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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

6

Woman on trial for murder after belair jail visit

Mrs. Janice A Mick faces Baltimore County Circuit Court for the murder of her husband Lonnie Mick. Police say she admitted firing to frighten him during a dispute that ended with a fatal gunshot. The case was moved from Harford to Baltimore County for a fair trial. Fresh Volga fish and caviar production noted in brief.

Towson Lancaster Belair Janice A. Mick Baltimore County Lonnie Dartington Harford County Meyer Getz

Winchester Court Orders Estate Claims From Wells Heirs

In Wie Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia the case Otho ean vs Ger tie Wells seeks to determine the personal estate of Christian Wells deceased and to settle debts and distribute the remainder. The court orders Gertie Wells George Wells Charles Taylor Cary Taylor Pinckney Theodore Wells Joel Wells Emma Turner and unknown heirs to appear within 10 days after publication to protect their interests.

Virghatarginia Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia Otho Ean Gertie Wells Christian Wells George Wells Charles Taylor Cary Taylor Pinckney Theodore Wells Joel Wells Emma Turner Jane Taylor Betty Turner Chas Taylor Co. M. Smith

Public Farm Sale Under Deed of Trust in Frederick County

Public auction to be held at Winchester Courthouse on Saturday July 29 1933 at 11 am. The 140 acre farm two miles east of Stephens City along White Post Canterbury road is offered by trustee Joseph B Newlin. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust. Dunn and Duvall, auctioneers.

T. J. Snyder Catherine L. Snyder Circuit Court Anger County Exesaid Trust Court House Winchester Virginia Frederick County Stephens City White Post Canterbury Snyders H. N. Funkhouser Dunn & Duvall

Bank Closing Notices for Independence Day 1933

Notices indicate July 4 1933 is a legal bank holiday with closures. Maturing deposits on that date will be payable on Wednesday July 5 1933. Signatures include J H Yost R Gray Williams John L Sloat and others from multiple banks in Winchester and Shenandoah Valley area.

J. H. Yost Partners and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co R. Gray Williams Shenandoah Valley Nat'l. Bank Gonl Ohnil. Sloat Pasvnendal and Savings Bank Ba Ee Teay Conbier Inchester

Children’s Day Observed At United Brethren Church

The United Brethren Church will host Children’s Day services this Sunday with an 8 p.m. cantata featuring children from the east. Miss Ruth Ann Anderson Miss Gladys Patton and Miss Marie Fries lead the committee. Morning service starts at 9:45 a.m. Promotion day is led by Mrs. Lewis W. Fries, primary department superintendent. W. P. Anderson urges full Sunday School attendance and invites the public.

The United Brethren Church Ruth Ann Anderson Gladys Patton Marie Fries Lewis W. Fries

Heat Discomfort Reported From High Humidity In Winchester

Report notes a sweltering afternoon in Winchester with humidity making the heat feel worse though the thermometer showed 89 degrees. Entomologist W Hough of the Research Laboratory cites humidity as the main factor while a dry breeze could have cooled the air. Forecasters hinted at possible rain, though weeks without a soaking shower have left farmers concerned about crops in the dry spell.

Winchester Hough

Demand for wheat brings cheer to farmers

Demand for wheat from China brings brighter days to farmers in the northwest. Thousands of bushels from Oregon Washington and Idaho are shipped daily with warehouses full and wheat stored outdoors awaiting shipment down an Oregon stream toward the ocean and the orient.

Northwest China Oregon Washington Idaho Ocean Orient

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