Hospital issues $60,000 bond for expansion
Winchester Metal Hospital has secured by deed of trust a $60,000 bond issue, in $1,000 denominations, for five years to 1931. Funds aim to finish the nurses home, build a new treatment and obstetrical wing, and install a central heating plant. The nurses’ home cost about $30,000 and the project totals value of the hospital property over several hundred thousand dollars.
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Winchester Metal, Hospital
Stpper 1
Te Hospital
Public Sale of 105 Acre Farm Near Summit Point W Va
George F Sowers Summit Point W Va announces a public auction at Charles Town on Sept 30 1926 at 230 PM for a farm of 105 percent acres limestone land with 9 acres timber a good dwelling and improvements. The property lies 1 half miles from Swimley Station and about 3 miles from Summit Point.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Swimley Station
Summit Point
Local Court Orders Estate Matters in Winchester
In Winchester Virginia the Commercial & Savings Bank act as administrator for Thomas and Emma Pugh. A master commissioner will report on real and personal property debts and distributees, with notice by weekly publication. A public session is set for October 26 1926 to present evidence and vouchers.
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Winchester
Thomas Pugh
Emma Pugh
Zachariah Pugh
Commercial and Savings Bank, Admr
Commercial and Savings Bank
Admr. c. T. A
Deec
Joseph B. Newlin
Ward & Larrick
P. A
Telegraph Office Now Open Only One Hour Sunday Afternoon
The Winchester office of the Western Union Telegraph Co is kept open only one hour on Sunday afternoons under a new order from division headquarters. Previously it operated 4 to 6 PM. the new schedule is 5 to 6 PM. Morning Sunday hours remain 8 to 10 AM, reducing time for replying to telegrams on Sunday.
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Winchester
Western Union Telegraph Coargany
Jail Term For Stealing Chicken Gizzards
W Epps a tall man once assistant cook at George Washington Hotel served fifteen days in jail and fined five dollars plus costs for stealing chicken gizzards from the hotel kitchen after exchanging shoes and misidentification. The case centered on taking gizzards intended for guests and cooking them without approval.
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Mr. Sipps
George Washington Hotel
Mr. Epps
Sheriff Pannett
Penney
Epps
Beter
Eppes
Eppa
Gap in North South Road to be closed seals long Virginia highway
Special to The Star Christiansburg Va Sept 27 prelim inary plans outline monster celebration for opening of the hard surfaced road from near Roanoke to Christiansburg on the Lee Highway The 13 mile gap completes Virginia’s longest stretch of improved highway from Winchester to Bristol marking a new era in gas propelled transport Chambers of Commerce Bluefield Bristol Roanoke Southwestern Virginia Inc Lee Highway Association State Chamber of Commerce represented
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The
Star
Christiansburg
Roanoke
Virginia
Union
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Bristol
Chambers of Commerce of
Bluefield
Southwestern Virginia, Incorporated
State Chamber of Commerce
Lee Highway Association
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George F. Sowers
Virginia Loan and
Thrift Corp
N. Loudoun St
Bloom, Va
Gerard Littlefield
New York
Paul Glynn
Thomas $. Cooper
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Commercial & Savings Bank
New York City
Philadelphia
Greensboro
N. C
Baltimore
J. S Denton & Sons
Harrisonburg
Wy Va
W.B. Williams
G. U Hulver
Mooreland
Lamp
Mt. Pleasant
EB. U. Richard
Woodstock Fair
Paul Good
John S. White
Annie Crabill
Grand Lodge of
Pythians
Luray
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of
Winchester Lodge
Lewis Pearson
John W. Phillips
Nere Yosay
New Market
Grand Lodge
Old Rice Farm
Shenandoah Motor CO
H. A. Schmidt
Nash Dealers
Handley Schools
Venta AP
WONEY
MARSH
East Piccadilly ST
Riley and Son
Chevrolet
Parker's Garage
Stephens City
C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock ST
Boyd’s the Corner Drug Store
Drugs of Quality
H. W. Ebert
Braddock and
Amherst Sts
Clearbrook
R. R. Whitmore
Hansbrough & Carter
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