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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1947

Page

3

Church Services and Sunday Schools List Across Multiple Charges

A consolidated notice lists Sunday schools worship times and youth fellowships for Montague Avenue, Middletown, Galilee Church of Christ, Evangelical United Brethren Winchester Charge, Mt. Pleasant, Red Bud, Gravel Springs Lutheran Parish, St. James and St. John, Stephens City, Brucetown, Stephenson, Walnut Springs Christian Church in Oranda Virginia, and North Frederick Charge Winchester District. Includes Holy Communion times and layman’s service and notes an annual church board meeting January 5.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Winchester John E. Oliver Pleasant Valley C. E. Society Mt. Pleasant Red Bud Stephens City E. C Holy Communion Fairview Jean Baker Ebenezer Disciple Church

Telephone Co proposes rate changes in Virginia

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia filed December 20 1946 with the State Corporation Commission new schedules, seeking increases in existing rates. Changes would take effect January 21 1947 for toll and new services, with other services following. A hearing is set for January 13 1947 at 2:00 PM in Richmond Virginia. Public data and schedules are available at the State Corporation Commission office and the company’s offices.

Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia State Corporation Commission Commission State Office Richmond The

Public sale of city residence in Winchester Virginia

Special Commissioner announces public auction of property in Winchester on January 9, 1947 at 11 a.m. The lot includes 330 East Piccadilly Street with six room house and garage. Sale terms require one third cash, balance in two annual installments with bonds, deed of trust, and insurance. Clerk certification filed December 27, 1946.

Helen Hockman Donald Rhodes Corporation Court Winchester Virginia East Piccadilly Street Charles A Saum William Herrell Corporation Clerk’s Office D. B Herbert S. Larrick I. P. J. Marshall P. J. Marshall

Presidents And Their Wives booklet notice

A 52 page booklet covers presidents from Washington to Truman and their wives with biographies, electoral tables, and photographs. Price fifteen cents postpaid. Include payment and address. Also includes a cat lifespan trivia note stating about 15 years.

George Washington Harry S. Truman White House United States Truman

Widow Donates First $5,000 to Gari Melchers Memorial Fund

Richmond Virginia January 3 The widow of artist Gari Melchers Mrs Corinne L Melchers of Fredericksburg has made an initial gift of 5000 toward establishing the Gari Melchers Memorial Fund. The fund will be augmented by future donations and the estate of Mrs Melchers upon her death to endow the memorial. Belmont the Melchers home near Fredericksburg is deeded to the state for the memorial and the Melchers studio and gallery were part of the property. The Last Supper by Melchers is owned by the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the trustees will administer the memorial. Melchers works are held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art New York National Gallery Berlin Toronto Art Institute Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts and others.

Richmond Gari Melchers Corinne L. Melchers Fredericksburg Rappahannock Frederickshuro Virginia Melchers Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Metropolitan New York

Woodmen Of World Officer Installation Tonight

Calvin Keller was elected to lead Hickory Woodmen of the World for 1947 and will be installed tonight at 8 o’clock in Odd Fellow’s Hall. State Manager J B Brown of Richmond will perform the installations and deliver a brief message to members.

Calvin Keller Age Rer Teed Hickory J. B. Brown Richmond Keller H. S. Williamson Douglas Sirbaugh D. C. Hottle L. I. Carper Ralph Lamp Lewis Lamp Charles Fleming

Feed The Birds Plea by Local SPCA

The local SPCA asks citizens to feed birds during winter to prevent starvation. Grain bread crumbs and suet at a clean sheltered feeding station attract red birds sparrows and other species, lowering the winter death toll and helping companionship all year.

SPCA

Do Insects Have Good Eye Sight

It is believed that the best eyes possessed by insects cannot perceive objects clearly at a distance of more than six feet.

Valley Speaker Principal at Shenandoah Valley Meeting

Dr. John L. Davis of the National Association of Manufacturers will be the principal speaker at the 23rd annual Shenandoah Valley meeting in Elkton. The all day session at The Gables Elkton resort hotel includes a brief business meeting and welcomes all Shenandoah Valley citizens.

John L. Davis National Association of Manufacturers New York City Shenandoah Valley, Inc Elkton Florenz Hinz Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce Gables Shenandoah Valley

British Counter Moves In Palestine After Underground Attacks

In Jerusalem on January 3 a deadly spree by Jewish underground groups left one British officer dead and many wounded. The coordinated strikes across 12 locations including Jerusalem and Tel Aviv employed mines grenades automatic weapons and home made flame throwers signaling a major British response in the Holy Land.

Jerusalem Holy Land Tel Aviv Tiberias Hedera

Palestine Attacks End Month of Relative Peace

The strikes at Kiryat Haim and other sites ended a month of calm in Palestine. Observers expect British reprisals such as curfews to pursue those behind the attacks, which some sources say were carried out by Irgun Zvai Leumi and the Stern Gang. The violence follows Zionist Congress condemnation and comes shortly after David Ben-Gurion's London remarks on a Jewish state.

Kiryat Hain Palestine Irgun Zvai Leumi Stern Gang World Zionist Congress David Ben-Gurion Jewish Agency Bengpegy Ten London Holy Land

Gusler Dies in Electric Chair at Virginia Penitentiary

Pha Amon J. Gusler, 52, a Martinsville furniture plant worker, died in the electric chair at the Virginia State Penitentiary. Russell Smith, a fellow inmate, was mentioned in connection with the incident. The report also notes air mail rate changes to foreign countries effective November 1, listing 10 cents for South American half ounces, 25 cents for Africa Asia and East Indies, and 25 cents for the South Pacific areas.

B. Uw. A Co Eign Ate Europe North Africa Africa Asia East Indies South Pacific

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Montague’ Avenue John Teter Round Hill Macedonia Middletown Methodist Charge H. S. Roane Grace Sunday School Hites Galilee Church of Christ C. A. Quenzel Bible School Gravel Springs E. B. Smith Bethel St. James St. John Brucetown F. T. Fulcher Welltown Walnut Springs North Frederick Emory Ellmore Little Mountain White Hall St. Joseph Lydia E. Pinkham Vicks VA Clarence Shiley M. M. Adams Republic Amherst and Boscawen Sts E. Piccadilly St Camp’s Surgical N. Loudoun St Newberry Building Olga Rocco Brooklyn N. Y Times Square Pearl Lusk Miss Lusk Rocco Mrs. Rocco Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Eye St. N. E Washington D. C Betteweet Washington, D. C Riley Riley Brothers Hansbrough & Carter Bldg Cardigans Better Values Dept Store Winchester’s Shopping Woodmen of World S. O. Mason Cc. C. Gough Leslie Fries Brown J. B. Hitchcock Feed the Spca Organization Brumback Gusler Corrigan Barr’s Masonic Temple Winchester, Virginia Firestone Stores N. Braddock St Shenandoah Valley National Bank U.S U. S W. Nelson Page E. G. Rusk John C. Blackburn Frank Armstrong, JR Exec Vice Pres National Fruit Product Company, Inc Stewart Bell Harold G. Brown Cashier P. W. Boyd Claude R. Cammer Valley Service Station, Inc Allen T. Hawthorne Eugene B. Cooper J. Sloan Kuykendall J. W. Richard Carl T. Cather Robert D. Glaize H. K. Benham Harry F. Byrd, JR Winchester Star Clifford D. Grim H. B McCormac. Jr Virginia Woolen Company John H. Rosenberger J. W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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