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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1936

Page

5

Winchester City Ordinances on Fire Funds Bonds and Street Lines

The document outlines multiple Winchester city ordinances from 1936 including appropriation of up to 4000 for fire hose, the incinerator project with staged payments not to exceed 15600, and a 500000 bond issue for water system expansion with voter approval. It also covers building line restrictions on Boscawen Street, sidewalk widening, curb radius at Kent Street, and sale transfer of 1.6 acres of land with payment to the city for correction of ownership error.

Parkersburg Girl to Queen Mountain State Forest Festival

Miss Mary Jane Bell of Parkersburg will reign as Silvia VII at the seventh Mountain State Forest Festival in Elkins on October 1 to 3. Bell, a Marietta College student, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas William Bell and was announced by festival director general A Spates Brady. The festival lineage lists Silvias from 1930 to 1935 with names from Ripley Wheeling Charleston Berryville Huntington and Bluefield, marking a long Western Virginia heritage.

Parkersburg Elkins Silvia VII Mary Jane Bell Marietta College Marietta Ohio Thomas William Bell A. Spates Brady Miss Bell W. Va Margaret Straley Ripley West Virginia University Kathryn Montgomery Wheeling Emily Frances Maxwell Charleston Westwood Beverley Byrd Berryville Garnette Northcott Huntington Sarah Kathryn Thompson Bluefield

Old Photo Found of Rouss Fire Company Group

A photograph showing members of the Rouss Fire Company and the Union Cornet Band, likely from Confederate Memorial Day June 6, dating back up to 37 years, was found at the R engine house on Saturday. Many pictured veterans have since died, and C. Fred Barr prepared an enlarged copy from the damaged edges.

Rouss Fire Company Old Union Cornet Band R Engine House Ottie. Peniver He Cepa C. Fred Barr

Company frames historic edge trim for hall display

A long standing effort yields a framed edge trim exhibit intended for the company hall. The piece preserves a bygone practice and marks the site with early industrial craft and corporate heritage.

Sheriff McCann Named Virginia Delegate to Prison Association

Sheriff Harry L. McCann of Frederick County has received official notice of his appointment by Governor George C. Peery as delegate from Virginia to the sixty sixth annual Congress of the American Prison Association, meeting September 13 18 in Chicago Illinois. He was also recently elected president of the Virginia State Sheriffs Association.

Harry L. McCann Frederick County George C. Peery Virginia American Prison Association Chicago Ill McCann Virginia State Sheriffs’ Association

City to Sell City Quarry Lot to Stuart Perry for 900

The city of Winchester will deed the eastern portion of the City Quarry Property to Stuart Perry upon payment of 900.00 dollars. The deed transfers the land described by a survey on file in the City Manager’s office. Mayor C R Anderson authorized the deed with the common council’s approval on August 4, 1936.

Ity Ipon Toro Reve Common Council F. H. Krebs C. R. Anderson K. H. Krebs City OF Winchester Messrs I. N. Good T. R. Cather Shawnee Realty Company Stuart Messrs. Good and Cather Stuart Perry City George W. Haddox, Shawnee Realty Company George Eagle Eagle Virginia Arthur M. Field

Last Rites For F L Fletcher Held In Tuscon

Frederick Fletcher native of Frederick county died last week in Tuscon Arizona after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 5 PM Saturday at Rielly funeral parlors and interment followed in Evergreen Cemetery. Sister Mrs Gertrude Emmonds and son Clayton Emmonds of Los Angeles attended the services.

Frederick Fetcher Frederick County Tuscon Ariz Rielly Evergreen Cemetery Gertrude Emmonds Clayton Emmonds Los Angeles Calif

Beautiful Woolen Novelty Blanket in Many Shades

A wide range of novelty blankets blends wool content with decorative patterns. The assortment offers diverse colors and designs suitable for home use and gifts.

Blanket Values for Fall Savings

A 72 by 84 inch wool blanket offered in assorted patterns and shades. Describes fine quality and ideal use for cool autumn evenings, with a call to buy now and save.

Public Sale of Leeds Manor Orchard Tracts

Public sale at Warrenton Virginia on September 10 1936 at 11 a m of twelve tracts in Fauquier County near Markham. Tracts include multiple Leeds Manor orchard lands totaling five to 56 acres each, conveyed to O W Borden and William M Smith from various grantors in 1926. Terms require one third cash, rest in one and two years with 6 percent interest, secured by deed of trust.

Redace O. W. Borden William M. Smith Circuit Court Fauquier County Warrenton Virginia Markham Leeds Manor Wm. M. Smith Elizabeth Hirsius Co. W. Bor L. W. Diehl A. G. Newcomb Charles E. J. Lang J. A. Melcher Mathilde A. Diehl Kate M. K. Judd Beeree William Evans Bruner Carrie L. Hoffman George D. Upson Katharine Miller Bernard Miller

Public Sale of City Real Estate in Winchester

The trustee will sell at public auction in front of the County Court House in Winchester at 12 noon on September 12, 1936, a one half undivided interest in a lot fronting 24 feet on the west side of 8 Braddock Street, improved by a brick and frame house at No. 209. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal payments with 6 percent interest, secured by a deed of trust and fire insurance on the building. Warren Rice, Trustee.

Corporation Court of Winchester County Court House Braddock St Warren Rice

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Corporation Court Common Council of Marshall Anderson Messrs. Barr Barnett Coble Delloe Forney Hable Miller Rosenberger E. J. Snapp Dr. Snapping Henry Co. R. Anderson Boscawen Street Cameron and Kent Streets Kent Street Boscawen THE Nsoli ASCO Poy Esso Standard Oil Company OF New Jersi Essolene Happy F. L. Fletcher St.marys BI ST. Marys Esmond Dept H. S Teeee Candlewick Cretonnes West Virginia Rees A. F. Rees, Inc Berryville, Va. VA Beanch Fissd, Inc Leeds Myrna Loy Warner Baxter the Capitol Ora Buncutter Tire Co
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