Deaths and notes from Frederick county area
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Katharine Gamble a native of Frederick county born April 7 1863 and married M W Gamble of Moorefield. Funeral services were held at the home with burial in Olivet Cemetery beside her husband. Also mentions Beale Hackney and a Paraguay palm drink fact and Virginia as Mother of States in a mixed column of local notes.
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Frederick County
Katherine Gamble
Beale Hackney
Gamble
Robert Hackney
Susan Siebert Hackney
M. W. Gamble
Moorefield
R. Ashlin White
Gerardstown
Mooresville
N. C
M. W. Gamble, Jr
Transfers in County Realty Highlight Local Deeds
The county clerk records include H. A. Funk et ux and E. D. Shenk rights of way for Route 11 road widening near Stephens City and the Virginia line. Ernest D. Rowe and others transfer 3 acres near Martinsburg pike to Jacob W. Snapp and his spouse. Flor ence Etta Strosnider receives a Northwestern Grade lot west of Gore in a nominal deal. Carrie M. Lee and others convey Route 7 property north of Winchester with nominal consideration. An A L Rosenberger deed covers a lot east of Winchester to Earl S. Bailey with nominal payment.
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Ernest D. Rowe
Jacob W. Snapp
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
Commonwealth of Virginia
H. A. Funk
Stephens City
E. D. Shenk
West Virginia
R. R. Strosnider
Florence
Etta Strosnider
Gore
Carrie M. Lee
C. F. Lawrence
A. L. Rosenberger
Earl
Bailey
Winchester Post Office to Enforce 40-Hour Week for Local Staff
Local postal workers will shift to a five day 40 hour schedule under a national order approved by the President. No salary changes or overtime. overtime must be compensated with time off. Rural carriers exempt. additional staff may be used to cover hour reductions until the schedule is finalized locally.
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Winchester T
Congress
Page
Washington
Loudoun Gun Dog Club Field Trials Set for Oct 31
The Loudoun Gun Dog Club will hold its annual fall field trials October 31 and November 1 on the Jack Thomas farm near Round Hill, with open derby and all-age stakes for non-resident dogs and a closed shooting dog stake for Loudoun residents. A banquet on October 31 precedes a beach show at the Purcellville tabernacle.
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Leesburg
Loudoun Gun Dog Club
Jack Thomas
Round Hill
Loudoun County
Loudoun
Tabernacle
Purcellville
Hagerstown Plans Big Eightieth Inter-State Fair Opening
Hagerstown prepares for the eightieth annual Inter-State Fair with a Monday September 23 opening show. Gertrude Avery's Diamond Revue, 50 entertainers, features 30 top chorus girls and a grandstand performance at 8 pm. The fair runs Tuesday to Saturday with fireworks and a mile-long midway of rides and exhibits.
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Hagerstown
Winchester Route 50 parcels change hands in 4 deeds
Edgar T. Whittaker and wife convey 6 acres in Stonewall district to W. O. Parlett for nominal consideration. Virginia 1 et vir to Mrs. Charles Long sell 77 acres along Cedar Creek Grade near Marlboro. J. M. Steck, as trustee, transfers 20 acres one mile west of Opequon to J. E. Patterson for 1175 dollars.
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Winchester
Edgar T. Whittaker
W. O. Parlett
Stonewall
Virginia
Charles Long
Cedar Creek
Marlboro
J. M. Steck
J. E. Patterson
Opequon
Fibonacci Borrowing and Repaying in Early Arithmetic
The borrowing and repaying plan used in subtraction where the borrowed amount is added to the next figure was employed by Fibonacci as early as 1202 and likely inherited from eastern Arab merchants and scholars.
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Fibonacci
Fort Kamehameha Guards Pearl Harbor Channel
The unique Army post in the United States Fort Kamehameha stands as the sole base not named after an American officer. It guards the entrance channel to Pearl Harbor Hawaii.
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United States
Fort Kamehameha
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Lagniappe Meaning in Creole Louisiana Trade Etiquette
A Lagniappe is a Creole Louisiana term for a small gratuity given by tradesmen to customers. It signifies a trifling present or bonus offered as a courtesy or token of appreciation.
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Louisiana
Beverley Opens Office for Fall Loan Applications
J. Gray Beverley of Winchester Virginia announces his field supervisor office at 128% North Main Street will be open daily 9 00 am to noon to take applications for fall loans under the Emergency Crop and Feed Loans Act approved February 20 1935 Farmers urged to call at his office during those hours to apply.
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J. Gray Beverley
N. Main Street
Winchester
Virginia
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Tree Rivals Distillery
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Mother of States
Big Sister
County Realty
Mr.wood
Sorki
MR. Wall
Gabby
Ik and Press Association, Inc
MR .Nooo
By Les Forgrave
BY William Ritt
Joe King
Gabriel
Central Press
Northwestern
Circleville
Mrs. Gibbs
Will
MARY _ANN
Paul Robinson
Etta Ket
Etta
Minnie
sK # SHER
Muggs McGinnis
By Wally Bishop
Loudoun Club
LUX Radio Theatre
Bickers Motor Co
Game of
LUX Theatre
Aig
WABC
Bailey Bros
Market St
Republic
Petroleum Products
Valley Ave
Braddock
Boscawen
Shenandoah
John W. Rosenberger & Co
DuPont
Miller’s
Harvarde
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
John
Solenberger & CO
John 8
Miller
RAD At
J. F. Massey & Son
S. Cameron St
Cara
Seal OF Goprov
Ping
Geo. W. Kurtz
Goodrich
Cammertire CO
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