Turkey Knob case appeals to Virginia High Court
Gudebrod's lengthy appeal file before the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia seeks to overturn Judge Williams's December 1930 and January 1934 rulings in the Turkey Knob Orchard matter. The case traces Mr Gudebrod's 1911 arrival in Virginia, the Ward estate creditors, receiverships in 1925, and a $500,000+ debt priority dispute involving Artemus Ward's estate, Gudebrod, and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Gudeprod
Supreme Court of Appeals of
Virginia
Williams
Frederick County
Tavenner
Woodstock
Gudebrod
Institution of Suit
Turkey Knob Orchard, Inc
Artemus Ward
Turkey Knob Orchard Inc
Whiting
Ward
Supreme Court
Christian E. Gudebrod
New York City
Roanoke Greyhounds Visit Park Team Sunday At 3
The Roanoke Greyhounds bring a seven game win streak into a Sunday 3 pm visit to Park. They have defeated Danville and Norfolk in their current run and seek another strong showing against the Park squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye Roanoke Greyhounds
Danville
Norfolk
Soft Water Used Winchester Steam Laundry Ad
Steam Laundry at Winchester offers soft water service. Contact phone 28 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Rhodes Drug Co Open All Day Sunday
Rhodes Drug Co remains open all day Sunday from 9 a m to 9 p m with prompt order delivery available by phone 373. This notice appears on a single line classifieds snippet.
Hope Is Held For Victims Of Maryland Crash
A Maryland crash on a hill near Frederick left 14 year old William C. Marker dead and Sam Vincent 24 son of Mrs Sadie Vincent injured severely. Sam Vincent suffered a crushed right arm skull fracture jaw fracture and other injuries. his condition was described as satisfactory but not yet certain for recovery. The Marker family from Middletown mourns the death of Mrs John H Marker William C Marker’s mother. Sam Vincent’s father a poultryman was returning from a revival meeting when the car and truck collided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Vincent
Sadie Vincent
Frederick
Howard Marker
William C. Marker
Middletown
Knoxville
John H. Marker
Mrs. J. E. McCone Dies at Fort Myer at 62
Mrs. James E. McCone age 62 died suddenly at her Fort Myer home across from the White House. She was the mother of Lieut Alexander McCone of the Sixteenth Field Artillery and a White House aide. Survived by two sons James F. McCone and Lieut Alexander McCone and daughter Miss Mary Jane McCone. funeral at Fort Myer Chapel tomorrow at 10 a.m. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. McCone
Alexander McCone
Sixteenth Field Artillery
Fort Myer
White House
Califo
McCone
Thomas Lennan
California Pioneers
James T. McCone
Royal College of Surgeons
City police urge heed to stop signs across intersections
Chief C. W. Hollis said many drivers ignore stop signs in the city and traffic officers report danger to pedestrians and other motorists. It is a misdemeanor to fail to stop, punishable by a fine of $1 to $5. The warning emphasizes safety over penalties.
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C. W. Hollis
Hollis
Gheen Praised as Outstanding Dinner Speaker
James E. Gheen of New York, an inspirational and humorous speaker, is booked by the local Rotary Club for Ladies Night at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester on July 26 at 7 p m. He is known for rapid fire delivery and held audiences at a Roanoke district Rotary meeting earlier this year as a highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Gheen
New York
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Roanoke
Apples Growing Well in Augusta and State Survey
A July Virginia Fruit bulletin notes apples developing well with large size due to moisture, though worm injury and size remain key factors. Crops likely near 1933 levels but below 10-year averages. Augusta reports about a quarter to half of last year’s output, with regional variation and optimism on packing if sizes hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Fruit
Campfield
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Virginia
Mr. Campfield
Augusta County
Henry M. Taylor
Richmond
State Garden Director Visits Winchester Gardens
William A. Matthews of Richmond, State Garden Director, toured 24 gardens in Winchester and Frederick county with Mrs. John W. Whitacre. City gardens rated 50 percent good, county gardens 70 percent good, a notably fine showing. Mrs. Whitacre said beans peas spinach and kale have been canned by subsistence garden workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Matthews
Richmond
State Garden
Winchester
John W. Whitacre
Frederick
Matthews
BEER AND ALE FOR SALE OFF PREMISES ICE COLD
Advertisement listing beer and ale for sale off premises with phone number 558 at 17 E Piccadilly Street. Also notes BUSY BEE'S OLD STAND and a Yard Party relief church benefit on July 18 with a target code 7-14-16-1p-2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly Street
Busy Bee’s
Yard Party Relief Church
Jack Frost Sunday Special Ice Cream Deal
A Sunday offer grants one pint sherbet free for every one pint of ice cream purchased. The promotion is listed with a 30c price and activity code 7-14-1p-1t, indicating a regional advertisement format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Sherbert
Fan Quilt Draw at Front Church Ice Cream Night
Front Church of Christ on W Cork Street invites Thursday night July 19 for home made ice cream and a fan quilt raffle. Attend to see who wins the quilt. event begins 7 14 1p it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
W. Cork Street
Raid seizes two Winchester homes in illicit liquor sweep
In a swift raid after noon, city and county officers seized two Winchester residences. Prisoners Minnie Welsh and Mrs. Ray Kerns were taken to headquarters for a hearing. Officers described signs reading Positive No Credit and found wine making paraphernalia, bottles, and liquor.
