Harmer Estate decree referenced and public notice issued
In Frederick County Virginia a 1909 decree orders a commissioner to assess all creditors and fiduciary accounts of the late John R Harmer. Notice to creditors is published in Winchester and a July 14 1909 hearing is set at Ward Larrick offices with all interested parties to attend. Charles Hirth added as party after intermarriage of Marian Harmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Winchester
Mary J. Myers
Frederick County
Martinsburg
Lenore
Cumberland Valley
John A. Eademus
Chas. Cooper
WM. M. Myers
Roy P. Duvall
John A .Harmer
John R. Harmer
Virginia
Marian Agatha Harmer
Charles Hirth
Ward & Larrick
David S. Glaize
Com’r
Chancery Cir
Ward
Winchester Court Refers Chancery Case to Commissioner
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia a decree refers to A J Tavenner a Commissioner in Chancery to inquire into all estate of Charles B Foster deceased identify beneficiaries and their shares settle executor Maurice M Lynch accounts and notify interested parties by four weekly newspaper publications in Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Foster
A. J. Tavenner
Maurice M. Lynch
Winchester
Virginia
Notice to attend hearing on decree execution in Winchester
The Master Commissioner A J Tavener of Winchester Virginia issues a notice dated June 7 1909 announcing that on July 8 1909 at his office in Winchester the parties to the decree must attend with books papers vouchers and evidence to comply with the court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
A. J. Tavenner
Late Miss Manning Buried In Jefferson
Miss Fannie L. Manning died suddenly at her brother in law A H Berry's home on North Washington street and was buried in Charles Town Jefferson County W Va. Funeral services were held yesterday and she was interred in the cemetery there. She was 71 and daughter of Nathaniel W Manning and Patsy Price Craighill Manning and long resident with the Berrys in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie L. Manning
A. H. Berry
Washington Street
Charles Town
Jefferson County
W. Va
Miss Manning
Nathaniel W. Manning
Patsy Price Craighill Manning
Berry
Shepherdstown
Funeral sets 3 o'clock service at Mount Hebron
Funeral arrangements announced by the director Kurtz place the service for tomorrow at 3 PM. Interment is planned for Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtz
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Miss Susan Stephens Dies At Almshouse
Miss Susan Stephens, once a Winchester resident from a prominent family, died around noon at the Frederick County parish farm where she had been an inmate for several months. Death was due to infirmities of advanced age. Her remains were prepared for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Stephens
Winchester
Frederick -County Parish
Miss Stephens
Quotations In Local Markets
Local market quotes show corn dull with a slight advance, oats steady, rye firm, hay firm, and baled rye straw steady. Butter firm and eggs steady. wholesale buying prices list young chickens, potatoes per bushel, oats per bushel, and hay per ton with ranges.
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Crex
Limestone Farm
Harrisonburg
Foley
John W. Rosenpeirger
John Roeee
John R. Wire
Batavia
Slavonia
Irene
Van
Lettem Peterson
Dunning
M. M Lynch
C. B. Foster
Mutual Skating Rink Corporation
EK. B. Capper
Pres
H.C. Suez
Franck Baker & Son
Jefferson
E. L. Rinehart
Manning
Protestant Episcopal Church
Perecval
New Yohk City
G. M. Hansbrough
Southern Bell Telephone* and Telegraph Company of
Scheuer’s
Berryville
Anp
Front Royal, Virginia
Almshouse
Gegingham
North Main Street
Hotel
Fine Investments
Norfolk
National Bank
Raymond M. Hudson
Nyals
Shenandoah Valley Academy
M. Roszel
Portland
UD. 8S
Glaize & Brother
J. W. Rosenberger
Virginia Sorse
Upperville
Culpeper
Orange
Charlottesville
Royal
Manassas
Warrenton
Petersburg
Arthur L.warthen
State Association
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