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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1948
Page
8
The Latin form Jesus comes from the Greek Iesous, a rendering of Jeshua. The name means Jehovah is my salvation, reflecting a theophoric element centered on God’s saving power.
J. T. Kremer acting chairman announces a meeting of the Winchester Frederick County Safety Council highway safety committee at 8 p m Wednesday in the city hall A movie Driver Training is expected to be shown.
Frederick circuit court records show estate appraisals for multiple individuals with amounts and the names of the appraisers. Notable figures include Augusta L. Smith at 37421.35 and Camillus Carper at 21567.90, with appraisers ranging from M. H. Rhodes to H. E. Johns.
Inspector McKee learns twenty thousand dollars in bearer bonds were stolen from Michael Nye’s apartment and later recovered. Harris explains Wardwell’s estate left Angela Wardwell with most of the assets, raising questions about who killed Nye for the bonds.
A stream of deeds records transfers in Frederick County including Butler to Whitacre land near Winchester Bickers Realty Co. to Shingleton 25 acres Milton Valley subdivision lots Peard H Clagett to Arthur Ondorf Back Creek district Henkel Henry to Stanley Riley near Winchester Butler to Unger 39 acres Hunting Ridge McFarland to William Jr. Gainesboro Smelser to John H. Lewis west of Winchester Greene Jr. to H A Cline 50 acres near Valley Turnpike Harlee to Madrigal 2 lots Hillcrest Smith to Hart 12.1 acres near Berryville Pike Braithwaite to Ficks north Cedar Creek Rd Luddith to Cochran west of Parkway Place to Stotler 25 acres and 25 percent W Cork St Henkel Henry to Stotler Whitlock Ave Rosenberger Co. to Taylor Millwood Ave Bannister to Shingleton James St north side McSherry Lupton to Lupton Orchard Service Inc. multiple Cameron St and Neffstown parcels Harris executors to Apostolic Church Orchard Ave Walter to Walter 330 E Piccadilly St Harper to Holmes D. Harper 2 lots Virginia Ave Woolfolk to Herrell W Washington and W Cork St Herrell to Helen Dean Herrell 39 S Loudoun St McCormac to McCormac Development Realty Corp North Cameron St Conrad Apartments Garages Inc. to various N Loudoun St Fairfax Lane 224 N Loudoun St N Loudoun St corner N Braddock St Amherst deals.
A studio advisory outlines how time is shown in listings with EST used for Eastern stations and PST equivalents for others. It notes some stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules and warns that last minute program changes cannot be included.
Pennsylvania's Turnpike, the 160 mile all weather toll road linking Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, posted record revenue of 2 885 018 dollars in the six months ending November 30.
A CIO spokesman urged Congress to extend rent controls to June 30, 1950, arguing the price situation fuels a wage boost push. Donald Montgomery of the UAW Washington office spoke for the CIO at a Senate banking subcommittee. The report ties rent policy to broader wage pressures.
State Senator John Culkin declared in Jackson that he objected to a bill requiring teaching the state constitution in public schools. He warned it might aid Negroes in voting by improving literacy. The measure aims to qualify voters by reading the constitution.
Clarke county chair J W Olcott urged faster giving to the March of Dimes. He asked residents to mail contributions directly to Box 112 Berryville rather than wait for mailed coin-cards. A Texas trivia answer notes Texas became the 28th state on December 29, 1845.
Bessie M. Lewin and her husband transfer to Charles Robert Sirbaugh and wife the lot on the west side of Parkway. Shenandoah Valley National Bank transfers to C. E. Babb and wife the tract of land with improvements on Millwood Avenue.
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