Frederick County Virginia suit seeks sale of Elmer Keyser farm interest
The 1916 case in the Frederick County Circuit Court targets Elmer Elsworth Keyser to satisfy a $2180.88 judgment owed to Eudora Keyser. It seeks settlement of a partnership with Carson Keyser, asserts Elmer holds a half or other undivided interest in a 165 acre Bartonsville farm, and asks for a lien and sale proceeds to pay the judgment. Unknown heirs of Elizabeth H. Keyser are named as defendants. they must appear within 15 days per notice published in The Winchester Evening Star.
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Virginia
Frederick
Orissa Keyser
Elmer Elsworth Keyser
Elizabeth H. Keyser
Eudora Keyser
Carson Keyser
Bartonsville
Frederick County
S. R. Atwell
Atwell Farm
Elmer Esworth Keyser
Winchester Evening Star
J. W. Baker, Jr
Gray Williams
Buckey Divorce Case in Winchester Virginia
The Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court for Winchester Virginia announces Ossie Hartford Buckey plaintiff against Guy Elmer Buckey defendant. The suit seeks a divorce mensa et thero with affi davit filed noting the defendant's nonresidence in Virginia. He must appear within fifteen days after publication to protect his interest. Copy-tested by Clerk J B Beverley.
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Coronation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Ossie Hartford Buckey
Four City Houses and Lots For Sale June 10 1916 Winchester
Public auction of four parcels in Winchester Virginia by decree of the Corporation Court. Lucy Barrett died seized. sale at the County Court House on Saturday June 10 1916 at twelve oclock noon. Parcels include frontages on Loudoun Street South Kent Street Kent Street and North Kent Baker streets with brick and frame houses, terms 1 third cash and rest by two notes at six percent. Special Commissioner J Hunter Williams and attorneys listed.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
David R. Barrett
Aenee
Rett
Lucy Barrett
Loudoun Street
Baptist Church Alley
Hunter Grim
William Hollis
North Kent
Baker Streets
Kent Street
Baker Street
J. Hunter Williams
R. Gray Williams
J. B. Beverley
Laughing Mask Faces Off In Hotel Room 307
In room 307 of the Bellaire Inn, Jules Legar confronts Williamsburg Sadie and the Laughing Mask. A tense struggle follows as Red Egan is knocked aside, a fire escape chase ensues, and a plan to contact Enoch Golden unfolds amid a hotel chase and a daring car pursuit.
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Jules Legar
Williamsburg
Sadie
Bellaire Inn
Legar
Red Egan
Tron Claw
Laughing Mask
Hue
High-Collear Davis
Davis
Laughing Mask Section Sparks a Trusting Escape
The Laughing Mask escapes pursuit after a hotel chase and a car collision as five men claim his innocence to Margery Golden. He asks for refuge, then removes his mask to seek trust, asking Margery to hide him while plans for escape unfold.
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Golden
Margery Golden
Domino
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Promotion Notice
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out a slip and mail it to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley remedies for bronchial coughs colds and croup including kidney pills cathartic tablets. It promises products sold everywhere and cites The Winchester Star as the read source.
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Foley & Co
Chicago, IL
Foley
Public Sale of Desirable Double Dwelling House and Store
Trustees auction a double frame dwelling and store at the east corner of East Lane and Piccadilly street in Winchester Virginia. Sale set for 11 am on a Saturday in June 1914 with one third cash and rest in two annual installments secured by deeds of trust and insurance on the buildings. Auctioneer Rn. P. Duval.
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W. Rogers
Corporation Court of the Law of
Winchester
East Lane
Piccadilly Street
Cale
J. M. Stock
R. Gray Williams
James P. Reardon
Robert T. Barton
JIR
P. Duval
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Winchester Virginia
Special Commissioner offers at public auction on May 24 1916 at 11 A M a parcel at 601 Braddock St Winchester VA fronting 58 ft 10 in and 182 ft 3 in back on Monmouth St improved by a brick dwelling. Sale proceeds 1 third cash rest in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and bonds with insurance policy.
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Braddock
Monmouth Streets
Braddock Street
Monmouth St
S. Braddock St
Jennie Thwaite
Hunter B. Grim
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
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Palm Beach
COORY
Grove Bros. Department Store
Union Bank of Winchester
Jas
B. Russell
John Thwaite
Lee R. Grim
Eerie Et Ee Tik Po
Beverley
PATHE
Man
Enoch Golden
Ryan & Orndoff
China Press
F. M. Anderson
West Cork Street
Crismore
Circuit Court
Dol Thwaite
Jennie McCauley
County Court House
Herbert S. Larrick
J. Ww. Baker, JR
Comet County
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