Public Sale of Burner Property in Back Creek District Virginia
Default on deed of trust dated May 21 1947 secures sale of 233 acre Burner Property near Mt Williams in Frederick County Virginia. Auction in Winchester on Sept 3 1949 at 11 am with immediate possession and terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with 5 percent interest, deed of trust and insurance required. Coleman Dunn is auctioneer.
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Kenneth van Arsdale
Jane Loretta van Arsdale
Harry R. Kern, Jr
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court House
Winchester
Back Creek
Mt. Williams
Burner
Williams Brumback
William L. van Arsdale
Alice van Arsdale
Virginia and area property for sale and notices
Classified items list multiple real estate offerings including a Virginia Staunton estate with a 10 room brick house 24 baths and 100 acres, two apartment houses, two room homes in Virginia school district, a 1937 Ford coach, a 1949 obituary for J H Lockhart, a thank you notice for C J Orndorff, and a Winchester clerk notice about the estate of Daisy D Cochran with creditors briefing and court date. Names include Virgil S. Gore & Company Clem & Company, Hepfer, Norman, Mrs. Lockhart, C. J. Orndorff, Daisy D. Cochran, James P. Reardon, Calvin T. White Agnes L. Nockels Charles J. Dowden.
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Virginia
Staunton
Virgil S. Gore & Company
Clem & Company
Hepfer
Dial
Boyd Ave
Ford
Loudoun St
Clerk’s Office Corporation Court
City OF
Winchester
Daisy D. Cochran
James P. Reardon
Calvin T. White
Agnes L. Nockels
Charles J. Dowden
P. J. Marshall
Women Gaily Enjoy Summer While Men Talk of A-bombs
Washington and Moscow dwellers enjoy a sunlit summer while officials in both capitals discuss war and the atomic threat. The piece notes jet fighters overhead, the B 36 capable of 8000 miles and 40 000 feet, and the prospect of nuclear weaponry shaping policy.
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Washington
Moscow
Airforce
Committee of Congress
Atom bombs promise long intervals between drops
The piece notes that atom bombs allow longer intervals between missions, contrasts with frequent bombing, cites arms race talk, mentions a B 36 capable of global reach, while observers observe a sunny day and humans going about life. It ends with a quiz on orangutan height.
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St— Molden Electric Co
Loudoun
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Cammer Tire Co
Handley School
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Parker's Hardware
E. W. Armstrong
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Chevrolet
Plymouth
Buick
Studebaker
Dodge
Montgomery Ward
S. Loudoun
Commodore Hudson
Geo. A. Hoover
Front Royal
New Army
Harry H. Willis
Chrysler
C.O.D
George Curry
Owings
Kurtz
D. D. McCarty
Delaplane
Marshall
Shawnee
Shenandoah Bricks& Tile Corp
Esso Village
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Richmond
H. C. McDonald
Vasa
Care Evening Star
Kern Motor Co
Howard Melton
Valley Motor Co
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Care Winchester Star
Care Star
Winchester Evening Star
R. F. Wilkins
Clearbrook
Stephens City
A. W. Jones
Shawnee Ave
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Henry Seal
Rhodes Drug Store
R. H
Geo
Fairmont Ave
S. Cameron
Willow Lawn Pool
Berryville
Carrie Nation
J. H. Lockhart
Daddy
Norman
Mrs. Lockhart
C. J. Orndorff
Winchester Star
Fountain Girl
Golden Glow
E. Gerrard St
Pine’s Drug Store
Worth's
John M. Hepfer
Martinsburg Pike
J. H. Riley
Braddock St
Valley Avenue
Engel
Sigmund Engel
Chicago
Romeo
Chester L. Fordney
International
By James Marlow
U.S. Highway
Rileys
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Smart Housewives
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Miller’s Hardware and Household Supplies
N. Main St
Congress
Forch Army
Paris
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J. G. Holsinger & Son
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Grove’s
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Pennsylvania Motor Oil
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