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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1931

Page

8

Empire State Building Elevators A World High Rise Feat

Engineers plan for 85000 daily riders and 15000 at peak hours as Otis Signal Control elevators operate at 1200 feet per minute. Fifty eight auto servants handle stops on 79 floors with minimal human operation. The system uses 1315 miles of wiring and 120 miles of rope in a landmark vertical transport network.

Empire State Building New York Otis Elevator Company Empire State Otis

Sale Notice of White Sulphur Inn Property in Frederick Co

Decree sale of 39 acre tract with White Sulphur Inn in Bartonsville Frederick County Virginia set for June 13 1931 at noon in Winchester Court House. Property offered in parcels or as a whole with one third cash and balance in one and two years secured by bonds Deed of Trust and insurance policy. Plat available after June 1st. Special Commissioner John M Steck and associates oversee sale.

Frederick Winchester Virginia County Court House Bartonsville Frederick County Jas. P. Reardon M. M. Lynch Duvall and Dunn

Public Sale Of A Desirable Frederick County Farm

Public auction at Winchester Virginia in front of the Court House at 12 o clock noon Saturday May 2 1930 offerings include a 60 acre farm owned by Luther M Miller with dwelling barn orchard and timber plus two parcels and whole. TRACT 1 39 acres with buildings five acres orchard fifteen acres timber TRACT 2 20 acres with three acres orchard six acres wheat ten acres timber Immediate possession. One third cash with balance in two installments. Postponed sale of tract 1 to May 16 at same time and place.

Cir- Frederick County Court Miller Federal Baltimore Court House Winchester Dole Luther M Miller Opequon Frederick County York Imperials MW M. Lynch

Trustee's Sale of Desirable City Home in Winchester

Public auction in front of the Winchester Court House on June 13 1931 offers the late Mabel Belle Woodward home at 109 South Kent Street Winchester Virginia. The sale includes deed of trust bonded payments and a policy of insurance with two annual installments and a court ordered estate inquiry related to Richard R Brown deceased administrator M M Lynch.

Corporation Court City of Winchester Virginia Court House Mabel Belle Woodward South Kent Street Said Street

Creditors Required to Prove Claims by Adjourned Court Date

The undersigned sets Monday May 25 1931 at 9 am to 5 pm at the office of M M Lynch 20 Rouss Avenue Winchester Va as the place to execute a reference. If not completed the proceedings will be adjourned daily at the same place until finished. All creditors are to attend and prove their claims. Commissioner A J Tavernner and M M Lynch.

M. M. Lynch Rouss Avenue Winchester A. J. Tavenner

Public Sale of Hottel Mill Property

A Decree from the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia dated May 9 1931 in the Chancery Case William T Hottel versus C R Keeler and P A Beck authorizes a public auction for cash at noon on May 30 1931. The tract covers one acre and thirty two and six tenths poles with a brick and stone grist mill located just south of Winchester. A plat is on record in Deed Book 158 Page 102.

Frederick County Virginia William T. Hottel C. R. Keeler P. A Beck County Court House Winchester Frederik Circuit Court

Bond filed by James P. Reardon as Special Commissioner

James P. Reardon Special Commissioner has executed bond as required by the decree in the above styled cause. Given under my hand this 9th day of May 1931. GC. Brannon Clerk of the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia.

J. M T. R. Cather F. M. Brill R. Duvall & Dunn M M. Lynch C. C. Brannon James P. Reardon Circuit Court of County Virginia Janes P. Reardon C. GC. Brannon Circuit Court Frederick County

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