Bowman Permit Attacked in Bus Lines Dispute
The Virginia State Corporation Commission held a hearing on J. A. Towns petition to revoke Brent Bowman’s Staunton to Harrisonburg bus permit. Towns alleges Bowman’s partnership with Charles H. Sites and misrepresentation when the permit was obtained. Bowman’s attorney argues constitutional issues and plans appeals if needed.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
J.A. Towns
Towns
Staunton
Winchester
Brent Bowman
Harrisonburg
George N. Conrad
Hartidorsburg
Commission
Bowman
Charles H. Sites
Conrad
Sites
Dechert
Ihia
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
S Page Cline in Bankruptcy
S Page Cline and his wife Elsie BE Cline filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in Pennsylvania courts. The Cline couple, long residents of Shippensburg from Martinsburg, report liabilities of 55000 for S Page Cline with no assets, and 30000 for Elsie with assets between 20000 and 25000. They own orchard land in the county.
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Pennsylvania
S. Page Cline
Bunker Hill
Elsie BE. Cline
Cline
Various Local Visits and Trips Reported in Gainesboro Va
Mr B V Shade of Washington spent time with his mother and brother. Mr and Mrs Charles Coe stayed with their daughter Mrs Samuel Braithwaite at Cross Junction. Rev Lindamood and wife drove to Staunton with daughter Janet returning from Crabbottom and Staunton relatives. Mr B F DeHaven returned after visiting Mt Jackson with son and daughter in law. Mrs Walter Adams and children visited her sister in Martinsburg. Rev H E Taunshell and wife of Basic Va visited A P Hollands family. Master Leon Kerns stayed with aunt Mrs J W McIlwee. Mrs D F Henkins and daughter Mary of Falls Church visited.
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Gainesboro
iMr. B. V. Shade
Washington
Charles Coe
Samuel Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Lindamood
Staunton
Janet
Crabbottom
White Post News Notes Highlights Local Life
White Post notes record a quiet week with visits from Rev J F Coleman to Loudoun missions in Aldie and Berryville news. Families such as Armel and Diggs are mentioned alongside students Elliott and Funkhouser pursuing studies and work in Blacksburg Staunton and Maryland.
Refuge items from Sept conference travel and local visits
Refuge notes Mrs Silas Grim and daughter Margaret returned from Martinsburg Virginia where they attended the United Brethren Conference. Other attendees from the area included Mr and Mrs Harry Cadwallader. Elmer Purnell and two children of Watfordsburg Pennsylvania visited relatives and returned home. Rinker finished boring at High View school. T A Steele improves after Winchester hospital stay. Mrs Charles Hall Fay Clemons and Miss Lula Lauck dined with J C Hale. Mrs James Pitcock visiting her son Barney Pitcock. Mrs Melvin Ebersole recovering from sore throat.
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Silas Grim
Margaret
Martinsburg
Harry Cadwallader
Elmer Purnell
Watfordsburg
Rinker
High View School
T. A. Steele
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles Hall
Fay Clemons
Lula
May Lauck
J. C. Hale
James ‘Pitcock
City moves to repair brick pavement amid policy shift
Council debates sidewalk and grade fixes on Amherst Gray and West Clifford streets. J B Winkfield allowed a concrete front, while Mrs Taylor misses turnout due to illness. Plans study ORear property grade impact, Woolen plant sewer disposal, and better Main Street lighting with Northern Virginia Power. Public rest room funding and railroad blockage issues also discussed.
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Amherst Street
J. B. Winkfield
Gray Avenue
J. Wm. Taylor
West Clifford Street
Virginia Woolen Company
National Fruit Product Company
Cooper
Sewer Committee
N. Wilson Davis
Harrisonburg
Ineer Davis
Woolen Company
Davis
Main Street
Henry
Northern Virgi Power Company
White Way
Power Company
Council
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Sale
Trenary
Neidemeyer’s
West Water Street
J. H. Cooley
East Piccadilly Street
City council adjourns after lengthy session
Description of the council chamber boundaries includes Ton Street and Fairmount Avenue with Peyton and Baker streets to the north and Kent Street to the east. The report notes the adjournment occurred shortly after eleven.
Rain Storms Mark Equinox Observed Nearby
A traditional equinoctial storm arrived Thursday night with extended lightning and steady rain from 6 o clock. Heavy rains affected the region yesterday afternoon and at points in Maryland the downpour covered roads to car depths, hindering travel.
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Maryland
Star Want Ad Promises Sea A R and K Promotion
Local want ad notes a promotional buy in the Star publication with emphasis on advertising opportunities. It highlights a saltwater themed campaign and a call to embrace sea related goods or services.
Public Sale of Farm Property in Frederick County Virginia
Public sale by decree in the chancery cause Barton administrator of David A Fries v Minor et al. offers about 330 acres near Gore Virginia known as Home Place in Frederick County. Sale at 11 A M October 18 1928 in Winchester Virginia with terms one third cash and balance in one to two years.
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Barton
David A. Fries
Minor
County Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Frederick County
Gore
Home Place
Back Creek
Rouss Avenue
Robert T. Barton
D.b.n.c.t.a
Sea Densely Populated with Millions of Fish
Report notes every square mile of the ocean hosts about 12 million fish, indicating a dense marine population. The finding highlights overall biodiversity and potential impacts on fisheries and ecosystems. Local researchers emphasize the need for ongoing monitoring and habitat protection.
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Frank Gearing
National Medical Institute
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J. Vic Arthur Insurance
W. C. ‘Himeirizat“and Son
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Lillian Armel
Hugh Armel
Berryville
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J. F. Coleman
Loudoun County
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Ernest C. Dove
Lewis Legg
Robert Worsley
Water Committee
Hilda J. Forney
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Frank H. Krebs
Fred W. Bolander
L. R. Dettra
United States Mortage and Trust Company
New York City
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