Recent Transfers of City Realty
A record of recent real estate deeds filed in the city clerk’s office lists transfers including David M. Reardon to M. Reardon for an undivided interest at 511 South Dock Street, Herman H. Hable leasing a filling station to American Oil Co. for ten years at 50 and then 70 dollars per month plus one cent per gallon sold, and other transfers such as Shenandoah Motor Co. acquiring West Bend Street lot from Fred L. Glaize, C. I. Brumback trustee leasing B&O railroad properties to T. D. Cather for 370 dollars, and Charles W. Ritter to Ollie B. Ritter for 4200 dollars in a brick dwelling at 218 South Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Reardon
M. Reardon
South Dock Street
Herman H. Hable
Braddock and
Pall Mall Streets
American Oil Co
Heights
Fred L. Glaize
Shenandoah Motor Co
West Bend Street
C. I. Brumback
John Joseph Sullivan
T.D. Cather
Charles W. Ritter
Ollie B. Ritter
South Braddock Street
James Roy Gearing
G Frank Gearing
Mary Elizabeth Spiker
James E
Katie G
Christmas Gatherings Across Cross Junction Area
Local society notes list numerous families visiting and hosting over Christmas Day in Cross Junction Virginia. Guests include Baker kin, Braithwaite, DeHaven, Anthony, Edwards, and many others from Martinsburg Winchester Edinburg and nearby towns. The record records meals and visits among relatives and friends during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Junction
C. G. Baker
Frank Donelan
Hazel Baker
Washington, D. C
Dale Baker
Gilbert DeHaven
Winchester
Z. G. Baker
Beatrice
Martinsburg
W. BR. Baker
Pearl Anthony
Edinburg
Christmas Scrivener
Lloyd Braithwaite
Ray Lewis
Harley Adams
Freda Braithwaite
Delbert Sibert
Harold Hobday
Berkeley Springs
Clyde Peasmaker
Bloomery
P. C. DeHaven
Audrey
Billy
R. G. Braithwaite
H. L. Braithwaite
Linda Dailey
Robert and
Hugh Dailey
Gerald Braithwaite
H. Braithwaite
Missing dog reported by Shawnee Filling Station owner
E B E Cuthbert of the Shawnee Filling Station reported to police the loss of his black point er dog. Mr Cuthbert said the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.be. Cuthbert
Shawnee
Cuthbert
Word Building Contest by American Oil Company
A vintage advertisement invites readers to form coined names from the letters of AMERICAN OIL COMPANY. Prizes totaling twenty five await the most skillful entrants. Participants use a perforated card to rearrange letters and may add one final letter from the alphabet not in the phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameritcan Oil Company
Amocogas
AMOX
American Oil Company
Word Building Contest Rules From American Oil Company
Contest rules limit prizes per entrant, require coined words from letters in AMERICAN OIL COMPANY with one extra final letter. Entry must be mailed postmarked by January 31 1934 to Word Building Contest American Oil Company Baltimore MD. Judges decision final. ads staff prohibited. all submissions become property.
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American Oil Company
Word
American Building
Baltimore
Maryland
Dog Vanishes After Jump From Car Near Store
A dog jumped from the tuning board of an automobile in front of J. H. Solenbegrer and Company’s store on North Loudoun Street a few days ago and has since disappeared.
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Dog
J. 8
Solenbegrer and Company
Loudoun Street
Public Sale of Frederick County Real Estate in Winchester
Decree from Frederick County Circuit Court dated December 18, 1933, directs a public sale of Scott Grant’s real estate in Winchester Virginia. On January 20 1934 at 11 a m two tracts totaling 237 acres near Clearbrook and Lenore Station are offered with one fourth cash and three annual installments. Also offered is Scott Grant life estate in a 147 acre tract along the Winchester Martinsburg Turnpike with cash sale terms. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Company
John M. Fishpan
C. R McCann
Scott Grant
County Court House
Winchester
Clearbrook
Winchester-Martinsburg
Robinson
John L. Brant
Leidig
Scott
Herbert S. Larrick
Rutherford
Lenore Station
Martinsburg
Farmers& Merchants Bank
Public sale of Legion property in Winchester Virginia
By deed of trust dated January 1 1922 and recorded in Winchester, trustees will sell at public auction at 11:00 A M in front of the court house. The parcel at No 209 Loudoun Street fronts 25 feet 9 inches and extends back 175 feet 8 inches with an adjoining rear lot 14 1 2 feet by 92 feet. The building contains a tile swimming pool showers and locker room. Trustees Robert T and Philip T Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court of
City of
Winchester
H Er
Loudoun Street
Aroon Legion
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Realty
BE. W. Braithwaite
Paul Anth
McGaheysville
Mlaenanna Gihart
C. V. Edwards and Son
H. R. Edwards
Lee Dick
Virginia Lee
Robert
Edgar Collins
Woodrow
White Hall
Agnes Chauderis
Mary Jean
Lester Kerlin
Raymond
Fred Forney
Lee Whitacre
George
Frank
Hilda
Samuel
Whitacre
Ben Rinker
Middletown
Chevrolet
Ford
Harley-Davison
Columbia Bicycles
The
AMOCO
Amoco Gas
Orange American Gas
Amoco Motor Oils
N. Kent ST
John M. Steck
M. M. Lynch
Co. C. Brannon
Ukicome Gift
Remington
Baye
Tor Smemman
Slaesbien Cae
Winchester Printers
Robert T
Philip T. Russell CA
Dunn & Duvall
Tbs
T Phan
Northern Virginia Power CO
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