Judge Boyd's Will Leaves Estate to Widow in $50,000 Probate
In Cumberland on August 11 the Orphans Court admitted the will of A. Hunter Boyd, late chief judge of the Court of Appeals, devising all real and personal property to his wife Bessie Morton Boyd. The $50,000 estate includes the Washington and Allegany street residence with minor bequests to family. Books from the law and miscellaneous libraries go to two sons, Andrew Hunter Holmes Boyd and J Thurston Boyd, a sword to the eldest son and a gold watch and portrait to the younger son. Mrs. Boyd is executrix. the will is dated August 4, 1924.
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Cumberland
A. Hunter Boyd
Court of Appeals
Orphans’ Court
Bessie Morton Boyd
Boyd
Washington and
Allegany Streets
J. Thurston Boyd
Andrew Hunter Holmes
Virginia
Andrew Hunter Holmes Boyd
Montague Narrowly Escapes Car Crash in Staunton
Congressman Andrew Jackson Montague and his Richmond family were shaken after their car skidded on the Valley Pike in Staunton and ditched, en route to an American Legion banquet. The Associated Press reports a narrow escape with no serious injuries.
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Associated Press
Staunton
Andrew Jackson Montague
Richmond
American Legion
Valley Pike
Fresh Home Grown Vegetables and Groceries Ad
F. A. Shryock offers cabbage beets carrots tomatoes and potatoes plus a full line of groceries gas and oil for delivery. Phone 283 M.
Conveyances of County Property Frederick County Deeds Record
The Frederick county clerk reports several real estate conveyances. Jamney H Loy and others transfer 12 acres on North Frederick grade to Lillian H Jones and others for 3000 dollars. Walter B Stine sells a right of way through his land to Colonial Brick Company for 500 dollars. J D Markeret and his wife transfer 145 acres near Parkins Mill road to Harry Harmer for 3000 dollars. T R Cather and J P Reardon, special commissioners, convey 215 acres in Opequon district to H E Shull for 9617.12 dollars.
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Frederick County
Jamney H. Loy
Lillian H. Jones
North Frederick Grade
Walter B. Stine
Colonial Brick Company
J. D. Markeret
Harry Harmer
Parkins Mill Road
T. R. Cather
J. P. Reardon
H. E. Shull
Opequon
Police Headquarters Renovation Underway at City Hall
Workmen today begin a complete renovation of police headquarters in the basement of City Hall. The extensive improvements extend through the summer, doubling floor space in the most used offices by adding rooms and reconfiguring spaces to speed citizen and officer business.
For Sale Frick Engine in A-1 Condition
Sale notice for a 94 by ten Frick engine in top condition marketed to quick buyers. Listings indicate Stephens City Virginia contact via phone 12F 4 for inquiries and purchase.
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Stephens City
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Tries
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Woman's Auxiliary of Virginia
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