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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1949
Page
10
Classified ads for rental rooms and apartments including furnished options. Listings note heaters and location details with contact numbers and dates. Includes miscellaneous items and a dental training offer promoted in the advertisement section.
Theodore Willey of Middletown faces arraignment in trial justice court this Saturday for failing and refusing to send his son Robert to school, the first patron of the current term charged with violation of the compulsory attendance law.
Judge John Rice hears police court cases including Walter Finch of 50 West cited for drunken speeding with fines $14.25 and $10.25. Fred Mason of Winchester charged with drunkenness and vagrancy. six months suspended. Elmer Grim of Stephens City fined $14.25 and $10.25. Dellinger of Mt. Jackson fined $9.75. Kirby Wardens a veerancy with 90 days suspended.
As of Oct 15 1949 Kern and Abrell dissolved their partnership. Anyone with debts against them should notify James F Abrell at Route 3 Winchester Va.
Major Douglas Eldridge of the Salvation Army Baltimore will be guest speaker tomorrow at the Kiwanis meeting.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Adel A C Brown who died. Louis G Lane officiated. Interment followed at Green Hill. Pallbearers included Dr A P Osborne Ralph M Ware Ralph N Dorsey Louis Stolle H B Harris and E G Coiner.
City officials plan to attend a 2 p.m. Thursday Farmers' Assn Planning committee meeting in Hagerstown to set plans for the annual winter gathering. President Herman Stockslager will preside.
Judge W Barle mans the trial justice court hearing Giles H Lavender of 1816 S Loudoun St on no operator's license with $9.25 fine and Bertie Parker of Middletown for drunk in public.
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