Unknown heirs seek court sale and accounting in Hollingsworth case
In Virginia the Corporation Court orders the unknown heirs of Edwin J Hollingsworth Joab Osburn Anne Eliza Osburn Hollingsworth and others to appear within ten days after publication to determine heirs and authorize sale or settlement of the estate with care for Hollingsworth, and directs publication in the Winchester Evening Star.
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Corporation Court
City OF
Win
Virginia
H. K. Benham
T. Hollingsworth Ross
Edwin J. Hol
Joab Osburn
Anne Eliza Osburn Hollingsworth
Walter Parkins
Joseph H. Parkins
John B. Parkins
Nelle Ins
Ernest W. Parkins
Carrie E. Miller
Fred D. Miller
Hollingsworth
Joseph P. John B. Parkins
Nellis
Carrie E
c/o Nordyke & Marmen Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Mary G. Richards
Maria M. Richards
Caroline C. Richards
Jane L. Richards
Ethel Richards
c/o
Burk Richards
Nordyke & Marmen Company
Ada Bliss Hollingsworth
James Holliday Hollingsworth
Isaac Hollingsworth
Harriet Hollingsworth Color
Florence T. Hollingsworth Ross
Edwin J. Hollingsworth
Hannah Parkins
Ida Hollingsworth
Nellie Parkins
Carrie Miller
Anna L. Miller
Mary Eliza Miller
Virginia P. Miller
J. Russell Miller
George L. Bitzer
James Harvey Bitzer
Carrie Bailey
Margaret D. Silver
Bayard P. Silver
Miss A. M. Parkins
Florence Wood
Charles Wood
Mary V. Wood Smith
Kathryn S. Yeiser
Daniel H. Yeiser
Apphia E. Yeiser
Mary G. Burrs
Martha O. Adams
Mary E. Coale
Euphemia Lawrence
Helen R. Griffith Bills
George D. Griffith
Mary G. Irvin
William B. Coale
Henry Ott Giffen
Sidney Giffen
Mary E. McKinney
Emma H. Griffith
Annie E. Griffith
Adeline W. Griffith
Charles C. Ross
Game and Fish To Be Protected
Richmond Virginia restocking plans outline release of Bob white deer turkeys rabbits raccoons and fish. The commission led by Carl H Nolting details hatchery releases from Front Royal and Stevensville with larger fish and longer holding to improve fishing and reduce waste.
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Richmond
Carl H. Nolting
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Front Royal
Stevensville
Virginia
Game Commission
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Farmers urged to keep all good pullets for egg output
Virginia Tech poultry specialists urge farmers to retain healthy pullets and properly house care for increased egg production. They warn on-range birds and poor housing delay laying, emphasize cleaning coops, mite and lice control, ventilation, roost space, and gradual diet changes to prevent production slumps.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Secretary of Agriculture
America
Premier Mackenzie King Returns to Montreal After England Visit
The Canadian prime minister W L Mackenzie King flies home to Montreal from England where he met with Prime Minister Winston Churchill following Churchill's sea meeting with President Roosevelt. The dispatch also notes poultry care advice for pullets including lighting, feeding, water, and space to prevent cannibalism and promote growth.
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W. L. Mackenzie King
Canada
Montreal
England
Churchill
Roosevelt
Real estate transfers along Winchester routes detailed
A long list of land and lot transfers around Winchester including properties near Buff Lick road, Sen sensey Road and Clearbrook plus a large 100 acre tract east of Capon mountain. Deeds witnessed by Roland Bean note Northern Virginia Power Co right of way. The article ends with a demographics Q A showing 228 men per 100 women in Alaska.
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Frank S. Carlisle
Front Royal Pike
Winchester
George C. Braithwaite
Jack McDaniel
Sensensey Road
Lela M. Miller
Luther Pangle
Buff Lick Road
James M. Rounshell
James Oliver Hounshell
Ridings Chapel Road
F. L. Harris
Millard Timbrok
Harris Pike
Orchard Avenue
Robert W. Cattlett
H. S. Cattlett
Capon Mountain
E. H. White
Pansy Palmer White
Dora M. Brill
H. L. Grim
Jacob H. Rosenberger
Raymond L. Pingley
Agnes I. Yeakley
H. W
Clarence Butler
Clearbrook
Sallie V. Funkhouser
Eisel Riggleman
H. W. Butler
William T. Reuter
W. N. Mason
J. P. Hershberger
Valley Pike
Kernston
Roland Bean
Northern Virginia Power Co
Back Creek
Frederick County
Co. L. Renner
R. P. Sager
W. C. Bentley
Joseph W. Stine
Gerald Wymer
Sarah Renner
W. F. Brill
H. G. Hershman
Caldwell elected moderator of Virginia synod
Dr. Daniel T. Caldwell new director of the Southern Presbyterian Church defense service council was chosen moderator of the Virginia synod at its annual meeting in Richmond. Rev. Z. E. Lewis of Lynchburg named reading clerk. Dr. Caldwell succeeds Rev. E. T. Thompson Jr. of Richmond who had served as moderator. The opening sermon at Union Theological Seminary campus was by Dr. Thompson.
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Richmond
Daniel T. Caldwell
Southern Presbyterian Church
Defense Service Council
Synod of Virginia
Z. E. Lewis
Lynchburg
Caldwell
E. T. Thompson, Jr
Union Theological Seminary
Thompson
Origin of dyes from ancient to modern times
The origin of dyes traces to natural substances with Tyre noted for purple dye as early as 1000 B C. Artificial dyeing began in England in 1856 when William Perkin synthesized mauve from aniline, marking a shift to synthetic colorants.
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B. C
Tyre
England
Perkin
Scientist Prince Albert of Monaco and his science legacy
Prince Albert of Monaco, who died in 1922, devoted much of his life to science. He established an oceango raphic museum aquarium and laboratory at Monaco and supported scientific causes with generous funds.
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Prince
Prince Albert of
Monaco
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