County Realty Transfers Recorded in County Clerk Office
Listing of real estate conveyances filed in the county clerk records. Includes A V Kern to James W eee for a lot at Waverly for 350 dollars, Ernest Dailey et ux to John W Kerns for six acres in Gainesboro district for 50 dollars, R I M Pugh et ux to Iven L Pugh for five acres on Timber Ridge, farm and merchants national as commissioner to R Resie for 30 acres in Stonewall Esper for 2600 dollars, M Shade et ux to Alvin Shade et ux on Martinsburg Pike for 100 dollars with lien debt assumptions, W W Herrell et ux to L L Hoccan for Hillcrest lots at 286 dollars, W H Herrell et ux to L Hockman for Hillcrest lots at 1130 dollars, B A Travers et ux to Luther Shreck for 2 12 acres in Stonewall district for 440 dollars.
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Apple Shortage Forecast in Middle Atlantic States
A meeting of the Middle Atlantic division of the National Association of State Marketing Officials in City Club discussed an expected shortage of apples this year. Growers and railway officials addressed handling and shipping of fruit crops, with Maryland’s principal apple counties showing a general shortage though Eastern Shore and several counties near Washington Baltimore and Frederick may have better yields.
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Middle Atlantic
National Association of State Marketing
B. Shaw
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Maryland
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Baltimore
Stephens City Social Notes Visit and Motor Trip
Stephens City Virginia social notes report Mrs. Carl Jenkins of Oakland Maryland visiting her father J G Lauck. Misses Dolly and Lillian Yeakle embarked on a motor trip toward Camber.
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Stephens City
Carl Jenkins
Oakland, Md
J. G. Lauck
Dolly
Lillian Yeakle
Visitation Notes From Keyser and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Willie Hite of Winchester spent last week with Mrs William White. Mrs H E Stickley and family visited Manassas. Miss Edith Gregory and others visited relatives in Hitl. Argenbright and family with Mrs B T Argenbright in Hitl. Miss Snapp of Strasburg visits Alma Lemley and Blanche Hisey at Acle Lemley home. Nellie Dean returned home from Ceer, Pa. Mrs Laura Slokom of Chester and Miss May Grove of Strasburg were guests of Mrs A W Dean. Mrs May Clark Higgins of Grafton visited aunt Geo Bamsell. Mrs Hultz and two sons of Baltimore guest of Mrs Paul Samsell. Frances Samsell of Front Royal visited aunt Mrs W H Herrell. Mrs George Siclick of Towson weekend guest of Miss Lucy Dean.
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Fend
Keyser
W. Va
Willie Hite
Winchester
William White
Ware
Edith Gregory
Manassas
B. T. Argenbright
Holmes Argenbright
Effie Argenbright
W. B. Steele
Hitl
Snapp
Strasburg
Alma Lemley
Blanche Hisey
Jauntin
Acle
William Lemley
Nellie Dean
N Ceer
Laura Slokom
Chester
May Grove
Stgnsburg
A. W. Dean
It Pays to Advertise in Po Pe Ae BYE
An advertising promotion in Po Pe Ae BYE highlights the benefits of placing ads to reach local customers and boost sales. The short notice emphasizes cost effectiveness and broad exposure for merchants.
State School Teachers Comply With New Law
Virginia teachers applying for teaching certificates have to prove poll tax payment under the Downing law. Dr. Harris Hart said the state department of education has received many certified statements as proof, and the department issues up to 10 000 certificates annually. The rush occurs mainly in summer months. Evidence of poll tax payment is required since July 1 before certificate issuance.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
Harris Hart
Public ‘Instruction
Carter W. Wormeley
State Department, of Education
Eugene Dunlop Heads to Cromwell for Summer Stay
Eugene Dunlop left yesterday afternoon for Cromwell Indiana where he will spend the remainder of the summer and return home in late November.
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Eugene Dunlop
Cromwell
Indiana
Loeb and Leopold Trial Highlights Include School Visit
Chicago reports the prosecution nearing a peak in the Leopold and Loeb case as eight witnesses identify confessions and Loeb’s presence at the Harvard School yard. A boy named Johnnie Levison, from Maine, testifies about Loeb in the school yard, drawing smiles in court amid grim proceedings. Dick Loeb’s mother sends a written message to him through his brother Allen, marking first direct contact since arrest.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Leesy Robert
Crowe
Robert Franks
Loeb
Harvard
Franks
John
Q. Levison
Kennebunk Beach
Johes
Dick Loeb
Johnnie
Johnine
Phert
Leb
Wage
Benjamin ‘Bathrath
Defense Counsel
Johnny
Leopold
Bobby Franks
Wallace Sullivan
Dick ‘ Loeb
Allen
Ris
Alyp
Dickie
Nutritious Lupin Seeds Produce High Protein Brat
Seeds of lupin, processed in a German method, yield albumen that can be added to flours to create a brat remarkably nourishing. The discovery suggests a new protein source for bread and baked goods.
Public Sale of City Realty in Winchester
Public sale of city realty to be held August 30 1924 at 11 a m in front of the Court House Winchester. Property fronts North Street 57 feet with alley access, includes building with two stores and living flats. Terms: cash on day of sale or two equal annual installments with bonds bearing 6 percent interest. Trustee M Stack. Auction A G Swangon.
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Ste
Fela
Winchester
T. m
Anddore
Said
Loy
Aera
Russians in Manila Eye Move to United States
About 250 Russian refugees in Manila, arrived from Vladivostok a year and a half ago, face a U S entry evaluation by Philippine health department, customs, and US quarantine officials. Admiral Stark hopes most may gain admission, though unlikely soon.
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Associated Press
Manila
Waldivestock
Philippines Health Department
Bureau of Customs
United States Quarantine Service
United States
Admiral Stark
Vladivostok
San Francisco
Merritt
America
Shin bone graft Helps man speak again in New Jersey
Spring Lake New Jersey July 28—Doctors at Ann May Hospital announced two unusual operations in which a section of a man’s shin bone filled a skull hole and the patient recovered speech.
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Spring Lake
N. J
Ann May Hospital
Manasquan Patient Recovers After Complex Facial Injury Surgery
The patient John Hansen suffered a skull fracture and speech impairment after a head injury a year ago. Surgeons from Red Banks transplanted bone grafts from Hansen and abdominal tissue to support healing, and the hospital today announced the operation successful.
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John Hansen
Hansen
Red Banks
Hansen's
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