Robert Walker Buys S. C. Curl Property in Auction
A property north of Kernstown on Route 11 and York Avenue, once owned by the late S. C. Jap Curl, sold at public auction to Robert Lee Walker for 3700 dollars. An adjacent unimproved lot on York Avenue sold to Mrs. W. M. Mowery of Winchester for 1600 dollars. The sale was conducted by James P. Reardon, executor and trustee for the Curl estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
R. 11
York Ave
S. C
Jap) Curl
Robert Lee Walker
Walker
W. M. Mowery
Winchester
James P. Reardon
Curl
Olympia Stadium claims largest indoor rink in the United States
Detroit Michigan’s Olympia Stadium is claimed to be the largest indoor rink with an ice surface of 242 by 110 feet and seating for 11,500 patrons. It hosts hockey and many athletic events as well as conventions and the annual rodeo.
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United States
J.mcb
Olympia Stadium
Detroit
Mich
Daily Crossword Across and Down Slips
Crossword clues list with many misspellings and partial phrases for across and down entries including organ of sight and unit of power. includes gods languages and scattered definitions, indicating a mixed puzzle page fragment from a newspaper crossword.
One-time Farm Hand To Give Away His $1 Million Estate
Herman Schultz a 75 year old farmer from LeMars Iowa plans to donate about 1 million dollars in property. He says most will go to nephews and nieces with some to friends while his siblings do not need help. Schultz worked as a farm hand until age 30 then saved his first thousand dollars. His holdings include several farms in northwest Iowa and five in South Dakota.
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Lemars
Yowa
Herman Schultz
Schultz
Nll Farms
Northwestowa
South Dakota
Sunday Guests Gather in Virginia and Delaware
Relief. April 13 Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ridings included Lloyd and Wanda Lee Womeldorph of Lovettsville and Raymond Womeldorph of Ohio along with Donald Womeldorph of Wilmington. Broadway visitors Mrs. Howard Sellers family and Mrs. Maggie Olinger joined Mrs. Katie Branner for dinner.
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Fred Ridings
Lloyd Womeldorph
Wanda Lee
Lovettsville
Raymond Womeldorph
Ohio
Donald Womeldorff
Wilmington
Del
Howard Sellers
Maggie Olinger
Broadway
Katie Branner
Bertie Snapp
Bessie Boyd
Newark N. J
Robert Branner
L. G. Manuel
Joseph
Wayne Warren
Kernstown
Retief
Clove Production From The Clove Tree
The clove comes from the clove tree a tall evergreen reaching about 40 feet its large oval leaves and crimson flowers produce dried flower buds used commercially as cloves.
F M National Bank Exhibits Early Winchester Schools
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester begins a new ad series featuring Winchester and Frederick County educational institutions. The initial featured institution is Winchester Medical College, aligning with a push to extend Winchester Memorial Hospital. Data compiled by W. W. Glass. Also a Q&A on horse racing lengths explains a length as about 12 feet 4 inches.
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William P. McQuire
The
American College of Surgeons
Winchester Evening Star
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester Medical College
Winchester Memorial Hospital
W. W. Glass
C.T.O. A
Trust sale of business assets at Hershey Drive In Winchester
Trustees announce a cash sale of extensive wholesale inventory and equipment from Hershey's Drive-In Restaurant south of Winchester Virginia. The 1947 lease and various chattel items including 2 four ton Chevrolets and office gear will be sold April 19 1948 at noon with a $500 deposit required and ten days for buyer inspection.
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George G. Lewis
Shenandoah
Hershey’s
Winchester
Virginia
Frederick County
Warren County
Hershey’s Drive-In
Hershey’s Drive
General Electric
Hershey's Creamery Company of Virginia, Inc
G. G. Lewis
Frederick Co
Purcaser
Henry P. Thomas
Edward C. Bell, Jr
Green, Whalin
Babcock & Bell Maryland
Hyattsville
Maryland
Evening Radio Schedule with Devoted Network Lineup
A dense listing of radio and TV programming for Tuesday April 13 detailing shows across NBC CBS ABC MBS and local networks. It includes news broadcasts music talks dramas sports and comedy slots from 9:25 pm to midnight featuring LowellThomas Ed Murrow Milton Berle Bob Hope and Red Skelton among others.
