Sunday Church Services and Programs Across Braddock Street Area
A listed survey of numerous churches on Braddock Street and nearby streets shows services across denominations. Parishes include Braddock Street Methodist with worship at 11 and candlelight 7:15, Centenary Reformed, Christ Episcopal, Nazarene, Congregational Christian, First Assembly of God, First Baptist, Grace Lutheran, Highland Ave Presbyterian, Mount Carmel Baptist, Sacred Heart Catholic, and Winchester Presbyterian among others. Details include Sunday school times, worship and sermon slots, youth and choir activities, and special events like Christmas programs and cantatas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock St. Methodist
Wm. Archer Wright
J. J. Hawse
Board of Education
Montague Ave
Edward A. Plunkett
Macedonia
Round Hill
Men's Bible Class Notices Hooulder-Kern Market St Methodist
Hoover Kern Bible class of Market Street Methodist church will worship at 9 45 tomorrow. Wesleyan Men's Bible class also noted without full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Bible Class
Hoover-Kern
Market St
Market St. Methodist Church
Apple and Peach Orchard Survey Planned for 1948 Virginia
Virginia agriculture officials announce a 1948 survey of apple and peach trees to track numbers by age and variety and to estimate production. The study aims to aid marketing, aid future plantings, and compare with the 1937 data, with mail questionnaires followed by in person follow ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Horticulture Society
Henry M. Taylor
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Taylor
Washington
Arizona
New York
Illinois
Tennessee
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
VPI Department of Horticulture
Sheepbreeders Set January Meetings in Virginia
Blacksburg dispatch notes Virginia two sheep breeders organizations plan annual meetings in the third week of January. The Valley Northern Virginia Purebred Sheepbreeders Association will meet in Staunton with C. C. Funkhouser of White Post serving as president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
Virginia
Valley-Northern Virginia
How often to turn a mat tatress
A solid mattress should be turned every week and an inner spring mattress every two weeks according to authorities. It is advised to clean a mattress monthly with a vacuum or soft brush.
City And County Realty Transfers Snapshot
A sequence of land transfers shows Annie A Massie selling two lots near Step hens City to H C Racey while Isaac Hodgson transfers property in Back Creek near Mt Falls to William Burgess. Other deeds include Twin Springs filling station parcel to Gilbert Whit and various properties around Winchester, Stephens City, and Opequon with multiple owners and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie A. Massie
H. C. Racey
Stephens City
Isaac Sidney Hodgson
William Burgess
Back Creek
Mt. Falls
Phillip Loy
Gilbert Whitacre
Twin Springs
Fannie B. Frazier
Raymond S. Butler
Main St
John M. Feltner
R. Cc. Carter
Winchester
Joel C. Jones
Fair G. Butler
Elmer Strosnider
George Fletcher
Marlboro
German Sts
Stephens Ity
Charles Beard
Mary V. Beard
Opequon
Cedar Creek
Frank M. Hardy
Cora B. Hardy
Kernstown
James A. Cather
Ira G. Eaton
Stonewall
Wayne D. Nixon
Laura V. Marple
Richard G. Orndorff
Hogue Creek
Winona Ford
Erle L. Ford
Warren F. Glascock
Five Tuberculosis Fatalities Listed In Ten Months Here
Tuberculosis claimed five Winchester residents in the first ten months of 1948, per the Virginia State Health Department vital statistics. The statewide death toll reached 879, compared with 1,223 for the previous year’s twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia State Department On Health
Division of Vital Statistics
Slaying Ties To AWOL Soldiers Questioned in Erie
Two hitchhikers Harold Sweet and Ira Howell admitted robbing and bludgeoning 80 year old landlady Mrs Lucille Harwold at a Toledo rooming house. They were stopped six miles from the Ohio line and blood on their clothes led to confession. Howell said he struck with an iron bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
Anol
Lucille Harwold
Edward Mongeon
Harold Sweet
Johnstown
Ira Thomas Howell
Beckley
Mongeon