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Winchester
C. W. Hollis
Minnie Welsh
West Germain Street
Ray Kerns
West Wolfe Street
Hollis
Donald Weems
Kerns
W. J. Newcome
F. M Funk
Phil Hollis
Virginia Wheat Growers Protest Price Bias Against Local Market
Virginia wheat farmers protested price discrimination they say favors Chicago. J H Meek of the State Department of Agriculture in Richmond cited moisture as the proper basis and noted Virginia growers receive 75 to 80 cents per bushel while Chicago prices run 85 to 90 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Chicago
J. H. Meek
Division of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
Richmond
Hearing In Fatal Mishap Is Postponed
The trial of John Frederick, a Washington truck driver, facing involuntary manslaughter charges after a collision near Cedar Creek that killed Gibson Shull, has been postponed from this afternoon to Tuesday due to absent witnesses. Shull, son of H. E. Shull of Marlboro, was riding with James Madigan of Stephens City when their truck and a motorcycle collided on the Lee Highway. Shull died from injuries, while Madigan, injured, has since left the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frederick
Washington
Gibson Shull
Cedar Creek
Frederick
Shull
H. E. Shull
Marlboro
James Madigan
Stephens City
Lee Highway
Madigan
Julian Hawthorne Dies at 88 in San Francisco
Julian Hawthorne, 88, famed author and son of Nathaniel Hawthorne, died at his San Francisco home after weeks of declining health. He was a prominent literary figure of the Nineteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Julian Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne
B and O Seeks to Get RFC Loan
Washington July 14 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad said it plans to issue 50 million dollars of four and a half percent secured notes and asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to borrow all or part from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation aided by lower interest rates and charges from New York bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
R. F.C
Timberman Tall Thrill Of Wild Cats Near Lake Md
E. E. Triplett of Rock Enon Springs recounts a night trek for water in the mountains above Luke Md when a flashlight revealed three wild cats and a bear. He fled to safety, later learning locals say lights intimidate beasts. Triplett operates 135 acres of pulp timber with 22 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Triplett
Rock Enon Springs
Lake, Md
Mr. Triplett
Luke
Triplett
Wicker To Address Young Democrats Convention
Senator John J Wicker Jr was named keynote speaker and temporary chairman for the Young Democratic Club of Virginia convention in Lynchburg on July 27 and 28. Leesburg state president John Galleher announced the unanimous selection by the committee and noted Galleher is Loudoun county’s commonwealth attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Wicker Jr
Young Democratic Club of Virginia
Lynchburg
Leesburg
John Galleher
Galleher
Commonwealth
Loudoun County
Senator Wicker
Apples Wanted for Summer and Fall varieties
Our plant is open for the receipt of all varieties of Summer and Fall apples, graded or tree run, Phone 434. National Fruit Products Co. 7-13-1p-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Products CO
IMPORTANT MEETING OF ALL FRUIT GROWERS
Frederick County fruit growers are called to a 2:30 p.m. Saturday meeting at the Court House to discuss spray residue and to consider improvements in inspection service or other issues. Phil H. Gold announces the gathering for Frederick County Fruit Growers.
