Village Notes and Auction Notice From Winchester Area
Local social items list visits and callers from DeHaven to White Hall including the Heinh and Myers families. A public auction in Winchester on April 1, 1983 offers the Robinson Farm in Frederick County, about 126 acres with orchard, dwelling, barn, debt of 46000, due as a trust sale with terms in the deed of trust.
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Scott Greet
J. M. Steck
Front Court House
Wichester
Frederick County
Winchester and
Martinsburg
Clearbrook
Sepubelrte
John M. Steck
Ouvall & Dunn
Death of Mrs. Laura Bowers at Stephenson Home
Mrs. Laura Belle Bowers widow of Frederick Bowers of Frederick county died at 2 15 PM yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs M P Ebert in Stephenson where she had lived 13 years. Born May 7 1666 near Grimes she was 67 and a survivor of her immediate family with nephews and nieces. Funeral at 2 PM tomorrow at Friends Meeting House Hopewell, interment Hopewell cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Laura Belle Bowers
Frederick Bowers
Frederick County
M. P.ebert
Stephenson
Bowers
Grimes
This County
Nimrod Murray
Tom
Friends Meeting
Hopewell
E. W. Grant Earl Prince
William Stipe
Irvin
Joseph, Jolliffe
John Gore
Meeting on Liberating Hens In Frederick County
A meeting for all sportsmen interested in liberating turkey hens in the mountainous sections of Frederick County will be held at 8 o’clock tomorrow evening at the office of R. T. Jones and Company on South Loudoun Street. Residents with hens for sale are urged to contact Arthur Seabright.
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Frederick County
R. T. Jones and Company
South Loudoun
Arthur Seabright
Public Sale of Valuable Realty in Frederick County
Warren Rice trustee offers at public auction in Winchester Virginia a 121 42 acre tract in Back Creek district with apple orchard on limestone ridge. Sale moved to March 11 1933 at 11 a m. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with 6 percent interest.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginis
Winchester
Virginia
Back Creek
Hayfield
Keckley
Warren Rice
Farley Quits New York Air Commission After Long Service
James A. Farley resigns from the New York State Air Commission effective today after 26 years on the body and 2 years as chairman. He told Gov. Lehman of his departure and that D. Walker will fill the vacancy. Gen. John J. Phelan elected to succeed him as chairman amid concerns over boxing regulation and national bodies.
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Roosevelt
New York State Air Commission
Farley
Herbert H. Lehman
D. Walker
Dietemian
Commission
Ernie Schaaf
Primo Carnera
New York State
John J. Phelay
Winchester court subdivides Armel case into Master Commissioner inquiry
In Winchester Virginia the INT Corporation Court refers the Armel case to Master Commissioner J W Baker to determine ownership and value of a house and lot described in a 1921 deed, identify liens and tax assessments, and report any pertinent matters. A March 24 1933 deadline is set at office 4 North Loudoun Street with adjournments possible.
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John E. Armel
Winchester
Virginia
I. N
Bottle Caps Drive For District Nurse Relief
The District Nurse Association asks for Clicquot Club Ginger Ale bottle caps to raise funds. A cent per cap is paid by the company, with checks issued as caps are collected. Members urge public to save and turn in caps now for immediate relief needs.
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District Nurse Asociation
Clicquot Club
District Nurse Association
Roland Merely
Birth announced for Clarence Sibert’s daughter Betty Frances
Cross Junction Virginia March 1 Mr and Mrs Clarence Sibert receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter February 22 named Betty Frances. Recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs C G Baker included Alvin Baker John Smith Curtis Funkhouser Mrs John Gunn and Miss Hazel Baker all of Washn Mrs John Feltner and children
Visiting guests gather at Luttrell home
A social gathering occurred Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Luttrell with visitors including Mrs Feltner's parents Mr and Mrs J S Braithwaite and relatives Lloyd Kiter Sr and Howerd of Winchester.
Free Trial Promises Rupture Cure From W Rice Inc
A vintage advertisement urges readers with hernias to write W. & Rice, Adams New York, for a free trial of a home remedy. It claims the treatment heals ruptures without surgery and warns of the danger of delaying a professional operation.
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W. &. Rice
Ain St
Ams
N.Y
Ufe
W. & Rice, Inc
Main &T
Adams, N.Y
Scott's Scrapbook by R J Scott
A clipped Central Press Association item notes Scott's Scrapbook by R J Scott appears in this issue with attributed compilation and copyright claim. The short item signals syndicated column content and authorship linked to the Central Press network.
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Martha Lee
Myers
Lee
Edward Chrisman
Hugh Price
Harry Mauty
Si Er
Leland Dictk
White Hall
Mary Heflin
Mabel Lamp
Myett de “Dally
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Ada Whitacre
Messrs
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Earl Whitacre
Harry Mauzy
Harry Haddix
Paul Lamp
Albert Whitacre
Parker Mauzy
Harold Lamp
Ralph Lamp
Ellie Mauzy
Parker Ha
James A. Farley
California
Boston Herald
INT Corporation Court of the City
Charles E. Armel
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J. W. Baker
Chancery
Herbert S. Larrick
P. Q
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Mr. Merchant
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone CO
Scott’s
R. J. Scott
Dean Cornwell
Los Angeles
Michelangelo
Tiy Gentral Press Association
Ina
George Washington
Kaynee
Gray & Sheetz
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Chambray
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