Jesse Carter Dies In Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jesse Carter of 227 E Kern St died Tuesday morning at Winchester Memorial after a brief illness. He was born in Clarke County and lived most of his life in Winchester. Survived by one sister Mrs Lucy Thomas of Winchester and several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Cartwright Funeral Home Friday at 2 pm with Rev J T Mays officiating. Interment Orrick Cemetery. Body at funeral home can be viewed Thursday 6 to 10 pm.
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Jesse Carter
E. Kern St
Winchester
Clarke County
Lucy Thomas
Cartwright
J. T. Mays
St. Paul Methodist Church
Orrick
Notice of Publication in Virginia Corporation Court
The Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court in Winchester Virginia publishes notice for Margaret P Chew and Farmers and Merchant National Bank Administrators cta of the Estate of Christine W C Roszel. Nonresidents must appear within ten days to protect interests. attorneys listed.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Margaret P. Chew
Farmers and Merchant National Bank of
C.t.a
Christine W. C. Roszel
Christine WC. Roszel
Christine W. C Roeze
Robert Preston Chew
Peter T. Chew
Elizabeth Willard
Brantz Mayer Roszel
I. John Roszel
William Roszel
Fannie Albert Smith
Chester Smith
F. Ryland Washington
John Chew
Margaret P Chew
Brantz Mayer Roszel. II
John Roszel
Fannée Albert Smith
Winchester Evening Star
P. J. Marshall
City of
Scandal Forecast in IRS Probe Prompts Washington Fallout
The New York Herald Tribune reports a major internal Revenue Service scandal set to erupt in Washington over a derogatory report on a top official. Edgar E. Hoppe, former inspection chief, says he was fired for political expediency after resisting whitewashing the report. Hoppe seeks back pay and the file is now with attorney John P Witciel.
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New York
New York Herald Tribune
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Edward J. Mowrey
White House
The
Herald Tribune
Edgar E. Hoppe
Dallas
Tex
Revenue
Hoppe
Inspection Service
Revenue Service
U.S. Court of Claims
NAACP Officer To Speak Here At Mount Carmel Church
W. Lester Banks state executive secretary of the NAACP will speak at Mount Carmel Baptist Church Sunday at 3 PM. He will discuss local employment opportunities and housing improvements. The NAACP Fall membership drive opens after the speech with music by church choirs. Public invited.
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W. Lester Banks
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Banks
Mr. Banks
John Mann Methodist
St. Paul Ame
Gun and Jacket Prizes At Round Hill Shooting Match
Round Hill Community Fire Company hosts a Friday shooting series at the new Harry Patterson farm location. Grand prizes include a shotgun and a hunting jacket with matches at 5 p.m. rain or shine, benefiting the fire fund. Prizes for individual shots include turkeys, chickens and hams. Committee chair Mrs. E W Steele coordinates refreshments with Leo Baker, Vernon Haines, and Kenneth Lewis.
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Round Hill
Round Hill Community Fire Company
Harry Patterson
E. W. Steele
Leo Baker
Vernon Haines
Kenneth Lewis
Our Samoan Adventure in Stevenson's World
Fanney and Albert Louis Stevenson present a diary of Frances Matilda Van de Grift Stevenson's time in Samoa. Edited by Charles Neider this first print offers new light on the couple and contrasts with Stevenson's Vailima letters, enriching the Stevenson portrait.
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Fanney
Albert Louis Stevenson
Charles Neider
Harper
Stevenson the Scotsman
Frances Matilda van de Grift
Indianapolis
Samuel Osbourne
Stevenson
Vailima
Samoa
Fanny
Neider
Monterrey
Calif
Sneider
Intriguing Memoir Sketch Blends Politics and Farm Life
A fragment from a native war era memoir mixes political notes with everyday farm hurdles. The author recounts planting and harvesting tasks, aging servants, both sober and drunk, and interactions among native and European figures. Domestic care spans cows to two pet pigs, while a mysterious act crossed out about twenty passages hints at recovered scientific photography within the book.
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Omeone
Boy Knocked Off Trestle Drowns
Five year old James Carroll Johnson of Isle of Wight County was knocked from a railroad trestle by an Atlantic and Danville Railroad freight train and drowned in the creek below while playing with others. The tragedy occurred Monday as children gathered on the trestle near Franklin.
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Franklin
Isle of Wight County
James Carroll Johnson
Danville
Tin ingots stolen from Columbus Army Depot
Police report more than $50,000 in tin ingots owned by the government stolen from the Army's Columbus General Depot. The FBI investigates after a civilian employee found a damaged fence. inventory shows 548 ingots missing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus General
FBI
Change in Bardin school bus route due to wildlife
Palatka Florida reports the Bardin community bus route altered after Marvin and Tillman Cone complained their 11 children must walk nine-tenths of a mile to reach the bus while Brahman bulls and rattlesnakes roamed the area.
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Palatka
Fla
Bardin
Marvin
Tillman Cone
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Counsel
Lena
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N.Y
Barr
Winchester Star
Cameron St
Wti Aidn
Winchester's Shopping Center
Leggett’s
W. Boscawen St
Opp
Episcopal Church
W.G. Rogers
Miles W
Roua Hill Community Fire Co., Inc
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Old—Strong Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Carr Publishing CO
NG Hood
Chicken Love
Red Riding
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Leggett
West Boscawen St
Plymouth
America
the Society of Illustrators
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