Sale of Trucks in Virginia Under Bankruptcy Trustee
Public auction set for May 7 1938 at 10 00 A M in Win Poe Virginia to sell pickup trucks bodies spare parts and office equipment including Eckway and International trucks plus two tractor trailers with cash terms. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall. Trustee H K Benham files Ver McClintock bankruptcy No 1375.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ver- McClintock
Lembee
Earl Shade
Winpoer
Virginia
Eckway
International
H. K. Benham
Dunn & Duvall
Rainfall Totals and Averages from Winchester Lab
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour ending yesterday at 5 pm with none. April to date 1.83 inches, year to date 6.98 inches. Monthly averages for 25 year period 1913 to 1937 list February 2.59, March 2.95, April 3.25, May 3.60, June 3.63, July 3.37, August 3.77, September 2.36, October 3.21, November 2.30, December 2.33. Average annual rainfall 35.36 inches. Statistics from Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Easter social and local visits in Lebanon area
Mrs Lola McDonald and son Carlton visited her parents at Minebank over Easter. Numerous residents from Winchester to Middletown shared visits, church services, and a bingo party at Juniors Hall for the Mt Hope troupe. Families from Harrisonburg to Baltimore gathered for Easter and continued community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Cuhch
Lola McDonaldson
Carlton
Carl Boyce
Minebank
Bessie Bowers
Walter and
Statton Bowers
Charles Windle
Winchester
Julia Huntsberger
Bobby
Jack
Pennsylvania
Huntsberger
Sally
Susie Miller
Marguerite Miller
Jamita Baker
Martha Ann Unger
Grace Miller
Elbow
Myrtle Elbow
Anna Rosenberger
Ida
Bellene Mary Keckley
Catherine Windle
Lucy Rosenberger
Madelyn Pangle
Messrs
Russell
Elmo Keller
Harry Henson
Sydney Bauserman
Wilmer Rosenberger
Arthur Keller
William Orndorff
Lee Henson
Alexander
Harrisonburg
W. H. Garrett
Laurel Hill
Minnie Hottel
Frank Hot
Clara Himelright
Ruby Funk
Betty Ann
Patricia
John Seal
Julius
Ida Keller
Hopewell Himelright
Hopewell
Floyd
Curtis Himelright
Dewey Hulver
Mt. Falls
C. H. Pingley
Guy
Harry M. Crim
Crim
Mt. Hope Church
Gertrude Bowers
O. W. Brown
Elmer Snarr
Mildred Brown
Jane Snarr
Welltown
E. D. Funkhouser
Ethel Kremer
Harry Bowman
Herbert Rhodes
Middletown
James Bryson
New York City
Ernest Funkhouser
Stephens City Scouts Meet at High School
Stephens City Virginia April 22 meeting of the Boy Scout troop was held in the high school with Gar land Parker Charles R. Lemley Rufus Racey Russell Willey Billy Brumback and others present. Scoutmaster Julian Gregory led the opening prayer and the oath closed the session. Tate Simpson and John Robert Sargent visited. Other local social notes follow including visits and gatherings at the homes of Lemley Reynolds and March. Mrs. Campbell and others ill or recovering are noted.
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Stephens City
Garland Parker
Charles R. Lemley
Rufus Racey
Russell Willey
Billy Brumback
William Dovel
Jack Rickard
John Kittlewell
Raleigh Easter
Charles Ritenour
Edward Sargent
Albert Colan, Jr
Julian Gregory
Tate Simpson
John Robert Sargent
B. F. Montgomery
McLeod
Emma Sillik
Evelyn Benson
Towson
Calvin Grim
Jane
Harold C. March
Winchester
Harry Warren
Arvel
Dorothy
Evelyn
Ed Campbell
New Oxford
Calvin Warren
Prank Snow
Frank Atkins
Martinsburg
W. Va
George Tobin
Emmett Line
Nellie Flowers
John Painter
James Calvert
Lomax Parker
Strasburg
Richmond, Va
Front Royal Area Farmers Planting Corn and Notables Moving
April notes from Oranda Virginia report farmers sowing corn as the early planter gains advantage. Local mentions include Mrs. O O Stickley staying nearby and visits by Mrs. Hunter Davidson to the Orndorffs, plus assessments by Pete Barbe and a business trip by Charles Kelles to Brunswick Maryland. Relatives of J W Keener and George H Hinkens in Reliance ill, Kathleen Keener takes a Washington job, and Charles Keller enhances his home with a screened kitchen and cement walks.
