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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1950
Page
7
The figures show cash on hand 264471.66 and 142.64, loans 264473.66, other real estate owned 1412.64, furniture 1012.98, due from banks 12239.22, and 20.00. Liabilities include Bills payable 100000.00 and certificates 5000.00, with reserves for taxes 719.82 and losses 0.00, totaling 279158.50.
Full line diabetic supplies and foods offered by Barnett's Drug Store. Various properties and items for sale include a semi bungalow, 7 rooms with hot air heat, 50 by 150 lot on Shenandoah Ave, a Desirable building lot on Shenandoah Ave, a Maytag square tub washer, White enamel Knox Range Stove at 402 National Ave, hunting coats and briar proof pants at A and N Store, and a 200 acre farm on Limestone with two barns and electricity on a school bus line. Contact numbers provided.
Qualified applicants will have a personal interview arranged in Winchester for the position of District Manager based in the 605 Shields Building Pittsburgh Pennsylvania office.
A brown shoe missing with a reward offer and a Hamilton wrist watch lost between the race track and Kernstown. Notify via phone numbers 5662 for the shoe and 5671 for the watch if found.
The Federated Council of Church Women distributed seeds and announced winners for best flower and vegetable gardens. Winners include numerous residents of Highland Ave in small yard and larger yard categories, plus potted plants and various flowers. Colored group prizes were awarded to residents on Cameron and Fremont streets with judges named.
Rep Burr Harrison calls area youths to join nationwide Coast Guard Academy examinations for entry in 1951. Tests scheduled February 1920 require 17 to 22 years old by July 1, 1951, with high school diploma or graduation pending and strong physical condition.
Winners of prizes at the Hopalong Cassidy birthday party held Saturday morning at the Capitol Theatre include Donald West Clearbrook Billy Mowery 17 W Piccadilly St Thomas Jobe 329 Kerr St Harry Thompson 203 N Kent St and many more with Emory Keyser drawing the prizes from Hill's Toy and Novelty Store. The story also notes a playful Q A about the first letter of alphabets.
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