Publication Order in Ada Bliss Hollingsworth Estate Suit
The Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia orders publication to locate residents and unknown heirs related to the Ada Bliss Hollingsworth estate case. Creditors heirs and distributees must appear within ten days of publication to protect interests and proceed with settlement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
H. K. Benham
Ada Hollingsworth
Frank Osburn
Ada Bliss Hollingsworth
Ada Bliss Hollings
Ada Bliss Holand
Magsworth
State of
Lelia Bueer Munkittrick
Bayard B. Silver
Robert B. Parkins
Elizah H. Parkins
George W. Parkins
Abina L. Parkins
Florence Wood Williams
Charles L. Wood
Samuel Ayers Yeiser
Roswell G. Hall, Jr
Raymond Wolfe
Apphia Hall
Alma Hall
William E. Coale
Marian Lawrence
Mary G. Ott Irwin
Fred Hollingsworth
Burke Richards
Mary G. Richards Elrod
Maria M. Richards
Jane L. Richards Collins
Nena H. Whetzel
Walter Hotts
H. Kuschke
Virginia Mitchell
Charles A. Mitchell
Charles Hollingsworth
Joseph Hollingsworth
Clara Donaldson Grabill
Mary E. Kuschke
Delia Hollingsworth
Mary Porter Doyle
Harriet Porter Sappington
Holly H. Porter
Boyd Hollingsworth
Frank R. Hollingsworth
Violet L. Millner
Edith Virginia Livingston
Joseph D. Hollingsworth
E. L. Tobin
Cc. H. Judkins
John C. Hollingsworth
A. 8. Crowder
Martha Hollingsworth Givens
Carole Chambers Perkins
Roberta Hollingsworth Ireland
Cardiff Hollingsworth
Jesse Hollingsworth
George W. Schroeder
John Hollingsworth, Jr
Maudie Dover
Frank Hollingsworth
Myrtle Stokes
White Nye
William L. Hollingsworth
Anna
Hollingsworth
Charles Tanquary
W. M. Hollingsworth
Ross
Co. L. Snyder
Virginia Hollingsworth Archins
Walter W. Parkins
Joseph H. Parkins
John B. Parkins
Nellie Parkins
Ernest W. Buck
Carrie E. Miller
Frederick E. Miller
Anna Laura Miller
Mary E. Miller
Virginia P. Miller
J. Russell Miller
J. Harvey Bitzer
Joseph Parkins
Carrie B. Parkins
Amelia M. Parkins
Alfred Parkins
Martha Dean Parkins
Birthright
Henry H. Spencer
Walter Burton
Francis Hollingsworth
Lucy Hollingsworth Evans
Mattie Hollingsworth
Elizabeth Hollingsworth
Ethel H. Ross
Edwin J. Hollingsworth
Gibson Hollingsworth
Violet Porter
Memorial Day observances honor war dead across Virginia
Chaplains and ministers address crowds at cemeteries. A memorial program at New Market honors Civil War to World War II dead in a 1865 cemetery. Rep. Porter Hardy Jr. urges military preparedness. Roanoke parade features a Liberty Bell replica and white uniform cadet units from Richmond schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
William Archer Wright
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Robert S. Baker
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
New Market
Williams
Norfolk
Porter Hardy, Jr
U. S
Roanoke
Richmond
John Marshall
Thomas Jefferson
Richmond Honors Confederate Dead With Wreaths at Hollywood Cemetery
Across the state observances marked the War Between the States with wreaths in Hollywood Cemetery honoring about 18 000 Confederate soldiers buried there. Elsewhere crowds enjoyed picnics golf and highway trips though downpours delayed some outings as schools closed in some cities and stayed open in others. Officials and many businesses observed a holiday.
