Public Sale of City Realty and Related Court Actions
Public sale of land in Winchester Virginia to settle to the highest bidder with bid terms of one third cash and balance in two annual installments. Notices detail administration in estates of Annah E. Ritchie Mary A Muse Robert B Muse Elizabeth Richard and Harvey Richard with orders, references, and schedule dates for August and September 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial and Savings Bank
Annab E. Ritchie
Market Street Methodist Church
Nation Court
City of Winter
County Art House
Winchester
Cameron Street
South
Annah
Herbert S. Larrick
A. G. Swanson
Frederick County
Virginia
Stephens City
Ray Robinson
Adam Barley
Dolphin Robinson
John R. Robinson
Carrie R. Tyler
Jamess. Robinson
Dulaney R. Robinson
Randolph R. Robinson
Mary Kathleen Robinson
Bessie Lockley
Eldridge Jackson
Marjorie Jackson
Anna L. Jackson
James S. Robinson
Ralph R. Robin 500
Winchester Evening Star
Frederick
J. W. Baker
James P. Reardon
Elizabeth Richard
Harvey Richard
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company announces its annual stockholders meeting in Winchester Virginia on Friday September 6 1929 at 12 15 PM at the office of R Gray Williams Counsel. The election of a President and a Board of Directors will be held and other business may be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company
Winchester
R. Gray Williams
G. F
Funeral Rites for Gen. Tyson to Be Held in Knoxville
Continued from Page One the brigadier general by President Wilson and assigned to the Thirtieth Division with Tennessee and Carolinians. He trained at Camp Sevier and served in Belgium and France in the Ypres Lys and Somme offensives earning the Distinguished Service Medal. Tyson held Tennessee political posts including House member and speaker, ran for U S Senate twice, and was a Democratic presidential nominee candidate in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Tyson
Knoxville
Wilson
Tennessee
Camp Sevier
France
Canal Sector
Belgium
Ypres-Lys
Somme
House of Representatives
Shields
United Sates Senate
Meral Tyson
People
John K. Shields
Tyson Family In War Loss And Legal Legacy
Senator Tyson’s only son Charles McGhee Tyson volunteered for World War II and was killed in action as a Naval Air Service lieutenant. His daughter Isabella married Lenny N. Gilpin of Baltimore. Tyson practiced law in Knoxville as partner to Edward T. Sanford, later a U S Supreme Court justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson
Charles McGhee Tyson
Naval Air Servic
Isabella
Lenny N. Gilpin
Baltimore
Knoxvill
Edward T. Sanford
United States Supreme Court
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Corinne Barnett
Corporation Court
Caid
Mamie R. Kline
Et Als
W. J. Muse
Mary A. Muse
Robert B. Muse
Mary A .Muse
W.J. Muse
Robert B. Musee
West Boscawen St
Barbara Adams
Evening Star
J.W. Baker
W.R
Counsle
Circuit Court
P. D. Robinson
Fomain
Jennie May Manuel
Anna Bell Banks
Atkins Ave
Asbury Park
N.J
South Orange
N. J
Dulaney Rk. Robinson
S. 16Th St
Harrisburg
Randolph
N J
c/o
Wetmore Apts
Riverside Drive
Vista St
Stamford
Luther Pannett
Thomas Allen Robinson
Sheriff Committee
Joseph T. Richard
Admr
Dec’d
Als
West Boscawen Street
Chancery
P. Q
H. B. Lindsay
Williams Oil-O-Matic
Labor
Williams Oil-O
Oil Heat, Inc
East Boscawen St
North Market St
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Ray Long
Muti
Jeff
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Thass
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