Master Commissioner to report on Aleshire real and personal property
In Frederick County Virginia a decree directs a Master Commissioner to value the realty of J W Aleshire and Basil L Aleshire and report liens and rents. He will audit personal property in Luther Punnett’s hands as Special Receiver and reveal unpaid taxes and applicable priorities with notice by publication. Official notice dated January 3 1922 by Master Commissioner Joseph B Newlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Virginia
Teledo Scales Co
Atkinson Novelty Co
Lennox Oil & Paint Co
Beck’s Steam’ Bakery
Inc
J. W Alesshire
Basil L. Aleshire
J. W. Aleshire & Son
T. Russell Cather
Robert T. Barton
J. J. Sullivan
Shryock & Co
Carr-Owen & Co., Inc
Standard On Co
Goodrich Rubber Co., Inc
J.W. Aleshire
Luther Pannett
Berefordre
J. W. Aleshire
Winchester
Halloween at Helen's House Mystery Party
Grace Pennington and seven guests follow arrows to a deserted farm house for a Halloween party. At the end they find Helen Tracy Velier smiling, revealing a long absence and confessing renewed love as they join the dancing crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Iento
Jay
George
Grace
Pennington
Morton
Hallowe'en
Grace Pennington
Qgeoree Morton
Standhit
Helen Tracy
Seven Years of Debt Free Life Ends in Death
A Kansas City Star item recounts a rich man who borrows 350000 from seven friends over seven years to live debt free until his death. He pays interest and expenses from each loan, ending with 350000 life insurance to settle debts and 35000 for a tombstone inscription “A Wise Man” he orders before dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surdindée
Kansas City Star
The Stenog’s Little Joke
Miss Pounders is told her merry mood affects her work as she types a dictated letter to Skinnim and Fleece. Bir supinghan
Publicity Sparks Debate On Musical Noise
Residents quarrel over a man playing a horn to attract attention with some praising his flair while others compare the effect to violence against him. Mrs Grampson voices concern that flutelike notes draw attention but excessive noise harms merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elf
Public Sale of Desirable Frederick County Farm
By decree from the Frederick County Circuit Court 1922 the Nesmith case the undersigned will auction the late John Nesmith farm near Shockeysville about 155 acres. Sale at Winchester Court House at 12 noon February 11 with one third cash and rest in two annual installments secured by trust deed and purchaser bonds. Auctioneers Duvall & Man. Clerk J. Co Diamond. Brannon clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Joseph A. Nesmith
Winchester
John Nesmith
Shockeysville
Sydnor Kerns
Ac Duvall & Man
J. Co Diamon
M. M. Lynch
Cc. C. Brannon
Winchester court orders master to report on Mann estates
In a January 1922 decree the Cor poration Court of Winchester Va directs a Master Commissioner in Chancery to ascertain real and personal property of Carrie Virginia Mann and Ellen Mann deceased, identify heirs, settle accounts of administrators, prepare a distribution scheme, report unpaid taxes, and publish notice for four weeks as public service. The notice sets February 16 1922 as the execution date at 34 Rouss avenue Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Winchester
R. T. Barton
Admr
Ellen Mann
M. M. Lynch
Carrie Mann
Carrie Virginia Mann
Hien Mann
Robert T. Barton
Elién Mann
Carrie Virginia Manin
Pes
Chancery Shalk
Virginia
Commission to settle estate of Hannah L. Murray in Virginia
Notice to heirs and distributees of Hannah L. Murray deceased to have accounts settled by Joseph B. Newlin as commissioner. The order requires gathering assets, settling Maggie B. Murray executrix accounts, convening creditors, listing unpaid taxes, and reporting any additional matters. Publication notice four weeks in Winchester newspaper. hearing at 14 Roug Avenue Winchester on February 15, 1922 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ward & Larrick, p.a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie E. .Ay
Hano
Joseph B. Newlin
Kirst
Hannah L. Murray
Maggie BE
Winchester
Rougs Avenue
Paar
Ward & Larrick, P. A
Sale of Valuable County Real Estate in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioner John M. Steck offers the 133 acre farm on Front Royal Road at the Buffalo Lick intersection for sale by public auction in Winchester Virginia on February 18 1922 at noon. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments with interest from sale, secured by deed of trust and fire policy. Possession April 1 1922. tenant rights reserved. Bond filed as required. Clerk Cs Brannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela May Miller
Howard E. Mason
Frederick County
Virginia
Court House
Winchester
C. S. Mason
John M. Steck
R. P. Duvall
J .M. Steck
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South Bend
Kan- Spats Tires
The
Chesapeake & Potomac
Hamburger’s
N. Main St
Jessie H Bell
la Moresco
Wm. J. Gochenour
Maurertown
Rouss Avenue
Ward
McClure Pe
Iphr Syndicate
Nopfice
Garber
Garber Mfg. Co. ‘Inc
Bell Phone
Florence L. Feltner
Herbert Bennar
County Real Estate
Gs Oc
Brannon
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