In Probate Mrs. Moss Will Bequeaths Cemeteries and Farms
The will of the late Mrs. Daisy Moss of Gainesboro district, dated April 26 1933 with two codicils, directs debts and funeral expenses to be paid then items of personal property. It bequeaths a living room suite to a niece Ella De Haven and a gold ring to great niece Mary Ann DeHaven. Half the sale proceeds go to Grange Hall Cemetery Bethel and half to Gainesboro Cemetery. Real estate bequests include farms to E Miller Fries Esther Fries Joel DeHaven Virdie Shanholtz and Thomas McKee with conditions and trust provisions for church funds. Executor is M M Lynch bonded for $1000.
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Ana Safie
Daisy Moss
Gainesboro
Circuit Court
Grange’ Hall
Gore
Pine Grove M. E. Church
M. M. Lynch
Ella DeHaven
Mary Ann DeHaven
Grange Hall
M. E. Church
Bethel
C. F. Moss
Testatrix
E. Miller Fries
Esther Fries
Parlett’s Run
Winchester
Joel DeHaven
Cedar Grove
Virdie Shanholtz
Thomas McKee
Little Mountain Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
de Haven
Margaret Kelchner
Bertha A. Hawkins
American Bonding Company
W. O. Parlet
A. D. Cather
B. V. Unger
J. W. Baker
Harry L. McCann
Babe Ruth Mystery Deepens as He Skips Baseball
New York reports Babe Ruth has vanished from the Braves scene for weeks, resurfacing only at the Polo Grounds briefly. The Bambino spends his days golfing in shorts, reading box scores, and enjoying meals and cards, while receiving offers to join touring outfits that he declines as he contemplates returning to baseball in some capacity.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Boston Braves
Braves
Polo Grounds
Babe
Long Island
West Eighty-eighth Street
Strike Talks Continue At Martinsburg Over Lime Plants
Conferences in Martinsburg West Virginia failing to yield a definite settlement in the long running strike at Standard Lime and Stone Co and Kelly Island Lime and Transport Co. about 600 workers affected with 100 plus brought in from outside to the Martinsburg quarry while Strasburg transfers expand labor tensions.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Standard Lime and Stone Co
Kelly Island Lime and Transport Co
John B. Easton
West Virginia Federation of Labor
Charleston
U. S. Department of Labor
I. R. Steelman
John C. Lawson Barre
International Quarry Workers Union
Virginia
Strasburg
Standard
Three Killed In Suffolk Road Collision
Three men died and three were injured in a three car crash on a Suffolk highway near Norfolk. The dead include William Hill 18 and James Urban 18 of Richmond and G Vinson 18 of Portsmouth. Seriously injured Richard J Kee 23 of North Emporia. Two light trucks and a coupe were involved as flames trapped occupants after a truck struck a suped up by Sigmon.
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Norfolk
Suffolk
Here
Richmond
Portsmouth
William Hill
James Urban
G. Vinson
Richard J. Kee
North Emporia
W. P. Sigman
Chaddock
Wilson Manley
Negro
Emporia
H. C. Worrell
Sigmon
Livestock Accounts for One Quarter of Farmer Income
Chicago reports from June 20 state that hogs cattle and sheep provided about 25 percent of the farmer’s 1934 income. Pollock of the National Livestock and Meat Board notes 85 million cattle on the market yielding 20 billion pounds of meat and that 70 to 75 percent of total meat is consumed east of the Mississippi with housewives buying heavily for the family supply.
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Chicago
R. C. Pollock
National Livestock and Meat Board
Pollock
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Local Markets and a Bold Gas Station Hold-Up
Local market listings show prices for flour corn meal and feeds across multiple bag sizes and brands. Chicago gas station attendant John McVey, 73, 5 feet tall and 135 pounds, disarmed two youths during a stick-up, turning the tables and causing the robbers to flee in their car.
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Chicago
John McVey
Public sale of shoe repairing machinery scheduled in Winchester
By deed of trust dated August 8 1933 San Ensogna and wife defaulted on debt. Trustee Sell Cather will auction on July 3 1935 at 11 00 A M at 139 South Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia. Items listed include Landis finishing machine stitcher skiver leather cutter show case cash register Miller safe and shoe shining stand. Sold as is.
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San Ensogna
South
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
Landis
Miller
Ssell Cather
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Moss
Moby Dick
North Wildwood
N. J
Manuel Chalor
John Barkas
Thomas A. Green
Barkas
State Emergency Relief Commission
Charles L. Cadmus
Trenton
New Jersey
Ruth
The
Star
Seeeten
Kasco
Aia
Ecec
Secaca Sree Lee
Sane
Saan
Qeem
Avance
Joe
Eee
Nother
Jack
Pennsylvania
Nate
FORD
Chevrolet
Hes
Duco
Kleen
Sargest
Joe Z
U. S
Regal Agate
Deep Sea
Rees
DU Pont
S. Market Square
Harrisburg
Hanover ST
Carlisle
N. Main ST
Chambersburg
W. King ST
Lancaster
Sporting Goods and Radio Supplies
W. Market ST
Lewistown
W. Main ST
Waynesboro
Baltimore ST
Cumberland, MD
N. Loudoun ST
Bentley
America
England
Ana Pe Ore
Glidden
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