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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1932
Page
7
Marian Martin offers Pattern 9491 an afternoon frock in velvet satin or crepe with puffed lace sleeves. It suits holiday wardrobes and requires modest yardage. Pattern costs 15 cents, with catalog option at 25 cents, order details listed for Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
In Frederick County Virginia the circuit court references the Rosenberger estate case to a Master Commissioner to report on realty liens taxes and priorities. Notice to interested parties will publish weekly for four weeks and a January 9 1933 appointment is fixed at 46 Are Avenue Winchester Virginia for proceedings. Warren Rice Master Commissioner issued December 6 1932.
Public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester Va on Wednesday January 4 1933 at 11 oclock for the lot and dwelling No 19 East Leicester Street fronting 40 feet and extending 89 7 10 feet with modern improvements. Terms one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance. Trustee Herbert S Larrick. Auctioneer C I Brumback. 12-5-oaw-4wks
Public auction on Saturday December 17 1932 at 11 oclock A M in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia. Property in Shawnee District Frederick County about 42 acres with dwelling barn and outbuildings. Notes secured by three deeds of trust total debts to Shenandoah Valley National Bank exceed 2000 dollars. Sale terms one third cash. balance in two bonds due one and two years after date with interest and insurance. Trustees M M Lynch and R Gray Williams invite liberal terms on request.
Public sale scheduled in Frederick County Circuit Court for December 22, 1932, at 11 A. M. in Winchester. The cliff cent home of G. C. Miller on Berryville Pike near eastern Winchester suburbs, 35 acres with 13 8/10 poles, large colonial house, eleven rooms, bath, cottage, garage, and extensive grounds. Special commissioners note the property’s beauty, location, and improvements, with payment terms to purchaser.
Public auction set for December 10, 1932 in Winchester Virginia. Under deeds of trust dated 1930 and 1932 by Ethel V Price and Shirley O Price the sale lists two adjoining parcels at Nos 114 116 and 118 East Cork Street fronting East Cork Street with structures including a double frame dwelling and a brick dwelling. Terms require one third cash and balance in one to two years secured by bonds and deed of trust. Debts secured total 9420 plus interest. Trustees R Gray Williams J W Baker. Dunn and Duvall, Auctioneers.
Public sale of 438 acres in Gainesboro District Frederick County Virginia and 16.5 acres in Berkeley County West Virginia will occur January 7, 1933 at 11 a.m. in Winchester court house. Tracts include a dwelling, barn, out-buildings, apple and peach orchards. One-third cash, balance in two annual installments at 6 percent interest, secured by deed of trust and policy on improvements. Trustees Arren Rice and Luther Pannettt.
Trustee will sell at public auction on December 7 1932 at noon the property at 25 West Gerrard Street Winchester Virginia. The sale arises from a deed of trust dated July 14 1930 and secured by A G Swanson. The two story frame dwelling is on the south side of West Gerrard Street and was conveyed to Swanson in 1918 by Aaron B Coffman and wife.
By decree in the case S A R Anderson vs Morgan Anderson et al dated November 21 1932 the court will offer for sale at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester at 11 oclock A M on Saturday December 31 1932 two parcels and a whole lot: lot 129 fronting Loudoun Street and lot 131. both with 202 foot depths. Terms require one third cash with balance in two annual payments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy. Special commissioners M M Lynch and T R Cather. Deputy Clerk Corwin Barnett certifies bond compliance December 1 1932.
By decree of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia the case tees vs Harry M Sartelle et al sets a sale at 11 A M of a tract of land with improvements and appurtenances in Frederick County east of Stephens City adjoining Dr P B Stickley and others totaling 93.75 acres. Payment terms include 6 percent interest semi annual installments and bonds secured by a deed of trust plus an insurance policy on improvements. Trustees note 122 paw 4 wks and other details.
Public sale scheduled for December 7 1932 at 11 o clock A M of a land parcel in Winchester Virginia on West side of South Main street. The three story double frame dwelling Nos 309 and 311 South Main street is to be sold to satisfy a deed of trust dated April 1 1924 recorded in Deed Book 42 page 483 with insurance policy on the buildings. Herbert S Larrick trustee notes the prior conveyance from M M Lynch Expr. of Thomas E Sloat deceased dated October 20 1914 in Deed Book 30 page 549.
Virgil Stickel, a Berkeley County high school student, had been missing for several days. He was located at a relative’s home in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania after disappearing while en route to school.
The cause of Emma V. Lupton Executrix of Sallie Fries Boxwell vs C H Boxwell and others leads to a public auction on November 21 1932 at 11 oclock in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia. The property at 507 South Braddock Street fronts 35 feet and extends west 182 feet to an alley. it includes a dwelling of eight rooms and bath heated by permit and electric light plus a small house at the western end. Immediate possession given with 6 percent interest paid semi annually. auctioneers Dunn and Duvall Barnett Sr certify the decree and special commissioner action.
In Frederick County Circuit Court a case seeks partition of the real estate of Mrs. Mariah L. Hite and to set aside a deed dated February 1 1924 from Anna Jacqueline Wright to Mariah Louise Cooley and to terminate a December 24 1923 lease to Chas L. Keeler The suit names Maria Louise Cooley and nonresident defendants James I H Cooley and William Arthur Cooley among others The order requires nonresidents and unknown heirs to appear within ten days after publication and directs weekly publication in the Winchester Evening Star for four weeks with notices to defendants at addresses on file and certificates filed in court.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Shenandoah Valley National Bank will be held at its Banking House in Winchester on Tuesday January 10 1933 at eleven oclock A M to elect directors and transact other business. Wm G Hardy Vice President and Cashier. Uncle Al says that it sometimes seems that the world is made up about equally of persons who know too much and of those who know too little.
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