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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1932

Page

7

Marian Martin pattern showcases cape frocks with slim skirts

Cape treatments remain in vogue, highlighting a sheer wool ensemble with a clever belt and a small collar. Pattern 9373 is offered in sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 40, requiring specific yardage, with illustrated instructions and a 15 cent pattern price. Order via Winchester Evening Star pattern department in New York.

Marian Martin Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department West 18Th Street New York City

Order for publication in foreclosure of deed of trust

In Frederick County Virginia the court orders defendants not residents to appear within ten days of publication to protect interests in the suit. A copy is to be published weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star Winchester and posted at the courthouse, with notices mailed to defendants. The suit seeks administration of the Aug 18 1932 deed of trust to pay creditors and distribute assets.

W. W. Glass Et Als W. W Glass Herbert S. Larrick Frederick County W W. Glass W. Glass T. R. Glass Dec’d Harriett Glass Davis J. Wooe Glass Eleanor D. _ Doyle Winchester Auto Sales *Co H. S. Balhatchet Glover Hill & Co Virginia Evening Star Winchester Bessie Brannon

Estate of Harry L Suggett Probate Order in Frederick County

In the Frederick County Circuit Court on September 13 1932 an order directs non resident defendants Pearl Tyler A M Tyler Vivian DeHaven Mary Wood and Marshall Wood to appear within ten days of publication to protect creditors estate of Harry L Suggett. Proceedings seek sale of about 75 acre tract along Northwestern Grade near Hayfield Virginia to satisfy debts and provide general relief. Writ published weekly for four weeks in The Evening Star and notices posted at court house and mailed to non residents. Deputy Clerk M M Lynch.

Circuit Court County of Frederick Luther Pannett Harry H. Ween Olive V. Fletcher Levi S. Fletcher Pearl Tyler A. M. Tyler Vivian DeHaven Mary Wood Marshall Wood Carrie L. Suggett Harry L. Suggett Hayfield Frederick County Virginia Evening Star Winchester Court House

William H Brown Farm and Orchard for Sale in Virginia

Public auction in Winchester Frederick County Virginia on October 15 1932 at 11 oclock for about 175 acres of land with improvements including an apple orchard. One third cash with two deferred bonds at six percent due in one and two years secured by a trust deed. Debt $9500 plus interest. Trustee R Gray Williams. Auctioneer C I Brumback.

R. Gray Williams C. I. Brumback

Public Sale of Desirable City Residence 319 Kent Street

Public sale of a long owned due to default on deeds of trust from Lola V Holsinger and husband. The Winchester Virginia property at 319 North Kent Street is offered at noon on October 15 1932. Terms require one third cash with balance in two equal annual installments. Auctioneers Dunn & Duvall.

Lola V. Holsinger Corporation Clerk County Court House Winchester Virginia Baltimore and Ohio Yost T. Russell Cather Dunn & Duvall

Trustee Sale of Valuable City Lot in Winchester

Public sale of a corner lot facing East Cork Street in Winchester Virginia to settle a will. The lot measures 50 by 90 feet with sewer and water access, bounded by Greenwalt Avenue and J K Luttrell lands. Terms: one third cash day of sale, remainder via two bonds due one and two years from date secured by a deed of trust. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.

City of Winchester Senseney Road Greenwalt Avenue J. K. Luttrell Virginia J K. Luttrell Nellie A Luttrell George W. Haddox Frederick County A. J. DeHart Nellie A. Luttrell Cork Street Donald L. Weems Dunn & Duvall

Public sale of Gillespie Parson farm in Frederick County Virginia

Substituted trustee Harry R Kern will sell at public auction in Winchester at 11 00 AM on Saturday July 23 1932 the Gillespie Parson tract and adjoining lands originally 164 acres now 100 acres 0 roods 7 6 poles. Sale delayed to Sept 3 1932. Cash terms.

