Virginians to Receive Tax Notice for Missing Returns
State Tax Commissioner C H Morrissett announces letters will go to over 20 000 delinquents reminding them of 1926 state income tax returns not filed. The notice explains penalties and the new tax system aimed at equal burden, with filing required for gross incomes of 1000 single or 2000 married. Officials emphasize prompt action to avoid penalties and help for returns in Winchester.
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C. H. Morrissett
Virginia
Morrissett
Winchester
C. W. Trenary
Public sale of Frederick County real estate in Virginia
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of the Frederick County Virginia real estate known as Cold Spring Tract in Winchester to settle Daniel Murry’s estate. Tracts A B C total about 334 acres with timbered land, dwelling houses, and a reserved right of way. Sale May 7 1927 at 11 am with one third cash and rest in two annual installments.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
John Murry
Sarah L. Sager
County Court
Winchester
Cold Spring
Wardensville
Wardnesville
W. Va
Daniel Murry
Ward & Larrick
Herbert
Larrick
Harry R Kern
C. Brannon
Remains of Mrs. Fritts Buried in Front Royal
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Fritts died after a three week illness in Front Royal Virginia. She leaves her husband five sons and five daughters 17 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held at the home and interment followed at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Mary Elizabeth Fritts
Zachariah N. Fritts
West Virginia Avenue
Charles
Baltimore
Louis
Thomas
Front Royal
W. N. Mitchell
Hagerstown
Sam Rinker
Reliance
W. T. Hall
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Reference to Master Commissioner in Lloyd N. Conner case
In the Frederick County Circuit Court an order directs a Master Commissioner to report on Lloyd N. Conner real estate including liens and taxes, rents and profits sufficiency within five years, and any other pertinent matters. The notice sets Winchester April 4, 1927 and a May 14, 1927 meeting at 44 West Boscawen Street, with J. W. Baker as Commissioner and Ward & Larrick representing parties.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Commercial and Savings Bank
O. D. Braithwaite
Edna M. Braithwaite
Winchester
O. D Braithwaite
Commercial and Savings ‘Bank
O D. Braithwaite
J. S Braithwaite
E .V. Braithwaite
R. G. Braithwaite
D. D. Braithwaite
Rouss Avenue
Virginia Heading Co. A Corporation
Lloyd N. Conner Et Als
Lloyd N. Conner
Lloyd N. Connor
Len
West Boscawen Street
J. W. Baker
Ward& Larrick
Servel Refrigeration Offered On Easy Terms
A special Servel offer emphasizes affordable electric refrigeration for many families. With a small first payment and easy monthly balance payments from the household budget, owners can enjoy modern convenience, food savings, and a sturdy 20 year steel cabinet, white finish, ample ice cube capacity, and quiet automatic operation.
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Servel
Absolute Divorce Granted In Virginia Desertion Case
In Frederick County Circuit Court on April 25 1927 Emma L Hill filed to obtain an absolute divorce from J M Lowry Hill on grounds of desertion continuing over three years. The order requires Hill to appear within ten days of publication and directs weekly notices in the Evening Star Winchester Va for four weeks and posting at the courthouse front door by May 2 1927 and mailing to the defendant. Clerk C C Brannon certifies the copy.
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Circuit Court
County OF Frederigck
Emma L. Hill
J.M. Lowry Hill
J. M. Lowry Hill
J M. Lowry Hill
Virginia
Evening Star
Winchester
Ic. C. Brannon
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Arren R
Ately
Mrs. Fritts
Northern VA
Berryville
Strasburg
Servel Electric
Northern
Tgood
Jhich
Miami
United States
Mason Patrick
Army Air Service
Buenog ‘Aires
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