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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
5
By virtue of a decree I will offer for sale at public auction in the County Court House at 10 o’clock a.m. on Friday June 30 1933 one two door Chevrolet coach automobile in the matter of W Carroll Willis versus Harry H Willis.
The Winchester and Frederick County Red Cross shows 206 cases cared for in May. Sewing room activity included 38 new garments 2 mended and 40 cut for church women. 49 men with dependents were selected for emergency camps after two weeks training. Miss Margaret A. Hurst will become executive secretary August 1, replacing Martha Stowers.
The State Apple Crop is estimated at 2 1/4 million barrels with variations by region. Annual weather and late infections may alter projections. fruit quality shows heavy scab in many varieties and uneven set in Shenandoah and Shenandoah Valley areas.
In England, many blind men are taking up professional gardening roles. They pursue skilled work, gain independence, and challenge perceptions of disability. Some establish gardening businesses and work with horticulture programs to train others.
Mrs. Nellie B. Lee aged 80, widow of General Fitzhugh Lee, died Sunday at her home in Alexandria Virginia. She leaves two sons, Col. Colie Lee of Atlanta and Col. George Mason Lee of Green Spring Valley, and three daughters, Anne Brown, Mrs. John C. Montgomery of New York, and Ellen Rhea of Alexandria. Funeral services will be in Alexandria with interment at Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond beside her husband.
A concise excerpt discusses space as a continuous extension with two main forms. It contrasts geometric mathematical use with psychological origins guiding its interpretation and application.
Reports from London indicate pressure for currency stabilization at the World Economic Conference. French aims clash with Roosevelt policies while Warburg notes no official word and Washington must approve any path. Observers expect rejection of a quick plan as prices rise and officials seek a cautious, ministerial approach.
Public sale of a 60 acre farm near Winchester Frederick County Virginia held by trustee Jas P Reardon. Sale postponed to June 17 then June 24 at noon in front of the County Courthouse with one third cash and balance due in one and two years secured by a Deed of Trust.
The State Corporation Commission will hear on July 6 1933 at 10 a m in Richmond Virginia the petition of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company operating the Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company to discontinue trains 51 and 62 between Winchester Virginia and the West Virginia line. The trains are interstate but provide intra state service. they are passenger trains and the ground is revenue insufficiency. Parties interested should appear and present evidence. Signed by F G Hoskins and R Gray Williams.
Trustee T Russell Cather will offer at 11 AM Saturday July 1 1933 three parcels near Winchester Virginia for sale at public auction. Parcel one is a 40 acre tract with house and outbuildings subject to a $4000 prior lien. parcel two is a 20 acre adjoining tract. parcel three is a Winchester city parcel containing a large frame storehouse with grain and feed machinery. Purchases may pay one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance policies.
Public sale of the D H Anderson property in Winchester Virginia postponed to June 21 1933 at 110 percent cash and two bonds terms of sale include one third cash day of sale and deferred payments secured by deed of trust and insurance policy special commissioners Dunn & Duvall announce the auction date and confirm bond requirement and clerk’s certification.
Trustees will sell at public auction Saturday July 1 1933 at 11 AM in Winchester Virginia two lots with a dwelling in Shawnee District about one mile south of Winchester. Sale funded by mortgage in default with payments due in one and two years bearing 6 percent interest. Terms require one third down day of sale with rest by two bonds secured by trust and insured property. Homestead waiver.
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