Condition Of Shenandoah Rivers At Riverton
North Branch muddy and flowing with limited visibility. South Branch muddy with reduced depth and sluggish current reported. Local officials urge caution for boaters and anglers along Riverton stretch.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1936
Page
7
North Branch muddy and flowing with limited visibility. South Branch muddy with reduced depth and sluggish current reported. Local officials urge caution for boaters and anglers along Riverton stretch.
Front Royal residents and visitors are listed with travels and stays. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Houston Board of Point Marion Pennsylvania visiting family, Augusta Military Academy enrollees, and Mrs. Frank Forsyth with Mrs. H W Shannon in Washington.</s>
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on October 10 1936 at 11 00 AM offers the lot 411 West South Loudoun Street front 40 feet depth 140 feet adjoining Catholic Church Aulick Estate and Julia A Roe property. Improved by a two story six room residence with immediate possession one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance policy. Special commissioners M M Lynch J M Steck Duvall Dunn auditors.
Mrs Turlington of Accomac visits brother and sister in law Browne ley on Monday. Mrs W Locke and daughter Dorothy return to Washington after stay at Dr Lyle Hansbrough home. Mrs Lewis Wallihan joins Mr Wallihan in New York to make their future home.
Victor Miller of near Middletown was fined 125 dollars and costs and received a four month jail term for driving intoxicated without a license. His car, owned by John Boyce of Shenandoah County, collided with Dr. G. R. Lyon of Washington Pennsylvania’s car driven by Cadet Thomas Lyon of Randolph-Macon Academy. no serious injuries.
After a council meeting last night it was announced that a $30,000 bond issue has been authorized. The plan is to refinance at a lower interest rate. A resolution to purchase $9,000 of outstanding town bonds from the sinking fund was approved.
The Garden Club of Warren County announces its annual flower show opens tomorrow afternoon in the City Hall auditorium. Members and the public are invited to attend the event and view the displayed flowers and arrangements.
The wedding of Mrs. Nancy Burgess and her groom, announced as a surprise to friends, was performed by Rev. J. Harvey Dunham. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Simpson of Front Royal. The groom is the son of Mrs. F. R. Slaughter, recently moving to Front Royal from Rappahannock county with his mother and sister.
A Virginia Motor Vehicle Corps member based in Front Royal oversees operations at the agency with responsibilities across the state. The unit coordinates vehicle registration enforcement and safety compliance activities.
Fred Chrismore who had been ill for several months was interred laterday after noon in Green Hill Cemetery Martinsburg W Va He formerly resided in Winchester and had been employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad in Philadelphia until ill health overtook him.
Bad news for South as North questions whether five hearts could be made. The dealer outlines two lines to win all remaining tricks after West shows spade and minor-suit cards, with East holding seven minor-suit cards and West holding three spades.
He was born at Boyce in Clarke county Virginia but spent most of his life in Martinsburg and Win. His father, a known harness-maker, survives with his sister and two other sisters Mrs Mackie, Mrs George Klinefelter and Mrs Mattie Gwynn of Washington. Funeral services were held in Washington yesterday morning, and the body went to Martinsburg for interment.
Mount Carmel F B Church marks its sixty seventh anniversary and the pastor Rev F B Spriggs enters his twelfth year. Senior and Junior members begin events Wednesday night September 23 continuing nightly through Sunday. Thirty eight senior members who joined when he took charge will provide the program.
Webster James will summarize the local church history and the Free Baptist denomination's 150 years. On Thursday night 62 members will discuss Why We Should Attend Church led by P. W. Gibson. E N Johnson of Berryville will deliver the anniversary sermon Friday night followed by a reception.
For sale a lunch room and filling station with stock and equipment. Good beer business, low rent, strong location. Seller cites other interests and seeks a quick sale. Write "E" care Star.
An advertisement invites readers to try ARAX a tonic claimed to restore health digestion nerves and energy. It promotes Mr R W Harris at Miller's Medicine Store Winchester urging a free health booklet and discussion without obligation. ARAX is described as superior and costly and linked to a renowned therapeutic authority.
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