Fuller church attendance urged by Winchester reader
In a letter to The Star dated January 1 1927 J B Russell of Winchester Virginia urges the city to require fuller church participation and questions a Council approved wooden building in the fire zone He warns the structure heated by stoves could raise fire risk and fire insurance costs and calls for safeguards to protect crowds at tabernacle services.
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Amherst Street
Indian Alley
Piccadilly
Cork Street
Winchester
Weather outlook for the week by the Associated Press
Washington reports a stormy start to the week with light rain or snow in the North and Middle Atlantic States. Forecasters expect two to three fair days followed by general rains in the Middle Atlantic and lingering snow or rain in the north. Temperatures rise Monday then stay above normal before turning much colder toward week’s end.
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Associated’ Press
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North Atlantic
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Loanapa Building Corporation
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be held at the office of Hans brough and Carter Monday January 17 1927 at 10 a.m. Shirley Carter secretary treasure.
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Loanapa Building’ Corporation
Hansbrough& Carter
Shirley ‘Carter
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