City and County Realty Transfers List for Winchester and Frederick
City and County transfers show numerous property deals around Winchester. Entries include Rosenberger to Rosenberger on West Cork Street for $10 and Hodgson to Cahill on Washington Street for $1.00. Other transfers cite parcels near Stephens City and Opequon Post Office with prices from $1 to $3,250. A two year lease at Webb J. Oates service station is listed at $40 then $50 per month.
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John W. Rosenberger
la Rosenberger
W. Cork St
Harold G. Brown
Als
Shenandoah Brick and Tile Corp
Colonial Brick Corp
W. Lee Fisher
Francis M. Punk
Elm Street
Co. R. Anderson
Harry FP. Byrd, Jr
N. E
Morningside Drive
Florence D
We. D. Taylor
Annia Lowry Taylor
Winichester
Margaret
Peggy) Forde
Vincent O. Wilson
Winchester
J. E. Patterson
Frank E. Minor
Operquon
A. R. Patton
Win- Se
Senseng Road
Katie Boyd Glaize
Cyrus F. Nicholas
Stephens City
Cleo Christenor Mumaw
Winona Ford
Back Creek
Clarence A. Creswell
E. Summers Orndorff
Kernstown
W. P. Caldwell
A. O. Cooper
Paper Mill Road
N. W. Oates
Lawrence Hahn
Frederick County
A. C. Triplett
Webb J. Oates
Canterbury CANTERBURG Notes Soldier Returns and Local Visits
Cecil Painter arrived from Fort Ord California and received a medical discharge after a year with the 9th Service Command. Friends welcomed him home. Local visits include Hattie White and family, Elmer White and son, James Inskip visit Middletown, Connie Laymen on 30 day Navy leave, Pfc Orville Perry back from furlough at Fort Meade, Mildred Painter visiting New York, John Clevenger family visit, and the birth of Robin Ann to Howard Cline and wife.
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Canterburg
Cecil Painter
Fort Ord
Calif
9Th Service Command
Seattle
Wash
Hattie White
Highview
Howard White
Elmer White
Reliance
White
James Inskip
Fred Inskip
Middletown
Connie Laymen
U.S. Navy
Charles
Pfc
Orville Perry
Fort Meade
O. D. Perry
Winchester
Mildred Painter
Baltimore
New York
John Clevenger
James
Washington
Howard Cline
Robin Ann
Bridgewater College Honors Alumni and Graduates
Bridgewater Virginia May 29 three alumni received honors during commencement weekend with degrees and honorary titles. George A Layman of Roanoke received Doctor of Laws while Reverend Minor M Myers Bridgewater earned Doctor of Divinity. Bishop Paul Neff Garber received the first alumni award.
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Bridgewater
Bridgewater College
George A. Layman
Roanoke
Rtv
Minor M. Myers
Editor's free gramophone promotion explained
Boise Idaho May 29 George Diel city editor of the Idaho Statesman faced a subscriber request for a free gramophone. The man produced a copy of Sundays edition showing a free gramophone offer closing at 9 pm this evening. Diel noted the item was in the 40 years ago column.
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Boise
Idaho
George Diel
The
Idaho Statesman
Statesman
Diel
Friends and Families in Green Spring Area News
Green Spring Virginia May 29 report notes Mr Blank ford of near here hospitalized at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Earl Greathouse of Oxford West Virginia returns home after visiting daughter and son in law Miles Greathouse and family. Mr James Brijl Bessie Catlett and families visit Garravedstown Glengarry and nearby. Twins born May 17 to Clarence Johnston and family. Eva Luttrell Sunnyside and Marvin Shaver Winchester visit Bessie Catlett.
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Greenspring
Blankford
Near Here
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Earl Greathouse
Oxford
W. Va
Miles Greathouse
W. T. Hardy
Lloyd Milburn
James Brijl
Bessie Catlett
Lemar Saville
Garravedstown
Glengary
Howard Plotner
Howard Fiddler
Russell
Near Grimes
Carter Milburn
Carl
Howard Place
Clarence Johnston
Eva Luttrell
Sunnyside
Marvin Shaver
Winchester
Honor Medal For Virginia Soldier
Tech. Sgt. Frank Peregory of Virginia infantry earned the Congressional Medal of Honor posthumously for single handedly seizing a fortified enemy position at Grandcamp, France, during World War II. He was killed June 14 near Covains while storming another machine gun nest. The award honors his bravery with the 116th Infantry Regiment, 29th Infantry Division, in the June 6 1944 assault on the French coast.
