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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1935

Page

8

Recent Transfers Of City Realty

City property transfers list multiple transactions including Frederick S. Boyd to Elizabeth B. Boyd a lot and dwelling on Fairmont Avenue for $10 and valuable consideration. Irving F. Thrift to Viola A. Thrift two lots in Shawnee Heights for $10 and valuable consideration. James P. Reardon, trustee, to William M. Richards a lot in Loudoun Manor for $235. Owen D. Mason to F. L. Largent and Ethyl Riley Largent a lot and dwelling at 109 Morning Side Drive for $10 and valuable consideration.

Frederick S. Boyd Elizbeth B. Boyd Fairmont Avenue Irving F Viola A. Thrift Shawnee Heights Oes James P. Reardon William M. Richards Loudoun Manor Owen D. Mason F. L. Largent Ethyl Riley Largent Morningside Drive

Carr property sale at 641 Loudoun Manor and 20 acres

Garvin J. Walter and others convey to F. L. Largent and Ethyl Riley Largent a lot and bungalow at 641 Loudoun Manor for $10 and valuable consideration. B. P. Harrison as special commissioner handles approximately 20 acres known as the Carr property or Courtfield in the southwest part of the city for $22,600 to Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company.

Garvin J. Walter F. L. Largent Ethyl Riley Largent Loudoun Manor B. P. Harrison Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Carr Property Courtfield

Vacationer Loses Large Right Toe in Tidal Bite Incident

At Attractive Style in Binghamton New York Miss Zena Brown was swimming when the large right toe was bitten off. Colonel Elmer E Johnson rushed her 14 miles to medical aid. He believed a bass pickerel or snapping turtle was attracted by red paint on the toenail.

Binghamton N. Y Zena Brown Elmer E. Johnson

Virginia apple crop expected to set record high

A Virginia field report from The Packer indicates the 1935 apple crop will be the heaviest in years, possibly surpassing 1931 and rivaling 1926. Yorks lead production with large fruit size and good color, aided by ideal growing conditions and rising domestic demand.

the Packer Winchester Virginia Old Dominion Department of Agriculture England Germany

Ste Genevive Pages 200th Bi centennial Celebration

Ste Genevive Missouri marks its bicentennial as the first white settlement west of the Mississippi. The 2600 resident town preserves French colonial heritage while four days of events begin with an outdoor amphitheater pageant detailing Louisiana era history under French Spanish and U S control.

Ste. Genevive Mississippi Louisiana Territory United States

The Irish In Us at Capitol Delights Audiences Twice

A reviewer urges seeing The Irish In Us twice at the Capitol starring James Cagney Pat O'Brien Frank McHugh and Allen Jenkins. The comedy delivers rapid fire laughs and lively dialogue making it a standout holiday entertainment for the whole family with shows today tomorrow and Wednesday.

James Cagney Pat O’brien Frank McHugh Allen Jenkins

News of the counties Middletown society notes

Middletown and surrounding area residents spend Sundays visiting relatives and attending local events. Guests include the Colfelts and Coons from Strasburg and Baltimore, with recoveries from injuries and moving plans announced. Several locals and visitors travel to Washington, Culpeper, Martinsburg, and Virginia Beach for holidays and family occasions.

Refuge Notes and Local Reunions in REFUGE Virginia

In REFUGE Virginia on August 17 Mrs Elizabeth Ritenour visited E R Conner. Beatty reunion near Elizabeth PA attended by Ollie Grim and two sons Aubrey and Gervis. Dalton Rowland marriage wishes and death of Turner J Ross aged 73. Louise Lillard recovered from tonsil surgery at Winchester Hospital. Skyline Drive trip by Biggs Carper White and Virgie Orndorff group.

