Hot Springs Company Placed in Emergency ReceiverShip
The Virginia Hot Springs Company owner of the Homestead resort hotel was placed in emergency receivership in Bath county circuit court. Judge Benjamin Haden appointed Pay Ingalls, president since 1922, as receiver until January 26. Complainants include Fay Ingalls and family members amid claims of a deficit growing to 729000 since 1931.
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Hot Springs
Virginia Hot Springs Company
Homestead
Bath County
Ingalls
Benjamin Haden
Fay Ingalls
Albert S. Ingalls
David §. Ingalls
George Howard Ingalls
Compan Taft Ingalls
First
Merchants National
Mortgage case seeks extension of receivership
McKesson Trustee Bank of Richmond and others note failed RFC loan due to prior liens and mortgage maturities. Loan aimed to cover bond interest, operating costs, working capital, and broadening patron base. Secured debt about 1,235,400. unsecured 1,585,500. A hearing on extending receivership is set for January 25.
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Bank of Richmond
Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Vir Trust Company
RFC
Evelyn Haines Interdicted for Alcohol Possession in 1938
In Winchester, Evelyn Haines was found guilty on December 14, 1938, of illegal possession of alcoholic beverages. An interdiction order bans her from purchasing or selling alcohol for one year and directs a certified copy to be filed with the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
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Police Justice Court
City of Winchester
Commonwealth of Virginia
Evelyn Haines
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Donald L. Weems
Bertha V. Kline
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Act
John P. McLaughlin
A. R. Anderson
Bertha EK. Kline
Treasury Status December 23 Receipts and Debt Figures
Treasury data shows receipts of 13 311 002.26 dollars and expenditures of 18 306 279.97 dollars. Gross debt stands at 39 412 461 812.06 dollars, an increase over the prior year as of December 23.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Son Plays Trick By Dining With Father At Chicago Dime
Federal Judge William H Holly recounts how attorney David Twomey paid a dime to the man who tapped him and then sat with him in a Chicago restaurant. The man revealed himself as Twomey’s son, who had just arrived for a visit and played the joke. The diners discovered the coincidence after sitting at the same table.
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Chicago
William H. Holly
David Twomey
Iito
Twomey
Dan
You
Virginia Police Justice interdicts A R Anderson
In the Police Justice Court for Virginia, A R Anderson is interdicted as an improper person and forbidden from possessing alcoholic beverages. The order, dated December 12, is executed under authority of the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Act with Bertha Kline, Board official, testifying.
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Virginia
Police Justice Court
Winchester
Commonwealth of Virginia
Increase In Pigs Noted In Virginia And Nation
Virginia fall pig crop estimated at 488000, up 7 percent from 1937, largest fall crop since 1927. Spring and fall 1938 total 962000, up 4 percent. sows 74000, up from 70000. National trend shows fall crop 18 percent larger than 1937, 1938 total about 15 percent higher. spring 1939 sow farrow 21 percent more. Total pigs saved 77088000 for 1938, with fall 27751000. largest fall crop since 1933. Average pigs per litter 6.32, up from 6.24.
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Virginia
Virginia Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
United States
Christmas Seals Help Spread TB Awareness Worldwide
Knowledge saves lives as Christmas Seals promote tuberculosis information. The death rate has fallen about two thirds in the last thirty years, reflecting the impact of public health campaigns and early intervention.
Reynolds Store Notes From STORE Virginia Holiday Guests
Reynolds Store notes list Sunday dinner guests and holiday visitors including R E Place and family Winchester Virginia and others from Winchester Whitacre Omps Hayfield and Maryland. Several relatives and friends are named with updates on Ernest Batt recovering from sinus operation and ongoing visits and gatherings across local households.
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Earl Farmer
George Whitacre
Whitacre
A. L. Place of
Winchester
R. E. Place
Earl Place
Pene
Crossen
H. C. Reynolds
Ernest Batt
Richard Hovermale
G. B. Havermale
Omps
W. Va
Roy Bohrer
N. L. McIntire
E. C. Stotler
Hayfield
R. ©. Anderson
May Unger
H. B. Dick
F. J. Gardner
Eddie Lar
Patterson and Largent Families Noted in Berkeley Springs Notices
Gent and family of Mr. Walter Patterson and of Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webster and children of Berkeley Springs, Mr. Marvin Gardner of Maryland, Mr. Edgar Largent and family and Mr. Foster Largent.
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Walter Patterson
Winchester
Charles Webster
Berkeley Springs
Marvin Gardner
Maryland
Edgar Largent
Foster Largent
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Hot Springs Company
William J. Wardall
McKesson & Robbins
New York
F. Donald Coster
Philip Musica
Fairmont
Leicester
Stewart Street
Stephenson
J. W. Stipe
M. M. Lynch
Atty
S. Bradstreet
W. Clifford
Spor
Apple Ae
A . Ale
Sale
Timothy and
All C. Hardy
Kerns. Va
Adam Mitchell
Capon Bridge
Ramsburg’s
Berryville
Harry H. Willis
John Ebert Farm
P. O. Box
A. N. A. Care Star
Harpers Ferry
Potomac By-Products Company
N. Main
Wentz
Gerrard and
Valley Ave
E. de
Paul Poston
Capitol Theatre
Star Office
Roosevelts
Rts
Roosevelt
Re House
James
Kate
A. M. Harrold
Executive Mansion
Winchester Furniture CO
Penneys
Melton
SCOOP
Arlo Batts
Vicinity
Penney
SCOUT
Thro
Northern
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