Public Sale of Desirable Dwellings in Winchester Virginia
Two public notices from Winchester Virginia detail property actions. A divorce suit in the Corporation Court seeks dissolution from Marguerite Y McKenna and Robert A McKenna on desertion, with publication and notice orders. and a separate mortgage default sale of two parcels on South Braddock Street with bidding terms set for October 9, 1926, later postponed to October 23, 1926, under Trustee James P. Reardon.
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John Phoenix
Winchester
Virginia
Braddock Street
James P. Reardon
Jas. P. Reardon
Clarke CO
Court House
Berryville
Edward Bl. Smith
Wadesville
State Road
M. M. Lynch
W. W. Smallwood
London Doors Adorned in Crilian Hues Spread After Trend
A fashion for painting front doors in crilian colors has swept London streets and squares, adding a kaleidoscope of tones to row houses and entrances. The trend mirrors a Joseph’s coat of changing colors across neighborhoods.
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Joseph
London
Norfolk and Western Schedule Highlights 1926
Rail timetable lists May 2 1926 departures from Berryville and Roanoke. Highlights include Pullman sleeper to Gary West Virginia with dining car via Roanoke, connections to Memphis Chattanooga Nashville and Memphis Special. Additional services to Bristol Shenandoah Hagerstown Philadelphia and New York with parlor car and sleepers. Contact agents H H Burks Berry Va and Jno L Bladen Roanoke Va for fares and reservations.
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Berryvill
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Welch
Norton
Waynesboro
Pullman
Gary
Memphis
Chattanoga
Nashville
Broiler
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
fFor
Berry
Jno
L. Bladen
Fasist regime makes moving pictures tool of propaganda
The Fas cist Government requires cinema as civil education and national propaganda. Each film program must include at least one educational or propagandist reel. City policy orders all houses on main streets of Constantinople to be painted yellow.
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Constantinople
Will of Albert Baker Heard in Winchester Court
In the Office of the Clerk of the Court executor F Estes Kline represents the estate of Albert Baker deceased. The suit seeks will construction and settlement supervision plus general relief. Nonresident defendants Benjamin Baker Charles Baker James Baker William Baker Harry Baker Annie Roper Franklin Minor must appear within ten days of publication to protect their interest. Copies to be published in Winchester Virginia and posted at the courthouse by September 20, 1926.
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Robert A. McKenna
Corporation Court
Evening Star
Winchester
Corporati Court
J. Gray Beverley
Wok
Albert Baker
Sadie C. Baker
Benjamin Baker
Chaser
James Baker
William Baker
Harry Baker
Annie Roper
C. C. Brannon
M. M. Lynch
Earthquake Losses Compared to 1923 Warned by Seismologist
Dr Komei Imamura a seismological expert and professor at Tokyo Imperial University says a quake like the 1923 event which killed over 100000 people is unlikely to recur in Japan for many years.
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Japan
Komei. Imamura
Tokyo Imperial University
Anatolia to gain a nationwide telephone network
For the first time the Black Sea and Mediterranean ports of Asiatic Turkey are to be linked by telephone. The plan calls for a network connecting the whole of Anatolia.
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Black Sea
Mediterranean
Asiatic
Turkey
Anatolia
Commissioner to report on Belle Anderson real estate liens
In Virginia, the court orders a commissioner to ascertain Belle Anderson’s real estate, its value and rent, liens and priorities, and any other pertinent matters. Notice is to be given to creditors and interested parties before proceeding, with a public hearing set for October 29, 1928 at the Winchester office.
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Mary I. Pugh
Thomas Pugh
Winchester
Emma Pugh
Zachariah Pugh
Joseph B. Newlin
Ward & Larrick
Fred L. Glaize
Glaize and Brother
A. T. Tinsman
John M. Steck
A. T. Tineman
Winchester Evening Star
Fred 1Ock County
Virginia
George S. Whitacre
Admr
Belle Anderson
W. Belle Anderson
Commissioner's Office
Chancery
MELLO GLO Prevents Shiny Nose in Ad Claim
An advertising notice for MELLO GLO powder from People's Drug Co promotes a French process face powder that stops shine and perspiration from showing. It claims a natural skin look, smooths lines and pores, and urges readers to buy a box today.
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People’s Drug Co
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