Group Three of Va. Bankers To Meet In Luray
Group Three of the Virginia Bankers Association meets in Luray on October 12 Columbus Day with speakers including Judge L E Birdsell of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Col J Sinclair Brown and Col Haynes McFadden. The program features a business session followed by a banquet with social hour and dancing. Delegates register at the Mimslyn lobby. each bank may send a delegate and a guest with reduced fees for extra attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Bankers Nation
South
L. E. Birdsell
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington
Brown
Virginia Bankers Association
Col. J. Sinclair Brown
Farmers National Bank
Salem
American Bankers Association
New Orleans
Mimslyn
C. C Louderback
Louderback
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Stanley
Glen Boliek
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Luray
J. Vincent Spitler
P. W. Anderson
Marshall National Bank and Trust Company of
Marshall
Col
J. Sinclair Brown
L. E. Birdzell
Washington, D. C
Haynes McFadden
Atlanta
Georgia
T. Ryland Sanford
Main Street Baptist Church of
C. C. Louderback
Stanley
W. B. Timberlake
Staunton
W. H. Byrd
Harrisonburg
H. H. Cooley
Round Hill
S. H. Smith
Madison
T. E. Sebrill
Clarendon
R. E. Cox
Monterey
Frank S. Driver
Weyers Cave
Forenoon
Three criminal cases set for hearing Friday
Three criminal cases have been set for trial by Judge Philip Williams in Frederick County Circuit Court on Friday October 11. No juries will be demanded in any of the three. The defendants named in true bills returned by the grand jury Monday are Russell Cope land, Tom Carr, and James Polhamus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Williams
Frederick County Circuit Court
Russell Copeland
Tom Carr
James Polhamus
Restoration of Noted War Field Under Way
Work has begun on restoring earthworks in the Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park. The initial reconstruction focuses on the Spotsylvania Courthouse Battlefield at the Bloody Angle, site of May 10 to 12, 1864, with plans to rebuild diverse earthworks and gun positions across four battlefields by the National Park Service.
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Fredericksburg
Spotsylvania National Oes Park
Spotsylvania Courthouse
Spotsylvania Court House
John B. Gordon
National Park Service
Injunction Stops Sale Of Virginia Farm Property
Federal court order in Harrisonburg halts the sale of the George F. Wolfe property three miles west of Mt. Jackson, adverting 240 acres with improvements. The sale is paused to address liens held by Peoples Bank of Mt. Jackson and the matter goes to Federal Conciliator Adrian L. Sonn. Bankruptcy proceedings were noted.
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Woodstock
Harrisonburg
George F. Wolfe
Mt. Jackson
Adrian L. Sonn
Peoples Bank of
Ashby
Court action under Frazier Lemke act amended by Supreme Court ruling
Attorney Gilbert E Pence of W describes a Wednesday court ruling under Section 75 the amended Frazier Lemke act to conform to the Supreme Court decision. The proceeding seeks composition or extension by debtors and delays sales as the United States Court considers the matter with a Conciliator.
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Gilbert E. Pence
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
County Estates Are Appraised
Three county estates have been appraised with details filed in the county clerk's office. The Ettie C. Wright estate at Middle town amounts to 5893 dollars and 84 cents with executor C. E. Wright and appraisers Sperry Little and Watson. L. J. Cave died east of Stephens City leaving 3245 dollars and 61 cents in property with administrator W. Erle Edwards and appraisers Mears Harper and Smith. W. W. Clark, Gainesboro district, left 207 acres of mountain land appraised at 750 dollars with Shenandoah Valley National Bank as executor and appraisers Copenhaver Harper and Smith.
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Ettie C. Wright
Middletown
C. E. Wright
E. R. Sperry
Walter B. Little
J. R. Watson
L. J. Cave
Judge Bertram Rebukes Page County Jury
Judge H. W. Bertram rebuked a Page County jury after it returned a third not guilty verdict in two days in cases of alleged violations. The district court leader warned of possible contempt and urged jurors to consider the evidence more carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram
Page County
H. W. Bertram
Prohibition Case Sparks Juror Debate On ABC Law
The court reviews two cases involving Lola Sours and T P Duggan over whiskey purchases. Witnesses including Sours claim Duggan delivered liquor to a filling station while intoxicated. Judge Bertram questions verdicts and accuses potential perjury, warning against a miscarriage of justice.
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ABC Law
Lola Sours
T. P. Duggan
Sours
Duggan
Bertram
Louis
Frederick Tops Roanoke Court For Long Case
The largest Roanoke court record ever prepared is reported as 5,800 pages for the Franklin county liquor conspirators trial. Bail was requested Monday before the fourth federal circuit in Richmond, with Danville attorney John W. Carter Jr. noting the folio extent.
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Roanoke
Franklin County
Fourth Federal Circuit
Richmond
John W. Carter Jr
Danville
Roanoke City
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Turkey Knob
Mount Jackson
Court of Appeals
Faces Trial for Stoll Abduction in Louisville
Mrs Frances A Robinson wife of Thomas H Robinson Jr seeks to defend herself in Louisville for complicity in the abduction of Mrs Alice Stoll. Stoll was returned after a $50000 ransom payment. Robinson confers with attorney Clem W Higgins and her uncle Edwin Sears prior to trial.
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Frances A. Robinson
Thomas H. Robinson
Alice Stoll
Louisville
Virginia Unveils Dark Blue and Orange Auto Year Tags
After four years of black and white, the Virginia Motor Vehicle Department announces the 1936 license tags will feature a dark blue background with orange numerals, marking a color change for the coming year.
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Virginia
Motor Vehicle Department
Quarrel of Youth and Age Through the Ages
A reflective piece traces the enduring conflict between youth and age from ancient times toward modern perspectives. It examines how generations clash over values, roles, and change, suggesting ongoing tension yet potential dialogue.
Recent Transfers In County Realty
Deeds recorded showing rights of way for transmission lines secured by Northern Virginia Power Company. Lists include Garvin Bowles et al and others near Winchester Front Royal pike Brucetown Gore and Gore area. Specific transfers include P McDonald to Ethel Updagraff 774% acres for $500 and Steele to Hartley 10 acres in B. P. Leas special stoner for $1,800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Power Company
Garvin Bowles Et Ax
Winchester
Front Royal Pike
May Virginia Childs Et Vir
Julian B. Snapp, Jr
Brucetown
George W. Parrish
Gore
Maggie E. Parrish
Winchester and
Wardensville Railroad Company
P. McDonald
Ethel N. Updagraff
Stephens City
R. E. Buncutter
Virginia Mayes
John M. Steele
Elizebeth A. Hartley
B. P. Leas
Ida Wyndham
W. H. Herrell
C. la Oates
Hillcrest
Cone-Bearing Trees Earliest Conifers in Earth's Forest History
The text notes cone-bearing trees originated far earlier in geological time than other current forest species. It also lists the foreign-born population in England, with Poles the largest group, followed by Americans and Russians.
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Earth
England
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Leearrr & Myzas Tosacco Co
Frederick
Roanoke Court
Frances Robinson Edwin Sears
Clem W. Higgins
Noah
Omaha
Chesterfield
County Realty
Phoenix
Wenderi
Winchester Furniture Co
Main St
Westinghouse
Northern Virginia Power CO
Thrift Package
Buncutter Tire Co
Luxenberg's
J. W. Jolliffe
Martinsburg Pike
J. Earle
J. W. Jollifee
Stephenson, Va
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