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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1934

Page

5

County Ministers Meet in Middletown for Prayer and Planning

Frederick County Minister Association met at the Middletown Methodist parsonage with Rev. W. P. Ders, Rev. H. E. Richardson, Rev. W. L. Riggleman and others. They offered prayers and discussed revival plans, a July picnic at Randolph-Macon Academy, and support for county dance rulings. Louise Zirkle arrived from San Francisco to stay with the Crisman family for the summer.

Frederick Methodist Parsonage Middletown W. P. Ders H. E.hardson 5. S. Turley W. L. Riggleman Snyder Alleman Allen Jones Franklin G. Senger Turley Alleman Richardson Winona Lake Ind Japan Holy Land Jacob God Jesus Christ Christ County Board of Supervisors Randolph-Macon Academy Wallace Brashears Riggleman Front Royal

Public Auction in Frederick County Virginia on July 12 1934

By virtue of an execution in my hands and levy thereunder Maynard Bayliss vs Charles Tokes I will offer for sale at public auction on July 12 1934 at 10 o clock A M at the residence of Charles Tokes near Opequon Post Office Frederick County Virginia the following personal property of the defendant 1 Buick 5 passenger Sedan 1 Meichlin piano 1 Holstein cow 1 black hog female Also one half interest of the defendant in 1 Chevrolet truck 1 Deming or chard sprayer and 1 Wigginton apple grader Terms CASH A J WIGGINTON Deputy Sheriff for H L McCann Sheriff

Maynard Bayliss Charles Tokes Frederick County Virginia Opequon Post Office Wigginton A. J. Wigginton H. L. McCann

Public sale of valuable county property in Virginia

A 51 acre farm near Middletown Virginia is set for public auction at the county courthouse in Winchester on Saturday July 28 1934 at 11 oclock. The sale follows a deed of trust from Ida B Hammack dated June 15 1932 and will be conducted by trustee W E Edwards with Dunn and Duvall as auctioneers. Terms require one third cash and balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust.

Ida B. Hamimack Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Winchester Middletown Buckhorn Lane Calvin Stickley Herbert S. Larrick Ida B. Hammack James P. Reardon W. E Edwards Dunn and Duvall

Valuable Cameron Street Property For Sale In Winchester Va

Trustee will offer for sale at public auction on North Cameron Street Winchester Va a property with a double frame dwelling a store room with apartment above and a service station The sale is under a 1928 trust deed and includes a two thirds payment via two bonds due one and two years after sale with 6 percent interest and a fire insurance policy. The notice also lists a separate court partition suit for Cornelia Smith estate with nonresident defendants required to appear within ten days after publication. The proceedings are in Winchester Virginia clerk's office June 20 1934 and published in the Winchester Evening Star.

L. L. Hockman M. Lohr Capper Corporation Court City of Winchester County Court House North Market Cameron Street R. Gray Williams North Cameron Street Kern Street Lupton’s Corner Lupton Virginia E. Louise Gray Cornelia 5S Smith B. C. Anderson Cornelia S. Smith B. C Anderson Abbie Anderson Lucille M. Grady Dallas M. Grady Robert L. Gray Richard H Gray Winchester Evening Star Corinne Barnett

Market report summary of grain and livestock prices

Readable market notes show shelled corn at 1.55 and cracked corn at 1.65 per cwt. Dairy feeds priced 1.45 and 1.75. Corn meal feeds and egg mash listed with various unit prices. Cattle and hog values cited with % yields and rough price ranges for local market.

Butter and Feed Market Notes from a Creamery Listing

Item list shows butter creamery products and mixed feeds including corn meal scratch feed middlings and dairy feed with percentages and prices noted. Entries include butter and feed materials with numeric figures such as 18 28 0-24 and price figures 1.55 and 1.80.

Witching Hour and Countess of Monte Cristo at Capitol

The Capitol Theatre presents a double feature headlined by The Witching Hour and The Countess of Monte Cristo. The Witching Hour stars Sir Guy Standing John Halliday Judith Allen and Tom Brown with a romance revived under a hypnotic spell and a courtroom vindication as a key moment. The Countess of Monte Cristo follows the dramatic adventures of a bold tale across intrigue and peril on screen.

Capitol Theatre August Thomas Sir Guy Standing John Halliday Judith Allen Tom Brown Monte Cristo

Little Motion Picture Extra Poses as Countess in Real Life

A young woman who worked as a film extra adopted the mantle of a countess in daily life for a period, blending make believe with her ordinary existence and drawing attention for her convincing persona.

The Vanishing Shadow Opens at Colonial Saturday

Warner Bros. and Colonial Theatre announce the first chapter of Universal’s serial thriller The Vanishing Shadow opening Saturday. Management promises thrills for the next twelve weeks as the feature begins its run at the Colonial Theatre.

Colonial Theatre Universal

Once To Every Woman At Palace Today Only

Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy star in Once to Every Woman a Columbia production shown at The Palace Theatre today only. The film follows a powerful love that envelops those around a woman and tests fate as twelve lives intersect with passion.

Hable Palace Fay Wray Ralph Bellamy Fay Way Columbia Palace Theatre Edna May Oliver Edward Everett Horton

Hitler sacks Roehm as storm troop chief after Berlin unrest

Adolf Hitler dismissed Capt. Ernst Roehm from leadership of the Nazi storm troops and expelled him from the Nazi party. The move signals a firm stand against the younger radical faction within the Nazi ranks amid growing Berlin tensions.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Ernst Roehm Nazi Storm Troops Hitler Roehm Nazi Party

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Bor Louise Zirkle San Francisco, Calif Mrs Fred Crisman Buncutter Tire Co W. E. Edwards P. Q Market Report Isis Warner Bros. Capitol Warner Bros. Colonial U. S U.S Ec Ae Haa Herrell Sales Corp S. Loudoun St Dellinger Bros R. B. Rogers E. A. Clevenge IR P. B. Russell Muggs McGinnis Bill Central Press Association, Inc Wally Bishop Wenders RADIO Philcos McKay Geo. W. Kurtz John S. Miller & Company THE OLD Esso Essolene Gusmantees
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