Noise That Annoys in Petersburg Power Mowers Case
Petersburg police chief W E Traylor says complaints about Sunday noise from power lawn mowers were addressed by his department. Neighbors report disturbance as spring greenery prompts yard work.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1956
Page
6
Petersburg police chief W E Traylor says complaints about Sunday noise from power lawn mowers were addressed by his department. Neighbors report disturbance as spring greenery prompts yard work.
Local listing shows various sale items and prices including pup tents at 5.95 and 11.95, a hand ax, canteens, gloves, and sleeping bags from A and N Store. Other notices advertise a house at 1104 S Loudoun, a refrigerator, a 1954 Cub tractor, and a 37 model Ford with contact details and dates noted.
Solen berger's Farm Bureau and Murphy Feed issue a lost watch notice for a ladies' gold wrist watch with a black cord band, last seen at Handley School or on a city bus. Beaver's Drug Store offers a reward. Contact Beaver's Drug Store with details.
The Kiwanis Club will hold its annual Christmas program during the regular luncheon at 12 15 p m at the George Washington Hotel. Rev Forrest B Oglesby chairs the church committee and Mrs Gilbert Tillotson leads group singing and will sing a solo.
Funeral service for James B. Singhass held yesterday at 2 p m at Jones Funeral Home. The Rev Robert C Bradford Jr pastor of the Opequon Group of Presbyterian Churches officiated after he died following a long illness Friday night at his residence in Opequon.
Herbert L. Smoke Marc B. Boone James C. Sawyer R Brill and C Vernon are interred at Mount Hebron Cemetery in a family or community service. The notice records the names and final resting place without further details.
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