New Fire Apparatus Adds Major Capacity To Winchester
A Seagrave centrifugal pump unit, 21 feet long and 10 350 pounds, arrives for the Sarah Zane Fire Company. It features 1,000 feet of hose capacity, 600 gallons per minute at 10 pounds lift, and 2 600 gallons per minute at 120 pounds. The purchase, costing 11 750, enhances city pumping to 2 600 gpm with three triple combination trucks, boosting total capacity and stability of water supply.
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International Fire Chiefs
Atamia
Grover Cooper
Lewis I. Cooper
Robert L. Gray
Clifton M. Hodgson
H. H. Willis
Joseph T. Brown
Lee Fisher
Ray McDonald
Russell Petts
Seagrave
Winchester
City
Rouss Spring
Ah Nic ~ Equipper
Sarah Zane’ Fire Company
Hous
Thash Sheeptile Pye
Bank to Erect New Building in Stephens City
The People's Bank of Stephens City announces plans to construct a commodious modern bank building. Directors have purchased adjoining space from Mr M OK Deans, converting the old structure to make way for a large vault and new facilities.
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Stephens City
People’s Bank of
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Readable fragments describe a service offering aiming for customer satisfaction and a sense of enthusiasm. The text references a Massachusetts context with phrasing suggesting a promotional or business note. No clear event, individuals, or organizations are identifiable from the fragment.
Bank board trio tours valley finds bank sites
President J A Hinkle and R A Shryock with other directors returned from a trip through the upper valley to examine bank buildings suitable for the towns. They were warmly greeted by Sati 18 ponks officers and gathered valuable information. The list of officers includes Hinkle as president and Shryock as cashier with concurrent names of other directors.
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J. A. Hinkle
R. A Shrycek
Ashier
Russell Orndorff
Miss Louise Totty
Mrs Sea Bright to Move to Winchester Home
Friends of Mrs. Thomas Sea Bright regret her move crossing the vicinity to her sister Mrs. John Madigan Jr. Home at Winchester expected tomorrow.
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Thomas Seabright
John Madigan Jr
Winchester
Whitacre Dies in County at About 45
Robert H Lafayette Whitacre longtime Whitacre resident died after years of tuberculosis at his home aged about 45 He is survived by his widow Joliey three sons Gordon Lohr and Philip his parents Mr and Mrs H C Whitacre and four brothers all of the county Funeral services set for 1 o clock Sunday at the Southern Methodist Church Whitacre with Rev Stickley of Gainesboro officiating burial in the church cemetery
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Roberth Lafayette Whitacre
Whitacre
Mr. Whitacre
Mrederick County
Miss Joliey
Gordon, Lohr
Philip Whitacre
H. C Whitacre
James J., Carson, Andrew
Jed. Whitacre
This County
Southern Methodist Church
Stickley
Methodist
Gainesboro
Swartz Marries Timberlake in Washington
Announcement reports the wedding of J. Robert Swartz of Winchester to Miss Flla Timberlake of Brooklyn. The ceremony occurred last Monday October 24 at the Swartz home in Washington D C officiated by Rev Dr Joffrey with no attendants. The couple will reside at 506 North Brad Toew etre et in Winchester.
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J. Robert Swartz
Winchester
Flla Timberlake
Brooklyn
Joffrey
Southern Meth Coe Church
Washington, D. C
Swartz
James Timberlake
City
Mr Swartz
Newton Swartz
Ratnan’s Bakery
North
Brad Toewetre T
This City
James Guard Dies Suddenly in Virginia Town
James Guard, an esteemed longtime resident, died suddenly at his home on Thursday due to ruptured blood vessel. He was 70. Survived by widow Minnie Barrow, brother Augustus Guard, and sisters Aris Carbaugh and Roberta Shannon. Funeral arranged with Rev. R. H. Cline at Trinity Lutheran. interment in Green Cemetery.
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Patie City
James A. ‘Guard
I' Sderick
Yaardia
Minnie Barrow
Augustus Guard
Aris
J.P. Carbaugh
Roberta Shannon
Engles
Willan Miller
Martinshiig
R. H. Cline
Trinity Lutheran Church
Whiten
Guud
Slight Map Changes In Plans For Annexation
The court approved a revised annexation map prepared by Norton and Whitin and ordered the inclusion of most outlying sections. It left out the R M Henry property and the Hunter Williams property near Millwood while final decisions and instructions were to be issued by Judge Holt after his return to Staunton.
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Eechester
Engin
Norton
Whitin
Baltimore
Wall’ Dathin
Siauntonge
R. M. Henry
Hunter Williams
Millwood
Judes Holt
Staunton
Cire
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Washington
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Carver &McVicar
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Wwe
Sais
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B. L. Aleshire
T. L.ef
Grimes, Va
Sarah Zaners
Empire Theatre
the Empire
Famous Players
Paramount
Goldwyn
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United Artists
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METRO
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Buster Keaton
Harold Lloyd
Larry Lemon
Charles Hutchinson
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Norma
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Wallace Reid
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Charles Ray
Katherine MacDonald
Viola Dana
Jack Holt
William
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Lillian
Dorothy Gish
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George Arliss
Bebe Daniels
Frederick County
R. L. Whitacre
MR. Swartz
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Nettleton Shoes
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