Mrs G C Marple Dies During Visit at hospital
Mrs G C Marple on a visit here dies in a hospital after several weeks as a patient in Seeeneetakaos. She was born July 3 1865 at Old Madison Pa, daughter of W S and Emma J Sanders. Survived by husband daughter Gladys Fairley Monessen Pa brother Harry Sanders Scottdale Pa three sisters J H Beck Youngwood Pa T O Bridges Burgettstown Pa D E Matheny Detroit Mich. Funeral at 9 o clock tomorrow at the home of Mrs Theodore Naile near Chambersville with Rev George W Stover. Interment Bethel Church cemetery near Trone.
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Seeeneetakaos
Theodore Naile
Chambersville
George W. Stover
Bethel G Church
Trone
PILES ALL GONE From internal remedy to court notices
An advertorial touts Hem-Roid a supposed internal pile medicine with claims of curing bleeding itching and protrusion. The text also includes multiple legal notices from Winchester Virginia courts dated 1932 detailing references appointed by J Sloan Kuykendall and commissions in chancery, asset investigations, creditor claims, and public sales of property in Frederick and Winchester counties.
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J. Leonhardt
Baker's Drug Store
Sale of valuable city realty in Winchester Virginia
Special Commissioners announce public auction of two parcels near Washington and Amherst streets in Winchester. Lot 1 fronts North Washington with brick dwelling. Lot 3 fronts W Amherst with 42 feet frontage. Sale May 14 1932 at noon. Terms one third cash, balance in two annual installments secured by bonds and deed of trust, insured buildings.
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Corporation Court
Union Bank
Roland C. Ryan
Court House
Winchester
Washington and
Amherst Streets
Roland C Ryan
W. McC. Bond
Washington Street
W. Amherst Street
R. Gray. Williams
John M. Steck
H. R. Kern
Clark M. Smith
Corp. Court
Duvall & Dunn
Trustees Sale of Desirable City Home
Public sale of a city home at 432 Highland Avenue Winchester Virginia on May 21 1932. Two story six room residence with front and back porches and electric lights to be sold with two-year installment bonds and secured by deed of trust and insurance on buildings. Also auction notice for Frederick County Virginia land near Berryville Turnpike Route 37 described by survey by A J Tavenner with frame dwelling present. One third cash then two equal annual installments.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Clara A. Taylor
H. Brook Taylor
Court House
Winchester
Grimes
Welltown Turnpike
Isaac Kerns
H. Brook Tayor
James W. Good
Corporation Court
Highland Avenue
Frederick
James P. Reardon
Y C. E. Patton
County Court House
Berryville Turnpike
A. J. Tavenner
Jas. P. Reardon
Harry K. Benham
I. C. C. Brannon
C C. Brannon
William E Cornwell Dies at 62 in Clarke County
William E Cornwell aged 62 dies at his Clarke County home from complications of diseases. He leaves a widow Mrs Gar Cornwell and two daughters Mrs Maude Allamong and Louise Cornwell. Funeral Tuesday at 10 30 conducted by Rev L A Parker with interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. pallbearers listed with active and honorary names.
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William E. Cornwell
Opequon
Mr. Cornwell
Gar Cornwell
Frederick County
Maude Allamong
Louise Cornwell
Walter C. Hardesty
Roger Hardesty
Taylor Knight
J. M. Fishpan
William Carroll
J. H. Bromley
Coleman Dunn
J. P. Rutherford
John B. Carver
W. R. Talbot
Page Rutherford
Roy P. Duvall
W. S. Bromley
James Finnigan
Clinton Foley
Charles Galloway
H. L. Fishpaw
More Western People Seeking Valley Homes
Western settlers move into Shenandoah Valley as buyers from California to Ohio invest in farms. M. Williams of California bought a Warren County poultry site for 500 dollars per acre, with improvements included. Jack Friesse, New Mexico mounted police chief, acquired the Parson Jennings 144 acre farm near Stephens City. his wife and son have arrived to join him. Florence Harshamn of Ohio purchased a 25 acre White Hall farm to raise poultry.
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Shenandoah Alley
Arles M. Williams
California
Warren County
Jack Friesse
The
Mounted Police
New Mexico
Parson Jennings
Stephens City
Local Electric Lineman Dies From Shock Incident
A local electric lineman died after contact with a 23 000 volt circuit. Rescue workers fought to revive him as hundreds gathered near the scene. Police used ropes to control the crowd while responders attempted life saving efforts. The accident occurred during work on the transmission line.
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Kent
Kent Dies After Electric Substation Accident in Boyce
Died after an electrical incident at a substation during a citywide outage. The 31 year old Kent, born April 24 1901 in Loudoun county, was a former Goodyear worker from Akron who had returned to Boyce with widow Leona Wey Kent and two young children. Survived by his parents two sisters and other relatives in Virginia and New York.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Kent
Mr. Kent
Loudoun County
George W. Kent
Boyce
Clarke County
Kent of Boyce Funeral Marks Quiet Local Obituary
Funeral services for Gibson Kent of Boyce will be held from his home in Six employes of the Northern Virginia Power Company will serve as pallbearers. They are Wade H Guard Harry G Fox Layman Turner James A Fishback Herbert McDaniel and Grim Cooper. Teeth and tonsils are things you lose to convince a doctor that they aren't causing the trouble. Easy way to boost car sales a law requiring old ones to back out when 1932 models want the parking space.
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Gibson Kent
Boyce
Mr. Kent
Northern Virginia Power Company
Wade H. Guard
Harry G. Fox
Layman Turner
James A. Fishback
Herbert McDaniel
Grim Cooper
Digestive Relief Advice Offers Salt Water Tonic
A wartime style remedy suggests drinking water with a pinch of salt to ease stomach gas. It mentions Adlerika as a cleansing aid and claims the combination washes out stomach and bowels to reduce bloating. Baker's Drug Store is referenced as an advertiser.
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Baker's Drug Store
Etta Kett Story Highlights Lovelorn Mixup
A fragmentary note hints at Etta Kett navigating romance with Eddie while social misunderstandings challenge her plans. The brief quip suggests comic confusion in a lighthearted, domestic setting.
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G. C. Marple
City OF
Warren Rice
Luther Pannett
Trustees
HM. Sartelle
J Sloan Kuykendall
H. M Sartelle
Bessie O Sartelle
H. M. Sartelle
Bessie O. Sartelle
H. M
Special Commissioner In Chancery
Winchester Evening Star
West Piccadilly Street
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Spec
Herbert S. Larrick
Harrison & Harrison
VD. A
Emma V. Lupton
Sallie Fries Boxwell
Ss. C
Chancery
Harry R. Kern
P. Q
M. M. Lynch
J. M. Steck
J. P. Reardon
Spc
Co. C. Brannon
Catherine E. Dix
Edith Marie Dix
Loudoun Street
J. W. Baker
P. A
County OF
Wm. E. Cornwell
Clarke
Noaw Numikui
Noah
Davis
Lee Raies Thomason Tinsley Wilson
Davidson College
N.C
Burnice Smith
E.M. College
Mich
Alasika
Jas. Taylor TeLsce Pe
D. Edward Stultz
Equet
Cat Hs
Cles Yu
Geo. B. Bushnell
Etta Kett
Etta
By Paul Robinson
Eddie
Aig
Doni GE Siley
Oxrmmoor
Moling
Cather Dependabtle
Oxford
Washington
Washington VA
Jane Kay
Edna Wallace
Cosmetician
T. F. Timberlake
Wonder’s cApparel Shop
North Loudoun ST
North Main Street
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