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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1935
Page
8
Plans call for each dentist to donate $50 in dental services this week with $25 directed to Winchester schools and $25 to county schools, totaling about $600 in emergency relief for children whose parents cannot pay. Nurse Mary McFadden and supervisor Annie Preston Starling will oversee the program.
A program allows emergency dental work for children whose parents cannot pay. Miss McFadden handles city schools and Miss Starling county schools, requiring a signed requisition from a parent or guardian. The case is investigated and, if worthy, an order covers necessary treatment to restore dental health.
Special commissioner will auction seven described tracts of land in Stephens City Virginia on February 16 1935 at 1 30 PM in front of the post office. Tracts range from corner lots along Marlboro Road Germain Street and Sycamore Street to a half acre parcel fronting Main Street with improvements. Terms require one third cash day of sale with two equal annual installments at 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance.
Work is not with either federal or state relief work, but is voluntary on the part of each individual dentist, and is the dental profession's contribution to the relief work of this emergency community at this time.
Agricultural Agent C. C. Funkhouser announces pruning demonstrations at Richard Smith’s orchard at 9 30 a m and at Alexander MacKay Smith’s orchard near White Post at 2 p m Both orchards have trees from two years old up The sessions feature expert Tucker and will continue through the summer covering cover crops thinning and related pruning topics for fruit growers in the county.
Solomon Curtis Williamson a 59 year old Norfolk and Western Railway train conductor died last Wednesday at his Roanoke Virginia home. His funeral was held Friday at his Roanoke home and the burial occurred Saturday afternoon at Mount Hebron Cemetery with services led by Rev E B McGukin and pallbearers from the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
Attendees from Reaves Clark West Mrs Hi and Roanoke joined Miss Vir c Mrs Oscar Wells andarry MacDonald Eliza once Miss Lorinne Punkhouser daughter of the late Daniel Funkhouser of Frederick County.
The National Union Radio Corporation names Southern Wholesalers Inc. of 39 W Boscawen Street Winchester Virginia as its authorized agent. It maintains on consignment with the agent a complete assortment of National Union Radio tubes for display and sale.
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