Simplicity Rules Her Life Miss Ruth Etting Retired Stardom

Ruth Etting, once a leading Follies beauty and star of Chesterfield’s Music That Satisfies hour, lives a quiet, almost retirement life with husband and manager Colonel Snyder. She selects songs carefully for voice and mood, attends rehearsals, and rehearses daily with her accompanist. Her two 15 minute Chesterfield broadcasts air on Columbia Wednesdays at 10 p.m. and Saturdays at 9 p.m.

Follies Chesterfield Ruth Etting Broadway Snyder Miss Etting Columbia

Descendant Estimates for Colonial Settlers and Yellow Peril Origin

Histories note wide variance in descendant counts from 1620 to 1640 settlers with Jaco bus suggesting over 200000 lineage per colonist and Bartlett estimating 78125 descendants over eight generations. The term yellow peril originated in German scare reports in the late 1890s and entered American journalism in 1898 amid articles about Asian population growth.

Donald L. Jacobus New England J. Gardner Bartlett Germany

Gas and sleep ad promotes Adlerika at Baker's Drug

An advertising notice urges relief from stomach gas and restlessness by taking Adlerika. It claims one dose will rid gas or nervousness and restore sound sleep, attributed to Baker's Drug Store.

Baker's Drug Store J. S. Leonhardt Baker’s

Public Sale of Frederick County Farm

By deed of trust to Union Trust Company securing a debt of 1000 dollars to Bank of Lewisburg the undersigned will sell at public auction in front of the Frederick County Court House Winchester Virginia at 11 o clock A M on Monday October 3 1932 all of a tract of land containing 52 1 2 acres at Raceburg or Cedar Grove in the northern section of Frederick County Virginia The tract was conveyed to Harry C Stouffer by deed dated November 12 1926 recorded in Deed Book 156 page 75 An order on August 26 1932 substituted Harry R Kern as Trustee The sale terms are cash. 9 6 oaw 4wks

Shenadoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Virginia William H Brown Circuit Court Frederick County Court House Stonewall Frederick Co M Ls. Parsons Harry R. Kern Union Trust Company County Court House Stonewall District McCann Robinson Et Als M. L. Parsons Anna Parsons James P Reardon C. W. Taylor C W Taylor Et Ax Ida Elizabeth Perdue F. W. Gillespie Dunn & Duvall Harry , Kern Charleston West Virginia Greenbrier Joint Stock Land Bank Lewisburg Raceburg Cedar Grove Harry C. Stouffer H. M. Shoffner Et Ax

Shirley O Price Farm for Sale at Public Auction

Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester holds bonds secured by a deed of trust dated June 28 1917 on the Shirley O Price farm two miles north of Winchester Virginia. It will be sold October 8 1932 at 11 a.m. in front of the Winchester courthouse. The 19 acre tract includes 800 apple trees 15 years old and stock to be paid in three equal annual installments. The principal debt is 4250 with interest from June 28 1931. Substituted Trustee. 8-30-on w-4wks.

Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Virinia Circuit Court Frederick County Virginia Baltimore and Ohio Shirley O Price Boyd R. Richards R. Gray Williams C. I. Brumback

Winchester to Host Greater New Show Season In 1932

Winchester launches the Greater New Show Season at Warner Theatres Capitol and Colonial starting Monday September 19 1932. Mayor Charles R Anderson endorses the season praising plans to bring top screen entertainment to Winchester and attract patrons from surrounding towns.

Anderson Winchester Screen Entertainment Warner Theatres The Capitol Colonial Charles R. Anderson Frank Boucher Warner Bos Frank M. Bouche Warner Bros. Theatres Mr. Boucher Do. R. Anderson Paramount Paris Billy Barnes Will Rogers Will Irene Rich Dorothy Jordan Matty Kemp Radio Row Kate Smith Abe Lyman Martin Johnson Africa Victor McLaglen Edmund Lowe Richard Arlen Harry Sweet Paramount Sports

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