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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1950

Page

5

Wanted Help and Insurance Debits Positions

WANTED-Immediately. Man for general work. Apply York Inn. Reliable help sought for mixed duties at an inn. Also wanted to manage 25 to 45 to service established insurance debit. High school or equivalent preferred. Good salary travel retirement sick benefits. Car necessary. Call 3637 for appointment. Apply Mervel W. Adams 127 N Cameron 81.

York Inn Umber and Stean, Fitters Mervel W. Adams N. Cameron

Watkins dealership seeks determined man or woman in Winchester

Help wanted advertisement seeks a male or female applicant for J. Watkins Co. in Winchester. Must be ambitious, follow a simple proven plan, and not accept starting profits under $40 weekly or $75 after establishing. Small investment preferred with credit plan available. Write Dept. 8-3 Richmond 5k Sala.

Watkins City of Winchester J. R. Watkins Co Richmond

Classified ads scattered in Winchester Star brief items

Short notices show wanted rooming in for business man, dairy or farm work with living quarters, and lumber orders. Local merchants advertise rebuilt motors and sewing machines services. Also a hardware listing for horse meat and red squill. Institutional names include Henkel Harris Co., Montgomery Ward, Winchester Sewing Machine Co., and Solenberger's Hardware.

Woodland Ave Winchester Star Henkel-Harris Co N. Loudoun Solenberger’s Hardware

Lost items and a court show cause order in Virginia

Lost notices include a tag for a Saturday tire chain and a tiger striped kitten with harness and bell offering a reward, plus a pink plastic glasses pair with a $5 reward. A Virginia corporation court show cause order from December 26 1950 requires creditors to appear February 26 1951 regarding the estate of Alfred Lewis.

Auto Tire East Piccadilly St

Bids Sought for Warrenton Diagnostic Laboratory Project

Advertisement for bids calls for sealed duplicate bids to build a Diagnostic Laboratory in Warrenton Virginia for the Virginia Department of Agriculture. Bids due January 31 1951 at 10 00 A M E S T. Bid documents available from Architect Robert J Leary Richmond Virginia with a 10 dollar per set charge.

Warrenton Virginia State Department of Agriculture Commonwealth of Commonwealth of Virginia State of Virginia Parke C. Brinkley Department of Agriculture

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

We thank friends and neighbors for flowers cards and expressions of sympathy during our bereavement. E U Richard and Family.

E. U. Richard and Familiy

Administrator’s notice on estate of Hugh McC Rinker

Sheriff administrator Robert L. DeHaven calls creditors and debtors to settle claims or debts against the estate of Hugh McC Rinker. Notice lists filing window years 1923 to 1927 for claims and debts.

Hugh McC. Rinker Robert L. DeHaven

Frederick County Virginia Estate Hearing for Jennie Lewis

In the Frederick County Circuit Court Virginia Judge Elliott Marshall orders creditors and others to show cause by February 26 1951 why the estate of Jennie Lewis deceased should not be paid to the distributees. The case involves the accounts of J Frederick Larrick personal representative and debts against the estate.

Virginia Corporation Court OF Winchester J. F. Larrick Alfred Lewis Circuit Court Frederick County Elliott Marshall J. Frederick Larrick Jennie Lewis

Bed-Ridden Girl Receives Thousands of Christmas Cards

In Utica a five and a half year old girl, Donna Pronto, born with a spinal ailment, has received over 4 000 Christmas cards from widespread donors. Her mother said she remains happier with the cards than anything else as bundles fill her bed.

Utica Donna Pronto Charles Pronto, Jr Donna Karl

Modern Etiquette Q and A by W. L. Gordon

A 1920s etiquette column answers common questions about gloves handshakes and social correspondence. It states that gloves should not excuse a handshake and formal invitations require written replies in the third person. It also notes asparagus is eaten with a fork, not fingers.

Lesson In English by Roberta Lee

Reading note on misused words and pronunciation plus a daily vocabulary tip. It explains allusion versus illusion, backslider stress, and a misspelled drunk enness. The piece defines novitiate as the state of being a novice and urges mastering one word daily.

