Winchester gas franchise grant ordinance text in 1940s
The city authorizes a ten year gas distribution franchise to a grantee with option for ten more years, requiring the grantee to lay and maintain mains in Winchester streets and to pay a yearly special franchise tax of 20 000 dollars per mile. The ordinance details opening streets, repairs, relocation of pipes, and compliance with city regulations and taxes.
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Winchester
Common Council
Virginia
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Ass Lely Sts
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Eireare
Mayors and residents host visits in Winchester area notices
The column lists social guests visiting Winchester area households including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rinker of Winchester Mrs. pa Clark and family of Baltimore and other visitors Sunday and Saturday evenings including Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Batt and Rozanna and Mr. T D. Shade. It also covers franchise ordinance text and acceptance details for a natural gas initiative with dates and signatures.
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Ernest Batt
Rozanna
T. D. Shade
Winchester
Alton Omps
R. C. Hovermale
Lucy
Gilbert Stotler
E. N. Luttrell
D. C. Fearnow
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Grimes
Oscar Light
R. E. Place
Joe Fearnow
Hazel McCoy
Highland
Russell Fletcher
Sam Largent
A. L. Place
Wickliffe Notes on Local Visits and Funeral
Mrs. Peyton Thompson and nephew Fred Stone visited Jacquelin Smith in Wickliffe with friends from Chicago and Winchester. Robert Smith returned home from Winchester Memorial Hospital improved. Several families hosted or visited, including visits by Elizabeth Wolfe and Madison College student Mary Carpenter. The community gathered for St William Carter’s funeral at Ft Myer Chapel with Arlington Cemetery interment.
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Wickliffe
Peyton Thompson
Fred Stone
Middletown
Ohio
Pir Jacquelin Smith
Henry Boyd
Chicago
Fred Boyd
Winchester
James Wolfe
Richard Smith
Robert Smith
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ray Miller
Bridgewater
Cecil Wolfe
Elizabeth Wolfe
Miss Wolfe
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Ella
William Carter
Ft. My
Laura Franklin
C. W. Johnston
Milton Stipe
Nina
Berryville
Gertrude Mason
Montie Johnson
Baltimore
Armon Starkey
Summit Point
Local Notes Highlight Graduations and Visits in Middletown
Mrs D H Glenn travels to Wilkinsburg Pa for granddaughter Laurie Jean Evans graduation and visit with Carl Evans. Local families host or visit relatives including Miss Amye Clark and teachers from Fauquier county. A teen weiner roast occurs at Ft Valley.
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Middletown
D. H. Glenn
Wilkinsburg
Carl Evans
Laurie Jean Evans
Mark Sperry
Washington
Julian Kline
Trone Sperry
J. T. Brown
Relief
Amye Clark
Warrenton
George Clark
Thelma Graham
Mary Robinson
Fauquier County
Shelton
Jesse Hollar
Little Son
Howard Hollar
Seek Stay On Fireworks Ban
Petitions to stay the state prohibitory fireworks ban were filed with Secretary of State Miles T. Tull. If valid, the ban would be delayed and the issue placed before voters in the November 1942 general election. A separate bill could empower the Insurance Commissioner to regulate or prohibit fireworks.
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Annapolis
Miles T. Tull
William C
John B. Centrum
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