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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1943
Page
7
Present and past rainfall figures show July to date 2.12 inches and year to date 22.05 inches. The 30-year average is 36.11 inches with monthly averages listed for 1913 to 1941 including January 2.49 February 1.98 March 2.89 April 3.14 May 3.58 June 3.83 July 3.62 August 3.79 September 2.38 October 3.48 November 2.46 December 2.47. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
Column predicts Roosevelt will tighten control of executive departments and clear house while Congress camps back in Washington. It foresees clashes over food subsidies and coal, with Congress overriding vetoes and labor disputes affecting policy as the race to the fall heats up.
Read Dr Clendening's authoritative health articles daily in The Star. I will not be responsible for notes or papers purporting to be signed by me unless duly signed and acknowledged before a notary public. Harry H Poole.
Middleway West Virginia July 29 residents mourn the report of Lt Ralph M Goodell listed as missing. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J M Goodell and noted as an able and excellent young man. Other local notices include Mrs Roy Lewis expected home from Winchester Hospital and several Martinsburg residents visiting J R Ware.
Ebenezer Virginia residents share a Sunday visit list at the Whitacre home. Visitors include Mrs. Maril Oates and Ina Whitacre from Winchester, Pansy and Violet Clark, Judy Whitacre, L S Fletcher, Miss Mary Whitacre, and Mr. A C Whitacre. A rain Monday morning brought relief to the dry ground.
Public auction to satisfy a Deed of Trust on John H Campbell estate. The property at 234 Amherst Street, Winchester Virginia fronts 64 feet 9 inches and extends 321 feet north. Sale by trustee James P Reardon will occur at 1 PM on August 14 1948 in front of the County Court House Winchester. Auctioneers Duvall & present.
The text notes Mrs. A. C. Whitacre struggling with a hip problem and barely able to move. It also mentions Mr. A. M. Pugh, who ran a thrashing machine, being busy in the Cedar Creek area and planning to return to this section by week’s end.
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