstown
Pennsylvania
Uniontown
Lewistown
Williamsport
Strandsburg
Avril
Scranton
New England
Maine
Cumberland
Gatarday
Connellsville
Hagerstown
Snowstorm Hits Shenandoah Valley Hard
The Shenandoah Valley faces heavy snow with 10 inches in spots and five inches in Staunton and Winchester. Roads blocked in Brocks Gap, telephone lines down, trees toppled, and rising waters threaten sheep and farms. Flooding, bridge closures, and auto accidents disrupt daily life as crews fix damage and await better weather.
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Daily News Record
Charles L. Sauders
Bergton
Brocks Gap
Daily News
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Shenandoah River
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