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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1944
Page
10
Fire Chief E. W. Argenbright urges Winchester residents to designate a Clean-Up Day with Junior Board of Trade support. He warns against carelessness, urges proper disposal of trash, cautions on smoking in bed, and recommends calling the fire department if a fire starts.
The National Park Service plans to spend up to 645000 on the Blue Ridge Natchez Trace and George Washington parkways in the next fiscal year as part of a broader 2226000 maintenance and operation estimate for the national park system. The request covers administration protection maintenance and right of way acquisitions along with repairs for slide and flood damage.
Many sufferers learn nagging backache and other pains may come from tired kidneys. Dean's Pills, claimed to aid kidney function for over 40 years, are recommended by a pharmacist to help remove waste from the blood and relieve discomfort.
Essential maintenance work announced at Colonial National Historical Park and Yorktown National Cemetery in Virginia along with George Washington Birthplace National Monument in Virginia and Fort Raleigh National Historic Site in North Carolina.
Canterbury Cant erburg Va April 27 The regular monthly meeting of the Fairview Ladies Aid was held at the home of Mrs Henry Mears Present were Rev and Mrs Walter Smith Mrs Howard White Mrs James Inskip Mrs Bessie Derflinger Mrs Leroy Franklin and daughter Peggy Ann Mrs Loyd Painter Mrs Journal Orn
Miss Beatrice Painter and Master Allen White part of a program followed by refreshments. May meeting to be hosted by Mrs Franklin. G D Perry and daughter Carrie and grandson John Lamp of Winchester visited the Painters. Mr and Mrs L W Painter and children Jean and Herbert spent Sunday in Leesburg.
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