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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1932
Page
8
All persons having claims against the estate of the late J. L. Shanholtz will please present same for payment. All persons indebted to said estate will please settle at once. W. E. Edwards, Admr. J L. Shanholtz, Dec’d.
A deed of trust on the Fletcher Home Farm at Timber Ridge Virginia and Hampshire County West Virginia will be offered at public auction in front of the County Court House at 11 o clock on Saturday April 2 1932. The property includes 225 acres with a house six rooms a large barn outbuildings two springs and about thirty acres of woodland. Terms: one third cash sale day and two equal annual payments with 6 percent interest. purchaser bonds secured by deed of trust. Trustee Harry F R Kern. Dunn and Duvall Auctioneers.
Public auction of the North Avenue property in Winchester Virginia under a June 1929 deed of trust by P A Beck and Emma Beck to R Gray Williams Trustee. Sale begins 11 AM at the County Court House with one third cash and two bonds due in one and two years at six percent interest.
A barn and its contents were destroyed by fire on the Fo ley Orchard place near Zoar in Jefferson county. The Robinson firm owned the property and about $3,000 in damage was reported, with two thirds insured. Firefighters from Independent Fire Company in Charles Town found no water on arrival and used a cistern to fight the flames.
Commissioners invite sealed bids for the purchase of the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society real estate in Winchester Virginia known as the Fair Grounds totaling about twenty three acres. Bids open February 22 1932 and close March 21 1932 with minimum cash 25 percent and three year deferred payments secured by bonds. Additional details available from Special Commissioners B P Harrison and others at Winchester.
A trustee will sell at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester at noon on Saturday April 2 1932 the frame dwelling at 440 Highland Ave fronting 25 ft and depth 150 ft. Sale terms require one quarter cash with the balance in one two and three years secured by three bonds bearing six percent interest and a deed of trust plus insurance.
The trustee will offer at public auction on March 24, 1932 at 11 a.m. in front of the Frederick County Court House the lot and dwelling known as Neffs Town north of Winchester city limits. Terms: one third cash. balance in two annual installments with bonds and mortgage security. Property frontages 331 1 3 feet on Jackson Avenue and depth 137 feet.
Public auction of 18 acres bearing fruit trees in Frederick County near Middletown, Virginia. The sale, under T. W. Harrison as Special Commissioner, targets February 27, 1932, later postponed to March 12 at 11 AM. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments with interest, deed of trust securing the premises. Possession on court confirmation.
Trustee will sell at the County Court House Winchester Virginia on Saturday April 2 1932 at 11 AM a 10 acre tract one mile west of Hayfield Route 50 improved with a four room house two double cabins one A tent outbuildings a well and Gulf gas service. The property is offered with terms one third cash and balance by two notes due 1 and 2 years from sale secured by deed of trust and fire insurance. A J Tavener Coleman Dunn auctioneers.
Public notices report multiple commissioners sales and orders of publication in Winchester Virginia. Topics include a February 18 1932 order to sell real and personal property of Harry M Sartelle and Bessie Sartelle under a court deed of general assignment, an attachment lien action against Connolly Shaw Limited with notes totaling 9000, and a March 26 1932 sale of the Daniel Baker Farm in Frederick County described as eighty four acres near Stephens City.
D Childs offers cattle sheep and hogs. Owen Allen farm four miles from Summit Point on Berryville Millwood pike March 11. J W DeHaven personal property and implements west of Winchester March 11. Willis DeHaven at DeHaven P O stock and implements March 11. D Z Roger 17 head of good mares near Kearneysville Va March 14. Curtis Lewin Bowles farm Millwood stock and implements March 16. Mrs A D Hardesty stock and implements Charles Town road near Berryville March 22.
A terse aphorism notes that friendship shuns moonlight of envy while malice steadfastly denies its own full phase, framing a moral contrast between harmony and ill will.
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