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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1941

Page

11

May 23 social notes and local visits reported

Mr Isaac and family plus George visit Everton Maryland last Sunday. Timothy Good remains very ill after a fall near here. Merchants of Winchester renew Willowbrook ranch lease for pasture. Measles rise, farmers call it a good corn sign. Mite Society meeting attended at Goff Clark’s Inwood. Dora Grimes visited Winchester relatives. Adult Bible Class hosted by Mr and Mrs Orndorff at White Hall Church. Hunter Gray and family in Hanging Rock WV visited Hensell family. Weather unusually hot and dry for early May.

Isaac George Fam Everton Timothy Good Winchester Purcell “Willowbrook Mite Society We of Goff Clark Inwood Dora Grimes Tusing White Hall A.S. Orndorff Hunter Gray Hanging Rock W. Va Leslie Hensell Cotownh Selma Hensell Charles Hensell

Soldiers' Home Razed Except Key Buildings

The Soldiers' Home is being razed with visitors to the Confederates' retreat, the mess building, boiler room and hospital areas to be erased. The chapel, administration building and old bake shop will be left. The last veteran cared for at the home died some months ago.

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Motor Industry Shapes Up Over a Billion in Defense Work

A broad view shows the motor industry mobilizing for defense with over a billion dollars in contracts. Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, Buick, Packard, and others expand plants and output to mass produce tanks, engines, bomber planes, and aircraft motors, while home-building and car purchases rise as defense demand grows.

Chrysler General Motors Ford Packard Rolls-Royce Aircraft Ypsilanti Mich Buick Aviation Chicago Flint Hudson Motor Car Company Naval Ordnace Arsenal Detroit Briggs Manufacturing Company Murray Corporation

Bank of Wythe Receives Charter in Virginia

The Bank of Wythe in Elizabeth City county with a maximum capitalization of 100000 was chartered today by the State Corporation Commission. Officers include J. E. Webb of Elizabeth City as cashier, marking the 186th state chartered bank.

Richmond Bank of Wythe Elizabeth City State Corporation Commission J. E. Webb Elizabeth Beth City

Quote attribution to McDuffie cited by Hamilton and Watterson

The expression attributed to George McDuffie of South Carolina is cited by James Hamilton a former governor and by the late Colonel Henry Watterson of Kentucky. It reflects rhetoric from early American political discourse.

George McDuffie South Carolina James Hamilton Henry Watterson Kentucky

National Hotel Week Observance Sets Theme for June

National Hotel Week with the theme Comfort and Security will be observed June 17. The American Hotel Association distributes posters and stickers nationwide to promote the event. The piece notes hotels consume large food quantities and money in the national economy and urges Winchester residents to visit local hotels during the observance.

United States American Hotel Association Uncle Sam Museous Tne Trav Winchester

Property lien suit in Frederick Court for unknown heirs

In the Circuit Court for Frederick County on May 9 1941 Leafy V Cleaves et al seek to determine interests in a deeded land from Howard T Lockhart to Frank and Annie Dwyer dated September 4 1931 and to assert liens to secure unpaid purchase money owed by George Hodgson. Frank Dwyer and Annie Dwyer are non residents. unknown heirs and other unknown parties must appear within ten days after publication in Winchester Evening Star.

Frank Dwyer Annie Dwyer Annie Hodgson Howard T. Lockhart Frank George Hodgson Corporation Court Winchester Evening Star Ome J. W. Baker

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Valley View Goodrich Winchester Furniture Virginia U. S Shenandoah Commercial Hatchery David J. Wilkie Circuit Court Frederick Leafy Apple Winchester Cold C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
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