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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
5
Mary fabricates a ruse to secure freedom from a bond and help Martin, then faces Dick’s anger and reveals her plan. Foster uncovers the truth, supports Mary, and the group forgives her as the case leads to family harmony and new business ventures for Dick and Mary.
First Class Scout Theodore Antonich of Troop 11 Great Falls Montana bravely crossed 150 feet of water to reach a drowning boy swept downstream from the Missouri River. He fought the current, freed the boy, and carried him to shore before collapsing from exhaustion. The Jamboree Patrol of Troop 1 joined a regional jamboree visiting the White House Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Smithsonian and other sites with Scoutmaster Coonéer.
A description of historic Lindbergh family photographs dating from 1886 to 1912. It names C. A. Lindbergh, August Lindbergh, Eva Lindbergh Christie, and Colonel Lindbergh, noting Eva as the surviving child from his father's first marriage.
Troops 2 and 3 recount recent meetings and jamboree participation. Troop 2 met at Presbyterian Church Annex, opted out of Washington trip due to cost, and earned commendation for a Standard rating. Troop 3 missed a meeting, joined Jamoree activities in Washington, visiting Mount Vernon and Arlington Cemetery, where a wreath was laid at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
efere No 5 Scout Troop 5 held its regular meeting Friday June 26 at 7 30 with Scoutmaster Penny Packer in charge. The meeting opened and several members paid dues. We talked about camp location buying a canoe and a permanent mess hall was suggested. We closed about 8 30 o clock. William Bell Scribe
Trustee announces sale of Lot No. 5 in Block 4 Haddox Terrace City of Winchester on July 25 at 11 00 am at the County Court House. Property fronts 50 feet on Opequon Avenue and measures about 147 feet deep with six room frame dwelling. One third cash, balance in equal annual installments secured by deed of trust and insurance. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall.
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