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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1931

Page

7

Millions Depend On Rural School Buses Nationwide

The National School Bus Operators Association reports over 1.5 million children ride rural buses daily, with about 35 million dollars spent yearly. In 1930, 16,547 schools were served across 451,013 miles of routes, led by North Carolina with the most schools, while Indiana and Ohio follow in transport totals.

Eee of the Bus Association Association North Carolina Geograph New England Central Atlantic Southeast Mid-West Gulf Southwest Central Northwest West Mid- Central Pacific Southwest Pacific Northwest Indiana Ohio

Three-Day Apple School Planned For The Growers

INWOOD West Virginia August 24 The annual school for state federal apple inspectors opens Thursday at 10 am at the Inwood demonstration packing house. H B Davis head of market division State Department of Agriculture and J J Gardner federal inspection chief plan a ten day program with options for growers to attend parts of the inspectors school to improve packing qualifications.

Inwood W. Va Inwood Demonstration Packing House H. B. Davis State Department of Agriculture Mr. Davis J. J. Gardner Messrs Davis and Gardner

Three Day School Proposed After Inspectors Course

Offer to run a free three day school for all growers, foremen, packers and others to become familiar with grades inspection work and packing. A school in orchard book-keeping is also being considered.

Late Conveyances of County Realty in Frederick County

Real estate transfers admitted to record include Helen C. Dovel to R F McGraw covering parcels about five miles east of Stephens City for 6300 dollars. Other deeds list James R Beaty purchasing forty acres and White Sulphur Inn property for 9100 dollars, with several nominal or small rentals and leases in the same period.

Frederick County Helen C. Dovel R. F. McGraw Stephens City John M. Steck James R. Beaty E. A. Horsey S. B. Purcell Winchester C. W. Parish John W. Parish Copper Ridge R. T. Barton, Jr L. Adolph Richards Stonewal District Elizabeth A. Horsey Hettie W. Purcell Shannon Hill Nonce J. F. Leatherman D. E D. E. Walker, Jr T. Russell Cather People Bank, Inc National Valley Bank Staunton Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank Payne’s Chapel H. E. Pingley Standard Oil Company Oil Heat, Inc Atlantic Refining Company

For Sale Peaches and Oak Boards in Virginia and West Virginia

For sale Belle of Georgia and Elberta peaches 50 cents per bushel at Riverton Lime Company's orchards Riverton Virginia. Call or see Mr Harris at orchards. Riverton Lime Company. Also for sale 1 inch oak boards eight and nine feet long 12 dollars per thousand log run at mill near Gerrardstown West Virginia. Eugene H Campbell Kernstown Virginia.

Georgia Elberta Riverton Lime Company Riverton Virginia Mr. Harris Gerrardstown W. Va Eugene H Campbell Kernstown

Local Court fines and arraignments for several cases

A man named Omas was fined 25.25 for carrying a concealed weapon and alleged to have drawn a gun on Richard Royston. He faced a 3 pm trial on liquor charges. Jack Martin pleaded guilty to public intoxication and paid 12. Lavina Reed and Howard Coleman faced disorderly conduct and fighting charges. Reed was dismissed while Coleman paid 12. Mencken comments on clergy and the 2000 year span, noting the ongoing issue.

Richard Royston Charles Street Omas Jack Martin Lavina Reed How Ard Coleman

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