Public Sale of Real Estate in Winchester Virginia
By authority of a deed of trust dated July 10 1928 and a later deed of trust for sale at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia on Saturday July 2 1938 at 11 00 A M the parcel fronts 46 feet 2 inches on Dodge Street and runs back east with even width joining the lots of Anderson Baggerly and C M Lockhart together with improvements and appurtenances conveyed to Bruce and Rosie Lineberg by deed dated July 22 1930 Terms: one third cash and balance in two equal annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance on the property Trustee T Russell Cather Dunn and Duvall Auctioneers
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Turday
Berryville Turnpike
Dodge Street
Anderson
Baggerly
C. M. Lockhart
Bruce An Rosie Lineberg
Lycom
Closer Lutheran Church Ties May Face Final Sessions
At St Louis the Evangelical Synod Centennial, a study group reported on closer relations between Lutheran branches. A new southeastern district encompassing North and South Carolina and adjoining areas was approved, triggering opposition from leaders in the eastern states district who warned the move could be unworkable and remove several large congregations.
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ST. Louis
Evangelical Synod
South Carolina
Shenandoah Valley
Harrisburg
Cumberland
Trenton
N. J
Delaware River
Camden
Dion
Executrix Sale of Desirable Stephens City Property
Ora Wise executrix of Martha E. Williams offers for public auction in Stephens City Virginia multiple parcels and houses on Main Center and Route 277 with 1 third cash and two annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance. Auctioneer I Brumback lists six parcels with specific frontage and dwelling details.
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Stephens City
Ora Wise
Martha E. Williams
I. Brumback
Winchester Municipal League debate stirs city charter talk
City readers hear from council members and elects about a proposed small paid city council plan. The Winchester Municipal League explains its aims as a nonpartisan citizen group seeking better local government and references broader municipal leagues and civic participation.
All Day Version of Dirndl Inspires Seasonal Fashions
A blithe dirndl idea sparks hour by hour fashion ideas for summer. A sleeveless dress with full shirted skirt and built up waistline features ribbon trim and a wide v neck. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1552-B offers sizes 12 to 20 with yardage and ribbon needs.
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Barbara Bell
Dinner to reveal Winchester Municipal League plans
Preparations proceed for tomorrow night’s dinner at 7 at the George Washington Hotel to decide whether the Winchester Municipal League will be organized. It is unclear if current council members will be invited, as several reported they had received no invitation.
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George Washington Hotel
Winchester Municipal League
Betty L Brannon Buried Today in Martinsburg
Funeral services were held at Martinsburg Methodist Church at 3 o clock for Betty Lee Brannon 11 who died Monday after a 16 week illness from a heart ailment She was a niece of Mrs Retha Kite of the city and visited Winchester He had siblings and grandparents in Cumberland Md The Brannon family of Martinsburg survives her with one brother Harry.
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Theartinsburg Methodist Church
Betty Lee Brannon
Retha Kite
Winchester
C. H. Brannon
Martinsburg
Harry
G. F. Clem
Cumberland, Md
Miss Carson Wins Golf Tournament at Winchester Club
In the weekly Ladies event at Winchester Golf Club Miss Caroline Carson of Riverton won the driving contest with 168 yards plus. Mrs E R Coffey took second with 163 yards. Mrs B B Dutton won the approach and putting with a total of 3 while Miss Richardy Russell was second with four. No Ladies Day next Tuesday. Martinsburg team to play locally. Members urged to post scores as ten lowest handicaps will form the women's team.
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Winchester Golf Club
Caroline Carson
Riverton
E. R. Coffey
B. B. Dutton
Richardy Russell
Martinsburg
Identification of Dead Woman Ties to Washington Official
The piece notes a government employee from Washington identified by fingerprints as the dead woman found in Lyons Creek between Calvert and Anne Arundel counties. Authorities seek two men for questioning and expect an arrest soon while chemical analysis is to determine if poisoning caused death.
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North Beach
Lyons Creek
Edward McK. Johnson
State Police Department
Baltimore
Prince Frederick
Calvert
Anne Arundel County
Washington
Captain Johnson
Chesapeake Bay
Maria Perez
Cambridge
Elwood Murphy
Gorman Hill
Fog Lifts as Lehman Bids for U.S. Senate Seat
New York Governor Herbert Lehman announced he would accept a senatorial nomination if his party desires him to succeed Royal S. Copeland, triggering rapid party maneuvering for the governorship and testing Roosevelt era policies. Bennett swiftly entered the Democratic race for governor while observers weighed Wagner's reelection or gubernatorial push.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
John J. Bennett, Jr
Lehman
Roosevelt
Royal S. Copeland
Bennett
Robert F. Wagner
Washington Students of Politics
Manhattan
Thomas E. Dewey
Tammany Hall
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
George Gordon Battle
Tammany
Friends
Fiorello la Guardia
O Connell Air Conditioning Promotes Home Modernization
Local firm offers financing for heating systems remodeling bathrooms insulation with Rock Wool and plumbing work. Plans may be paid over three years or less with about 15 dollars monthly per 500 dollars at five percent. Consult Mr. O Connell at 228 Braddock Ave or call 1622 for free hearing.
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O'Connell
Fight Over Gloves Complicates Schmeling Louis Bout
The dispute centers on glove weight and manufacturer rules as Julian Black and John Roxborough challenge Schmeling’s gloves after weighing. Brig. Gen. John J. Phelan and Louis’ camp clash over six ounce minimums, amid heated exchanges and lack of clarity on the evidence.
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Julian Black
John Roxborough
Louis
Schmeling
Black Sarin Toseph
New York
John J. Phelan
Commission
Phelan
New York State
Black
Roxborough
Countes Heiress Home Security Attracts Guards
In March 1936 reports after Lance was born described a kidnap threat to the heiress’s new home. Plainclothesmen patrolled the grounds while tradesmen needed credentials. A nurse drove a sandy haired baby in a large black carriage. Scotland Yard denied special protection or police mobilization.
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Lance
Sim
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