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Activity Reported
On Local Real Estate
A radio performer with his own popular show on a Washington D.C. station, a writer-editor for U.S. News & World Report, two officials of the World Bank, a physician and an official of a savings and loan association all bought Rappahannock properties within a six weeks period, it was announced today by Edward A. Harris & Associates, of Washington, Va. : Two of the new property owners, the disc jockey and the Army doctor, plan to commute every work day to their offices in the District.
The radio personality is William (Bill) Trumbull, who conducts the Bill Trumbull Show each weekday over Radio Station WMAL from 2 to 6 p.m. He and bis wife Nancy sold their Maryland home and bought a remodeled two-story frame home on sixty-two acres in Sycamore Hollow from Mrs. Ernest Russell, of Arlington. There is a small productive apple orchard on the land and a branch of the Thornton River runs at its edge.
Dr. John Kalas and his wife, Jean, bought the 200-acre historic farm of Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor in Sperryville, the main house of which is located high on a knoll with a commanding view of the countryside. Here in a log cabin, now covered with frame, Charles Bryan, a brother of William Jennings Bryan, was reared. The Taylors have moved to Culpeper.
Vemon Haslup, the savings and loan official, bought the 42-acre mountain farm of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Elmore in Sycamore Hollow, where he is improving the stone and frame home that originally was built more than 100 years ago, according to older Inhabitants of the hollow. Mr. Elmore recently returned from a two-year tour of duty in Vietnam, serving in the AID program, and he and his wife have
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