Middletown T. B. Doman Fabius W. V2 Doman Mountain Lake Park Front Royal W.W. J. Colfelt Edward Colfelt D. C. Coons Strasburg Harry Colfelt Isabelle Hammack C. S. Hudson William Martin Mae Ginn G. W. Ropp Martinsburg W. Va Ropp Berkeley County Louise Mitchell Washington, D. C Eleanor Yates Wilkes Barre Paul Rhodes Virginia Beach Richmond William Rhodes Dorothy Rhodes Clay B. Carr Boyce George Clark Fred Willey Wilbur Renner Winchester Memorial Hospital Harry Renner J. W. Steele Beatty Rostrane P. H. Wakeman Charles Sydnor Frank Etta Edith Georgia Wakeman Winchester Truman Wakeman Marshall Refuge Elizabeth Ritenour E. R. Conner Ollie Grim Aubrey Gervis Elizabeth Dalton Rowland Rowland Ben Derflinger John H. Ross Turner J. Ross Middleburg Mr. Ross Ross Russell Ritenour Floyd Ritenour Louise Lillard

First Route of White Men El Camino Real Foundry

The first white explorers to tread the Pacific coast, Portola and his company, marked El Camino Real between San Diego and San Francisco in 1769, tracing the initial route up the coast studied by historians.

el Camino Real San Diego Sanfrancisco Pacific Coast Portola

Bankrupt Notices for Vallie Crim and James Lockhart

Two Winchester Virginia bankruptcy notices announce Vallie Dee Crim and James Harrison Lockhart were adjudicated bankrupt on August 16 1935. First creditors meeting set for September 3 1935 at 11:00 a.m. at the Corporation Courthouse Winchester. Referee Edward C. Martz notes proceedings in the Vallie Crim case. James Harrison Lockhart case also lists meeting details and authority in Western District of Virginia.

Ginia Vallie Dee Crim Vallie D. Crim Winchester Frederick County Virginia Harrisonburg Edward C. Martz United States District Court For Western District OF James Harrison Lockhart Corporation

Horse Disease Reappears on Eastern Shore

COLLEGE PARK Md Aug 18 A veterinary official notes horse disease likely to appear soon in Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore though not new to Maryland. Past outbreaks date about 35 years back with similar infections reported in California and Nevada. Officials push vaccination. four hundred Southern Maryland horses have been inoculated though results remain uncertain. A specific serum offers protection for two to three weeks, with nervous symptoms, staggering gait and reduced appetite signaling infection. The disease spreads by mosquitoes and water-adjacent farms show most outbreaks.

College Park Maryland Mark Welsh E State Welsh California Nevada Livestock Sanitary Service Pathology Bureau of Animal Industry

Strasburg Blasts Woodstock Hopes In Valley League

Strasburg defeated Woodstock 9 to 7 in an extra inning thriller at Woodstock under the lights. Coffman spun six frames for Strasburg while Jake Sheetz and Dellinger keyed late hitting. Edinburg beat Mt Jackson 7 to 3 at Mt Jackson as Dinges and Clem led with three hits each and Irwin and Downey starred in the field.

Woodstock Strasburg Coffman Jake Sheetz Morrison Sheetz Dellinger Fisher Rittenour Edinburg MT. Jackson Dinges Clem Litten Jim Shannon

Dynamite Suicide Near Fort Myers Ends Life of Local Superintendent

Fort Myers Florida August 19 O J Hall 51 was found dead with his head blown to bits in a ditch near the city limits Magisterate John R West says Hall killed himself by placing a stick of dynamite in his mouth and lighting the fuse Hall was superintendent of the Marianna Groves and Marianna Light and Power Company A widow and one son survive

Fort Myers Fla O. J. Hall John R. West Hall Marianna Groves Marianna Light and Power Company

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Capitol Sames Cagney Pat the Navy Filmland O’brien THE Howling St. Patrick Frank McHugh Allen Jenkins Olivia DE Havilland Eiaael Plei Roscoe Ates City Realty Lupton Orchard Service Co Gray & Sheetz N. Main St Hamman’s Dollar Store Yajith Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co Federal Reserve System Missouri Capitol Theatre R. B. Snapp Garland Kathleen Snapp Patrick Green Opequon Charlena Grim C. E. Pope Harold Embree Westminister Choir Bloomfield N. J F. Estes Kline John Boles Jean Muir Charles Butterworth Fox “News” Reel and Harlem Harmony Hable’s Palace Warner Oland Charlie Chan Egypt Pat Pattersn John S. Miller & Company Sherwin- Williams Paints Eastman Kodak Rhodes. Drug Company Hansbrough & Carter Insurance P. O. Box General Electric Shenandoah Elec Appliance Co S. Loudoun St J.V. Arthur Storage, Inc
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