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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1927
Page
6
The governor defends state liberty against federal overreach while praising Maryland’s governance. He stresses the bill of rights as a charter of American liberty and pledges to protect against despotism, urging practical defense of civil rights within state power.
J H Yost as cashier swears the bank's balance sheet shows assets totaling 3 236 829 06 with deposits at 2 184 148 64 and liabilities including time deposits 1 256 365 68 and demand deposits 884 234 80. The report lists capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and reserves with the Federal Reserve Bank.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous individuals and corporate names connected to a library related event or project. Entities include Armour & Company Buick Motor Company Carnegie, Beech Nut Packing Company and Independent Dennison Mfg. along with many personal names and society affiliations.
The 1926 27 annual report notes 69 197 visits and a May 5 Apple Blossom Festival peak of 1 683 attendees. It cites major donations from Ada ameet Oppe H E McKilliste Carl Fyme and others, plus 59 home book borrows for the year, 415 new borrowers and 83 new donors.
revival fires are aflame in the great tabernacle meeting in Virginia with a message of deep heart searching. Dr Banks of Kentucky opens with prayer and calls for consecration as Rev Bridgers leads sermons on judgment and the ungodly.
Rites for Eliza J. Whirley were conducted at the home of her son in law and daughter in Relief Sunday with many friends present. Rev James Johnson of Stephens City EB Church led the service and hymns included Safe in the Arms of Jesus Time We Will Understand and Sweet By and By. Pallbearers were C C Banser man Fred Ridings Jake Hausefluck Ernest Tevalt John Madagen Robert White. Buried beside her husband and son in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
Miss Gertrude Lindamood of Lebanon Church hosts a sister Miss Mole Lindamood at the home of Mr Bowman on South Loudoun Street for a family gathering in Lebanon.
The document shows Russell A. Shryock as cashier swearing an oath about a statement of Snandal condition dated December 1926. It references a bank and a state authority with altered spellings and garbled OCR text, indicating an official financial declaration or affidavit.
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