Mixed Classified Notices Share Local Notices and Lost Items
The snippet lists frame shop and hardware ads, employment pitch for Watkins route, rental and real estate notices, multiple lost items including a high school ring and fox hounds, a claim notice, and a public sale of county realty in Frederick County Virginia with auction details and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City High School
E. H. N. Winchester
Joseph Clowser
West Va. Ave
Tan Billfield
Charles R. Breeden
North Kent St
Sergeant Sale of De Soto Sedan in Winchester Circuit
By virtue of an execution from the Corporation Court of Winchester in Cooley v. Collis, a 1941 De Soto Sedan with Motor No. S8-27509 will be sold in front of the Frederick County Court House on Saturday December 28, 1946 at 12 30 PM for cash. G. G. Baker, Sergeant, City of Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Phil Bowman
C. Edward Dusing & Son
Beau Essig
All Papers
Top Register
Checkerboard Feed Store
H. P
Capitol Restaurant
P. O
Pall Mall
E. W. Armstrong
N. Cameron
Winchester
Valley Weatherstrip & Awning Co
S. Loudoun
Boyce
Frederick County
Viema
Russell
Siler
Gainesboro
Virginia
Benjamin F. Heflin
W.E. Edwards
Dunne& Duvall
W. EF. Edwards
Corporation Court
Cooley
Automobile Sale Announcement by Coleman Dunn Auctioneer
A public automobile sale is announced for December 28 1946 at 12 30 PM. Coleman Dunn Auctioneer conducts the sale.
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Coleman Dunn
Notice of rate changes by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia filed December 20 1946 with the State Corporation Commission new schedules changing rates rules and regulations. Increases proposed for toll and new services take effect January 21 1947 with other services on billing dates after. A hearing is set for January 13 1947 at 2:00 PM in Richmond Virginia where the public may present data. The schedules are on file with the State Corporation Commission and at the company offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
Commission
State
Richmond
Truman reports 70 percent of lend-lease paid
President Truman informed Congress that 70 percent of U S lend-lease aid has been marked paid and valued the accounting as a foundation for postwar economic stability. He noted total aid through Sept 30 at 50.692 billion dollars with expected recoveries of over 10 billion in reverse lend-lease and payments. Britain received 65 percent, the Soviet Union 23 percent, with talks invited to start with Russia though no negotiations yet with Yugoslavia, Poland, or Czechoslovakia.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
United States
Russia
Britain
Mr. Truman
Yugoslavia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
CIO and AFL Fight Tuck Bills
Spokesmen for Virginia CIO and AFL unions plan to present arguments against Governor Tuck’s labor bills at a public hearing before the Virginia Advisory Legislative Council. The pros and cons will be aired in the State Senate Chamber with a second hearing scheduled for tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Roanoke’s Hustines Courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Cio
AFL
Tuck
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Senate
Roanoke
Hustines
US Submarines Sink Japanese Merchantmen and Combat Vessels
As of August 30 1945 estimates show US submarines sank 1 020 Japanese merchantmen totaling about 4 709 000 gross tons and 206 combatant vessels totaling about 526 000 standard tons.
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United States
J.N. A
Local Semi-Pros Lose In W Va 37-36 Moose Club Wins
Winchester semi pro team sponsored by Garber Ice Cream loses to Charles Town Moose Club 37-36 at Harper’s Ferry gym. Bill Magaha scores 14, C O Bannion and Andrews add eight each as a tight fourth quarter decides the game. Winchester trails 16-19 at halftime and seeks a home court alongside an armory plan.
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Winchester
Garber Ice Cream Company
Moose Club
Charles Town
Uncle John’s
Cabineers
Agate
Bill Magaha
C. O’bannion
Andrews
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Card of Thanks and In Memoriam Notes
Card of Thanks from H D Whitacre and children thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of Gettie Whitacre with flowers and car use. In Memoriam remembers a son who died one year ago, with lines from family, reflecting on loss and country service.
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Gettie Whitacre
H. D. Whitacre
Dad
Beryl
Jeanne
George
Musial and Slaughter Dominate 1946 NL Stats
The article notes Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals led NL with a .365 batting average and captured the slugging title with a .587 average while Enos Slaughter drove in 130 runs and posted a .300 average. Slaughter’s effort helped the Cardinals contend, with Musial earning MVP honors despite a ninth-vote anomaly. Ralph Kiner led strikeouts with 109 and set 23 homers as a fresh man, while Ed Stanky and Johnny Mize also posted top marks.
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New York
Stan Musial
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Musial
Donora
Navy
Slaughter
Harry Walker
Birds
Johnny Mize
del Ennis
Phillies
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Ed Stanky
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Vince Dimaggio
Kiner
State Commission Plans Closing Quail Season In Virginia
The State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries will consider next month curtailing the quail season to conserve dwindling birds. Executive director I. T. Quinn notes legal steps take about three weeks, by which time the season may already be closed east of the mountains. western season runs Nov 20 to Jan 5, eastern to Jan 20.
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State Commission
Virginia
Richmond
State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
I. T. Quinn
Obli gations contracted by others cited by Glenn Coffelt
The fragment notes obligations contracted by parties other than Glenn G. Coffelt. It provides no further details on the scope, parties, or dates involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myself
Glenn
Coffelt
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Winchester Evening Star
George W Washington
Frances Gannon
W.hale
Bakers Drug Store
Ork
Shawnee
White Palace
Baker’s Drug Store
Calvin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Chevrolet
Care Star
Hezekiah Ashby
F. D. Winchester
Ling
Dial
Florida
R. R. Junior
Carert
Keetleysville
J. Edgar Ramsburg
Sharpens Md
Care Winchester Evening Star
Kent St
Apt
Barr’e &Tidin
Severv Frits
Solenberger Hardware
Thur
Pri
Watkins
J. R Watkins Company
P. O. Box
Little Mountain
Raceburg
City
Sadie Montgomery
Marcelline Cook
Lucy Kelly
A. H. McIntyre
G. G. Baker
County Realty
Lee N. Whitacre
Philco
Bailey
Goodman
N. Loudoun St
Busy Baker Crackers
Ceke
City of
Automobile Sale
Frederick County Court House
the Star
Mountain Water
Jennifer Witt
Miami
CIO
W.va
Charles Town Mooses
B. Brimm
F. Yeakle
B. Magaha
Garber
H. Ritter
BE. Shakes
B. Moore
J. Lewis
I. Zuckerman
E. Hartley
B. Lovett
H. Andrews
C. Gore
C. O. Bannion
J. O'Bannion
H. Eisner
F. Reed
G. Dorsey
Clarke County News Service
Charlottesville
Fredericksburg
Trailways
Greyhound Terminal
N. Braddock Rhone
APTI
Stan Musical
Strasburg
Riley Bros. Real Estate
Clarke County
W. Boscawen St
Harry
Grimm’s
FE. Boscawen St
GENFI
RAL Typewriter Exchange
Buncutter Tire CO. Cor
Braddock & Germain Sts
Budweiser
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