Frederick County Budget Hearing and Levy Details 1948 1949
Frederick County posts a budget for 1948 49 with levies of 0.80 on the dollar for general county, 1.00 for county schools, and 0.60 for a new school building. A public hearing is set for May 28 1948 in the Supervisors Room to discuss approval or disapproval. The document lists income sources including delinquent tax land redemption and transfers from dog fund, and outlines disbursements across General County Fund Public Welfare and School Fund with totals and transfers.
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Board of
Sup
Dget
Commonwealth Attorney
City of Winchester
Sheriff's Office
Dog Fund
General County
General Fund
Public Welfare
State of Virginia
Frederick Co
General County Fund
B. Whitacre
When Housecleaning Becomes a Gentleman’s Project
HAL BOYLE notes how modern housecleaning has evolved from a wife’s chore to an expensive, elaborate operation. Frances hires multiple workers, buys new furniture and paints, and boasts two colored living areas as prices climb. The husband endures a mounting bill and fading approval as the project widens.
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New York
Frances
100 Attend Bible Class Dinner Hear Rev Wolfe
Nearly 100 people from Martinsburg Stephens City Toms Brook and other churches attended Grace Lutheran church Men’s Bible class 30th anniversary banquet. Rev Richard Wolfe of Gettysburg Seminary spoke amid music by the Bible class orchestra and performances by the Artist Trio and Frank Sencindiver.
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Martinsburg
Stephens City
Toms Brook
Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies of Mary Martha
Bible Class
Richard 2. Wolfe
Gettysburg Seminary
Blanca Danley
Helen Lutz
Louis W. Knieling
Frank Sencindiver
Wolfe
Property Details for Senseng Road Site
The notice lists a parcel 100 by 200 feet with a location described as 3145 miles out on Senseng Road. It includes contact for Tommy D. Lockhart at 109 N. Loudoun St and phone number 7470 for further inquiries.
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Senseng
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
Body of Pvt. Luttrell To Be Reinterred
Alfred Marshall Luttrell who died in action in 1944 in France will be reinterred in Charlottesville. He was born 1911 in Frederick County and educated at Handley High School UVA and UVA Law School. Surviving are his widow mother and brother with services at Christ Episcopal Church and Monticello Memorial Park. Pallbearers named from Charlottesville Winchester Alexandria and Atlanta.
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Alfred Marshall Luttrell
France
Southern Railway
Charlottesville
Philadelphia
Pvt
Luttrell
Howard Luttrell
Mr Luttrell
Frederick County
Handley High School
University of Virginia
University Law School
Glee Club
Virginia Players
Virgins
State Ber
Patch
36Th Div
Rhineland
Artil
Lery Shell
U.S
E’p.nal
Rosannah
Florence
Herbert A. Donovan
Monticello Memorial Park
Charles G. Kemp
Lebanon
H. T. Yates
Alexandria
John F. Hoover
Winchester
L. R. Mayo
Stuart M. Haw
Atlanta, Ga
F. D. G. Ribble
Berryville Beats Gore 8-2 in County League Clash
Berryville high school toppled Gore 8-2 marking Gore’s first league loss of the Frederick County nine. Crosen and Bray locked down the mound allowing five safeties while Berryville batters rapped nine hits off McDaniel and Whitacre, with Lake and Wisecarver delivering doubles.
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Berryville High School
Gore
Frederick County
Crosen
Bray
Berryville
McDaniel
Whitacre
Lake
Wisecarver
N Locke
Jackson
Sf Crosen
Feagans
Longerbeam
Stickles
Smallwood
Carpenter
SS McGraw
Hook
Rtf
Hugh Henry
Kids to Ride Free at Apple Blossom Festival Carnival
Sol Nuger of Winchester Amusement Co announces free rides for all children under 14 next Wednesday from 4 to 6 p m at City Hall plaza. Workmen will begin erecting the merry go round ferris wheel and kiddie ride as part of the festival carnival atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Nuger
Winchester Amusement Co
City Hall Plaza
Peasants Arm for Possible Costa Rica Style Coup
Report from MENICO CITY on April 23 says travelers from Nicaragua describe peasants inspired by Costa Rica’s revolution arriving to support an overthrow attempt. Possible uprising warned authorities.
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Menico City
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Festival Program Placed on Sale in Winchester Area
The 1948 Apple Blossom Festival program went on sale today in Winchester and within a 40 mile radius. Kaufman Press in Washington printed 10 000 copies and Conrad Dover American handles distribution.
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Winchester
Kaufman Press
Washington
Conrad-doover American
Legion Post Fetes Programs For 21st Annual Festival
Legion post led by Bob Manuel distributes attractive event programs with photos of principals for the 21st annual fete April 29 30. Boys who want to sell programs during festival days should meet Manuel at the Legion home at 12 p m Sunday.
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Legion Post
Bob Manuel
Itn 2Ist
Manuel
Legion Home
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Land Assessors Equalization Board
T. J. Court
Commonwealth
Motorola
Forest Service
Advancement of Agriculture and Home Economics
Lee N. Whitacre
Hal Boyle
Hausfrau
Midas
Arate
R. C. Wolfe
Po Neal - Hae
Buncutter Tire CO. Corner
Braddock & Germain
Pvt. Luttrell
A.M. Luttrell
Rae Bond Alley
WINC
Nathan Williamson
Shenandoah Valley
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bawa
Miller’s Hardware and Household Supplies
N. Main St
Henry T. Goode
Delaware
American Health Hospital
American Health Insurance Corp
Mgr
Rowse Ave
C. Ridgely White
James Bowman
Jess R. Kiracofe, Jr
Ase
Winchester’s Bargain Center
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