New Quarters Of High Court To Be Dedicated
Richmond Virginia on December 27 indicates the dedication of the new state supreme court quarters in the $1,500,000 state library building at Eleventh and Broad. Chief Justice Preston W Campbell will preside with Governor Price, State Senator John S Battle and Justice Edward W Hudgins speaking. Public access will follow the program.
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Richmond
Graeme Loro
Supreme Court
Virginia State Bar
Virginia Bar Association
Richmond Bar Association
State Library
Capital Square
Eleventh and
Broad Streets
Preston W. Campbell
Vincent C. Franks
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Price
John S Battle of
Charlottesville
Virginia
Edward W. Hudgins
Wise estate reference sought in 1940 Virginia chancery
In Frederick County Virginia Ora B Wise estate chancery case under Clyde W Wise and Paul S Wise Executors. Master Commissioner to report on decedent's real and personal property shares creditors accounts and related matters. Notice fixed January 6 1941 at No 4 N Loudoun Street Winchester for filing and proving claims.
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Clyde W. Wise
Ora B. Wise
Paul S. Wise
Winchester
Loudoun Street
J. W. Baker
M.M. Lynch
P.q
Middletown Notes Chronicle Christmas Visits
Middletown Virginia residents share holiday travel and family gatherings as Artie Jackson and Mae Ginn visit relatives. Washington D C travelers include the Henretty and Owings families, while Mary Washington College student Louise Williams stays with her parents for the holidays. Additional trips include Mrs Burdette and Mr Weirich family visits and Florida and California travel plans for Henretty relatives.
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Middletown
Artie Jackson
Bayberry
D. C
George Clark
Melvin Henretty
Washington
Annie Hence
Florence Wi
Bernie Burdette
Mae Ginn
Culpeper
Will Owings
Howard Owings
Frank Weirich
Gordon Spargur
Hillsboro
John Weirich
Hyattsville
Carpes Craig
E. V. Coville
Richmond
Annie Henretty
Herbell Hodson
Strasburg
James Hodson
Florida
George Hoover
Louise Williams
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
T. A. Williams
Raymond Henretty
Joyce
California
First Ship Sunk by Submarine in Civil War
The Housatonic was torpedoed by a Confederate submarine on February 17, 1864 off Charleston. The vessel, 35 feet long, was on blockade duty when sunk.
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Housatonic
Charleston
Christmas safari hunter jailed after neighbor report
A lone hunter in Minneapolis was arrested after neighbors complained of disturbance during a Christmas safari. Police took the man into custody and began an inquiry into his actions.
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Minneapolis
Air Cores-Kelly's Safety Inner Tires promote safer travel
Advertises Safety Inner Tires as a protection for families against blowouts. Claims actual economy over time and liberal trade options on present tires and tubes to safeguard lives during highway use.
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Kelly
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