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Nbc
Cbs Network
Abc-West Netework
Mbs-East
Mbs-West
Mabc
Cbe Orchestra
Cbs-East Lam
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs
Abe
L. Herman
Abe Bob Crosby
The
Green Hornet
Harkness
Abe Ed Murrow
Cbs Sports
Milton Berle
Judy—abe
Mrs. North
Cbs America
Billy Rose
Amos and
Andy
We the People
Gabriel Heatter
Fibber and
Molly
Abe Christopher Wells
Boston Symphony Hour
Abe Gregory Hood
Bob Hope
Mbs
Red Skelton
Freedom
News & Variety
Abc News
Abc-West
Ann Carson Reely Born in Middletown Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles Carson Reely announce the birth of a daughter Ann Carson on March 29 at Middletown Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Earl Kline and grandson Bobby recently visited Washington with Mrs Joseph Derrick and Mrs Carroll Seaton. Bobby attended a swimming party as guest of honor. Mrs George Clark returned from Bealtob with Miss Anye Clark Anye Lee and James Miller. Miss Clark accompanied home. Mrs C E Line spent a week with Mr and Mrs Chester Mong.
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Middletown
Charles Carson Reely
Ann Carson
Memorial Hospital
Earl Kline
Bobby
Washington
Joseph Derrick
Carroll Seaton
George Clark
Bealtob
Giles Miller
Anye Clark
Anye Lee
James Miller
First President to Live in the White House
In 1800 John Adams became the first occupant. The text notes a legal quirk in Our American Government that the President’s use extends only to furniture and effects owned by the United States kept in the Executive Mansion.
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White House
John Adams
Wright Patman
United States
Executive Mansion
DeHaven Family Illnesses and Visiting Guests
Siler Virginia April 13 report the DeHaven family at home with illness. Guests include Clarence Davis and family and George Whitacre of Gerrards town. Additional visitors are Woodrow Collins Tip Sherman Hollis DeHaven and A L DeHaven.
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Siler
Harry DeHaven
Clarence Davis
George Whitacre
Gerrardstown
A. L. DeHaven
Woodrow Collins
Hedgesville
Tip Sherman
Hollis DeHaven
Arthur DeHaven
Carson Whitacre
Whitacre
Paul Whitacre
Harry Kerns
Boyd Whitacre
Martinsburg
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Otestor
Richard Hart
Keenan Wynn
Capitol
Robert Walker
S. C. Curl Property
Hutte
Essley
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Automobile
L. Mason
N. Loudoun St
F. A. Shayock CO
Millwood Ave
Dan Dodson
George W. Kurtz, Inc
Commonwealth
A. F. Magill
Ika
Fred Neher
Daily Crossword
United States of America
Oda
Go Sportwear
Jayson
Gray & Eddy
F-M National Bank
Cowes
Hansbrough
Carter
Lupton Orchard Service, Inc
N. Loudoun
C. E. Line
Mrs
Chester Mong
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
OLD Star Building
E. Boscawen St
Akron
N. C. Kline
Arlington
A. M. Smith
Arthur Miller
Lebanon Church
Senator
William Powell
Indiforeste
Ella Raines
Aileen Whelan
Peter Lind Hayes
New Mexico Way
Nan
Robert Montgomery Ug
Wanda Hendrix
Andrea King
WERAL
Legion
Hain
Jimmy
Jim Caraway
Olympic Club
Clowe's Jewelry Store
Polly’s
Joe Collins
National Guard
Frank Travnel
Billy O’donal
TED Morgan Olympic Club
John
Sullivan
Washington, Dc
Benny Padgett
Jim Batiste
ED Brazzoli Olympic Club
Danny Stephens
Lester Allison
Farmers Livestock Change
Wincher
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