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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1921
Page
3
Federal Judge Mans ton hears Delaney Nicoll attorney for officers and stockholders ask the Begwindanh Coal Pact case as the Steamboat company denies insolvency claims. The matter resumes next Monday.
Court orders non resident defendant Thomas J Irwin to appear within fifteen days after publication to protect his interest. A copy of the order will be published weekly for four consecutive weeks in The Evening Star Winchester and posted at the courthouse. Describes desertion grounds for divorce after more than three years and directs service on the defendant.
By decree of the Frederick County Virginia court in the Miriam Pingley estate case the administrators will offer at public auction in front of the court house at 10 o clock a m on September 8 1921 a tract of limestone land containing 11 1/2 acres located four and a half miles north of Winchester near Stephenson and east of the Winchester and Martinsburg turnpike to Jordan Springs Immediate possession will be given Terms: one third cash on sale day balance in two equal yearly installments secured by two promissory notes and a deed of trust on the property Auctioneers Duvall Dunn. 8-3-4
Mr W Davis Conrad a lawyer based in New Ark arrived yesterday evening and will spend several weeks at his mother Mrs D B Conrady's home on West Water Street. He is in the area for a vacation and rest.
Budapest reports adoption of a United States peace move approved by the government. The action aligns Hungary with a broader postwar settlement effort and follows discussions in Budapest and Washington.
The Soviet foreign minister George Pitzarin announced by cable that all American citizens are allowed to depart the country. This marks the first official confirmation of the Kremlin’s order permitting exit amid the relief effort.
Detroit police and state troopers armed with rifles patrolled the Detroit River in motor boats to interdict liquor smugglers from Canada. The Windsor decision allowing export of beer and whiskey has spurred a flood of applications for U S clearance in recent days.
Belief that another body is buried near the site where Priest Patrick E Heslin was found murdered. A search in the stable area uncovered a rotted corpse scent and papers and currency belonging to the dead priest, with digging to resume today.
The well known Unit Brethren minister Rev. John H. of apparent residence heselburg preached at a camp for a day or two. Rev. Mr. Parlett departed this afternoon for Augusta County Virginia to fulfill his regular appointments tomorrow.
Hustling town location near Shenandoah River offers 2 story 6 room house with porch and barn. 1950 asking price with 75 down and easy terms plus strong marketing facilities for quick settlement. Also offers a gales opportunity for garden or seed experience at Wing Seed Company in Mechanicshire Ohio.
Mr William V Hyde of Boston mercantile interests visited Baltimore for the Pimlico style pageant. He toured the Baltimore show and met managers extending courtesies. Hyde called the Pimlico spectacle among the most stupendous and spectacular he has seen and hopes ideas may aid Boston’s exposition promoters.
The Rev. Robert B. Nelson conducts two Christ Church Protestant Episcopal services at noon and 8 p.m. He preaches on Religion and the early Moses under the general topic Work and Teachings of the Early Church. Sermons supported by listed hymns and processional music.
Mr and Mrs I N Good stay at their North Braddock Street home for a few days before returning to their Capon Lake bungalow in Hampshire County. Mr Good reported good fishing today at the point, hooking several beauties.
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