Story of Handley Benefactor Told to Students in Winchester
The article recounts Judge Handley’s ties to Winchester through Major Holmes Conrad and Mr James Jilkins, his opposition to city paving with asphalt, and his burial choice near Civil War soldiers. It notes his will providing 250000 for a Winchester public library once half a million with interest was reached and the remainder for schooling the poor, framing a lasting monument to his patronage.
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Monument Planning and School Grounds Fund Plans
In planning the Valley pike grounds a monument is hoped to honor John Handley School. Funds progress reflects efforts of current and future students inspired by the institution’s education and ideals amid charity drives and regional support.
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John Handley
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