Roberta Lee

Tomato sauce and quick tuna snack from a 1950s column

A recipe fragment shows Tomato Sauce with butter flour salt pepper tomato juice and steps to thicken while a related Teen Age Supper menu lists tuna biscuit roll and pineapple upside down cake. The piece also notes Washington addressed Congress commander in chief to General Thomas Mifflin.

Congress Thomas Mifflin Washington

Market Quotations from Baltimore and Chicago Trade Desk

Trading is light with cold weather dampening activity. Hog prices at Chicago reach top 20.85 with various grades around 16.25 to 20.75. cattle, calves, and sheep show broad ranges for high to low grades with vealers and lambs listed amid steady ewe values.

Baltimore Tom Chicago USDA

New York Stocks Point to Mixed Day Across Key Blocks

Trading on the New York Stock Exchange shows mixed results for Allied, Bethlehem Steel, Lockheed, National Distillers, and Zenith Radio as the market fluctuates amid earnings and sector shifts.

Chicago Grains Open With Small Gains On Active Trade

Chicago grain futures opened with modest advances on the Board of Trade in active trading. Prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, soybeans, and lard showed mixed but generally higher early quotes across March May and July contract months.

Chicago Board of Trade

Court Cases Heard by Judge John Rice

Police court cases heard by Judge John Rice list defendants including Willard Powell at Woodland Ave and Norman Hemsley on Row with hauling waste in an uncovered vehicle. Sentences include fines of 9.25 for Hemsley and OBrien for drunken behavior, and 15.25 for William Jenkins for drunken and disorderly conduct. Aubrey Hartley of Stephens City cited for drunkenness with a 9.75 fine.

John Rice Willard Edward Powell Woodland Ave Norman B. Hemsley Dox Row William Smith O’brien E. Monmouth St William Jenkins N. Kent St Aubrey Clinton Hartley Stephens City

Local Soldier Is Ill in Alaska

Mr and Mrs Marion Miller of 325 Highland Ave have learned their son Pfc Charles Lee Miller is confined to a hospital in Alaska by illness. Miller has been in the Army about a year and has served in Alaska for six months.

Marion Miller Highland Ave Pfc Charles Lee Miller Alaska Pfc. Miller

Agriculture Dept Prices and Grade U S Poultry Items

A partially readable list shows poultry product grades and prices. Entries mention U. S. Grade A Extra Large and Grade A Medium and B C classifications. references to f.o.b. cave breed hens and horn hens. crude figures like 60c and .53¢ and 166 units noted. overall unclear but indicates market pricing and quality grades for farm products.

Ty Farm Bureau Ereererereee Stags

Local Markets Corrected Amid Typographical Errors

Markets sections show corrected listings amid typographical errors. Traders and brokers adjust prices and access to commodities as editors fix errors in the published market notices.

Mount Olivet Height Contention Sparks Discussion

A remark claiming Mount Olivet stood between 20 and 22 feet high prompted debate over the church site’s topography and historic measurements.

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Setore Tam Tay Sam Red Gate Buick Boss Rouss Avenue North Loudoun Street Winchester Credit Corporation Claude Kline Stephenson E. Piccadilly St Highland. Ave N. Braddock St Anherst St. A Cameron Winchester Evening Star National Ave Fred Neher Fie H. C. Lewin Eewards Plymouth Chevrolet Montgomery Ward Borel and Eureka Vacuum Cleaners Thor Winchester Sewing Machine Co Rouss Fire Hall Nicholas TZ Japan Corinne Barnett Riley Call Rees A. F. Rees, Inc Berryville, VA Pine Motor CO Dodge W. L. Gordon Cecily Brownstone George Washington New York Buncutter Tire CO S. Braddock A. al Ad Noon Agriculture Dept Aapewat Florida Mount Olivet W. Boscawen Braddock Walter M. Shade P. O. Box Pennsylvania B. Snider N. Cameron &T Cammer Tire CO Handley Sheol Handley Best Buy General Electric Anderson E. Boscawen St
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