Last Testament of C E Funkhouser Probated Here
Frederick County records probate the last will of C E Funkhouser drawn Oct 25 1924 naming Miss Said V Buckner and Miss Mary Buckner as $1000 legatees and Joseph H Funkhouser as sole heir. A 1929 codecil reassigns the bequest to James P Reardon and confirms executor James P Reardon with $12000 bond. Appraisers listed include Herman Brumback Carroll Solenberger Joseph Jolliffe Arthur Armel and J W Richard.
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Frederick County
Said V. Buckner
Mary Buckner
Joseph H. Funkhouser
Funkhouser
James P. Reardon
Winchester
Goldie L. Brown
Reardon
Irene Headley
Herman Brumback
Carroll Solenberger
Joseph Jolliffe
Arthur Armel
J. W. Richard
Winchester News In Brief From Clarke County Items
District Nurses Association reports 493 nurse visits for September. Mrs. Leslie N. Russell elected head of Kings Daughters at Berryville. Clarke County unemployment registration to begin soon. Mrs. Fred L. Glaize elected president of Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club. Yankees defeat Pirates to clinch the World Series. Stephens City to draft plans for new firefighting equipment. Berryville banks closed during the funeral of John B. Neill. Mrs. S. H. Edmonds of Winchester recovers a lost diamond pin. Henry Ford attends the Fair of the Iron Horse in Halethrope Maryland. Fifteen years ago draft exemptions to be reviewed for married men. Local soldiers at Camp Lee receive first pay checks. Winchester budget for 1917-18 set from balance of 92 dollars. John W. Sprint, Clarke County resident, dies in Boyce. Turn wet umbrella upside down to dry and prevent rust at rib joints.
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Able’s Palace
Loudoun Street
District Nurses Association
Leslie N. Russell
Kings’ Daughters
Berryville
Clarke County
Fred L. Glaize
Winchester and
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stephens City
John B. Neill
Bank of
S. H. Edmonds
Winchester
Star
Henry Ford
Iron Horse
Halethrope
Correlation as a Key Function of Science
The passage argues that correlation organizes diverse knowledge, enlarges the field of experience, and reveals unity behind superficially distinct phenomena. It emphasizes the mental utility and broad scope of correlational reasoning in science.
Wedding Bells Ring for Yankees
The New York Yankees world champions feature three players marrying or engaged. Catcher Bill Dickey weds Mrs. Violet Arnold Dickey, Lefty Gomez engages to Miss June O Day, and Outfielder Sammy Byrd plans with Mrs. Rachel Smith Byrd. The piece notes the upcoming world series check.
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New York Yankees
Bill Dickey
Violet Arnold Dickey
Lefty Gomez
June O’day
Sammy Byrd
Rachel Smith Byrd
Juvenile Camp Of W. O. W. Is To Be Formed
More than 150 members attended a juvenile demonstration at Odd Fellows Hall led by Hickory Camp No 34 Woodmen of the World. Mrs S B Donahoe of Little Rock Arkansas was appointed juvenile director for the city with Virginia Whisson of Winchester named to organize the camp. The group received praise from Rev Dr F T McFaden Winchester T G Smoak Richmond Luther C Jones and Marx Miller among others. The juvenile camp will meet next Friday at seven for its first regular session.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the World
T. Donahoe
Little Rock
Ark
Theuvenile Department
Virginia Whisson
Winchester
F. T. McFaden
T. G. Smoak
W. Co. W
Richmond
Luther C. Jones
Maryland
Marx Miller
Hacerstown
Tropical Dawn and Ancient Wonders Echoed In A Quirky Note
A fragmented recap notes Kipling on tropical dawns in Mandalay and recalls the Pharos at Alexandria, destroyed by an 1303 earthquake, then mentions banana plant life cycle where a plant dies after fruiting and a new shoot grows from the base.
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Alexandria
Tammany Chooses John P. O’Brien as City Mayor Candidate
John P. O’Brien, ally of former Gov. Alfred E. Smith and ex corporation counsel, named by 32,000 Democratic delegates from five county committees in a Madison Square Garden convention. A radio gram from former Mayor James J. Walker announced his withdrawal as a candidate.
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John P. O’brien
Alfred E. Smith
Tammany Hall
New York City
O’brien
Corporation Counsel of
New York
Madison Square Garden
James J. Walker
Public Sale of Combination Dwelling and Business Property
Trustees will sell at public auction in Winchester Virginia at 11 00 A M on Saturday Oct 29 1932 the property at 20 East Pall Mall Street a 50 by 115 foot lot with a frame building suitable for a small business Terms call for one third cash and balance in one and two years secured by two purchaser bonds bearing 6 percent interest with a deed of trust and insurance on the buildings
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Chas. W. Finley
Corporation Clerk's
Winchester
County Court House
Virginia
East Pall Mall Street
Russell Cather
Jas. P. Reardon
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C. E. Funkhouser
Los Angeles
Zoe
Roy A. Summer
Yankees
Tropics
Kipling
Mandalay
Tammany’s Choice
Sunbeam
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
George Courson
Sol Higginbotham
Arthur Maillefert
Jim Travis
Young Maillefert
Luc UG
Atlas Mts
Africa
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Frederick
State Corporation Commission
Inc
Tae
PAM
Alson S. Hott
State of
Allon Shott
Cashier
Correst
Percy D. Miller
L. R Smith
Hoye Riley
State of Virginia
County of
Dorothy W. Green
Wenders Apparel Shop
Condom St
Patment Ave
Peyton Street
S. Cameron St
Steward Fawcett
National Ave
North Loudoun
Care Star
R. H
Morningside Drive
Juanita’ Clark
Mount Williams
American Cooperage Co
New Zealand
L. L. Pansler
West
Leicester Street
P. O
Potomac Edison
Emma V. Lupton
Sallie Fries Boxwell
Sampson
Floyd Saum
Woodstock
Clearbrook
Kernstown
Plainfield
New Highway
A. Osburn
Battlefield Inn
Hampshire Ram
G.C. Thompson
Middletown
Ch Cian
Jesus
God
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Joseph
Alvin E. Bell
Alfred J. Buescher
Mary
Martha
Bethany
Etta Kett
Sorent
By Paul Robinson
Town
Ettas Sym
Ene
Jack Jack
Gere
Talic
Jacic Doemt
Wis
Los
Manager Griffith
Clark Griffith
Washington Baseball Club
Senators
Walter Johnson
N. Main St
Magnesia
Ritee
Goodyear
Buncutter
Braddock St
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