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Richmond
Hollywood
Motorist Fined On Liquor Count
Howard Jesse Grainger of Baltimore pleaded guilty to drunken driving and was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Trial Justice Howard Potts at Berryville. A 30 day jail sentence was suspended. He was acquitted of hit and run after an accident on the Charles Town Pike involving J. H. Morris of Front Royal. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jesse Grainger
Baltimore
Howard Potts
Berryville
Maryland
Grainger
Charles Town
J. H. Morris
Front Royal
Winchester Elks Dance Draws Record Crowd
The Winchester Elks Club hosted its annual dance at the Armory drawing a record turnout on a holiday eve. About 150 invited guests and Elks attended with square dancing as the featured attraction led by Shorty Billmyer who also called the steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Elks Club
Armory
Elks
Shorty Billmyer
Steps
Joe Butler
Warren Eddy
Sam Johnson
Beverly Bailey
Howard Cahill
Carl Campbell
Israelis See Lawmakers At Work In Jerusalem
In Jerusalem supporters and curious citizens attended sessions as the Knesset issued 76 000 visitor tickets in the last year. The figure reflects public interest in parliamentary proceedings and accessibility to government sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Knesset
Parliament
Front Royal Proposed site for Virginia diagnostic lab
Local delegates visited Front Royal to persuade the Virginia Agricultural Commission to place a Department of Agriculture diagnostic laboratory there. A two acre site was offered east of Bing Crosby Stadium with a long term lease for one dollar annual rent, owned by Front Royal, with available sewerage water and electricity. The commission also considered Warrenton Manassas Arlington or Culpeper as alternate locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Virginia Agricultural Commission
Virginia Department of Agriculture
I. Fred Stine
J. T. Wolfe
Hugh Brill
E. O. Carpenter
G. W. Hough
Brownie Burkeholder
M. J. Pease
Marle Hannum
Vin Williams
Ruth Kelly
Robert W. Waite
C.c. Funkhouser
James A. Payne
Musicians Win Amateur Awards at Palace Theatre Show
Vocalist Jeanette Lester of 220 Chestnut Street won first at the Palace Theatre Amateur Show on Saturday. Golene Dick on guitar took second for her guitar work and also performed solo. Charles Alger of Route 1-A earned third prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Lester
Chestnut St
Jolene Dick
Palace Theatre
Jolene
Front Royal
Charles Alger
Rt. 1-A
Leslie Unger funeral services today in Frederick County
Funeral services were held for Leslie Unger 47 at Jones Funeral Home and Pine Grove Church with Rev. F B Oglesby officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. He died from a shotgun incident at his father’s home near DeHaven, Frederick County. Surviving are Marshall Unger, Virgil Unger, Leonard Unger, Edna Northcraft, and Elwanda Coco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Unger
DeHaven
Frederick County
Jones Funeral Home
Pine Grove Clurch
F. B. Oglesby
Pine Grove Cemetery
Max Lamp
Robert Tyson
Troy
Lloyd, Bruce
Clark Milburn
Unger
Henry Renner
L. P. Coverstone
Mr. Unger
Davis
W. Va
Marshall Unger
Annie Milburn Unger
Virgil Unger
Inwood
Leonard Uager
Martinsburg
Edna Northcraft
Phoenix
Arizona
Elwanda Coco
Cumberland
He Didn’t Blow Sign Reads Don’t Honk Don’t Block
A Chicago driver saw a car ahead with a sign stating Do not honk I can see the green light causing a pause at the intersection. The humorous roadside note highlighted driver restraint and safety.
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Chicago
Parents Register Tots Tomorrow in Frederick County
Frederick County parents will register children for first grade tomorrow between 9 a.m. and noon. Superintendent R. E. Ayler said eligible pupils must be six by Sept. 30 and bring birth certificates to the registration at their fall schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
R. E. Aylor
Ayler
Reister
Memorial Services at Riding Chapel
Memorial services will be held at the Riding Chapel at 3 p.m. Sunday. Sunday School is scheduled for 2 o clock.
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City of
Harrison, Benham & Thoma
P.g
Stephens City
Elks Dance
Madame Stone Palm Reader
Loudoun St
Loudoun
Cork
Elm ST
Order of the Golden Rule
Leggetts
Leggett
Bur-Mil Cameo
Gotham
Hanes
Dorothy Perkins
Yardley
Coro
Denier
Winchester's Shopping Center
Aes
B.V.D. and
ARROW
Hickok
B.V.D
Arrow & Archdale Ties
Tata Vate
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