Classified Ads Offer and Help Wanted Notice
Classified advertisements rate 3c per word per day with a $1.50 per column inch daily minimum. Closing time 1 a.m. for inclusion in that date’s issue. Wan waitress position listed at Capitol Restaurant with age requirement over 21.
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Ada Im
Star
Capitol Restaurant
For Sale Mini building shed and various items offered
Local notices advertise small wooden building suitable as a shed at $20 call Buyers Grocery 5530 plus early trans parent apples $1 per bushel tree run phone 6000 dining room suite $9 large brick six room house $6600 with $2400 down Willis 3631 build ing lot water sewer concrete walk Willis 3631 large rubber boat with paddles inflates with pump call 7391 after 5 p.m. used auto parts North Loudoun Street Winchester Credit Corp 4-27-ed-tf three bedroom brick dwelling good & company 4425 wallpaper sale 28 E Piccadilly St semi bungalow 313 Parkway 8115
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Tree Run
Harry H. Willis
Loudoun Street
Winchester Credit Corporation
Stephens City
Good & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paint Store
E. Piccadilly St
Parkway
Call
Valley Ave
Lee Pine Motor Co
Hodgson & Brown
Winchester
Fairmont Avenue
Gray Ave
Winchester Star
Bryan Stotler
Boz
Colonia Beach
Virginia
Help Wanted Notices From Local Advertisements
Male help wanted for Rawleigh business no experience needed to start. Sales easy and profits good start immediately write Rawleighs Dept VAG 10 190 Richmond Va. Also experienced grocery clerk needed at Winchester store with good salary write Box 4 care Winchester Evening Star. Experienced reliable cook apply in person at Winchester Steak House Friday or Saturday noon to 4 pm. Male help wanted cut down and clear up orchard for wood phone Hoofer 5486.
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Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Vag
Richn
Winchester
Care Winchester Evening Star
Wanted: help wanted and real estate notices
Short classified items seek an attractive young woman for sales or office work and a house to buy near town. Also requests for laundry uniforms, a late model light four door sedan, and a desirable building lot in Winchester with contact numbers and dates from 1921 to 1961.
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Kent
Winchester
Stephens City
Miscellaneous local notices and ads span services and goods
Advertisements include rat control with star symbol, sale of horse meat, Solenberger Hardware promotional dates and phone, concrete blocks and masonry services by Nicholson & Son with free estimates, fabricating home and yard blocks, concrete work, porch and cellar floors. Sewing machine electrification offer from Winchester Sewing Machine Co with location and phone. picture framing shop Barr's Studio with frames and moulding. lost brown zipper key case with five keys and Berryville contact.
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STAR
Solenberger Hardware
Nicholson & Son
Winchester Sewing Machine Co
Rouss
W. Boscawen
Alabaman Wins Blind Golf Title at Augusta Country Club
Charlie Boswell of Alabama won the American Blind Golf Championship at Augusta Country Club finishing with a 220 for 36 holes. Art Smith of Philadelphia, blinded in World War II, finished tied for second with Bill Gilman of Portland at 227 after leading early.
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Augusta
Alabama
Charlie Boswell
Boswell
Art Smith
Philadelphia
Augusta Country Club
Smith
Bill Gilman
Portland
Census preliminary US population figures due Sept Oct 1950
The Bureau of the Census says preliminary figures on the United States population will be available about September or October 1950, with the finished report on the census in the latter part of December 1950.
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Bureau of the Census
United States
James Monroe Jack Dies in New York Former Winchester Resident
Graveside services will be conducted at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Mount Hebron Cemetery for James Monroe Jack born 1881 in Berkeley Springs West Virginia son of Charles P. Jack and Octavia L. Jack. He lived in Winchester many years and worked in hotels. Survived by wife Sally Jack and niece Virginia Brinkerhoff. Dr Charles Noyes Tyndell will officiate.
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Mount Hebron
James Monroe Jack
Winchester
New York
Charles Noyes Tyndell
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Charles P. Jack
Octavia L. Jack
Jack
Randoah Valley Academy
Sally Jack
Virginia Brinkerhoff
Boys and Girls Take State Posts in Winchester Area
Winchester and Frederick County youths attend Boys and Girls States with leaders and roles. Ronald Wilson Jr of Winchester is elected to the Boys State Supreme Court while James Hottle of Cross Junction becomes a senator and Gardner Brannan of Winchester serves as Commonwealth's attorney. Roxanne Rogers of Frederick County is named a Girls State senator.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Ronald Wilson, Jr
James Hottle
Cross Junction
Gardner Brannan
Roxanne Rogers
Public sale of real estate 109 East James Street Winchester Va
A Special Commissioner will sell at public auction on July 22 1950 at 1 PM at 109 E James Street Winchester Virginia the property fronting 60 feet on the south side of E James Street with a 60 by 62 foot lot and alley access plus a six room frame dwelling No 109 E James Street Cash terms. Personal property also sold includes beds bedding sewing machine tables dressers and more.
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East James Street
Winchester
Virginia
Mary
Edmundson
Sarah J. Pifer
E. James Street
E James Street
E. Jones Street
Joseph B. Newlin
Corporation Court
City OF
Wincheser
J. Corrine Barnett Riley
Corrine Barnett Riley
Minor League Baseball Faces Shifts and Costs in Campaign
The roundup notes farm systems push players into lower leagues to cut costs, with Class D paying about 125 to 150 a month while higher clubs absorb the gap. The Brooklyn farm system ships 60 players to non affiliated clubs this season as independents struggle to compete. Branch Rickey advocates speed in baserunning units, and Dodgers farm clubs lead in steals as of mid July.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ted Williams
Sammy Aaronson
Managers’ Guild
IBC
Dodgers
Branch Rickey
Walt Kennedy
National Basketball Association
Joe Hasel
Massie Meets Enders in Inter-city Tennis Finals
Miss Elizabeth Massie of the Park Club faces Mrs Helen End ers, 1947 Berryville champion, in the 1950 Inter-city Tournament final at Winchester Park tennis courts. End ers beat Miss Camille Wisccarver to reach the final, Massie defeated Mrs Nancy Lee Allen 6 2 6 1 to advance. The article notes Colorado's average elevation at 6800 feet.
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Winchester Park
Elizabeth Massie
The
Park Club
Helen Enders
Berryville
Miss Enders
Camille Wisccarver
Massie
Nancy Lee Allen
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Reward Call
James Jack
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