America Must Save Own Youth Before Saving the World
A Massanetta conference sermon argues America cannot save the world until it teaches its youth the principles of Jesus Christ. Dr. A D P Gilmour cites Woodrow Wilson and warns of rising crime among under 19s, urging religious education at home, school, church, and in communities to reform the nation. The piece also includes a court notice from Frederick County Virginia outlining estate matters and a commissioner's duties with public posting.
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Masonetta Springs
America
Massanetta
A. D. P. Gilmour
First Presbyterian Church
Wilmington
N. C
Gilmour
Woodrow Wilson
Jesus Christ
Christian Church
Harrisonburg Presbyterian Quartette
Dr. Gilmour
Fathers of the Nations
Frederick County suit seeks equity aid in deed of assignment
In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia on July 23 1925 F H Brumback and Philip Williams trustees filed suit against Walter F Brill Alice V Brill and the International Harvester Co to obtain equity relief enforcing a July 6 1925 deed of assignment. Brill conveyed real estate in Frederick County and an International Harvester three ton truck Engine No 2270 to trustees for creditors and to assign Allie V Brill's contingent dower. Allie V Brill signed the deed before Mayo P Frye Recorder Capon Bridge W Va. The court ordered appearance within ten days and publication in The Evening Star Winchester VA and posting at the court house by August 3 1925. Copy-test Brannon Clerk Brumbeck and Williams p q 123 4wks. G W Bowman and son Wilbur Mrs Gladys Bowman and Miss Marian Bowman guests of Mr Bowman at Fairfax Hotel South Market St.
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Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
F. H. Brumback
Philip Williams
Walter F. Brill
Alice V
Frederick County
Allie V. Brillin
Allie V. Brill
Mayo P. Frye
Capon Bridge
W. Va
International Harvester Company
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Co. C. Brannon
Brumbeck
Williams
Middletown Lot For Sale In Winchester Virginia Auction
Under a 1924 trust deed Mary Alice Golliday and husband sell at public auction in front of Winchester Courthouse on Saturday August 29 1925 at 12 noon the lot on Valley Turnpike East side adjoining Middletown High School Mrs M E Watson and R L Long with 93.72 ft frontage and 206.58 ft depth containing 59 square poles Improvements and appurtenances. Terms: one third cash sale day, balance by two purchaser bonds due one and two years after sale with 6 percent interest secured by trust deed and fire insurance.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Mary Alice Golliday
R. Gray Williams
Dorothy A. Shearer
Winchester
Valley Turnpike
Middletown
M. E. Watson
R. L. Long
William Grim to Run for House of Delegates in Page Warren
William Grim of Stanley will oppose Gen. Gard ner Waller of Front Royal for the Page Warren district seat in the House of Delegates. Grim was chosen by Page county Republicans after Warren’s committee indicated no suitable candidate in Warren. Delegates S P A Brubaker and A J Powell were named for the Roanoke State Republican Convention. Waller edged Hugh Naylor in the Front Royal primary by 800 votes. Democratic nomination seen as the election.
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Page
S. P. A. Brubaker
A. J. Powell
Luray
Roanoke
Gen. Waller
Hugh 8. Naylor
Front Royal
Bryan Will Leaves $860,500 Estate to Family and Friends
Williams Jennings Bryan's last will and testament, received in New York, allocates an $860,500 estate among relatives, friends, and institutions. The Marymont estate at Cocoanut Grove Florida goes to his wife with one third of the remaining estate, while his three children receive portions as specified.
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New York
Williams Jennings Bryan
Marymont
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
Jesus Christ
T. William Jennings Bryan
Dade County
Florida
Will and Arrest Report Fragment
A partial text references a Florida resident T William Jennings Bryan and a Florida will estate worth about 100000. It also describes an incident where one man aided his brother and both were arrested on a similar charge.
Brothers Get Jail Sentences for Drunken Driving in Hampshire
Brothers from Hampshire county West Virginia were convicted in police court before Justice Worsley for operating automobiles while intoxicated. Each fined $119 including costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail, released on $500 bail pending appeal. One brother allegedly collided with another car near town on the Northwestern grade.
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Boy
Real Fletcher
Hampshire County
W. Va
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