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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1944
Page
6
Deputy Collectors of Internal Revenue will visit multiple locations on January dates to assist farmers and others in preparing their 1944 final estimated income tax returns. The schedule includes Post Office sites, Woodstock, Front Royal, Berryville, and Winchester with dates from January 3 to January 15.
Several Shenandoah Valley National Bank Harold G Brown cashier and Savings Bank with John I Sloat cashier announce holiday closure on Tuesday January 1 1945. Farmers and Merchants National Bank led by J H Yost cashier confirms closure on New Year Day with notes about maturing funds payable the following banking day.
Radio notes schedule for tonight lists 8:00 Stars 8:15 Future 8:30 Famous July 8:45 Trials. Highways in Melody with Aldrich and Duffy's Tavern.
The First Grade performs A Visit from Santa Claus with Allan Farmer as Santa and Ronnie Miller as the old man. Second Grade reports $4.60 in stamps and $150 in bonds. Fourth Grade decorates with Christ Child table, Santa Clauses, poinsettias, and cards. party planned for December 21. Dramatic and Literary Club presents The Christmas Fairy and Scrooge. Christmas tree brought by Rubble Roy Vance and others. two songs White Christmas.
A Gainesboro school Christmas assembly featured solo parts by Colleen Largent and Clarendon Ruble with a group, plus a play The Clown Who Hated Christmas. Students drew names for gifts and gave a party after. Various grades reported on birth days, flag day, and fund drives with notes on clubs and 4-H activities.
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour precipitation at 0.49 inches, December to date 2.73 inches, year to date 38.46 inches. Monthly averages from 1913 43 include 2.51 inches in January and 3.74 inches in August. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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