Handley Gift to Winchester Schools Near Two Million
The 1917 settlement with Handley Executors yields securities and deposits valued at 1 640 963 59 for school uses with annual income 72 966 10. The board outlines invested funds and plans for school buildings playgrounds and library expansion guided by the General Education Board and local trustees.
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Handley Board of Trustees
Pudge Handley
Winchester
Handley
Handley Executors
Hewall
United Liberty
Hendley
Scranton
Winchester Vening Star
Actos
Rus Board
Skedtunk Coe
Equity Co
Seite Aorancon Trust Ny
Annie Hafey
Company of Scranton
Senatate Tong
Phil Boerd
Worts
Gary
Thiana
William Wirt
Erick County
Congress Crier Tien
States
John D. Rockefeller
General Education Board
Abraham Flexner
Flexner
Eone
Pane Barbone
General Educational Board
Frexner
Louisville
Kentucky
Banks Closing Notices for January 19 1918
Birthday of K E Lee January 19 1918. Banks will be closed on that date and all notes maturing then may be paid the following Monday January 20. W M G Hardy cashier Shenanicat Valley National Bank. Saturday January 19 1918 being a legal holiday. This bank will be closed. All paper maturing that day can be paid Monday January 20. H D Fuller cashier Farmers and Merchants National Bank. Saturday January 19 1918 being a legal holiday. This bank will be closed. All paper maturing that day can be paid Monday January 20. L E Grim President Bank. Saturday January 19 1918 being fetal holiday. The bank will be closed that date and all paper maturing then can be paid Monday January 20. Jo an Stmat cashier Commercial and Savings Bank.
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WM. G. Hardy
Shenanicat Valley National Bank
Maon
H D. Fuller
Lee. R. Grim
Joan & Stmat
Soldier Henry N Stephenson of Anniston Enlists
Mr Henry N Stephenson of Win chi Alabama a member of old Company I Anniston was among soldiers who recently qualified as a member of the festaion camp at Camp Me
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Henry N. Stephenson
Winchi
Old Company I
Anniston
Ala
Camp
Circus Shelved For War Rail Cuts and Costs
Winchester may miss a circus season as rail conditions worsen and living costs rise. Indiana show operators seek government guidance on rail transport with many lines restricting shipments. Major troupes including Willard’s, Barnum and Bailey, and Ringling Brothers remain in Chicago winter quarters unsure of plans. High expenses outpace revenues as food and supplies grow scarce and animal fodder is in short supply amid Germany’s Hagenbeck closure.
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Winchester
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Jess ‘Willard
Barnum and Bailey
Ringling Brothers
Chicago
Vireus
Germany
Hagenback
Filing Cabinets For Local Board
Local exemption board members were cheered by the arrival of many filing cabinets from Greensboro New York. The cabinets will streamline the classification and mailing of classification cards as they replace piled questionnaires and ease daily workload.
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Express
Greensboro
N. Y
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