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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1931
Page
6
Foster praises secretary Mary and hints at marriage while Bonnie schemes to marry for money. Mary confronts family tensions as Bonnie boasts of using Foster for wealth and status, each weighing a future of love versus security.
In Winchester Virginia on May 7 1931 the court orders referral to a commissioner to inventory Richard R Brown deceased estate and settle administrator M M Lynch accounts. A separate suit by Virginia Stewart seeks $166.26 plus six percent interest from April 1 1928 to satisfy liens of creditors. nonresident defendants ordered to appear within 15 days. notice to publish weekly four weeks in Evening Star and post at county courthouse.
Local dialect fragment recalls Uncle Eben praising a trustworthy hen in a coop where another bird is seen socializing and partially profiting from a Washington Star reference.
Trustee announces a public auction of the late Mrs. Mabel Belle Woodward’s home at 109 South Kent Street Winchester Virginia to be held noon June 13 1931 in front of the County Court House. Terms require one third cash with the balance in two annual installments secured by a trust deed and insurance policy. Auctioneer A G Swanson. Trustee M M Lynch.
Fort de France in Martinique is described as distinctly French in language public spaces street names architecture and government reflecting a strong French influence away from Paris.
Market report lists wheat flour screenings and various feeds with mixed prices, alongside butter and dairy costs. Local and Baltimore wholesale sections show diverse livestock and grain figures, ending with a legal note defining property rights in wealth.
In the Clerk's Office J P Ramsburg files an attachment case against Cora D Brown to reach $304 35 plus interest on 300 at 6 percent from March 12 1931. The action seeks a lien on Brown's interest in a Winchester Virginia lot with a dwelling fronting East Piccadilly Street and conveyed to Lucy L Thornberry in 1915. Defendants not Virginia residents must appear within 15 days. notice to run weekly in Star for four weeks and be posted by May 11 1931.
The seven cities Smyrna Rhodes Colophon Salamis Chios Argos and Athens mourned for Homer dead. Old City National Playground contrasts old with new in San Antonio, a city of beauty history and charm. Once a Spanish stronghold, nations fought for possession two centuries ago. Today San Antonio is a favorite winter playground of the nation.
Special commissioners announce a public auction of the White Sulphur Inn and 39 acres in Bartonsville Frederick County Virginia. The sale occurs June 13 1931 in Winchester with terms: one third cash and balance in one and two years secured by two bonds and Deed of Trust. parcels or whole offered.
The Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia announces a public sale of the late R E L Whitacre farm totaling 245 acres near Whitacre. The property will be offered in two parcels and as a whole on June 27 1931 with terms requiring bonds paid in one and two years secured by deed of trust and fire insurance.
Oranda Virginia reports grain and vegetables growing well. Ralph Racey of White Hall visits relatives. Rev F B Sapp visits his mother in Elkins. Maynard Edmundson and family host at McKeesport. Marshall Price and family from Martinsburg visit. Blanch Hausenfluck and son Joe travel to Washington. Havener family returns home. M M Orndorff dines with Evans in Stephens City. Ada Loving, Theo and Irene Manuel visit Alice Loving. Loyal Daughters class plans lawn party June 12 with refreshments.
In the Virginia Corporation Court record from 1931 the Master Commissioner is tasked to report on Mary A. Zirkle's realty including ownership, partition possibility, heirs, creditor priorities, unpaid taxes, and other pertinent matters. Notices must run weekly in Winchester papers. hearing set for June 20 1931 at 22 Rouss Avenue Winchester. Creditors must file claims to be allowed.
Trustee offers at public auction on July 11 1931 in Winchester Virginia the home farm of Samuel Quinter Baker in Opequon District about 28 acres with nine room house and 5 acre apple orchard. Property lies along Salem Church Public Road near Dr E B Powers. Sale at noon with terms one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by purchaser bonds.
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