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Court House
Phil H. Gold
Frederick County
Two Day Meeting Of Salesmen Here Monday Tuesday
Over forty five salesmen of the O Sullivan Rubber Company will gather at the George Washington Hotel Monday and Tuesday July 16 and 17 for a company sales convention. R J Funkhouser of Rye NY will open the meeting and welcome the force. Managers will discuss shoe rebuilding, window advertising, and plans for selling the new O Sullivan Styst heel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
George Washington Hotel
R. J. Funkhouser
Rye
N. Y
R. H. Cory
New York
M. W. O'Shea
H. H. Jenkins
Perry
George Washington
O’sulivan Rubber Company
Ankle Gives Way For D J Howard In Base Steal
D J Howard supervisor of vocational agriculture for northern Virginia based in the city is nearly recovered from a badly sprained ankle suffered during a Blacksburg baseball game. He had just hit a single and attempted a Ty Cobb style steal of second base. The ankle worsened, requiring aid to reach the dugout and a cane since the injury.
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D. J. Howard
Northern Virginia
Blacksburg
Mr. Howard
Ty Cobb
Krol to Face Court Over Forfeiture of Bail
Max Krol, who lost an appeal of a six year sentence for embezzlement, is due in Corporation Court Monday to show why his $5,000 cash bail should not be forfeited. Reports say he is in Chicago with serious health issues as five indictments remain for alleged misusing funds of the Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Krol
Corporation Court
Winchester
Krol
Chicago
Virginia Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Arthur G. Jones
Books On Stage At The Library
The library presents a selection titled The Work of the Little Theatres by C A Perry along with Stage Scenery and Lighting by Samuel Selden and Footlights and Spotlights by Otis Skinner. Also featured are My Years on the Stage by John Drew Up the Years from Bloomsbury by George Arliss Confessions of an Actor by John Barrymore and Charles Frohman by Isaac F Marcosson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatres
C. A. Perry
Samuel Selden
Otis Skinner
John Drew
Bloomsbury
George Arliss
John Barrymore
Charles Frohman
Isaac F. Marcosson
Money to Loan On City of Winchester Real Estate
Legal brief notes a loan offer on Winchester city real estate. Attorney firm KERN and KERN provides the notice with filing date June 30 and indicates a transaction or lien related to property in Winchester.
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City of Winchester Real Estate
Germany Accepts U S Debt Transfer Talks
Berlin reports Germany has no intention to slight the United States and is ready to negotiate with the American government on servicing the Dawers and Young loans. Time is available for talks as coupon payments are not due until October 15 and December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
United States
William E. Dodd
Dodd
Winchester dispensary delayed to September opening
The Virginia ABC Board said the Winchester liquor store in the Harper building at 12-14 South Loudoun will not open before August 15 and is expected to begin operations around September 1. Remodeling has removed partitions and lowered floors to eliminate entry steps. Nearby communities expect strong demand, and 15 new Virginia stores were announced with Winchester among five sites already selected.
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Harper
Faulkner
South
Loudoun Street
Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Winchester Dispensary
Winchester
West Virginia
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Romney
ABC Board
Virginia
Norton
Park Avenue
First National Bank
Appalachia
Leesburg
King Street
Front Royal
Main Street
Warrenton
Harrrisonburg
Suffolk
South Hill
Emporia
Lexington
Williamsburg
Warsaw
Waynesboro
Wythesville
Hitler Defends Executions Sparks Press Split Across Capitals
Berlin reports show Hitler defending the June 30 executions of 77 traitors to quell a revolt. He called mutineers to be shot and claimed the fate of the nation required swift, harsh action. European capitals weighed official comments and implications for Germany and foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Associated Press
Paris
Wilh
Germany
Europe
London Daily Mail
von Hindenberg
Reichswehr
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Ernst Boehm
Supreme Court of
Bis
Reichstag
Boehm
Hitter
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Turkey
High Court
Ward Counsel
Case
Rhodes Drug CO
Maryland
Vincent
Young Marker
J. E. McCone
Gheen
Timberman
Tal Thrill
Wicker
O'Sullivan Rubber Co
Kern & Kern
Attys
U. S
The
Winch
Loudoun
Boscawen
Charles J. Dryfuse
Sternburg Conservatory of Music
West Philadelphia
S. L. Flickinger
North Washington Street
Johnson
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