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Oranda. Va
Front Royal
O.O. Stickley
Hunter Davidson
Winchester
M. M. Orndorff
R. R. Stickley
Reliance
M. L. Grove
Edinburg
Pete Barbe
Charles Kelles
Brunswick
J. W. Keener
George H Hinkens
Ungers Store Social Notes Show Local Visits
Ungers Store notes from W Va report frequent Sunday visits and callers at Mary Shade Seymour Bohrer Bettie Heironimus Whitacre and Maury households. Entries mention Clark Mauzy returning from Washington Cenwood Newbrough convalescing and the Luttrell birth and Rebecca Holliday prior to marriage.
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Cenwood
Newbrough
Troy Dick
Eileen
Alan
J. W. Brannon
Seymour Bohrer
Grif Newbraugh
Foster
Hugh
Charles Newbraugh
Ed. McDonald
D. W. Maury
Ernest Luttrell
Last Night for Firemen’s Show at Apple Blossom Festival
The World Exposition tour returns for a final night benefiting the Sarah Zane Fire Department with gala performances across shows. Highlights include the French Casino, Esquire attraction, Jean Eugene the human enigma, Rainbow Frolics with Charles Joy Glamlich, and the Wall of Death motordrone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire Department
Esquire
Jean Eugene
Charles Joy Glamlich
A Red Letter Edition of the New Testament
The Winchester Evening Star offers a red letter New Testament edition of 254 pages in a flexible black cover. It includes a back pocket list of biblical trees waters mountains instruments and birds and costs 20 cents plus handling. Mail orders to Washington D C with a name address and twenty cents.
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England
Old Country
United States
Winchester Evening Star
Radio Highlights and Shipments Move in Late April Broadcasts
Radio listings from New York detail Sen. Robert M. La Follette and Gov. Philip F. La Follette addressing WJZ NBC and WABC CBS forums about a Madison rally, plus a weekend schedule of talks, music, and programs across networks. A British steamer Harpagon and other ships arrive or head to load scrap, with reports on Japan’s cash terms and metal shipment concerns.
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New York
WABC
CBS
KNX
Hollywood
Lee Roper
Pres
Roosevelt
Wormbs
Sam Rayburn
WEAF
NBC
C. L. Gifford
E. Madriguera
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
NBC Symphony
Pierre Monteux
Drake
Johnny
Russ Morgan
WJZ
Heidt
N. Y
Radio City Symphony
John Charles Thomas
Ashland
Ohio
Detroit
Chicago
American Legion Auxiliary
Wabc-Cbs
Joe Penner
Joe Baker
Grand Central Station
Harpagon
Baltimore
Baron Inchcape
India
Atlantic
Nordnes
Gulf
Norfolk
Newport News
Pilcotts
Boston
Japan
Scrap metal ships sail to Japan from Hampton Roads
Large shipments of scrap metal and melting steel are leaving Hampton Roads and Atlantic ports for Japan. The British steamer Cingalese Prince cleared for Japan with scrap steel, and the Greek steamer Kokos Vergottis sailed with over 7,000 tons aboard. Passengers were noted aboard the Cingalese Prince but their names were not released.
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Norfolk
Japan
Hampton Roads
Atlantic
Virginian Pilot
New York
Kokos Vergottis
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Barred Rocks
White Leghorns
New Hampshires
Jersey Black Giants
R. I Reds
Shenandoah Commercial Hatchery
Maurertown
State Farm
State Farm Insurance Companies
Henry Schneider
Nat'l Ave
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main St
Ellis J. Fuller
E. Piccadilly St
Sinclair
Sinclair H
John C. Woolfolk
Lebanon Church News
For
Baker & Anderson Electrical CO
N. Braddock St
Stephens
Mary Reynolds
Paul Reynolds
Altoona
Argenbright
Frank Felker
Josephine
Mary Evelyn
Washington
Alice Catherine Lemley
Dorothy Lemley
Maxie Galliday
Anne Thomas Stickley
Betty Wolford
Jean Smallwood
Helen Carper
Tims Banks
Ill
Eldridge Lemley
Oranda
Unger’s Store
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
State
Silco Cut Price Store
Loudoun St
NORGE
U. 5
Pat. Orr
O’connell
S. Braddock
Empires of the Moon
Haven MacQuarrie
Lepanto
Feg Murray
Tyrone Power Playhouse
Cheerio
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
America
Norfolk and Western Railway
City Point
Petersburg
No Western Railway
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