Modern Banking Discussion At Berryville Meeting
John I Sloat of Winchester speaks at Berryville on banking reform after 4 835 bank failures. He urges sound practices pay down debt avoid branch overexpansion and split between commercial and investment banks to prevent further losses and protect depositors. He calls for disciplined leadership and community service by bankers.
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Berryville
John I. Sloat
Winchester
Ig Bank
Frank Vanderlip
Public Sale of City Residence in Winchester Virginia
Public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester on Tuesday January 31 1933 at 11 A M for a 400 foot wide lot at 1607 Valley Avenue with a two story stucco home. Terms: one third cash day of sale then two equal annual installments secured by bonds deeds of trust and insurance. Trustee Herbert S Larrick and auctioneer L Brumback. Also notices for Frederick County Virginia land parcels adjoining Whitacre Shade and DeHaven districts. dates, parcels 145 acres and 45 acres. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments with bonds and deed of trust. T Russell Cather Dunn and Duvall, Aucts.
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County Court
Winchester
Valley Avenue
Herbert
Larrick
Ll. Brumback
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Virginia
Isaac Whitacre
A. H. Bohrer
C. R. Shade
Prederick County
Philip Shade
Holmes Whitacre
Edward Brannon
DeHaven P.O
J. O
DeHaven
Frederick Count
Eldridge Sibole
North Shockey
Adam Bohrer
Alice Ricketts
John H. Moore
H. M. Bartelle
T. Russell Cather
Public Sale of Frederick County Farm
By authority of a deed of trust dated December 1 1930 recorded in Frederick County Virginia the trustee will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia on February 11 1933 at 11 o clock A M the described real estate property in the listed tract.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Desirable Frederick County Farm Goes to Public Auction
Public sale of a 228 acre Frederick County farm tied to the M B Richards estate. Deed of trust dated Feb 11 1925 sets sale for Feb 11 1933 at Winchester Court House 1 11 o clock with master commissioner to report liens and property values for estate settlement.
Descriptive sale notice of Gainesboro land near Winchester
The property lies on both sides of the North Frederick Pike about eight miles northwest of Winchester amid Gainesboro lands of Charles Catherine and Arthur Holland estate with pine timber. The sale offers one third cash day of sale and balance in two annual installments secured by bonds, deed of trust, and insurance. trustee M Lynch with Duvall & Dunn as auctioneers.
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Frederick Tu Ike
Winchester Vile
Gainesboro
Charles Cather'ine
Arthur Holland
Hiram Adams
Kiddies Frock Pattern Promises Charming Fit
The Miss who is fussy about her best frock will adore this pattern. Side panels create animation with gathering, flounc ed neckline flatters a youthful face, puffed sleeves suit. Available in pastel ta ffa ta organdie swiss crepe de chine. Pattern 0537 sizes 4 6 8 10 12, yardage 3% yards 96 inch. MARIAN PATTERN CATALOG offers 32 pages of models for juniors and kiddies and season's fashions. Order from Evening Star Pattern Depart ment West 18th Street New York.
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Sma
Marian Matin Attern
Evening Star Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New
Frederick County Virginia Chancery Decree Referral Notice
In the Virginia Frederick County circuit court a decree refers a case to a Master Commissioner in Chancery to report realty owned by W W Glass Sr deceased, taxes, liens, and settlement of accounts for Katherine Glass Greene and others, with a February 14 1933 hearing date at Winchester office and claims deadline for creditors.
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M. B. Richards
Winchester Star
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Warren Rice
Frederick County
Circuit Court
Herbert S. Larrick
W. W. Glass
Katherine Glass Greene
W. W. Glass, Sr
N. Loudoun Street
J. W. Baker
Chancery Circuit Court
P. A
Prederick County
Care Altar
C. W. Punkhouser
H. N. Funkhouser
C.t.a
W. S. Funkhouser
North Loudoun Street
M. M. Lynch
P. Q
No Man Deludes Self or Others, Sage Says
Quote attributed to Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown warns that no man can escape moral critique. The record notes that even when conduct is reprehensible one may claim it was the best under circumstances. It concludes with a hopeful view that good hearts leave a lasting, improving legacy.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
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Bankers’ Association
Old Town
Clarke County
Gilbert DeHaven
Court House
Broin
Meta L. Richards
Union Bank of Winchester
Sahara
Sahara Desert
United States
Alaska
M. Lynch
Duvall & Dunn
Aucts
Betty Shoppe
Carter
Alexander Smith
Smith
Moling & Cather
Big Sister
Spyright
Joe
Guuy
Budo
the Advertiser
Byles Forgrave
Clem Ike P
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
Best Place
North Main Street
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