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Washington
Tech
Frank Peregory
Virginia
Grandcamope
France
War Department
Peregory
Covains
Grandcampe
Charles H. Maus
Westminster
Japanese Typewriters Simplified for Learners
The Japanese typewriter has been simplified to 3 000 characters. A girl can learn to operate one in about three years.
Virginia partition suit seeks sale of Frederick County realty
In Frederick County Circuit Court a 1945 partition or sale petition seeks division or sale of land tied to a 1930 deed from Bertie Jamison to George P. Sedwick and Laura G. Sedwick. Virginia Pangle Matthews and Chloe Pangle Graber are ordered to appear within ten days to protect their interests. notice to be published in Winchester Evening Star weekly for four weeks and posted at the county courthouse.
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Commonwealth OF Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick
Virginia
Nancy PP. Sedwick
Virginia Pangle Matthews
Als
Frederick County
Bertie Jamison
George P. Sedwick
Laura G. Sedwick
Chloe Pangle Graber
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Bessie Brannon
Herbert S. Larrick
P. A
Charles Town High Stars Enlist in Navy
Four Charles Town High School seniors Magaha Rouzee James and Alfriend enlisted in the Navy through Chief Mead in Winchester. They were sworn in March 24 and reported to Sampson Naval Training Station on May 25, joining service brothers and sisters among the town’s graduates.
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Charles Town
Marvin Glenn Magara
Russell Harrison Rouzee
John Daingerfield Alfriend
Harold William James
Navy
Chief Mead
Winchester
Sampson, N. Y
Naval Training Station
James
William McKinley James
Second Ave
Victor Products
Eleanor
Anne Elizabeth
Magaha
John Henry Magaha
Liberty Street
Marvin
Newton
Pacific
Gerald
William
Germany
West Washington Street
Alfriend
John Shardack Alfriend
South Samuel Street
Marine Corps
Bank of Charles Town
John
Rambler
Genevieve
Gertrude
Russell Rouzee
Martinsburg High School
Russell
Russell N. Rouzee
RFC
Potomac Electric Power Co
Young Rouzee
Pan Handle
Betty Lou
Charles Town High
Magada
Rouzee
Sampson
N. Y
Youth Fellowship program noted at Stephenson Methodist
Stephenson Va May 29 The Youth Fellowship held an interesting program at Stephenson Methodist Church on Sunday May 20 A birthday party for Mrs R E L Sacre sister of Mrs Omps was held Saturday evening May 19 at the home of Mrs A L Omps Attendees included Mr and Mrs N E Whitacre plus daughter Betty from McKeesport Pa Mr and Mrs Slis Haines Mrs Hollis Braithwaite and daughter Edith Mr and Mrs Norman Braithwaite and children Billy and Frances Kay Mr and Mrs J Whitacre Mrs J W Keller Mrs Linda Triggs Mrs Ada Parlett Mr and Mrs Ray Keiter Mrs Wilson Keiter and son Ronnie and Mrs Donald Duvall and children David and Donnie Refreshments included a large birthday cake and the group enjoyed the evening. other notes mention Mrs A J Prince visiting Berryville relatives and Mr and Mrs A P Dove with daughters Jean and Mary Jo visiting Charlottesville and Wilbur in hospital. Mrs Howard Creene of Baltimore Md visited her sister Mrs Harry Prince.
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Edith
Norman Braithwaite
Billy
Frances Kay
J. Whitacre
J. W. Keller
Linda Triggs
Ada Parlett
Ray Keiter
Wilson Keiter
Ronnie
Donald Duvall
David
Donnie
A. J. Prince
Berryville
A. P. Dove
Jean
Mary Jo
Charlottesville
Wilbur
Howard Creene
Baltimore
Harry Prince
Local Mattress Prices and Bedroom Suite Listings
A catalog line item shows cotton mattresses ranging from 50 to 60 pounds with prices $11.50 to $20.00 and felt layers up to $29.50. Additional sales include Twilight Innerspring Water Proof crib mattresses and mahogany and walnut bedroom suites in seven and three pieces.
Ray Forbes Questions Hog Byproduct Use for OPA
In Oklahoma City on May 29 Ray Forbes challenges the OPA asking what happens to the rest of the hog after pig feet are sold. He says he can always find pig feet at his grocery but seeks clarity on other byproducts.
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Oklahoma City
Ray Forbes
OPA
Life’s Joys Dim for New York Firemen
New York City plans end to charming perks for 22,000 auxiliary firefighters as accident issues trigger new orders. No more rides on red engines or slides down brass poles, removing the appeal from their jobs.
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New York
New York City
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