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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1951
Page
7
Public notice of classified display rates two column widths and daily minimum charge. Advises that ads from out of town require cash with order and outlines closing hours at 7 pm for same day insertion.
Multiple old style ads list sale items from stove wood to house, pigs, puppies and used auto parts. Listings include registered Spot ted Poland China pigs Clyde Thompson Middle town 1-6-13-2t and a 1946 Buick Super 4 door sedan in perfect condition with contact 3635 after 3 45 p m. Other ads mention modern 6 room house oil heat garag e call 3631 and Palmer truck sanders 50 per set Battletown Transfer Berryville 363. Continuous miscellaneous sales across Winchester area.
Heavy tarpaulins in any size by E. W. Armstrong address Cameron Street Winchester Virginia. Also five room frame dwelling near Stephens City and two bedroom bungalow for rent by Good & Company 18 Rouss Avenue phone 4425. Sewing machine tire Pontiac floor furnace electric lanterns and spotlights offered by local shops with contact numbers and addresses.
Classified notice listing multiple employment ads seeking salesmen with travel ability and commissions, delivery and farm equipment demo roles, GI Bill training positions, and local service jobs in Winchester Star area. Includes box commerce references and employer names.
Montgomery Ward & Co offers immediate delivery on Ford Chevrolet Dodge and Plymouth motors with all other makes available to order. Installations arranged with payments as little as nine dollars monthly. Located at 27 South Loudoun Street Winchester VA. (12-20-tf)
New patients admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital include Mrs Hugh E Coates Route 3 Jerry Christian son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Christian Route 2 Phyllis R Reardon daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Reardon 310 N Loudoun St Mrs Lester Arnold dr 715 S Washington St Mrs Ralph Mooers 500 S Stewart St Mrs Ray A Hulver Woodstock Lane Mrs Thomas H Manuel 8088S Braddock St Mrs Richard Jackson 616 Patterson Ave Mrs Robert Nutter Route 2 Bonnie Gail Lowery daughter of Mr and Mrs John P Lowery 105 S Kent St Mrs William Taylor 20 E Gerard St Mrs Wynford Moreland Capon Bridge W Va Mrs Richard Orndorff Mr Williams David E Place son of Mr and Mrs Joshua Place Cross Junction Mrs Thomas V Budd Marshall Mrs Albert Blosser Stanley Mrs Layton Maury Clearbrook Mrs Stanley Riley Gore Mrs John H Sargent White Post Mrs Herman Moore The Plains Mrs Garland Strawderman Front Royal
Mrs Evelyn S Krug formerly of Winchester died yesterday morning at Harrisburg General Hospital Pennsylvania after a brief illness She was the mother of Mary M Krug the educational director at Winchester Memorial Hospital The family home was 321 West Cork Street Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church active missionary work in Africa for 40 years Surviving: son Alvin a Baptist missionary to China now in Jamaica daughter Dorothea of Springfield Also survived by her husband now deceased Mass funeral services set for Wednesday at 11 at St Mark's Church Harrisburg with burial in the adjacent cemetery.
Dr Roy Clyde Fravel a longtime Woodstock surgeon died Saturday at 3 40 PM in University Hospital Charlottesville after illness at his Woodstock hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at his late home with Masanutten Cemetery interment. Masonic rites will be conducted at the grave by Cassia Lodge No 142.
A Commerce Department report shows 181 322 people employed in the motion picture industry in 1948. The figure reflects the size of the industry during that year and highlights its employment scale.
President Truman's economic report outlines defense needs as pay‑as‑you‑go, with tighter profits and wage controls, higher production, and renewed price and tax measures. Steel mills run at over 100 percent capacity while industry accelerates expansion amid inflation signals and labor shifts.
The Kerns family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness, flowers, and support after the death and funeral of their mother Grace Kerns.
Washington officials demand final settlement of Russia's eleven billion dollar lend-lease claim after four years of talks. Negotiators resume at the State Department with little progress beyond Russia returning 28 small naval craft and one ice breaker.
An Acousticon public service clinic invites inquiries on hearing loss and head noises with expert answers by Mr Walters. He will demonstrate methods to restore normal hearing, with home appointment options at no cost or obligation. 731 18th St NW Washington DC.
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