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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1929

Page

6

Will and bond filed for estate executrix in 1926

The will naming an executrix was filed with a bond of 1200 dollars. Dated March 31 1926 it was witnessed by Wade Bucher and Dr T S Williams. A prior Wright will had been probated in circuit court. Miss Eula Affleck left yesterday for Harrisonburg to attend the summer session at the State Teachers College.

de Executrix Wade Bucher T.S. Williams Eula Affleck Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College

Fathers of Boy Scout Guests Honored At Meeting

Last Friday night Troop No. 3 Boy Scouts of America held a father and son reception. About 35 boys and 30 fathers attended along with the troop committee. Assistant Scoutmaster William H. Brown presided at the Braddock Street Methodist Church office building. Rev M D Mitchell offered a prayer after America and the flag salute. Scribe John Hawse read minutes and collected clues from scouts. Mr L L Hockman presented George Haines and George Hawse with junior assistant scoutmaster badges, filling vacancies appointed by the troop committee.

Braddock Street Methodist Church William H. Brown America M. D. Mitchell Methodist Episcopal Church South John Hawse L. L. Hockman George Haines George Hawse

Radio Schedule Fragments Show Dense Network of Programs

A highly fragmentary list of radio time slots and station IDs outlines a busy broadcast day. Entries include United Symphony Orchestra concerts, dinner music, miracle programs, stage acts like Ham and George, and various talks, news, and musical programs across stations WOR Newark WBAL Baltimore WJZ Atlantic City WPG Atlantic City etc.

United Symphony Orchestra Ham George Chain Key Station WLWL New York WLW Cincinnati Diners WJZ Cleveland Ohio Caverns the Pines Fillmore’s Band Los Amigos Hotel Orchestra WEAF Ed McConnell Dance Orchestra WCX WJR Detroit Amos Graystone Group WSB Atlanta WAPI Birmingham

Scout Court of Honor Delights With Demonstrations and Awards

At a Scout meeting led by Mr Brown and Rev Mitchell, awards were announced for June 25. Second class Rudolph Palmer and first class George Hawse plus merit badge recipients were listed. Demonstrations in semaphore Morse code signaling and camp craft followed on the lawn. Owl patrol won prizes and received Boy Scout diaries. refreshments were provided by mothers and adult officials wives.

Brown Rudolph Palmer Hartman Eorgé Hawse George Haines John Hawse Herman Bly Douglas Fisher George Hawse Mitchell Mr. Mitchell Allison Hartman Beaver Patrol Courtney Grim Arthur Shull Buffalo Patrol Dennis Hayley Robert Grim Leslie Polhamous William Massey Flying Eagle Patrol Peachy Hockman Bruce Shade John Sartelle Darrel Triplett Owl Patrol Howard Garber Harry Ebert Mifflin Clowe, Jr John Rhodes Vincent Miller

Troop 3 Meeting Noted For Interest Involvement

A fragment from a local page mentions Troop 3 and highlights an upcoming meeting noted as highly interesting. No additional details are readable to specify date location or agenda.

Second Wife To Appear Against Baker At Trial

The alleged second wife of Dave Baker, jailed on bigamy charges, traveled to Winchester to recover a watch she says belongs to her and lent to Baker. Sheriff Pannett will obtain the watch for her. She alleges Baker married a woman in eastern Virginia and, without divorce, brought a widow, Mrs. Katie Keeler of near Marlboro, to Ohio where they wed. Keeler, Eben Keeler’s widow, plans to testify against him before the grand jury and at trial.

Dave Baker Winchester Baker Pannett Virginia Frederick County Katie Keeler Near Marlboro Ohio

Wright will leaves estate to daughter in Frederick County

The will of Mrs. A. J. Wright of Frederick County Probate Court awards the entire estate to her daughter Mrs. Maria L. Cooley. The probate confirms the transfer in the Circuit Court of Frederick County.

A. J. Wright Circuit Court Frederick County Testatrix Maria L. Cooley

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