Winchester Virginia Drive In Sale Notice 1948
Rainfall data for 24 hours ending 7 a.m notes April to date totals and monthly figures. A public auction will be held at Hershey's Drive-In Restaurant Route 11 near Winchester Va on April 19, 1948 at 12:00 noon to sell wholesale inventory valued at about 49000 including merchandise equipment and vehicles. Trustees Henry P. Thomas and Edward C. Bell Jr. acting for creditors will auction cash with a $500 deposit and 10 days for inspection.
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Shenandoahshey
Winchester
Virginia
Warren County
Hershey's Drive-In
Hershey's
Hershey's Creamery Company of Virginia, Inc
G. G. Lewis
Frederick Co. Va
Purcaser
Henry P. Thomas
Edward C. Bell, Jr
Green, Whalin
Babcock & Bell Maryland
Hyattsville
Maryland
William Jennings Bryan Ring Inscription
The famous lawyer William Jennings Bryan had his wedding ring engraved with the phrases Won 1880 and One 1844, symbolizing significant years for him and his bride. The note highlights Bryan's memorable personal gesture and its historical curiosity.
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William Jennings Bryan
Cleaners Slip in Blue Ridge Bowling Standings
Three losses by Peoples Cleaners of Winchester drop them to third in the Blue Ridge league. They trail second place Spillway of Martinsburg by four points and the league lead by seven points held by American Legion of Frederick. Winchester rolls at Waynesboro Sunday. Pennsylvanians sit last.
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Palace Keglers
Martinsburg
Peoples Cleaners
Winchester
American Legion
Frederick
Waynesboro
First American nominating conventions traced to 1837 Baltimore
The 1832 campaign shows the start of national nominating conventions for local parties, with the first clearly held in Baltimore in 1837. There the Democratic Republicans nominated Andrew Jackson for President and Martin Van Buren for Vice President.
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Baltimore
Andrew Jackson
Marty Buren
Presien
First US canal built at South Hadley in 1792 96
The earliest canal in the United States was dug at South Hadley Massachusetts between 1792 and 1796. Basketball is estimated to have about 20 million players worldwide, more than any other sport.
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United States
N.C.E
South Hadley
Mass
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