Harwold
Sweet
Howell
Harold
Plasma Administered Driver Hurt in Route 11 Crash
Joseph A. Badusci of Fords New Jersey suffered multiple lacerations and a shoulder injury when his 1947 Chevrolet collided with a southbound 1946 Chevrolet driven by James William Wayne of Rising Sun Maryland on Route 11 near Stephens City. Each car sustained about $400 damage and both were towed to B and M garage. Wayne was to be discharged soon and Badusci received plasma after admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Badusci
Fords
N. J
Stephens City
Baduski
C. A. Seale
New Jersey
James William Wayne
Rising Sun
E. B. Mitchell
Mitchell
Wayne
Winchester
Transportation Vehicles Inc
Brooklyn
B & M Garage
Date formats in U S and British style
The common US format is month day year while World War II led the Army and Navy to use day month year The English standard follows day month year per the Author's and Printers' Dictionary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Army
Navy
England
Byrd Criticizes Air Force for Missing Payroll Total
Sen. Byrd, chairman of the Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures, faults the Air Force for not knowing its manpower. The October civilian staff rose to 887,130, with 1,563,000 in uniform, meaning more than one civilian per two servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Byrd
Air Force
Joint Committee
Executive Branch
Low Pressure Hydrogenation of Coal Investigated
Government scientist Dr. Henry H. Storch heads the Bureau of Mines research on synthetic fuels. He told the Pittsburgh American Chemical Society that combining several developing procedures could cut coal derived liquid fuel costs. Bruceton labs are investigating cheaper processing refinements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Henry H. Storch
U. S. Bureau of Mines’ Research and Development
Office of Synthetic Fuels
American Chemical Society
Storch
The
Chemical Society
U.S. Bureau of Mines Laboratories
Bruceton
New Approach to Synthetic Liquid Fuel via Direct Hydrogen
A study outlines a basic strategy for producing synthetic liquid fuels using direct hydrogen inputs. The concept emphasizes hydrogen coupling with carbon sources to generate fuels, signaling a potential shift in energy chemistry research without detailing implementation milestones.
Fragmentary note on coal processing temperatures and pressure
A fragment describes coal treatment involving higher temperatures and moderate pressures. The text hints at a process change or study but lacks full context or outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Centenary Reformed Dr
L Flickinger
Christ Episcopal
James B. Roe
Christian Science
Cork St
Church of the Nazarene
A. L. Lepley
W. T. Swisher
Robert A. Whitten
Bible School
Cork
Christian Disciples
William J Hadden Jr
Claude M. Grove
Elm St
I. L. Stonesifer
First Assembly of God
M. N. Zezzo
First Baptist
E. T. Clark
First Brethren
Paul E. Dick
C. Frye
First Evangelical United Brethren
Carl W. Deiser
Edwin F Ritter
Grace Lutheran
William E. Eisenberg
Highland Ave. Presbyterian
Joseph S. Duckwall
Elwood Willey
Lee Rinker
John Mann Methodist
E. H. Jackson
Onna Robinson
Loudoun St. Church
Lewis F. Havermale
Carl S. Horner
Mt. Carmel Baptist
C. M. Somer
Garfield Prather
Sacred Heart Catholic
Julian Bullock
South Braddock St
Winchester Presbyterian
Ronald S. Wilson
Russell Joyce c
S. S. Council
Mary Bittinger
WINC
G. Adams
Seiberling Battery
Jnce
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
U.S
Model
U. S
E. Boscawen St
Anderson
Eta Aia Po
Frederick County
William C. Miller
Jack Stern
S. Stewart St
Willis J. Anderson
Hattie V. Anderson
N. Cameron St
Helen Ransom
Charles D. Anderson
Als
Orville L. Bloom
Donald F. Smith
Shenandoah Ave
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
C. A. Robinson
Tennyson Ave
Denier
Leggett
Winchester’s
Sen
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
American Flyer & Marx
B. F. Goodrich
Loudoun St
Colonial Beauty
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
B. Piccadilly St
Candle Light Club
Martinsburg, W. VA
ED Curry
Martinsburg
Chofce
Peng
Claston Shoes Shoes
Royal
Burgundy
the Shoe Center, Inc
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