Winchester bus franchise ordinance for four routes and terms
The ordinance grants a Bus Franchise to a grantee for four named routes in Winchester Virginia. It sets routes from Fairmont Avenue to various streets, requires operation within six months, and outlines council control on frequency routes stops and equipment. It fixes compensation to the city and establishes accounting and driver qualification requirements.
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Winchester
Virginia
Wincheser
Fairmont Avenue
Piccadilly Street
Morgan Street
Amherst Street
Braddock Street
Boscawen Street
Cameron Street
Gerrard Street
Loudoun Street
Whitlock Avenue
Valley Avenue
City Limits
City
North Avenue
Cork Street
Parkway Avenue
Leicester Street
Shawnee Avenue
Amherst and
Boscawen Streets
Stewart Street
Clifford Street
Courtfield Avenue
Leicester Stret
Tennyson Avenue
Jefferson Street
Germain Street
Washington Street
East Lane Avenue
National Avenue
Berryville Avenue
Brown
Millwood Avenue
Kent Street
Liberty Avenue
Smithfield Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Kee Street
Kerr Street
Virginia Avenue School
City of
C.sceser Cece
State Corporation Commission
Winchester Franchise Grant for Streetcar Service
The ordinance details a ten year franchise for a grantee to operate a transportation system in Winchester with renewal options, insurance requirements, liability indemnity, and conditions on city competition. It requires acceptance, bond of 2000, and published bids after mayoral approval.
Winchester bids for franchise grants advertised in 1946 notice
Sealed bids in compliance with the ordinance will be received by the Common Council of Winchester Virginia at 7 30 P M Tuesday September 3 1946. The advertisement reserves the right to reject any and all bids and the ordinance shall take effect upon passage.
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Council
Eee
Common Council
Winchester
Virginia
Local Notes From Green Spring Area Virginia
Green Spring Virginia August 7 82 c William R Hottle visits his mother Mrs Samuel Hart. Loretta Milburn visits Mrs Trone Milburn Glengary West Virginia. Wintrop Marniel returns to Massachusetts after staying with father Charles Marniel. Community laments death of David Sencindiver at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Fred Farman and son near Winchester plus Mrs Bradford Shreck and Mrs Charles Sims visit Mrs Samuel Hart. Albert Luttrell and son Gary Lee dine with Mrs Anna Beckey at Grimes Virginia.
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Loretta Milburn
Trone Milburn
Glengary
W. Va
Wintrop Marniel
Massachusetts
Arles Marniel
David Sencindiver
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fred Farman
Near Winchester
Bradford Shreck
Charles Sims
Samuel Hart
Albert Luttrell
Gary Lee
Anna Beckey
Grimes, Va
Lebanon Church Visitors Share Sunday with Keller Family
Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. G. G. Keller included Mr. A. E. Keller Miss Lucy McDonald Jane Kibler and Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman and family of Stephan City Master Allen Bakers visiting relatives at Opequon.
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Master Allen Bakers
Opequon
Social calls spread through Winchester and nearby towns
Maryland visitors joined Mr and Mrs Norval Gore in Winchester for a Sunday gathering at Charles Pingleys. Alexandria guests Mr and Mrs McDonald visited Lillian Pingley and sister Lily Pingley with recent callers including Mrs Mary Kline Mrs Betty Cooley Miss Anna Belle McDonald Bethesda Md Mrs Pete Carper Stephens City and Mr George Donald of Winchester with Ellen and Mary Keller.
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Maryland
Norval Gore
Winchester
Charles Pingley
McDonald
Alexandria
Lillian Pingley
Lilee Pingley
H. H. McDonald
Mary Kline
Betty Cooley
Anna Belle McDonald
Bethesda
Pete Carper
Stephens City
George Donald
Ellen
Mary Keller
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S. Loudoun §&I
Anderson
N. Braddock St
Northern Virginia Power Co
Kor
Greenspring
William R. Hottle
KookAida
Lebanon
Hill’s Toy & Novelty Store
N. Loudoun St
Lost City
Schirmer
Century Music
W. Boscawen St
Remington Threesome
Berkeley
H. Rubinstein
Wrisley's Bath
Toni
Bellone Weliehag.te
Ine Sgt
Jergens Dayad
Miller’s
Arden Velva
Kaywoodie
Thelad
N.loudon ST
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