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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1952
Page
7
The Star outlines pricing for classified reader ads at 3c per word per day with multiple insertions. Classified display ads cost 1.50 per column inch per day, with a minimum charge noted. Out-of-town ads require ash. notices must reach the office before 10 a.m. to appear in that day’s issue.
Classified notice of used International tractors at 295 with other brands including John Deere and Oliver from Virginia Machinery Co. also purebred Hereford bulls listed by Garland Snapp and an American house trailer in Winchester area from C. C. Roe.
Seale 2 large boxwood bushes in Garland Custer Summit Point W Wass 326 6. FOR SALE 7 room house corner of National and Fairview Ave. 3 25 51. General farm bargain 1000 down 7 miles to Winchester 100 acres 50 tillable fruit trees 5 room dwelling electricity good barn poultry houses taxes 15 Quick sale price 4300 1000 down balance 20 per month No 20 158 West's G Hutchings Front Royal Rd White Post VA 12 mi south of Winchester on Rt No 522 Phone Stephens City 179 1 12 Bargain list free c9 28 11.
For Rent three room private apartment heat and electricity furnished call 6697. Adv lite only. Suburban unfurnished heated apartment for possession April 1 1962 call 6126. For Rent seven room apartment at 1218 Cameron appears in the date run.
Classified fragments show requests for top soil delivery for gardens a small house relocation and pet ad options plus lawn mower service sewing machine service termite control and related notices Seekers request soil and a small movable dwelling and various misc ads from Winchester Star postings with dates in 1961 and 1910 style captions
Mr and Mrs Fred Duncan recently returned from Florida. Mr and Mrs Harry Aikens and family visited Mrs Aikenss brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Neil Driver of Hilton Village. Gary Tillman of Washington visited Duncan household. Mrs E W Grant paints her barn this week. Rev and Mrs Smith of Albin called. James Bailey and daughter June dined with Herbert Manuel family in Strasburg. Mary Anderson Viola Grant and L O Dick visited Edgar Payne. L Y Mauzy family spent Sunday in Washington with Charles Cavanaughs relatives. John B Stickley moves to Grimes area next week. Mrs E H Woore improving at home after illness.
Frances W. Taylor and unknown parties must appear within ten days after publication to protect interests in a partition of real estate fronting on North Loudoun Street Winchester owned by Elizabeth Thompson and involving Milton Thompson and Mary Frances Thompson with unknown heirs.
Milan report shows about 240000 Italians left 1944 1951 seeking work in France Belgium England Switzerland Netherlands and Sweden. Passarelli with wife and eight children seeks work on a farm in France as emigration centers test skills and provide lodging.
Pulaski RCA plant expected to shut down on April 1 after local businessmen failed to complete a purchase. RCA announced a price over 1.36 million, more than twice the hoped 500000 bid. A spokesman said 609000 was spent last year on new boilers.
Over the past week Trial Justice W Erle Edwards ordered fines and costs amounting to 5552 with 65100 from highway overload cases and 482 for various criminal offenses. Several drivers from Ohio and Pennsylvania appearing in the court faced speeding, no inspections, drunken driving and other infractions with penalties listed.
A C-47 landed on an ice island off the North Pole on March 19, delivering eight men to establish a semi permanent weather and science station. Three remained behind while a separate Navy RD-4 aircraft damaged its gear, stranding nine crew members on the ice but safe and stocked.
Community notes from Lebanon include visits from the Hockman and Moyers families, a birthday celebration for Shirley McDonald, and a housewarming for Joseph Bly in Strasburg. Ill Newton Shaffer is improving at home. A Q&A states 12 Catholics have served in presidential cabinets.
The Stonewall Home Demonstration Club met in Stephenson Church social room with 14 members. Chair seating featured Honk Kong rope and textile painting. The next meeting will be at Miss Edith Johnson’s Clearbrook home on the fourth Wednesday in April.
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