September Building Permits Boom in Frederick Winchester Area
September permits total 88 with value 546 152 in Frederick County and Winchester, the year’s high. Winchester issued 40 permits worth 267 694 and the county 48 permits valued 278 458, led by a $156 566 church education building in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Winchester
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
N. Braddock St
Daniel Kremer
S. Cameron St
G. C. Penn
N. Kent St
Frederick County Farm Bureau
W. Boscawen St
Douglas B. O'Connell
Joist Hite Place
Orchard Ave
Wilbur P. Anderson
Franklin St
William M. Battaire
Tennyson Ave
W. H. Louthan, Jr
Handley Ave
Smalls Florist
National Ave
James Geanious
Fairview
Steam threshers hold nostalgic contests in Ohio
Darke County Steam Threshers Assn Inc hosts annual events in Greenville Ohio featuring sawing threshing and baling with vintage steam engines. A board placed on railroad ties tests balance as drivers edge engines toward a center while the teeter totter may tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Ohio
Darke County Steam Threshers Assn. Inc
Minister Doubts Trading Stamps Boost Attendance
The First Methodist Church in Lake Wales distributed five trading stamps and five church stamps to each of 190 attendees on Sunday evening. Rev. Robert C. Boggs, 45, doubted the stamps influenced turnout though he noted a slightly larger crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur d’Onofrio
Loudoun St
Brandon Drive
J. C. Cochran
Jefferson St
Mon- Albert Taylor, Jr
W. Alley
Highland Ave
Valley Distributors
Am Valley Distributors
Amherst St
Amber Hill
William Pifer
Richard Hughes
N. Washington St
Claude B. Cameron
City of Winchester
Reaves St
Winchester School Board
Douglas School
Roland Nelson
Commerce St
E. W. Armstrong
N. Cameron St
R. O. Daugherty
Whitlock
J. Lee Miller
North Ave
Snapp
Mima Lockhart
S. Loudoun St
Tall Girls Shop
Haddow Row
C. T. Cooper, Jr
Perish Lane
Frank J. Schaeffer
Eagle Drive
D. C
Mt. Falls
Norman Whitacre
Whitacre
New House
William H. Black, Jr
Winchestermobile
Cedarmeade
Weldon Nicholson
Clearbrook
Grimes
Gilbert Puffinberger
Route 50
Marcella Ritter
Stephens City
Stephens Cit
L. R. Hodgson
Grady V. Hunter
Gainesboro
Ronald H. Pierce
John Emily
Leroy Elliott
Gore
Roy Fletcher
Elwood W. Luttrell
Albin
L. N. Vincent
Highview
Canterbury Rd
E. C. Ladd
Bruce Feltner
Greenbelt
Hunting Ridge
Doris Walch
Fairmont Ave
Lake St. Clair
Margaret Haymaker
Hopewell
Norman Ruble
Toan and
Yost
Mosby
East View
Mosby St
Toan
E. E. Letterman
Peyton St
Greenwood Heights
Luther Orndorff
Senseny Rd
Blair Webber
Stephenson
R. J. Schmitt
Garaage
Merrimans Lane
Herbert White
Paper Mill Road
Paul E. Myers
Kenneth Layman
Joseph C. Geraci
Joseph A. McAboy
Virginia Carpenter
Virgil Eskridge
Lake Wales, Fla
First Methodist Church
Robert C. Boggs
Trading Lamps for the Liang Powerss at Stores
The minister stated that lamps were exchanged for the Liang powerss at participating stores, with the exchanges accumulating over a period. The official remarks framed the program as a distribution effort coordinated through commerce channels.
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Stevie Moffitt
Barber Woodrow Wallace
Stevie Ap
Parently
J. O. Moffitt
Nashville
American Beauty Bakers
W. Hart St
J. C. Chachran
E. Monmouth
D. W. Greenawalt
Euclid
Wilbur W. Poole
Baltimore
LeRoy Leubehausen
Valley Ave
Sims and
Son
Battle Ave
Sims and Son
J. P. Armstrong
E. Germain St
E. E. Martin
Route 3
Beck -Olling
Colonial Heights
N. Route 3
Josepn J. Galladay
Woodland Ave
Valley Mill
Louie Yancey
S. Braddock St
Green Acres
Donald Harmon
Jackson Ave
John and
Daniel Cammer
C. E. Stoller
Hayfield
Fox Drive
Caroll
Cecelia Bush
Stevens City
Middletown
Joseph Davis, Jr
Charles E. Shutlz
Capon Bridge
Fairview Church Rd
C. E. Stotler
Howard Allamong
Washington
Shenandoah College
Economics
Duff
Delmonico
U. S
Duff's
Old
Safeway
Me. Dc
Winchester Retail Merchants
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Senior Citizens Club
War Memorial Building
Wed
Pendleton
Fruke
Orion
Ivy
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