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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1932
Page
5
NEA report outlines Albany Georgia's finances showing $135000 bank balance and no current debts. Public utilities run as city assets under a three member commission and profits fund city operations while a city manager enforces a strict annual budget.
Alfred W. Drake died at his Berryville home after a long illness. Born in Frederick County about 84 years ago, he enlisted in the Confederate army as a teenager under Lee. He worked as a tinsmith in Winchester and later in Berryville, partnering with Isaac Bowman before running his own shop. Survived by his widow and daughter Ada Drake. Sadie Drake predeceased him. Funeral at Grace Episcopal Church with interment in Green Hill Cemetery.
Reverend F B Sapp leads Sunday worship at 11 a m and 7 p m at Welltown Road Galilee Church of Disciples. Charles E McVay conducts the song service. All welcome to attend.
White Hall Methodist Episcopal invites worshippers to a 7 30 o clock Sunday evening sermon led by Rev M A Keesecker. Congregation encouraged to attend the church service.
The undersigned will sell at 10 o’clock A M on Thursday January 14 1932 at the residence of the late Mrs Aurelia Allamong near Stephenson in Frederick County the following personal property Lot of household and kitchen furniture 1 range 2 heating stoves 2 tables 4 rockers 6 dining and 6 sitting room chairs refrigerator 3 bedsteads lot of carpet 2 bureaus wardrobes 2 mirrors 1 clock lot of dishes cooking utensils etc Also 1 cow one horse wagon wheel barrow garden tools Terms Cash M M Lynch Executor of Aurelia V Allamong deceased Duvall Dunn Auctioneers Co R McCann Clerk 4-8t
Towson resident Ed Campbell and Elmer Leveneer show home improvement progress in Stephens City. Ed ward Clevenger slowly recovers from an injury caused by an electric washer. Mrs. Mary Marks visits J P Carbaugh. Trinity Lutheran Meno Aid holds an all day meeting and collects used clothing for Killinger Mountain Mission. Betty Jean Evans improves after illness. Fred Lemley moves to Washington. J Paul Bracken visits from New York en route to Florida. Sarah and Mildred Shryock return to Harrisonburg State Teachers College for holidays. Charles Beatty recovers from a fall. W F Funkhouser remains ill. Lacy Carper children improve after lingering illness.
Ebenezer Va January 8 preaching drew a large crowd. Visitors to the Whitacre home included Hope Marie Dorothy Irene Kerns and others. Several Whitacre family members and friends battle flu and illness with ongoing shop visits and church services noted.
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Reliance A B charged Rev H B Richardson with sermon duties at 1 30 p m by Rev Snyder Alleman of Stephens City Revival services planned each night next week with a different preacher nightly Friendship sermon at 11 a m Stephens City Sunday School at 2 30 p m sermon at 3 30 p m Pastor to preach at Methodist Episcopal Church South at 7 30 p m Sunday Note ends with a political joke about importing Japanese cops.
The Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester Frederick County Virginia presents its December 31 1931 financial condition to the State Corporation Commission. It lists assets including cash and due from banks bonds and securities and a banking house and lot with specified values and liabilities totaling 1 376 018 87 dollars with several detailed creditor and other liability figures.
The excerpts note that pendicitis as a term appears rarely before 1888 and a John Stuart Mill quote on social change. Also a fact states coyotes can run 2 to 55 miles per hour, sustaining speed for up to two miles.
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