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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1947
Page
5
The Smiths Singers from Smiths Garage will present a program at Boyce Methodist Church on Thursday January 30 at 730 p m. The Boyce W C T U sponsors the event and Rev Mr Wright leads the program. The public is invited and W C T U members are expected to attend.
City police note three automobile accidents with property damage and a minor injury. Grace H Hines struck a parked 1937 Chevalet on Braddock Street causing 300 dollars damage to both vehicles. A collision on Kent Street involved Raymond Golightly and John Crisman causing 100 dollars damage to each car. The third crash on S Loudoun Street damaged two 50 dollar vehicles with Ray Bowers sustaining a minor injury.
The Senate Public Works Committee will hear witnesses tomorrow on alleged Communist activity within the Tennessee Valley Authority. Testimony is expected from Robert Barker, ex-investigator for a House subcommittee, and James L. Smith and L. B. Bolt Jr., both Knoxville residents and former TVA employees. The committee had been reviewing TVA finances after two days focused on the Communist issue.
Clarke County Realty Transfers Lewis E Fricket ux to Raymond H Haun and Gretta M Haun a lot of land east of and adjacent to Berryville in Battle town Magisterial District with Wm G Hardy and James P. involved in the transaction.
Executors of John Marshall Denny transfer 97 acres near N and W Railway Station White Post to Walter Denny. Thomas W Russell sells 6 acres along State Highway 7 to Harold W Glascock and Sarah Prances. Russell and Anna Russell sell 10 acres along State Highway 7 to Edward A Stough and Helen L Stough. Funkhouse heirs deed 169.6 acres on Blue Ridge western slope in Battletown. Edward Williams as special commissioner transfers 14 acres 3 roods 3 poles in Longmarsh. Pierce to Carper parcels in Boyce at Winchester Berrys Ferry junction.
Local resident Tommy D. Lockhart lists address 169 North Loudoun Street and contact number 7470 for inquiries and services.
Walter B. Anderson and wife convey to Winter B. Anderson and wife the northern part of Lot 10 in the Jones Subdivision Berryville located off the Turnpike leading to the N and W Cattle Pens. The deed specifies the described parcel within the Jones Sub-division bearings and parcels.
D. D. Clevenger and Edith M. Clevenger transfer real estate to Neil W. Kimball and Jean E. Kimball. Parcel No. 1 Rock Hall Farm contains 233 1/2 acres. Parcel No. 2 adjacent holds 71 acres 2 roods and 14 8 poles.
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