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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1930

Page

9

Public Sale of City Residence in Winchester Virginia

Special Commissioners will hold a public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester VA on Friday April 11 1930 at 1 PM for Lots 33 and 34 Block F Shawnee Heights Addition frontage 40 feet Shenandoah Avenue and depth 150 feet with a frame dwelling. Sale terms one third cash and balance in two equal yearly installments secured by bonds and trust deed. Corinne Barnett Deputy Clerk certifies bond compliance.

Clara M. Daugherty Henry JF. Daugherty Henry F. Iugherty Clara Clevengerugherty Corporation Court Winchester Publilc County Plourt ‘Ouse A. B. Russell Corporation Clerk's Office Herbert S.larrick Corporaphilip Corinne Barnett Enane Ellen B. Waring Frances K. Tipton O'Neal Brumback Circuit Court Precerick County County Court House

Miss Lamon Dies in Berkeley County

Miss Lamon died at her home in Bunker Hill after a long illness following gallstone surgery four years ago at Memorial Hospital Winchester. Born September 22 1864 at Medley Farms Jefferson County she lived in Bunker Hill over 50 years as a practical nurse. Surviving are brother J Ward Lamon Columbus Ohio and sisters Virginia Anna Katie Lamon. Services were held at the Bunker Hill home with Rev M A ______ officiating and burial in Bunker Hill cemetery.

Berkeley County Bunker Hill Memorial Hospital Winchester Aetiss Lamon George Milton Alvernon Holmes Lamon Washington J. Ward Lamon Columbus Ohio Virginia

Big Shot by Frank L Packard

Enid Howard discovers Ma cient thwarted and is taken with Phil to a farm barn by Izzy Myers and gang for the Big Shot and Ma Kane. Enid fears gangland justice while Phil asks forgiveness and confesses love as they await an uncertain fate. Tomorrow the Big Shot learns crime does not pay.

Enid Howard Macient Head Martin Enid’e Izzy Myers Enid Phil Martha Martha’s Jazy Myers Izzy Ma Kane Pa Kane Big Shot Ma’ Kane Bnld Frank £. Packard Enid Howerd Bedene Geeta Bate Kanes Alias Joe

End of the Night Reckoning with the Big Shot

Enid Howerd and Phil evade danger as the Big Shot faces a violent end. Explosions and machine gun fire ring out while the couple unwinds a tense romance in darkness. The couple survives misunderstandings and confesses enduring love amid a perilous interior struggle.

Enid Phil

End of a Crime Tale in New York

Enid and Phil escape from gang captivity with a masked liberator as gunfire erupts outside. They flee toward safety while news reports reveal four gangsters killed in a rival bombing. Enid reflects on the brutal changes in a civilized city and the odds of survival.

Phil New York Frank L. Packard

Clarke County Raises Fund For Lee Memorial

Clarke County residents under Miss Rose MacDonald leadership rally for Stratford Memorial fund to buy Robert E. Lee home. The drive surpasses its $500 goal with nationwide support from Confederate veterans families and local backers including Clarke Courier and Mrs Spencer Carter of Richmond.

Berryville Rose MacDonald Stratford Memorial Clarke County Robert BE. Lee Owen Allen PF. L Daisy. Armistead Ofelphia William Byrd New York J. Townsend Burwell George H. Burwell G. H. Burwell Leonard Bell Carr B. O. F. Randolph Benjamin Crampton Clarke Courier Spencer Carter Richmond Tyson Dortch

Could Hardly Do Her Work

Mrs J W Aluertson of Mission Texas says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her after she felt weak and unable to do housework. She reports she is much better and offers to answer letters from other women seeking information.

Mission, Tex Lydia W. Pinkham Mus J. W. Aluertson Miller Avenue Mission,Texas

Public sale of Frederick County farm

Special commissioners announce a public auction of a 51 acre farm at Stephenson's Depot Frederick County Virginia on March 24 1930 at 11 am The property includes a large frame house outbuildings and is bordered by Jordan Spring Road and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Terms require one third cash with the balance in one and two years secured by bonds deed of trust and an insurance policy Auctioneer A G Swanson and others certify bond and security for the sale location and date provided by court order.

M. M. Lynch Herbert Larrick Tavenner A. G. Swanson Frederick County Herbert S. Larrick J. W. Baker Circuit Court of Frederick Co

Names of New York and California residents listed in manuscript

A fragmented OCR passage lists multiple individuals with surnames Gilpin Heddens Lewis Ritter Richardson Whiting Mac Donald McCormick Page and others associated with New York Washington California and Baltimore. The text appears as a ceremonial or social register. No events or actions are described.

New York H. B. Gilpin Donald Gilpin Baltimore John Huyette Ida Cox Heddens California Frank Humston J. T. L. Jones Lorenzo Lewis R. J. Lewis W. T. Lewis H. N. Ritter Edward J. Richardson Wash White R. P. Whiting Marshall MacDonald Samuel McCormick Pally Cormick

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