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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1935

Page

7

Clarke Boys Express a Desire To Join Scouts

In Berryville Clarke County Clarke County Clarke County area council meeting notes strong interest in Boy Scouts among White Post Boyce and Millwood youths. Officials announced chairs for activities training camping court of honor and health and safety as local schools show 23 white and 2 colored boys want to join.

Berryville W. H. Porterfield Martinsburg W. Va Shenandoah Area Boy Scouts Battletown Inn Shenandoah Clarke T. Carter Page Ronald Rowland England Meade Memorial Episcopal Church Post Sir Baden-Powell Daniel Boone Daniel Carter Beard Boy Organization America Boy Scouts of America Hitler L. A. Parker Frank R. Horton Winchester Charles Town C.E. Smith Maj B. M

Agricultural Sales Directory Items and Dates

March 12 noon sale of purebred Guernseys and livestock by Geo. C Wright near Stephens City. March 26 sale by Robert Bell on Dr Bell Farm for stock and implements. March 19 farm sale includes implements household furniture hay fodder at 1 & m Senseney Road Mrs G H Gardner.

Geo. Co. Wright Stephens City Robert Bell Senseney Road G. H. Gardner

Public Sale of Lockhart Property in Winchester Va

A trustee sells at public auction on April 18 1935 at 11 AM in Winchester Va the J H Lockhart property. The lot sits at the NE corner of East Piccadilly and North Kent streets 18 by 118 feet, improved by a frame dwelling and a cement block dwelling. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments with interest secured by a deed of trust and insurance. Herbert B Larrick, Trustee. Co. I. Brumback, Auctioneer.

J. H. Lockhart Winchester County East Piccadilly North Kent Streets East Piccadilly Street North Kent Street Ken Street Piccadill Street Pe Herbert Larrick Co. I. Brumback

Separate Boy Scouts division urged for festival parade

Berryville residents with 72 white bay and 25 colored boys urged a separate Boy Scout division for the Ap ple Blossom Festival parade in Winchester this spring. Roy E. Cather of Winchester spoke at an enthusiastic meeting of 21 attendees. The next council meeting is scheduled for Martinsburg, West Virginia.

Berryville White Bay Roy E. Cather Winchester Inchester Martinsburg W. Va

Collinsville Locals Attend Visits in Winchester Area

Collinsville Virginia reports a series of social visits and guests centered on the Luttrell and Shirley families. Albert Thompson and Eugene Shirley hosted and were guests of Henry Luttrell. Multiple Luttrells and Shirleys traveled to Winchester for business and social calls among local residents.

Local social notes list visiting neighbors and relatives

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sunday evening include Silas Luttrell and Perry Kerns. Silas Luttrell and Perry Kerns were guests of Mr. Albert Thompson five nights. Owen Hi from Winchester visited relatives here. Marion Barrett of Shockeysville was here Saturday. Curtis Luttrell spent the weekend with Henry Luttrell. W. T. Luttrell returned from Winchester after a weekend visit.

Collinsville Albert Thompson Henry Luttrell Ellen Taylor Winchester Pearl Luttrell Eugene Shirley Messrs Paul, Silas Willis Luttrell Don and Herbert Luttrell Gerald Curtis Luttrell Eugene John Shirley Paul Luttrell Ernest Dailey Cross Junction Dan Luttrell Silas Paul Gerald, Curtis Silas Luttrell Gerald Luttrell T. E. Luttrell Irving Jacob Kerns Charles Luttrell Clarence Shirley Ed Stotler_werg Mrs. Albert Perry Kerns Owen Hi Marion Barrett Shockeysville W. T. Luttrell

Fifty Attend Miller 4-H Club Meeting in March

About fifty members attended the Miller 4-H Club gathering on March 15. The program included songs and talks on grooming, baby chick care, soil and garden preparation, and vegetable selection, with several members and leaders named. The next meeting on March 29 will be a project meeting.

Sre Aghes Grubbs Elsie Eltha Edwards Peachie Russell Mary Clowser Jack Orndorff Cathryn Unger May Lonas Eston Rudolph Clinton Cochran Miss Farrar

Sergeant's Sale Of Music Store Fixtures At Public Auction

By distress warrant I will sell March 30 1935 at 10 a m all fixtures and stock of Music store No 11 South Main street including pianos banjos violins Victrolas show cases and music Terms cash See Barr Sergeant 3 20 22 25 27 28 29 61

South Main Street Barr

Officials At Relief Meet In Richmond

City Manager Arthur M. Field Dr C R Anderson and Lee Coble attend a Richmond conference with Virginia city officials and VERA administrator William A Smith to set relief policy plans. A Winchester relief drive is expected to be planned upon their return. In memoriam to Lucy J Morton.

Richmond Arthur M. Field C. R. Anderson Lee Coble Fare and Poor Committee of Common Council Virginia William A. Smith Vera Winchester Red Three

Public sale of Winkfield property in Winchester details

Trustee offers at public auction on April 20 1935 at 11 A M the land lot 4 5 and 6 on Graylea in Winchester Virginia fronting 108 feet on National Avenue and 160 feet north to Smithfield Avenue improved by brick houses numbers 342 344 346 348 350 352 terms require one third cash with rest in two annual installments bonds of purchaser and insurance policy on buildings auctioneers Brumback and C I Brumback

James B. Winkfield City of Winchester County Herbert S. Larrick C. I. Brumback

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