Card of Thanks for Theodore Algers Family
The family expresses appreciation to friends for flowers and sympathy in the loss of their son Theodore Algers. The notice also notes thanks for support following yesterday's price.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1947
Page
10
The family expresses appreciation to friends for flowers and sympathy in the loss of their son Theodore Algers. The notice also notes thanks for support following yesterday's price.
The term is traditionally read as meaning born in the United States. No court has defined it precisely. The question of eligibility for someone born in a U S possession or territory would require a specific judicial ruling.
O J Dorsey of 236 E Fairfax Lane has been named Berryville town sergeant effective Aug 15. He previously served as Winchester special policeman and will commute from Winchester. A White Hall native, he is married to Mary Massie and they have a son Thomas Garland Dorsey.
The Winchester Evening Star advertises a booklet on dream interpretation with a dream dictionary and guidance. Readers are urged to order a copy for ten cents postpaid by sending a coupon and ten cents to the listed address in Washington D.C.
Maxwell C. Mathews elected secretary of the Hartley Morrison family reunion committee. The group plans the annual reunion and confirmation notes the address 211 W Leicester Sr for contacts.
Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards disposes cases for Douglas Jones of 339 W Cork St charging speeding with a $14.25 fine. Alvin C Fletcher of Winchester charged with reckless driving and $14.25. Malesti J O Poo Teen Orc hhard Ave charged with speeding and $14.25.
Richmond August 7 The State highway department announced that new no dumping signs along highway rights of way will have legal effect Aug 25 The regulation prohibits any person firm or corporation from dumping piling or scattering debris on Commonwealth land Violations are misdemeanor with civil liability to the Commonwealth
Government shifts toward protecting rights of way with backing from Garden and allied groups. The text notes rising attention to access issues amid broader policy changes. Census data cited shows Canada's population growing from 3,215 in 1901 to 11,506,655 in 1941.
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