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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1928

Page

5

Divorce by publication for Byrd E Foster

A court action seeks a divorce a vinculo matrimonii for Byrd E Foster on cruelty and desertion grounds. Foster is a non resident. publication orders run four weeks in the Winchester Star with appearance within 15 days of due notice. Copies shown at the courthouse door and mailed to the defendant's address on file.

Byrd E. Foster Winchester Star Cleek Corporation Court City of Winchester Court House J. Gray Beverley

Apple Prices Hold Steady in U S Market Report

U S Market News Service reports slight gains in York and Stayman apples in Martinsburg Cumberland Shenandoah and Potomac Districts. Demand fair, market steady with 89 cars sold, prices for U S No 1 Yorks Staymans and other varieties listed by carload f o b and bulk per cwt. Temperature 58 to 67 degrees Rochester area weather noted.

U. S Martinsburg W. Va Cumbertland Shenandoah Potomac District Staymans Grimes Golden Ganoa Yorks Bushell Sthymans 1. S Romes U. 8S Ben Davis Rochester N. Y Baldwins

Public Sale Of Valuable Farm In Frederick County Va

By decree of the Cir cuit Court of Frederick County Va entered October 15 1928 in Hall vs Morgan the Special Commissioners will offer for sale at 11 00 A M November 17 1928 in front of the Frederick County Court House a 65 acre farm near Stephens City with a dwelling, outbuildings and 25 acres of oak timber. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments with bonds bearing 6 percent interest and secured by deed of trust and insurance on the buildings. Ward Newlin commissioners. Certified by clerk Blanche E Noonan October 16 4ws Dept Clerk Circuit Court.

Circuit Court of Frederick County Charles H. Hall Als William Morgan Admr Circuit Court Ty, Va Stephens City Ninevah Robert M. Ward Joseph B. Newlin

Notice Trustee's Sale of Lot in Winchester Virginia

The trustee will sell Lot No 3, Block F, fronting 40 feet on Shenandoah Ave Winchester Va at 11 AM on Saturday October 27 1928. Terms require one third cash day of sale and remaining in two equal yearly installments with six percent interest, secured by a deed of trust. Located in Winchester with sidewalk water sewer street lights.

Winchester Shenandoah Ave Winchester Va Herbert's. Larrick

Burcham Divorce Suit Opened in Frederick County Court

In the Frederick County Circuit Court on October 9 1928 Olive Elizabeth Burcham filed for a mensa et thence divorce from William McKinley Burcham on desertion and general relief. The defendant not a Virginia resident must appear within ten days of publication. Publication ordered weekly for four weeks in Evening Star Winchester with a court house posting by October 15 1928.

Circuit Court County OF Frederick Olive Elizabeth Burcham William. McKinley Burcham William McKinley Burcham Virginia Evening Star Winchester Blanche E. Noonan Wiles

Charles Town Beats Handley in Tough Local Football Clash

Charles Town blanks Handley 12 to 6 after a seesaw game on the local field last week. Herrell connected with Rodeffer for the opening score and Rodeffer added a late TD after an interception. Standouts for Handley included Kern Campbell and Fisher, while Herrell, Rodeffer and Rice shone for Charles Town with strong support from the crowd.

Handley Charles Town Herrell Rodeffer Kern Campbell Fisher Clevenger Jackson Cather Rice West Virginians Charlestown Handley al Iar Trily Kita Jackson L. F, Hann Siedintit Campbell Tea Pevormortes O Vile Ees Dunlap L. G. Mgtrat Ereetvetiee Sa Eee Clevenger A, Pueom Gene Eee Ee Es Taylor R. G Bush eaNain Eel Eek Fisher Capt Hak Treen Ee Kremer

Engineer Signs As Byrd Engineer For Cent A Year

Max Boeh ning, formerly of Tampa, joins Richard E. Byrd’s Antarctic expedition as a penny paid engineer. He signs on for one cent a year until the expedition returns to the United States. The move echoes World War era “dollar a year” service.

Associated Press Tampa Fla Max Boehning Comar Richard EH Byrd United States Bochanty Téfr Cristobal Canal Aone

Engineer Boehning Hired After Third Engineer Quits

Panama Railroad hires Boehning after the third engineer leaves when Commander Byrd’s ship City of New York docks at Cristobal en route to New Zealand. Boehning volunteers for the vacant post, states expected pay, and is accepted.

Panama Railroad Byrd City of

Pike Association Chooses Officers And Directors

At a meeting in Thomas West Virginia the Northwest ern Turnpike Association elected officers including Pickering Parkersburg as president and Compton Grafton and Cornwell Romney as vice presidents Morgan Clarksburg as secretary Wilt Clarksburg as treasurer. New executive council members and directors named include Koelz Keyser Storck Parkersburg Maloney McIntyre Browning Oakland Reitz McCay Sistersville Morris Middlebourne Jerry White Pleasants Triplett Thomas Jeffries Tucker. Directors may appoint additional directors from other counties as needed.

Northwestern Turnpike Association Thomas W. Va Erp Pickering Parkersburg H. C. Compton Grafton John J. Cornwell Romney C. E. Morgan Clarksburg O. C. Wilt T. Hk. Clovis Pennsboro A. L. Helmick H. A. Carpenter St. Mary’s W. J. Koelz Keyser Mineral County Louis Storck Wood County H. P. Maloney

Cooperage and Tank Capacities Mentioned in Baltimore Import Note

Text notes capacities from five to sixty gallons for containers and from one thousand to two thousand gallons for tanks, with references to Dig American and Cooperage in Balto Maryland. The fragmentary item appears as an import or trade notice.

Radio Listings for Monday October 22 1934

Eastern time radio schedule featuring WEAF WJZ WOR WABC and more with programs from Democratic and Republican committees Gypsies General Motors Party and National Grand Opera among others across multiple cities and times.

WEAF New York Democratic State Committee Savings Banks Program Republican National Committee General Motors Party National Grand Opera WPQG Atlantic City WBAL Baltimore Roxy and His Gang Wbal String Quartet Marylanders WEE Boston—590 Gypsies WNAC Boston Amos-Andy Hawthorne WOR WGR Buffalo WISAF WMAK Como Orchestra WTIC Hartford Trio Ene Banks WCAU Philadelphia Snellenburg WFI Orchestra Shoe Prince Enigin Corrae Lee General Ester KDKA Pittsburgh Providence Savings Banks WHAM Rochester Real Folks Smith's Cavallera WGY Schenectady Cavaliers WBZ Springfield Republican Roxy and Gan Republican Stateommttee Troubadours Whaz Troy WRC Washington Roxy WTAG Worcester CNRO Ottawa Jacksonville Louisville WSM Nashville Studio Orchestra WSMB New Orleans WRVA Richmond KYW Chicago Insomnia Club WLW Cincinnati Buornt Corkers II Janntyishes Real Falka Norine Gibbons WSAI Safety Club Aes Boss Herder Gipsies Siem General Motors

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